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1121. Chemical Engineering Seminar (1). Prerequisite: For chemical engineering majors only. Readings and discussion of the chemical engineering profession; history, ethics, career paths, and research opportunities.
1305. Engineering Analysis I (3). Prerequisite: CHE 1121 or departmental approval. Prerequisite or corequisite: MATH 1451. Synthesis and analysis of typical engineering problems emphasizing the use of computing tools, spreadsheet and compiler programming. Fulfills core Technology and Applied Science requirement.
2306. Exposition of Technical Information (3). Prerequisite: ENGL 1302. Organization and presentation of experimental data, and research interpretation and conclusions. Computer-aided preparation of engineering reports. Fulfills core Communication (Oral) requirement (pending THECB approval). (Writing Intensive)
2410. Introduction to Chemical Process (4). Prerequisites: CHE 1305, CHEM 1307, ENGL 1301, MATH 1451, PHYS 1408 (concurrent enrollment allowed), and CHE 1121. Prerequisite or corequisite: PHYS 1408. Units and conversions, process variables, material and energy balances, process flow sheet analysis, phase equilibrium, elementary transient balances.
2421. Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I (4). Prerequisite: CHE 2410; prerequisite or corequisite: MATH 2450. Properties of pure substances, ideal gas behavior, heat effects in industrial reactions, first and second law analyses, energy conversion and power cycles.
3232. Chemical Engineering Transport Laboratory (2). Prerequisites: CHE 2306, 3315 and 3326; corequisite: CHE 3341. Experiments in mass, momentum, and heat transport; statistical analysis of data. (Writing Intensive)
3315. Fluid Mechanics (3). Prerequisites: 2.5 TTU GPA; C or better in MATH 3350 (concurrent enrollment allowed) and CHE 2410. Principles of momentum transport. Application to laminar and turbulent flow, metering, porous media, and settling.
3322. Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics II (3). Prerequisite: CHE 2421. Solution thermodynamics, phase and chemical equilibria, analysis of processes.
3323. Chemical Reaction Engineering (3). Prerequisites: CHE 3322 and 3326. An introduction to the kinetics of chemical conversion processes and the design of chemical reactors.
3326. Heat Transfer (3). Prerequisites: CHE 2421 and MATH 3350. Principles of energy transport. Application to heat conduction, convection, and radiation. Design and performance of heat exchangers and furnaces.
3330. Engineering Materials Science (3). Prerequisites: CHE 2421, CHEM 1308, and MATH 1452.. Engineering properties of metals, ceramics, and polymers; molecular, crystal, and microstructure configurations; selection of materials for applications.
3341. Mass-Transfer Operations (3). Prerequisite: CHE 3322. Theory and practice of mass transfer. Particular emphasis on the operations of distillation, absorption, and extraction.
4000. Special Problems in Chemical Engineering (V1-6). Prerequisite: Departmental approval. Individual studies in chemical engineering areas of special interest. May be repeated for credit.
4121. Chemical Engineering Research Seminar (1). Prerequisite: Senior standing in chemical engineering. External speakers focus on their current research in chemical engineering and related fields.
4122. Chemical Engineering Review (1). Prerequisite: 2.5 TTU GPA; senior standing in chemical engineering, C or better in IE 2311. Co-requisite: CHE 4353. Review of chemical engineering science and engineering courses. Preparation for the chemical engineering portion of the FE exam and the chemical engineering capstone design project.
4153. Process Control Laboratory (1). Prerequisite: CHE 4353. Experiments with control equipment and the minicomputer. Professional practice course.
4232. Unit Operations Laboratory (2). Prerequisites: CHE 3232 and senior standing in chemical engineering. Laboratory experiments illustrating the basic principles of unit operations. Includes instruction on experimental methods, equipment scale up, and technical communication. (Writing Intensive)
4315. Experimental Techniques in Fluid Dynamics (3). Prerequisite: CHE 3315. Prerequisite or corequisite: CHE 3232. Experimental techniques for fluid dynamics, including flow visualization, fluid characterization, image processing and analysis. Analytical modeling and statistical treatment of experimental data. Significant laboratory component.
4340. Polymer Processing (3). Prerequisite: CHE 3315. Structure, processing, and properties for industrial plastics processing operations, including extrusion, mixing, calendaring, blow molding, thermoforming, fiber spinning, compression molding, injection molding, and recycling.
4341. Polymerization Engineering (3). Prerequisites: CHEM 3305 and MATH 2450. Polymerization reactions, mechanisms and kinetics, control of properties through reaction and processing, polymerization reactor and process design, degradation reactions.
4342. Polymer Physics and Engineering (3). Prerequisite: CHE 3330. Fundamentals of polymer science and engineering. Solution properties, chain conformation and molecular mass characterization. Rubber elasticity and vicoelastic behavior. Crystalline polymers and morphology.
4344. Polymers and Materials Laboratory (3). Prerequisite or corequisite: CHE 3330 or ME 3311. Synthesis and properties of materials including polymers, polymerization, transitions, phase separation, mechanical properties, and processing.
4346. Polymer Viscoelasticity (3). Prerequisites: MATH 3350 and CHE 3330 or consent of instructor. Linear viscoelasticity, Boltzmann superposition, experimental methods, molecular theory, and mechanical properties of solid polymers.
4353. Process Control (3). Prerequisites: CHE 3315, 3341, 3323; MATH 3350 or 3354. Study of the principles of process dynamics and control and their applications to feedback control.
4356. Process Safety (3). Prerequisite: CHE 3315 and 3341 or consent of instructor. Introduction to hazards associated with chemical, physical, and biological processes. Prepares students for future industrial employment.
4363. Biochemical Engineering (3). Prerequisite: CHE 3323 (may be taken concurrently), CHEM 3305, MATH 2450, PHYS 1408. Introduction to biochemical engineering, including design of processes that involve biological organisms; cellular, molecular and tissue engineering; biomaterials and biotransport.
4364. Chemical Engineering Applications in Biological Systems (3). Prerequisite: MATH 3350 or 3354. Transport phenomena and chemical reactions at the molecular and cellular level in biological systems.
4365. Biotransport (3). Prerequisites: CHE 3315, MATH 3350 or 3354, or consent of instructor. Mass and momentum transport in living systems.
4366. Biomicrofluidics (3). Prerequisite: CHE 3315. Fluid phenomena at small scales. Science and engineering of miniaturized lab-on-chip devices for applications in chemical, biomolecular, and cellular analysis.
4372. Engineering Experimentation (3). Prerequisite: Senior standing in science or engineering. Strategy in experimentation; planning efficient experiments; analysis of data and interpretation and presentation of results; and Six Sigma methodology.
4381. Numerical Techniques for Chemical Engineering Problems (3). Prerequisite: MATH 3350. Numerical methods for integration, solution of systems of algebraic equations, initial- and boundary-value problems, and optimization.
4385. Bioprocess Control (3). Prerequisites: MATH 3350 or 3354 and CHE 4353 or consent of instructor. Problems and solutions associated with optimization and control of bioprocesses.
4392. Entrepreneurship for Chemical Engineers (3). Business plan preparation, types of enterprises and initial steps including key permits necessary to start a chemical engineering enterprise.
4555. Chemical Process Design and Simulation (5). Prerequisites: CHE 3323, 3341, 4353, 4122; IE 2311. Design of chemical processes and equipment using computer simulation, flow sheeting, optimization, and process synthesis techniques. (Writing Intensive)
5000. Advanced Topics in Chemical Engineering (V1-6). Prerequisite: Approval of department chairperson. Individual study of topics of current interest under the guidance of a member of the staff. May be repeated for credit on different topics.
5310.* Advanced Chemical Engineering Techniques (3). Application of ordinary and partial differential equations for solution of mass, momentum, and/or energy transfer and transport problems. Primary emphasis is on the mathematical analysis of unsteady state systems and chemical-reaction systems: models, solutions, and model validation.
5312.* Fluid Transport Principles and Analysis (3). Fundamental relations governing mass, momentum, and energy transfer within fluids, with special emphasis on simultaneous transport, process applications, and numerical methods of analysis.
5315. Experimental Techniques in Fluid Dynamics (3). Experimental techniques for fluid dynamics, including flow visualization, fluid characterization, image processing and analysis. Analytical modeling and statistical treatment of experimental data. Significant laboratory component.
5321.* Advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (3). In-depth study of fundamental laws of thermodynamics, property relations for pure material and mixtures, and phase and chemical equilibrium principles.
5323.* Digital Computation for Chemical Engineers (3). The development of current numerical methods for application to modeling of chemical engineering systems. Primary emphasis is placed upon steady state and unsteady state chemical reaction systems.
5340. Polymer Processing (3). Polymerization reactions, mechanisms, and kinetics, large-scale synthesis, scope of polymer processing, and fabrication technology.
5341. Polymer Chemistry and Processing (3). Polymerization reactions, mechanisms, and kinetics, large-scale synthesis, scope of polymer processing, and fabrication technology.
5342. Polymer Physics and Engineering (3). Fundamentals of polymer science and engineering. Solution properties, chain conformation and molecular mass characterization. Rubber elasticity and viscoelastic behavior. Crystalline polymers and morphology.
5343.* Reaction Kinetics (3). Analysis and design of chemical reactor operations with multiple reactions; semibatch operations and other complex reactor configurations. Determination of kinetic parameters from operating data. Economic-based optimization, characterization and modeling of non-ideal reactors.
5344. Polymers and Materials Laboratory (3). Synthesis and properties of materials, including polymers, polymerization, transitions, phase separation, mechanical properties, and processing.
5346. Polymer Viscoelasticity (3). Linear viscoelasticity, Boltzmann superposition, experimental methods, molecular theory, and mechanical properties of solid polymers.
5347. Polymer Crystallization and Morphology (3). Prerequisite: CHE 5342. Structure and properties in semicrystalline polymers; mechanisms, thermodynamics, and kinetics of crystallization; morphology and crystal structure; thermal analysis, X-ray diffraction, and FTIR spectroscopy.
5348. Materials Applications for Scanning Probe Microscopy (3). The science and technology of scanning probe techniques, including scanning tunneling microscopy, near field scanning optical microscopy, and atomic force microscopy, applied to materials characterication.
5363. Biochemical Engineering (3). Introduction to biochemical reaction engineering and separations. Kinetics of biomass and product information and substrate utilization. Biotransport phenomena, bioenergetics, downstream separation, and purification process.
5364. Chemical Engineering Applications in Biological Systems (3). Prerequisite: MATH 3350 or 3354. Transport phenomena and chemical reactions at the molecular and cellular level in biological systems.
5365. Biotransport (3). Mass and momentum transport in living systems.
5366. Biomicrofluidics (3). Fluid phenomena at small scales. Science and engineering of miniaturized lab-on-chip devices for applications in chemical, biomolecular, and cellular analysis
5372. Engineering Experimentation (3). Course emphasizes strategy in experimentation, planning efficient experiments, analyzing and interpreting data, presenting results, and Six Sigma methodology.
5381. Molecular Thermodynamics for Chemical Engineering (3). Prerequisite: CHE 5321. Molecular theories for properties of gases and condensed phase systems. Emphasis will be on free energy changes, phase equilibria, and transport properties.
5382. Methods of Molecular Simulations (3). Theory and applications of computational methods for simulating the statistical mechanics of complex molecular systems. Discusses thermodynamic, transport, and dynamic properties.
5385. Bioprocess Control (3). Problems and solutions associated with optimization and control of bioprocesses.
5635. Advanced Topics in Transport Phenomena (6). Current research topics in transport phenomena, including turbulent flow characterization, atmospheric chemistry and transport, and rheology, with an emphasis on computational modeling.
5392. Entrepreneurship for Chemical Engineers (3). Business plan preparation, types of enterprises and initial steps including key permits necessary to start a chemical engineering enterprise
6000. Master's Thesis (V1-12).
7000. Research (V1-12).
7121. Doctoral Seminar (1). Open discussions of recent advanced findings in any field of endeavor, with special attention to their relationship to the philosophy of chemical engineering. May be repeated for credit.
7122. Polymer and Materials Seminar (1). Discussion and presentation of current research.
7123. Bioengineering Seminar (1). Discussion and presentation of current research in bioengineering.
8000. Doctor's Dissertation (V1-12).


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New research from Rice University, Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) and the Puget Sound Blood Center (PSBC) has revealed how stresses of flow in the small blood vessels of the heart and brain could cause a common protein to change shape and form dangerous blood clots. The scientists were surprised to find that the proteins could remain in the dangerous, clot-initiating shape for up to five hours before returning to their normal, healthy shape.
The study -- the first of its kind -- focused on a protein called von Willebrand factor, or VWF, a key player in clot formation. A team led by Rice physicist Ching-Hwa Kiang found that "shear" forces, like those found in small arteries of patients with atherosclerosis, cause snippets of nonclotting VWF to change into a clot-forming shape for hours at a time. The finding appears online this week in Physical Review Letters.
"When I first heard what Dr. Kiang's team had found, I was shocked," said blood platelet expert Dr. Joel Moake, a study co-author who holds joint appointments at Rice and BCM. Moake, whose research group was the first to describe how high shear stress could cause platelets to stick to VWF, said, "I had thought that the condition might last for such a short time that it would be unmeasurable. No one expected to find that this condition would persist for hours. This has profound clinical implications."
Kiang, associate professor of physics and astronomy and of bioengineering, studies the forces involved in protein folding. Proteins are the workhorses of biology. Tens of thousands are produced each second in every living cell, and each of these folds into a characteristic shape within moments of its creation. Despite its ubiquity, protein folding is an immensely complex process that is shrouded in mystery.
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Country Universe is counting down the final entries of their 100 Greatest Men in Country Music list five at a time.
Tickets for Alan Jackson's Artist-in-Residence shows (one on October 8, the other on October 22) at the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum go on sale September 8. Presale tickets for museum members and Alan Jackson fan club members will go on sale September 5.
Lydia Loveless was on World Café. Listen here.
Our favorite and most-expensive weekly holiday, New Music Tuesday, might become New Music Friday worldwide if the record industry decides to adopt a standard global album release day.
Todd Snider and Gary Clark Jr. have been added to this year's Farm Aid lineup.
The New York Times is streaming new albums by Dr. John and Ruthie Foster.
This year's IBMA Awards nominees will be announced this afternoon at 5:45 Eastern. You can watch the event – hosted by Sam Bush and Jim Lauderdale – on Music City Roots' website.
Stream Cory Branan's new record, The No-Hit Wonder, on The Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy music blog.
Willie Nelson wants to make a Ray Price tribute record. He's also been tossing around the idea of recording with Kacey Musgraves as well as Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson. I am in favor of all of this.
Duane Allen was inducted into the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame. His fellow Oak Ridge Boys were proclaimed "honorary Texans." (via press release)
Galleywinter's Brad Beheler wrote an editorial on the bro-country/"Girl in a Country Song" hubbub.
The Brothers Osborne will release a self-titled EP on September 9. Their full-length debut is expected early next year.
Dierks Bentley will embark on the second leg of his Riser tour in October.
Music executive and producer Henry Stone passed away at the age of 93. He produced recordings by Ray Charles and James Brown (and he co-owned disco fixture TK Records).
Does songwriting get easier the longer you do it? Not according to Richard Thompson, who told CMT Edge that writing is "as hard as ever. If it was easy, maybe I wouldn't trust the process."
Here's the track listing for Kenny Chesney's The Big Revival.
Garth Brooks added a couple more Atlanta shows.
Ryan Adams released a video for "Gimme Something Good."
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Here are five steps to take to start listening to what people are saying about you on the Web, regardless of your marketing budgets.
If you're like me, on occasion, you like to go out and eat. A nice meal. Not too expensive. In a nice environment. With good service. Then take photos of the food. In the middle of dinner, clicking away and posting to the Internet.
This type of word of mouth can be great for a business. Or, if ignored, it can really harm your business.
Hong Kong is notorious for food critics. Good and bad.
Some of the best can make a restaurant famous overnight, or crush it with the stroke of a send command.
For this reason, local reviewers have developed a reputation for being a little more effective at letting people know when they don't approve.
My three favorite types of reviewers in Hong Kong are the;
The fast-food connoisseurs who tweet
"Omg, this BK is the worst ever. Walked by this BK tonight and thought I'd give it a try... Should have kept walking."
The "The Luxury Dinners" post
"Oysters weren't tasty. Duck breast risotto was too moist. Garlic breads had no garlic. Escargot had no taste of escargot. Service was terrible. Vodka tasted like pure alcohol."
And my favorite, the bargain hunters who blog
"This place is a total rip-off. Totally over-priced. Tapas: Garlic shrimp: 3 small shrimps for HK$70. So expensive and very small."
The problem is that most chefs and restaurant owners haven't really got a handle on how to use social media. Few have solid social media strategies in place, and even fewer use it to their advantage, to bring in business during the slow times, or to showcase innovation or differentiate themselves.
It's not hard to get started.
5 Tips So You Can Start Listening Today
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4. Be aware of the smaller and fast-growing platforms: Look at who is checking into your venues on Foursquare. Listen to what people are tweeting about your service and your products on Twitter.
5. Look at the specialty platforms: Follow what people are saying about your business on the review platforms that build their business around what people say, like the hugely popular TripAdvisor and OpenRice.
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Once you are listening to what people are saying about your brand or business, think about ways to respond to what people are saying. You will be surprised at how a passionately negative person can become your biggest advocate if you listen, acknowledge, and respond with empathy and compassion. People want to tell their friends about good experiences.
There are many ways to let someone know you heard them:
1. Respond directly and privately with a direct message (DM).
2. Ask them to email you directly; take the conversation offline.
3. Publicly thank them, and ask them to come back for another visit.
Tip 6: My advice is to keep it private, even if the message is false, unless you are offering public praise or thanks. I have been in situations where a competitor was driving conversations in public on purpose, posing as a customer, and trying to create a public discussion.
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If you're not listening to what the conversation is, you cannot contribute to changing it or amplifying it. Don't be afraid to dive in and get to know how these tools work.
I'd like to see more brands and small business share the exciting activities they plan everyday with the world over these modern ways of reaching people.
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I thought "Tron Legacy" did a pretty good job of passing the torch actually, were there flaws in the story? Yes. That's part of the problem of what people have been talking about. These types of movies generally don't work out, because there is so much going on in them that a script can become sloppy.
As for cast members, I really like Ackroyd's suggestion a few months ago about Alssya Milano and Eliza Dusku. I think there was a picture of Eliza in a GB uniform with a proton pack on twitter or something. There were rumors of Seth Rogen playing a grown up Oscar late last year, early this year that were never confirmed for denied. Steve Carrell's name has been mentioned a few times (which I love). Here are my suggestions:
Steve Carrell as the new Egon character
Eliza Dushku as the female character/potential love interest
Michael Cera as the new Peter character
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Green Roofs for Healthy Cities has announced that Bill Browning, a world leader on biophilic design, will be a keynote speaker at the Grey to Green Conference taking place August 25-26, 2014. Browning will be presenting his latest research findings on the neuroscience behind biophilic design and how this translates into improved employee health and productivity.
Browning is a principal at Terrapin Bright Green, a strategic consulting firm that crafts high-performance environmental strategies for clients such as Interface, Google and the National Geographic Society.
Over the past two years, Terrapin Bright Green has been working to identify the science behind designing buildings with nature. This research has profound implications for building and landscape design and Browning will be sharing his findings at Grey to Green.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), by 2030, six out of every 10 people will live in a city. The term biophlia suggests human beings have a biologically innate connection to nature and research shows when our exposure to nature is removed from our environment, problems such as depression, obesity, and attention-deficit disorders occurs. Biophilic design is an emerging practice that results in healthier and more productive buildings and communities.
The Grey to Green Conference features over 75 expert speakers, local project tours, training courses and important networking opportunities. As part of the conference, the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) will be running their half-day LEED Site Design and Documentation workshop on best practices for designing and documenting the sustainable sites prerequisites/credits on Tuesday, August 26th. This course is focused on how to design landscape and sites so that projects are water-efficient and environmentally sustainable, as well as successfully earn LEED credits. Civil engineers and landscape architects on LEED projects will be interested in this course, as well as LEED coordinators and project managers.
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Paul Ranger Signs with the Leafs
The Maple Leafs have signed former Toronto Marlie and Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Paul Ranger to a one-year, $1,000,000 NHL contract. With Paul Ranger added to the mix, a cap clearing measure will surely have to follow, at least eventually, with Franson, Kadri and Fraser left to re-sign and only 6 or so million in cap space remaining.
Ranger was a top-4 calibre guy for the Tampa Bay Lightning prior to taking a three-year leave from the game at the start of the 2009-10 season. A big, strong-skating two-way rearguard with a big left handed shot, Ranger actually played a good deal of time on Tampa's top-2 pairing. In 2007-08 and 2008-09, Paul Ranger averaged 25:13 and 24:30 in time on ice respectively. John Tortorella, Ranger's head coach when he broke the league as a rookie, described his first-pass as one of the best in the league already.
After his lengthy leave for mysterious personal reasons, Ranger started working his way back into the game by coaching the Whitby Wildcats bantam team and signed with the Marlies last season on an AHL contract, with the word that he was interested in playing in the AHL only at that time. He appears ready to take a run at an NHL job. At this point it would be a reach to rely on him to play a top 4 role, but it could be something he plays his way back into. My preference was to pay him as a 5-6 depth option, having no clue where his game stands at the NHL level currently. At a million dollar cap hit, this seems like a very worthwhile flyer to take.
It's a commendable little high-reward, low-risk move by Nonis. Worst case, Ranger is demoted to the AHL and he either gets claimed on waivers or the Leafs have to eat $75,000 on the cap to have him as an injury replacement/depth option on the Marlies ($1,000,000 cap hit – $925,000 in bury-able salary). Best case, they have a steal of a deal on a player who works his way back into a top 4 role at the NHL level.
Paul Ranger was NHL calibre in the AHL last season. Said he wanted one full year with Marlies before deciding on return to NHL #Leafs
— Kyle Cicerella (@KyleTheReporter) July 24, 2013
Ranger takes out Malkin in his Lightning days:
An example of his big shot from last season with the Marlies:
Good morning guys. The new morning round table is up: http://mapleleafshotstove.com/2013/07/25/thursday-morning-leafs-round-table-the-xxii-winter-olympiad/
@Aaron Chan Morning Aaron
You know when we look at a team like the Islander and laugh when they think they will be much better and compete when we as outside fans known what will happen. Same with Calgary. We know they will suck because it's obvious but the media produces so much hype that their fans get brainwashed and think they will be good.
This is how I feel when I hear you guys talking about the blue Jays. I stopped watching years ago and caring. It's sad but the truth is they will probably never be very good again unless they get lucky. No players want to come here in their prime and play. It's sad but true. Back in 2004 was probably the last time I watched them religiously. Stop getting so worked up over losses and just enjoy the games. That's the only advice I can give. It's so bad now I could barley tell you any player on the roster.
@Jordan29 In Britain we call this game rounders and it is a girl's game.
@Komas Taberle @Jordan29 I thought Rounders was a Poker reference, was a great movie if you havent checked it out
@Mind Bomb @Komas Taberle @Jordan29 I have seen it, great movie! But seriously Rounders is a girls game, the boys play Soccer, Rugby, Gaelic Football, Cricket and Hurling in Britain.
@Komas Taberle @Mind Bomb @Jordan29 Hurling, is that a Bar game ? :)
@Mind Bomb @Komas Taberle @Jordan29 LOL, it's like Lacrosse only you use a wooden stick to play the ball
Check it out, great game
@Komas Taberle @Mind Bomb @Jordan29 Pretty cool bro, I would play that
@Mind Bomb @Komas Taberle @Jordan29 It's one tough game!
@Komas Taberle @Mind Bomb @Jordan29 I would play it just for the Lines for chicks.
So what do you do ?
I Hurl !
lol gotta work everytime
@Komas Taberle @Mind Bomb @Jordan29 The nets seem rather big. Looks like a soccer sized net. Seems like it has some basketball in it too. I see guys bouncing the ball while running with it. I guess that has to do with the three step rule like travelling unless you are carrying it on your stick.
Morning everyone.
Is the Leafs blue line getting overcrowded.
Liles for Matt Martin as KT suggests would make the Leafs a tough bunch to handle.
I just hope Franson isnt the odd man out. if he is, Nonis better make out like a bandit
In addition to McLaren and Orr this would be an outstanding move!
@Dan39 Anyone who dared mess with us would be absolutely brutalized.
Good morning boys and girls!
This is the team I would like to see.
It includes Leafs trading Liles to NYI for Matt Martin, saving 2.3 M in cap space and then signing Fraser, Franson and Kadri.
JVR Bozak Kessel
Lupul Kadri Carkson
Martin Bolland Kulemin
McLaren McClement Orr
Phaneuf Gunnar
Gardiner Franson
Fraser Ranger
Bernier/ Reimer
Definite playoff team and will do some damage when it gets there.
@Komas Taberle Morning Komas
@Komas Taberle You think Snow will actually pull the trigger on a trade? He's one hard mofo to deal with
@Burtonboy @Komas Taberle He is a bastard but they need a PMD and Liles on his game, concussion free is a real good one, so there is a chance, Matt Martin would give us net presence in all 3 lines and is as tough as nails.
@Komas Taberle @Burtonboy I think all GM's know now that Liles could be had and I think he will not be given away.
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@B_Leaf @Mind Bomb Morning MB. Have we figured out a way to make it September yet.
@mcloki @B_Leaf @Mind Bomb Morning folks . 6 weeks to camp
@B_Leaf @Mind Bomb Sup B leaf, wonder if Randy is going to Hire another Assistant coach :) or maybe another 6th D man :)
@mcloki @B_Leaf @Mind Bomb haha the weather here seems like Late september :)
@Burtonboy @mcloki @B_Leaf @Mind Bomb Morning guys
@Burtonboy @mcloki @B_Leaf @Mind Bomb Wow 6 weeks it does not sound like a long time, but............
Actually I have a lot of Vacation in August so it will prolly fly by for me :)
@Mind Bomb @mcloki @B_Leaf I like fall weather lol
@Burtonboy @Mind Bomb @mcloki @B_Leaf I will never wish away a summer but October 1st can't come soon enough.
Ranger can get reacquainted with Bobby Ryan a little more often now...
The only problem with our D right now that I see is that we have five lefties. But Phaneuf plays the right side anyway so it's not a huge issue. I expect our number seven guy is going to be Holzer and he is a right shot. As long as another of our guys like Ranger can play the right side we should be fine. Some D have trouble switching others seem to be fine. I love the mix they have right now.
As for the young guys, I think Blacker needs another year playing top four on the Marlies. Granberg needs time (months, a year...) to adjust to NA ice. Rielly is probably still two years away at least (see exhibit Kadri), Percy probably needs two years in AHL before we know what we got. Finn and Nilson are at least a couple years away, although I think Finn could surprise if he ever gets healthy. Andrew MacWilliam is well seasoned from NCAA but he needs at least one year to adjust to the longer schedule, and then we will have to see where his game is at. Not all these guys will make it, maybe only a few. But the beauty is we have enough legit guys we are almost guaranteed at least a few make it. We have a solid top six, and we have a solid cupboard full of different types of prospects. The guys we have now are going to be tough to knock out, so our young guys are going to get lots of time to develop...this is good. Also the depth is good if injuries happen. Generally speaking though I cant see any of our young D really breaking into the squad for a couple years unless they really impress.
Well Blacker and Granberg will likely be on call if there are injuries. But for guys taken in the second round or later they are not in anyway behind in their development...especially for defencemen. Blacker really has to show he can play a full AHL season in a top four role and essentially dominate or at least excel in that role before he can be looked at to play meaningful minutes in the NHL. Granberg is a bit of a unknown, but he will need to adjust to NA ice and the style, our coaching, and the schedule. He may hit the ground running, but then he still needs to be better than what we have.
With Rielly and the others, they need time to play with pros. I don't see Rielly being kept on this year, so he has to go back to jr. Then he will probably need a year in the AHL. This is pretty typical, even for a fifth overall dman.
I guess it would all depend on the return for Dion. But the way I see our team is that hopefully we have a window open right now for contending for the cup. We have five significant young players with excellent pedigree that could still improve their games a lot...Jake Gardiner, Nazem Kadri, JVR, Jonathan Bernier, and Coddy Franson. There are others who could be added there, even Kessel or Reimer who are 25 or under. There are other role players who excell and we have a real solid group of young vets like Lupul, Clarkson, Phaneuf, Bolland, Kulemin, and Bozak.
If we believe we are contenders than I just see it highly unlikely we would ever deal Dion. He is still relatively young and probably entering his most effective years over the next 4 years or so.
Blacker has 2 almost full seasons in the AHL and as I recall was well reviewed by Dallas. Granberg is a year younger and lacks experience on the small ice. Unless he comes in and dominates, I see Blacker as the first call up. Bear in mind that any player called up will not be called upon to play top 4. Blacker is a good blend of puck moving and physical play.
These goals remind me of how good Bozak is capable of being.
Cant shake the feeling that he's ready to take the next step. He plays with some of the best wingers in the game (can't hurt), and did make VAST improvements in all areas of his game last season both offensively, and defensively. Not sure how one could hate his work ethic, he's always hustling. On the offensive end when he doesnt have the puck, he's friggin elusive out there and knows how to get past defenders into scoring areas which makes him an easy pass target, he has the hands and agility to beat defenders one on one but he's been known to force the puck to Kessel too soon (very fixable imo). If you watch the goal he scores against Carolina, you see him win a foot race going to the net after juking the defender, and scoring a tap in. When he realizes he's capable of doing that with the puck, we could see a 4.2m$ version of Tyler Bozak.
Seriously after looking at those goals he scores, all of them are because he has quick hands, and gets to the scoring areas and is composed in tight. He's alot more valuable to our team, and alot better than most on here give credit. 31st in the league in shooting percentage is a good indicator he has some potential imo.
@Savo43 I still remember his first NHL goal against Philly, completely undresses the defender and goes top shelf.
Bozak has some good hands...and yes I think he is still figuring our how good he can be offensively. But a big part of why he is valuable to us is because he is very responsible defensively. He does the heavy lifting defensively on his line. Ironically the better Kessel and JVR become defensively the more Bozak is likely to commit to offense. Fortunately it looks like Kessel and JVR are improving defensively. Bozak has the odd bad game, he's human, but most nights he plays according to the game situation. If we really need a goal, he is one of our clutch guys. If we need a PK he can do that. If we need to hold a lead he often does that well. He plays a lot of key minutes for RC. I personally never had doubt that he wouldn't be back...said it on here lots. And yes I think he can still improve although I like what he brings already. Those goals are all nice snipes.


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Grand Hotel Faraglioni - Cannizzaro, Catania
Lungomare dei Ciclopi, 115 Aci Trezza - Catania1-877-662-6988
Ancient fishing villages, Greek myths and legends and the imposing form of Mount Etna form a captivating backdrop to this luxury 4 star hotel between Taormina and Catania. The Grand Hotel Faraglioni nestles on the lower slopes of this world famous volcano in the beautiful Cyclops Bay, and has breathtaking views of the coast and the sea. From the hotel you can also see the Norman Castle and the Faraglioni rocks, which Greek legend has it came from the chunks of lava that the Cyclops hurled at Ulysses on the hero's escape. These incredible cliffs have become an icon of the Sicilian coastline and make a stunning setting as the sun sets behind them.
As this deluxe hotel is in the heart of Acitrezza, an old fishing town with all the charm of the Mediterranean, it is a wonderful place to walk around and soak up the atmosphere of typical island life. If you want to discover the other delights of the region, then you are only 8 km (4.9 miles) from Catania, with its diverse architecture, Roman ruins and enchanting piazzas. It is Sicily's second largest city (and Italy's tenth) and so also offers an impressive range of shops, entertainment venues, parks and museums.
Taormina is only 35 km (21.7 miles) away, and is another wonderful destination for beaches, archeology and lively festivals and events. Messina, Giardini Naxos and Siracusa all make great days out as well, and can be easily reached by car. You certainly won't be short of things to entertain, fascinate, admire and inspire you, and the friendly and knowledgeable staff of the Faraglioni Grand Hotel are happy to be of assistance.Awe-inspiring views!
You will appreciate the warm greeting and welcoming ambiance from the first moment of your arrival at this Acitrezza Faraglioni rocks hotel. Start your holiday with a fresh cocktail in the lobby bar or stretch out on the solarium and enjoy glittering sea views as you top up your tan. As the splendid bay is just a stone's throw away, you can take advantage of the sun loungers, deck chairs and beach umbrellas for guest use on the private rocky beach.
The Grand Hotel Faraglioni also has a charming winter garden, and is the perfect venue for celebrations, social gatherings, banquets and gala evenings. Live music, disco and nightclub entertainment can also be arranged, and if you are looking for a romantic break or honeymoon, then top-class care and attention is at your disposal at all times. Professional guests will find 4 conference/meeting rooms available for those VIP gatherings to host up to 250 people, and the hospitality team will always be glad to offer help and support. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected during your stay and convenient roundtrip airport shuttle service is available for an additional fee.Memorable excursions and trips!
As you are staying in such a gorgeous coastal area, you will no doubt want to explore it in the best possible way – by boat! The staff can organize thrilling trips out to the Faraglioni rocks, to see these legendary monuments up close and give you the chance to admire the beautiful coastline from the sea. Other travel itineraries can be arranged by reception at this Sicily Catania seafront accommodation, along with transfers to and from the airport. After you have worked up a healthy appetite, head to Le Terrazze, the hotel's renowned beachfront Pizzeria Restaurant & Piano Bar where you can look forward to mouthwatering Sicilian dishes, freshly caught fish, wicked desserts and a choice of fine wines – a superb way to round off the day.
Magnificent view on the seaside and Faraglioni, although there must be very few ro...Venere Guest, Italy
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Grand Hotel Faraglioni
A free buffet breakfast is available between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Facilities at Grand Hotel Faraglioni
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - limited hour
- Pets accepted
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- Restaurant/Dining
- Cafeteria
- Private beach
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
- Meeting Room
- Conference room
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
Know before you go
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before 10 AM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.50 per person, per night, up to 3 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Grand Hotel Faraglioni reviews
- April 2011
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Italy
Magnificent view on the seaside and Faraglioni, although there must be very few rooms facing the sea. Room was very spacious, and fairly well equipped. Breakfast is sufficient in assortment of foods, but certainly poor as regards quality (croissants, juices, fresh fruit, ...). It was served in a separate hall from the hotel (the restaurant), with only one girl taking care of everything, and showing off in the room just from time to time, mostly to ask Clients' room number. Poor service. Bathroom equipment and soaps/shower gel/... very basic. Split-package conditioners are located just outside of the room windows; I wonder how silent that may become in summer time! This hotel has practically no parking. I arrived by car, and soon asked for advice as to parking; I was said their internal parking was hard to access, and that I could have parked "with no problems" on the side of the road, at "the first available place"; I did that, without realizing (it was dark, and indications not very evident) that I was on a fee-paying space. On the next morning I found a fine. OK, my fault, but I could have been goven a warning soon at arrival, since this must be a problem for everyone arriving with a car...! No apologies for this, no offer for any support. No happy.
- November 2009
- Venere Guest
- Couple
On a scale of 1 to 10, We'd give it a 20!!This was such a great find. It was conveniently near restaurants .
- August 2013
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Room Details
Grand Hotel Faraglioni offers 50 guest rooms for your beach holiday. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Aci Trezza area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, safes and phones.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with bidets and complimentary toiletries. Minibars and hair dryers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV
- High speed Internet access
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Grand Hotel FaraglioniCasa del Nespolo Museum - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Lachea Island - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Norman Castle - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
I Portali Shopping Centre - 5.6 km / 3.5 mi
Basilica di San Sebastiano - 5.8 km / 3.6 mi
Le Zagare Shopping Center - 5.8 km / 3.6 mi
Palazzo Comunale - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Puppet Theatre and Museum - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Piazza del Duomo - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Palazzo Musmeci - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
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William Schwenger Park is an existing neighbourhood park located on 86 Claudette Gate, east of the St Thomas More Catholic Secondary School. It has an existing playground with play structure and a swing set, park lighting and asphalt walkways leading to the main park entrance at Upper Paradise Road, and also from Ottaviano Drive and Claudette Gate into the playground. The park is 3.57 ha./8.82 acres in size and nestled between wood lots to the east and west, an open green lawn in the south, and backs towards a grassy slope in the north.
The development plan for the park is to construct a spray pad and a sun shelter. A number of options on the layout of the sun shelter and the spray pad in relationship to the existing playground and swing set will be shown at the PIC. Precedent images of sun shelter and spray pad will be on display panels. Forestry will plant more trees to compliment those in the existing wood lots. These new trees will provide breeze and shade in the summer for park users.
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Upon landing, head to your right where you'll eventually find an elelevator that will take you a door that leads to the first puzzle.
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Easy On Hold´s survey of more than 4,000 North American companies reveals that when companies decide to purchase music and messaging for phone on hold, one or more of six key factors are in play: desire to strengthen sales, reducing customer complaints and call abandonment, desire to build brand awareness, investment in a new phone system, competitive pressures, and ego, in that order.
The findings were gleaned from a 6-month study of the company´s own customers. "Our marketing staff combed through data we collect from our buyers when they first approach us," says President Julie Cook. "When we analyzed the data, we identified six definitive motivators. It´s fascinating because the motivations are different from buyer to buyer."
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Customer complaints and/or call abandonment are the second most common reasons businesses purchase a professional phone on hold solution, Cook says. "Customers placed on hold in silence can mistake that for a hang up and become very, very frustrated. An AT&T survey says that 60% of callers placed on hold in silence will hang up after 60 seconds, and half of them won´t call back," she says. "That´s a frightening statistic. Think about the lost business."
Cook said other customer complaints include beeps on hold, offensive or irritating radio station programming or chatter, bad ℠elevator´ music or "weird carousel-type on hold music" that is embedded into the phone system by various manufacturers. "These frustrations cause a higher rate of call abandonment," she said.
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I'm 40 and I left a successful business career in 2003 to teach, which is what I do now. I teach 6th grade and am licensed to teach 1-12 (elementary and secondary).
You could always type VaderkinNote: I used Vader throughout because it was shorter to tYpe then Annakin
Things can get under my skin pretty quick when I'm in an agitatable mood. This is some of the stuff that has irritated the hell out of me recently:I know this is an old post -- but since it's the one that started it I have to reply I was right there with you -- until I became the mother who had to go out in public with the screaming/crying baby/kid. Now I understand that the parents aren't acting like they don't care -- we're just trying to keep our heads from exploding while we try and get in and out of the store while grabbing as many essentials as quickly as possible without resorting to
- Screaming and crying babies in public, whose parents act like they could care less.
Beth (jadesfire) is likely going to want to challenge you on that title from time to time...
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I'm the grumpy bastard, dammit.You guys can go 'round and 'round all you want.....but I get to be the grumpy b*tch
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Even Vader's confrontation with him on Endor is a weird moment... It's the first moment you see any level of humanity in Vader throughout the entire Saga really. It's one of my favorite little parts of the classic trilogy though, no doubt.Me too -- that conversation is one of my favorite scenes from the OT. I love the resignation in Vader's voice when he tells Luke "It is too late for me, Son"
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Top OLB prospects for 2015
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Soon after the 2014 NFL draft concluded, I released my too-early Big Board for the 2015 draft, a ranking that includes players who will be underclassmen during the 2014 college football season. It goes without saying that these rankings are preliminary, as I have hundreds of hours of evaluation ahead on the 2015 class.
A couple of notes about the rankings below:
• This isn't a straight "top 10" list because I've split these between seniors and underclassmen. I think it's important to rank seniors alone, as those are the only players I can guarantee will be a part of the 2015 NFL draft process.
• In some instances, I've included more than 10 players; if two or three guys are extremely close on my board, I simply tacked on the names.
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Top five senior outside linebackers
1. Vic Beasley, Clemson Tigers: An explosive pass-rusher who clears with speed, Beasley is also pretty good with his hands, even with his lack of experience after converting from running back. He could have factored into Round 1 in 2014, given the dearth of pass-rushers, but he comes back looking for refinement.
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BOISE -- The Albertsons Boise Open is six months away but the excitement over what the annual golf tournament provides for local non-profit organizations was front-and-center in Boise Monday morning.
The tournament handed out some very big checks to eight area non-profits whose missions center around children and giving.
Over $100,000 was given to organizations like the Boys and Girls Clubs of Nampa and Ada County, the Salvation Army and Idaho Foodbank.
Dan Clark with the Meridian Food Bank said they will use their $15,000 check to buy a desperately needed fork lift.
We try to plan out everything we do with the monies that we get, buying the right amount of food, the right food, but every now and then when something like this comes along and we weren t expecting it, then we get a chance to enhance what we do, and in this case it s a forklift! said Clark.
The Boise Open also gave $1,000 donations to 48 schools in southern Idaho, bringing the total amount donated from last year's tournament to area charities to $1.3 million.
Albertsons Division President Susan Morris said it s why the Boise-based company is so proud of its marquee event.
At the end of the day I think we are all happy with the way the tournament is run, said Morris. It is not just the charitable side for Idaho, but what it does for commerce, what it does for the city. And I hope it goes on and on and on.
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