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According to sources, the deal will mean more money for Texas, Texas A&M and Oklahoma, who all stand receive $20 million from the new deal. The other seven schools in the Big 12 would make between $14 million and $17 million, but would nearly double what they currently receive in TV revenue (roughly $7 million to $9 million).
Who's ever heard of a conference who pays out more money to some members than it does to others? How can one team in the conference be allowed to have its own network? Doesn't this defeat the whole purpose of having a conference? How is it fair for Texas to make $25mill while other schools only make $14mill? I don't see how such a setup can work longterm. Over the yrs the financial inequities will mount.
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Perhaps there was never a Gandhi before India almost in the sense there was an India after him. Like other individuals, Gandhi was an embodiment of the cultural self of Indian society, a mirror of his homeland, and its culture to outsiders. In that sense, India is integral to Gandhi, no matter how politically flawed or morally wounded it might look to others or even to himself. Consider a title, Mother Teresa before India, which will have a qualitatively different connotation than the title under review. But this mismatch should not undermine the value of this definitive work, which together with its promised sequel could very well be the finest piece of writing on Gandhi, and his ideas, and help establish Ram Guha the foremost thinker on Gandhi.
The idea for this book germinated with a decision to offer a graduate seminar titled, Arguments With Gandhi, at the University of California, Berkeley in 1998. In the Preface, Guha offers a fascinating account of his decision and the challenges he encountered. The book covers the life of Gandhi from October, 1869 till July 1914, when he leaves for India, and the sequel covers the rest. Guha alludes to extraordinary lives and works of Martin Luther King, Aung Suu Kyi, Dalai Lama as instances of Gandhi's growing global relevance.
Guha is completely convincing when he reminds us about inadequate knowledge of political Gandhi before he arrived in India. An interesting book titled, The Man Before Mahatma by Charles DiSalvo, Professor of Law at the West Virgnia University, with similar intellectual underpinnings, was recently published by Random House (2012).
Like Guha's book, there is a rare cover photo of Gandhi, taken in 1905 in Johannesburg, with a tie, a starched shirt, and a three-piece suit. DiSalvo's book, with eighteen chapters, explores how Gandhi's experience as a lawyer help mould him as India's leading nationalist. But Guha's book is more intensely researched, carefully structured, and comprehensive because of his deeper understanding of South Asian history and politics. It has twenty two chapters, each unravels life and times of Gandhi, and his encounters with various individuals, and how he dealt with Africa's oppressive regime and racist society. The last chapter is titled, How Mahatma was Made, which could have been a more convincing title for this book. Of course, Guha is not sharing a formula to make future Gandhis. Alas! There is no such formula! It will be disappointing to expect to produce Gandhis or Patels by setting up statues, or by pricey advertisements. Given that Gandhi emerged without such statues around him, it would lead to wasteful drainage of our resources. Human beings, transformative or ordinary, are product of circumstances, and to that extent, the facts and narratives of this book shed crucial insights to the making of Mahatma, especially about six people of different races, faiths and professions(two Hindus, two Jews ad two Christians)-who shaped Gandhi's worldview and sense of humanity.
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Unlike DiSalvo's book, which was driven by the curiosity to understand the evolution of civil disobedience movement, Guha argues how Gandhi's life and experiences embodies a political vision that has urgent contemporary relevance. He writes, "The predicament of Indians in South Africa in Gandhi's day also anticipated the predicament of Muslims in Europe and of Hispanics and Asians in North America today." Without doubt, contemporary discourse on diversity, inter-faith dialogue, and minority rights could profit enormously from Gandhi's experiences.
In a nutshell, South Africa was the land which taught Gandhi the value of human dignity. It encouraged him to seek for it, and embolden him to stand for it. South Africa, like India of then or even now, was a working laboratory for widespread violations of human dignity and human rights. But Gandhi never saw India, its obvious and embedded violence, that way, which he discovered much later to some measure. For this dimension of Gandhi's ignorance as well as inhibition, a close scrutiny of the Gandhi-Ambedkar debate is necessary. Here is a thought experiment: Had Gandhi been born a dalit, how different thdalit Gandhi would have been from Ambedkar? On his discussion about Hind Swaraj (1909), Guha recognises, and rightly so, that Gandhi was presenting a romantic view of indigenous Indian culture, and the reason is his limited exposure to India.
According to Guha, by 1888, when Gandhi left for England at the age of 19, there is no evidence he visited other parts of India, and few other visits such as in 1892 and 1902 to Bombay and 1896 to Calcutta and Madras to lobby for the rights of Indians in South Africa does not offer much evidence of his deep, or extensive contacts with Indians of different social and economic strata. But the fact is : visionary personalities do not often rely on either visit or interaction as the only basis for shaping their vision. Often they are people with a sixth sense or a third eye. Perhaps, Gandhi's caste and class background did contribute to look at India favourably, though some of which he changed in latter years, about which we hope sincerely to learn few things from Guha's promised sequel.


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Pune: If a common man breaks a road divider and creates illegal punctures for shortcuts, it is a serious offence. But for making a smooth passage for vice president of the Indian National Congress, Rahul Gandhi, the authorities choose to become offenders themselves. A day before Gandhi's rally at the SSPMS ground, the traffic police along with civic administration, broke dividers on the Raja Bahadur Mill Road at various spots.
Gandhi will be addressing a public rally on Tuesday in support of Pune's Congress candidate Vishwajeet Kadam. Expecting a large turnout for the rally, the police have made some security arrangements at the venue, and claim that the breaking these road dividers is a part of the same.
Dividers have been broken at two places — one in front of the main ground and another near the lane leading to Kailas crematorium. When contacted, deputy commissioner of police (Traffic) Vishwas Pandhare said, "Nearly 20 feet of the divider has been deliberately broken to create passage for any emergency evacuation. There is a possibility of large crowd, and in case of an emergency situation, there should be adequate open punctures for evacuation, which is why we have broken the divider."
Meanwhile, Pune police carried out a rehearsal at the ground on Monday. Police has made parking arrangements at a small ground near Kailas crematorium. The police also carried out regular checks at the ground using a dog squad.


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Being a parent is hard enough work without having to field through all the advice of friends, family, colleagues and even perfect strangers. While that advice may be well-meant, it isn't always accurate and it's not always best for you and your family. My advice? Don't listen to advice! Do what your gut tells you to do. Sure, you can consult your pediatrician or other medical professionals, check the Internet and call your best friend. Ultimately, though, what you do with regard to your family's well-being is up to you and should be based on what you really feel is right. That's part of what it means to be a parent.


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In this study, the authors propose galectin-3, a beta-galactoside binding protein, as a novel and potentially universal tool to visualise and quantitate the lysis of microbe-containing vacuoles in macrophages or other model host cell systems. This experimental strategy will be helpful to improve our understanding of the mechanisms underlying vacuole rupture.
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APR Special: Spotlight Health 2015, Show #3 By Elise Thatcher • Mar 24, 2015 feministing.com Good afternoon, you're listening to Spotlight Health on Aspen Public Radio. This is the third episode in our series on critical health issues. Today we hear from the doctor who keeps an eye on infectious diseases for the National Institutes of Health. With the measles outbreak in December, he's tackling the vaccine controversy head on by getting the word out to parents who have not already vaccinated their kids. "I would try and convince them by, first of all, not attacking them." APR Special: Spotlight Health 2015, Show #2 By Elise Thatcher • Mar 17, 2015 feministing.com Good afternoon, you're listening to Spotlight Health, on Aspen Public Radio. This is the second episode in our series on critical health issues. Today, we'll find out what living longer can mean both emotionally and logistically. "I ask people on a regular basis, if you have an extra 30 years, where would you put them. 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Dr. Eckel served on the panel that issued the new guidelines on statins and other cholesterol lowering drugs. Bio from the Anschutz Medical Campus Website: Your Evening News - January 8th, 2015 By Aspen Public Radio News • Jan 8, 2015 Environment Foundation Awards Over $95,000 A non-profit connected to the Aspen Skiing Company and aimed at environmental causes is releasing over $31,000 in grants to local efforts. A news release from the Environment Foundation says the money will be split between six groups working on youth education. Those receiving the grants include the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, Basalt Middle and High School and the Waldorf School of the Roaring Fork. An additional $64,000 is being sent to seven additional organizations focused on energy efficiency, limiting the impacts of drilling on the Western Slope and maintenance and expansion of trials in the Roaring Fork Valley. In total, the Environment Foundation is donating more than $95,000 to 13 projects. 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This fall, the MFA celebrates the 20th anniversary of Malcolm Rogers, Ann and Graham Gund Director, with a range of special programs and events. The longest-tenured Director in the Museum's 144-year history, Rogers marked two decades at the MFA on September 1. Special events included a sold-out gala and MFA by Moonlight party on September 6. The gala raised $2.3 million, which will benefit education, access, and community programs at the MFA, highlighting Rogers' commitment to these areas. Then on September 7—declared Malcolm Rogers Day by Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh—the Museum held a free MFA Community Day: Celebrating 20 Years of Director Malcolm Rogers. Special member events, exhibitions, and public lectures rounded out the month-long celebration. Social media channels used the hashtag #MR20 to highlight the festivities surrounding Rogers' anniversary, with fans and followers invited to participate on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Additionally, in the coming months Rogers will present two lectures reflecting on his time at the Museum. On October 29 and 30, he will look back at 20 personas that have influenced his thinking about museums and the MFA during his tenure. Due to popular demand, Rogers will offer the lecture twice, allowing visitors to hear about the influence of the volunteer, the politician, the donor, the colleague, the educator, the artist and more. On February 25, 2015, he will lecture on 20 significant acquisitions of works of art made by the Museum over the past 20 years.
Complete press release about Malcolm Rogers' retirement
2/28/14 Boston Globe "MFA Director Malcolm Rogers to retire"
2/28/14 The New York Times "Director of Boston's Museum of Fine Arts to Retire"
2/28/14 Boston Herald "MFA Director Rogers Retiring after 20 Years"
2/28/14 Apollo Magazine "Malcolm Rogers to Retire from the MFA Boston"
2/28/14 WBUR "Radio Boston" "MFA Director Steps Down"
2/28/14 WBUR Radio "Malcolm Rogers, Who Led MFA's Expansion, Announces Plans To Retire"
3/3/14 WGBH-TV, "Greater Boston" "MFA Director Malcolm Rogers: 'Excellence For Everyone' "
2/28/14 WGBH Radio, "Morning Edition" "Retiring MFA Director Malcolm Rogers On The Search For Beauty And Meaning"
Milestones for Malcolm Rogers at the MFA
1994 Malcolm Rogers becomes Ann and Graham Gund Director
1995 Huntington Avenue Entrance, closed since 1990, reopens
1996 Hours extended to 7 days a week, Huntington Avenue renamed "Avenue of the Arts"
1999 Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts opens in Japan
2008 Fenway entrance, closed for 30 years, reopens
$504 million fundraising campaign concludes
2010 Art of the Americas Wing (53 galleries), Shapiro Family Courtyard, and new Gund Gallery open
2011 Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art opens
2014 Rogers becomes longest serving MFA Director in May
Rogers marks 20 years at the MFA in September


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- Introduction
- History
- The wine grape
- Wine regions and varieties
- The wine-making process
- Aging and bottling
- Special wines
The process of alcoholic fermentation requires careful control for the production of high quality wines. Requirements include suppression of the growth of undesirable microorganisms, presence of adequate numbers of desirable yeasts, proper nutrition for yeast growth, temperature control for prevention of excessive heat, prevention of oxidation, and proper management of the cap of skins floating in red musts.
Grape skins are normally covered with bacteria, molds, and yeast. The wild yeasts such as Pichia, Kloeckera, and Torulopsis are often more numerous than the wine yeast Saccharomyces. Although species of Saccharomyces are generally considered more desirable for efficient alcoholic fermentation, it is possible that other yeast genera may contribute to flavour, especially in the early stages of fermentation. Saccharomyces is preferred because of its efficiency in converting sugar to alcohol and because it is less sensitive to the inhibiting effect of alcohol. Under favourable conditions, strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae have produced up to 18 percent (by volume) of alcohol, although 15 to 16 percent is the usual limit.
Use of the yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe has been proposed for the early stages of alcoholic fermentation. Because it metabolizes malic acid, this yeast would be useful in excessively acid musts, but commercial applications have not yielded consistently favourable results. The addition of lactic-acid bacteria to musts, using strains metabolizing malic acid, is now common.
The number of undesirable microorganisms is greatest in partially rotted or injured grapes. Such damage may occur in harvesting or during transportation, particularly in warm climates. Suppression of undesirable microorganism growth is required, and the most common method used is the addition of sulfur dioxide to the freshly crushed grapes at the rate of about 100 to 150 milligrams per litre. Sulfur dioxide is more toxic to undesirable microorganisms than to desirable microorganisms. When it is used in musts, an inoculum of the desired yeast strain, usually called a pure yeast culture, is added. Musts are rarely pasteurized, although this process may be applied when they contain undesirable amounts of oxidizing enzymes from moldy grapes.
Enologists, technicians in the science of wine making, do not agree on the most desirable yeast species and strain, but strains of S. cerevisiae are generally used. The chosen strain is allowed to multiply as much as possible in sterilized grape juice and is then transferred to larger containers of sterilized grape juice, where it continues to grow until the desired volume is reached. Suitable pressed yeasts of desirable strains are added directly, avoiding the troublesome practice of building up and maintaining a pure yeast culture. About 1 to 3 percent of a pure yeast culture, or sufficient pressed yeast to provide a population of 1,000,000 cells per millilitre, is used.
Temperature control during alcoholic fermentation is necessary to (1) facilitate yeast growth, (2) extract flavours and colours from the skins, (3) permit accumulation of desirable by-products, and (4) prevent undue rise in temperature, killing the yeast cells.
Optimum temperature for growth of common wine yeasts is about 25 °C (77 °F), and in many viticultural areas of the cooler temperate zone, grapes are crushed at about this temperature. Fermentation is seldom started at so high a temperature, however, because it is then difficult to prevent the temperature from exceeding 30 °C during fermentation.
Extraction of flavours and colours is not a problem in white musts; the crushed grape mass is usually separated from the skins before fermentation. Fermentation of white musts at relatively cool temperature (about 10 to 15 °C [50 to 60 °F]) apparently results in greater formation and retention of desirable by-products. An undesirable feature of such relatively low-temperature fermentations is the longer period required for completion (six to 10 weeks compared to one to four weeks at higher temperatures) and the tendency for the fermentation to stop while residual sugar remains. (This is not always considered undesirable—i.e., in German wine production.) In practice white table wines are usually fermented at about 20 °C.
In red wine musts, the optimum colour extraction consistent with yeast growth occurs at about 22 to 28 °C (72 to 82 °F). Alcoholic fermentation produces heat, however, and careful temperature control is required to prevent the temperature from reaching a point (about 30 °C) where yeast growth is seriously restricted. At still higher temperatures, growth will stop completely. Modern temperature control is accomplished by use of heat exchangers. Older methods include placing the fermenters in a cold room; using cold pipes in the fermenter; pumping the must through double-walled pipes, with cold water in the surrounding pipe; pumping the must through a sump containing cooling coils; and pumping the coolant through jackets surrounding the tank.
Contact with air must be restricted to prevent oxidation during fermentation. In very large containers, the volume of carbon dioxide given off is sufficient to prevent entry of air. In small fermenters, fermentation traps are inserted, preventing entry of air but permitting exit of carbon dioxide. These traps are particularly desirable during the final stage of fermentation, when carbon dioxide evolution is slow. Following fermentation, small amounts of sulfur dioxide are added to help prevent oxidation. Ascorbic acid (50 to 100 milligrams per litre) is sometimes employed to decrease the oxidation and thus the amount of sulfur dioxide required as an antioxidant, but is not generally recommended.
The cap of skins and pulp floating on top of the juice in red-wine fermentation inhibits flavour and colour extraction, may rise to an undesirably high temperature, and may acetify if allowed to become dry. Such problems are avoided by submerging the floating cap at least twice daily during fermentation. This operation, comparatively easy with small fermenters, becomes difficult with large, tall fermenters of up to 100,000-gallon (380,000-litre) capacity. In large units the fermenting must is drawn off near the bottom and pumped back over the cap. The use of small fermentation vessels permits a greater percentage of heat loss to the surrounding atmosphere, simplifying temperature control.


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A columnist, frequent contributor, and video host/producer at Vice Media, David Bienenstock is also a ten-year veteran of High Times magazine, including as West Coast Editor for the world's best-known marijuana brand. With more than a decade of experience, and friends in high places, he now serves as a sought-after consultant in the emerging legal cannabis industry, helping enterprises large and small navigate the many complexities involved in creating viable new ventures and sustainable green jobs in this true growth market.
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Step2 WaterWheel Play Table
Step2 WaterWheel Play Table
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|Product Type: Sand and water table
|Finish: Blue
|Material: Plastic
|Hardware Material: Stainless steel
|Weather Resistant: Yes
|Non Toxic: Yes
|Sandbox Shape: Round
|Toys Included: Yes
|Gender: Unisex
|Age Group: 2 Years; 3 to 4 Years; 5 to 6 Years; 7 to 8 Years; 9 to 10 Years; 11 to 12 Years; 13+ Years
|Sandbox Cover Included: No
|Sandbox Liner Included: No
|Bottomless Sandbox: No
|Canopy Included: No
|Seating Included: No
|Legs Included: Yes
|Sand Included: No
|Compatibility: No
|Product Care: Wipe with mild soapy water
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Installation Required: No
|Product Warranty: 3 Years
About the ManufacturerToys that encourage creativity... and outdoor products of the highest quality! The Step2 Company, LLC is a multinational manufacturer and marketer of high quality products for children and for the home and garden. Thomas G. Murdough, Jr., founder and former president of The Little Tikes Company (1969-1989) launched Step2 in 1991. He built Step2 on a basic philosophy of quality, value and service backed by a commitment to customer satisfaction. Going "A Step Beyond" in the development and manufacturing of innovative products for the family and home is the company's mission.
Step2 products are made using rotational molding, a process that Tom Murdough pioneered for use in the consumer products market. Step2 is one of the largest rotational molding companies in the world.
Step2 WaterWheel Play Table
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Step2 Water Wheel Activity Play Table
daniel from Cerritos, CA – Verified Buyer
Writing this review in the eyes of a two year old. Love it, love it, love it. Daddy put it together. Very easy set up. Mommy put the water in and added a few extra water toys along with some plastic balls and I play for hours at a time with it. I have even enjoyed this with no water by putting my little cars in it and pretending its a mountain road. One day we put paper in the bottom and I made a finger painting. Mommy liked that because the mess stayed inside. All two year Olds should have this because at that age we are starting to use our imaginations.
WaterWheel Play Table
Katherine from Collegeville, PA – Verified Buyer
This product is durable and just the right height for my 15 month old grandson. He loves playing with the included boats and water wheel. Though the table is just what I expected, my daughter purchased one with more opportunities for interaction (toys that can be catapulted into the water). This keeps the kids more engaged. I would recommend looking for a table that will be a bit more engaging.
Kids played for hours!
Sarah from Slayton, MN – Verified Buyer
Gave it as a gift for my niece and nephew- kids played in the backyard splashing around for hours! I couldn't believe how a simple round water table would entertain them for so long- but mom's get ready to sit and have a glass of wine while your kids play and splash all afternoon!
Fun summer play toy
Jennifer from Gainesville, VA – Verified Buyer
My daughter and niece both have this table. They enjoy it. My only complaint is that the sailboats that come with it do not stay together which frustrates my 2 year old. They click together but break apart when played with. So, I hot glued them together. Problem solved.
a fun way to play with grandson
DeAnna from Elk, WA – Verified Buyer
Very impressed. We purchased this for our grandsons first birthday. Since it arrived early and we had room in our kitchen we took it for a test drive. We have spent hours playing with it when he visits. He loves it so much we are ordering an additional one so we can have one at our place too. It is solid construction andjust the right height, so although he isn't walking yet, he can cruis around the perimeter and play.
Great outdoor fun for toddlers
Knittingzeal from Suburban Philadelphia, PA – Verified Buyer
This fun water table was easy to assemble; even my two year old son helped! The design is simple and fun. The included accessories added to the fun: the water wheel, the pouring bucket, and the two small boats. We added a boat and some shovels to enhance the water play fun. Filling the water table is simple with the garden hose and dumping out the water is just as easy. The table is generally sturdy for one child to climb on to it, but would probably capsize if more than one toddler climbed on. My only complaint is that the included boats are extremely flimsy and broke with normal play. We were able to glue it back together, but with the history of good quality toys from Step 2, I expected a sturdier made boat. I set this water table up next to our sand box and found that the two toys work well together with a child's imagination. Discloser: I received this water table complimentary from the company in exchange for a review and mention on my blog. My opinions expressed here are my own, however.
Great water table
Dawn from Vienna, VA – Verified Buyer
I love having a dedicated water table over a water and sand one. You can just flip this over when play is done. The water wheel is a little tippy, but not too bad.
Great little table
Alyssa from League City, TX – Verified Buyer
My daughter loves this table! It's a great size for a small patio, it has had lots of use last summer and can't wait to bring it out again this year.
Fun summer toy.
Barbara from Manhattan Beach, Ca – Verified Buyer
My grandchildren haven't used it yet but it arrived promptly and in great condition. Con. Came as I expected it. Pro. None yet.
Loved by my Grandchildren
Suzanne from Townsend, MA – Verified Buyer
All my grandchildren love this table. The parents love playing in it too! I have had it for 2 seasons now and it still looks like new.
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Personal bankruptcy has helped millions of Americans restore their financial health and leave their debt problems behind. Life immediately after bankruptcy, though, does have some challenges.
One of the potential challenges is opening a checking account after bankruptcy. Such a maneuver, though, is entirely possible for many people. Taking a few credit-rebuilding steps after bankruptcy will help you begin to restore your credibility with your bank.
In order to open a checking account after filing bankruptcy, you may have to do a bit of homework before approaching your bank. Here are a few steps that take many in their efforts to open a checking account:
Obtaining a checking account after bankruptcy is very important because it allows you to have a stable place to keep your hard-earned money, as well as a way to pay your bills on time.
With a little perseverance and careful planning, you may be able to find a bank willing to help you restart your financial life.
One important part of life after bankruptcy is rebuilding credit. By restoring the health of your credit score, you'll also be a more attractive candidate for checking accounts and credit cards. Listed below are a few steps that many use to improve credit:
These tactics may sound overly simple, but rebuilding credit is not necessarily a complicated task. Opening new lines of credit, such as phone and utility bills, and paying them on time may show trustworthiness to creditors.
After you've regained the trust of creditors, you may be able to take out loans for important purchases, such as homes and cars.
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Pune: Even after every year, the number of seats in engineering colleges go unclaimed, the state is expected to see a rise in the number of engineering colleges that it hosts. The state is in the process of giving nod to new engineering colleges. Currently, there are 1.52 lakh seats available in the state this year and more than 47,000 seats remained vacant in the state last year.
While speaking to dna, one of the officials from Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) said, "With new colleges coming up in the state, there will be addition of 1,000 to 1,500 seats to the existing 1.5 lakh seats. As per the observations, thousands of seats remain vacant and this year, there is a possibility that the number of vacant seats will increase," he said.
Meantime, the engineering aspirants this year are in a great fix that the DTE is yet to come with criteria for giving admissions to the students. The DTE has already announced that this year, they will give 50 per cent weightage to JEE score and 50 per cent to the PCM score. However, it is yet to decide that whether DTE will give admission on the percentage of both the score will be considered. "It is expected that the decision on percent or percentile will be taken in the coming days and the picture will be clear," he added.
Meantime, there are 15 centres that have been set up to accept forms of the students so that the admission process will be done through Central Admission Process (CAP). While speaking to dna, S.S. Pardeshi, professor from COEp, said that the last two days, they have accepted over 1,000 forms.


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Description: This book offers an introduction and overview into the theory and practice of the surgical treatment of astigmatism. In accomplishing this, the book takes several different approaches, ranging from updates of national multicenter trials to reviews of case studies demonstrating specifically how an author approaches a common problem.
Purpose: The purpose is to discuss some of the currently available methods of correcting astigmatism. Because so much experience has recently been gained in this area, it is a worthy objective mainly from the standpoint of assimilating much of this experience into a convenient single source. It more than adequately achieves this objective by first providing to the reader the history and evolution of astigmatism-reducting procedures, and then by providing an overview of each major procedure type.
Audience: The book is intended for residents in ophthalmology. It would be equally useful for any practitioner considering modifying a practice to include these types of procedures. The multiple authors are quite credible and have generally published widely in this and related fields.
Features: The photographs, particularly the intraoperative shots, are very helpful. The book is somewhat overillustrated, however, especially in the inclusion of numerous corneal topography photos that often add little to the case reports. Also, many of the graphs are confusing and unnecessary in getting the point across.
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Chinese communication students visit Emerson
30 Chinese communication students visited Emerson July 7-13, learning about of American press, marketing and social media.
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As Thanksgiving passes, it's time to get out the Christmas decorations and deck the halls! We want to encourage everyone around town to get into the holiday spirit and decorate for the season, so we though it would be nice to throw out a little incentive to do so.
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I usually have mine up on Thanksgiving, after dinner, okay after the naps, the kids will work together to get it perfect.
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This is the Father of all toy runs and I wouldn't miss it for anything. There may be an older toy run in the country but you will be hard pressed to find it. I know of only one in Wyoming that is only a year or two older than the run by A Righteous Ride.
A friend of mine today brought to my attention that she thought the Salvation Army was basically being boycotted and not allowed to run the Red Kettle campaign here in Colorado. Well, it seems that is both true and false.
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I've tried sooooo many dry shampoos and saw no results. I was getting very frustrated until I saw this one and decided to try it. I got the original or classic or whatever it's called, and I love it! I will definitely repurchase because it works amazing! doesn't have any ridiculous smell, and doesn't leave your hair all white. totally one to try if you've gone throw a lot and are losing hope!
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The only dry shampoo I will ever buy again!
I've tried the Suave professionals. 3/5.
I've had the TRESemmé one. 3/5.
I've had the Not Your Mother's dry shampoo and that was second to this one. 4/5
This one works SO well for me. I've had 2 or 3 cans of it. I have blonde hair that I have to wash daily because it gets so oily. Such a pain, especially with morning classes.
This product is fantastic. I can even skip a day of washing with it. Will forever repurchase.
on 6/22/2014 10:26:00 PM
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Best dry shampoo next to the Victoria secret one in my opinion. I first purchased this product at Walmart, the white and brown dry shampoo (I went on a dry shampoo cray day) I also purchased the dove, tresemme and also some other brand at Walmart which was in a red aluminum bottle with a red top. Wow!! I can not begin to describe how great this product is, my hair is dark brown and if used currently the original white dry shampoo doesn't make my hair color look ashy at all. My favorite is the brown tinted dry shampoo. And best of all now Marshall's and TJMaxx carry it so I was able to get about 5 bottles for under $25 bucks! Lol
on 6/22/2014 8:57:00 PM
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Out of all the dry shampoos I've tried - Tresemme, Suave, Dove, Pssst. and Not Your Mother's, this is by far the best! Others would leave my hair dull, feeling matted and dry, and still somehow greasy. I have the Deep & Dark Brown and Cherry varieties, and Cherry absorbs oil better than the Brown kind. I usually use Brown on day 1/2 since my hair isn't too terribly oily, and then switch over to Cherry on the 3rd day for the oil absorbing. Cherry does leave a gray cast but I find that brushing it out and massaging it in to my roots helps that a lot. Would definitely repurchase.
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I FINALLY got around to picking this up at ulta. I Have tried, Tresseme-THE WORST Psssst- okay but takes forever to brush out and NYM Clean Freak- Second to this one, it will work in a pinch but is very grainy and also takes a while to brush out. I dont have the lightest hair and you can see this when I spray it on but I leave it on a few minutes, brush my teeth etc, then rub it in with my fingertips and brush the rest out. I had a surgery once that left me unable to properly shower as much as I would have liked and used this. No one could tell it was three day hair. I've tried the refreshing, paisley and cherry scents and have a can of the blush scent as my backup. I will continue to repurchase. I gave it a 4 because I wish it was more readily available and came in a bigger can. It can also leave a streak that can be hard to brush out occasionally. Pick it up, you wont be disappointed.
on 6/18/2014 8:25:00 PM
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Love this dry shampoo! Bought this for a bargain of $5 at Marshall's in the scent "Fruity and Cheeky Cherry". The packaging is adorable, and it really does its job! This is a lifesaver and really volumizes and soaks up excess oil! Will for sure repurchase!
on 6/15/2014 5:57:00 PM
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I love this dry shampoo. I've used it 4 times now, so I think I can give a pretty accurate review. I have oily hair, it sucks that I constantly have to wash my hair, sometimes I just want to preserve a style for more than just one day. I still have the urge to wash my hair though. Overall nice clean smell and great product.
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I've been using this for a year now and I've repurchased so many times! I heard how washing your hair less is better and I've been wanting to go my hair out so I use dry shampoo in between washes. Its best to spray it, let it sit for a minute, then massage it in. Best product ever!
on 6/8/2014 3:34:00 PM
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I love this dry shampoo.
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So many people rave about this dry shampoo, and once I found it at my local drugstore, I had to pick it up. As a lover of dry shampoo, and as someone who hadn't found a dry shampoo I absolutely loved at the time, I decided that the price of this ($7-$8) should be worth the try. Well, let me just say.. I'm never buying any other brand of dry shampoo again. I've tried Suave, Tresseme, Not Your Mother's, etc. and none of them even come close to this one. Every single dang dry shampoo I've ever bought is sticky, smelly, and even watery. Yes, I know, watery.. No lie. But this?! This stuff is heaven in a can! I can use just a little, I can use a lot, but this will not make my fine, thin hair greasy, sticky, or wet. It's absolutely perfect. I get great volume from it, amazing texture, all of the oil in my hair is practically gone after each use, and it smells fantastic (I have the original, btw). Again, I will never go back to any other brand, because this stuff is unbeatable. A little pricy, yes, but you get your money's worth.
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