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TSTC students have three meal plan choices. These plans allow students to access meal services at their convenience without the worry of paying each time or carrying cash. Café menus change frequently to add an extensive variety of items that include both ethnic and cultural favorites, heart healthy selections and grab-and-go items for those in a hurry.
All new students residing on campus in Lavaca Hall, Red River Apartments or Village Oaks Apartments who are 21 years of age or younger on the first day of their first semester are required to participate in the 1M525 Meal Plan* option for his/her first two consecutive semesters on campus, in addition to housing fees. Students meeting these qualifications, will be billed automatically. However, these students are not limited to these meal plans and may purchase an upgrade during the sign-up period. All three meal plans are available to every student for purchase.
Returning students may enroll for a meal plan during the sign-up period† by completing a Meal Plan Contract (see Meal Plan Forms) with the Student Accounting Office and paying the appropriate price for the plan selected.
Depending on the plan selected, students begin each semester with a set amount of funds that are electronically added to their TechOne card account. As purchases are made, students on a meal plan must present their TechOne Student ID to the Tornado Alley Café Cashier. The card will be debited, based on what is being purchased, therefore, the balance declines. Students will receive a receipt for their current purchase that will indicate the remaining balance of their meal plan.
Meal Plan Changes
Students have the first two weeks of a semester to make changes to their meal plan. After that period changes will not be accepted.
To request a change to a current meal plan, a student must complete a Meal Plan Contract Change form (see Meal Plan forms) with the Student Accounting Office and pay any additional costs associated with the new plan, if applicable. This includes upgrades, downgrades and/or cancellations (if not required).
Meal Plan Additional Information
Student Meal Plans are for the meal plan holder only. Meals cannot be provided to other students, friends or visitors.
Meal Plans have no cash value at the semester's end and are not transferable to others or to future semesters. The meal plan holder is responsible for ensuring their account is used up prior to the end of the semester. No refunds are given.
Tornado Alley Café is closed on weekends, student holidays and during semester breaks. No meals are available for purchase on the days the cafe is closed.
*Minimum participation requirement for new students, under 21, living on campus.
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They grow up so fast.
Spoiled guys Brennan Huff (Will Ferrell) and Dale Doback (John C Reilly) become competitive step-brothers after their single parents get hitched.
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- Will Ferrell .... Brennan Huff
- John C Reilly .... Dale Doback
- Mary Steenburgen .... Nancy Huff
- Richard Jenkins .... Robert Doback
- Adam Scott .... Derek
- Kathryn Hahn .... Alice
- Andrea Savage .... Denise
- Lurie Poston .... Tommy
- Logan Manus .... Chris Gardoski
- Dmitri Schuyler-Linch .... 6-year-old Derek
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The comedy movie Step brothers is directed by Adam McKay and stars Will Ferrell, John C Reilly, Mary Steenburgen.
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Gleason Event Room: This unique setting is supplemented by the Passages of the Deep exhibit which is immediately adjacent. A large viewing window offers a spectacular view onto the 1.32-million gallon habitat filled with sharks and rays. The event room is equipped with a screen, projector (suitable for both video and Powerpoint) and state-of-the-art sound system. The room can be configured to accommodate functions up to 60 seated guests with extra space on the adjoining terrace that overlooks the Yaquina Bay estuary. The terrace is a wonderful spot for evening festivities, including barbecues.
- Function: Sit-down (formal or buffet) or stand-up reception
- Capacity: 60 to 100 people
Theater: Our theater offers a prefect venue for Powerpoint or video presentations, lectures or formal meetings. The 80-seat theater is equipped with a projection room and excellent acoustics. The area can be configured with tables and chairs as needed and has bathroom facilities located conveniently nearby. A podium and other presentation tools are also available upon request. When not in use for meetings, the theater presents brief educational videos to the Aquarium's guests.
- Function: Lectures or formal meetings.
- Capacity: 80 people, theater-style or 27 people classroom-style with tables added.
Full Aquarium Facility: The entire Aquarium facility is open for private, after-hours events. This includes the areas listed above plus the following:
- Main Galleries: Host your function surrounded by sharks, skates and sea pens as your guests wander through our Sandy Shores, Rocky Shores, Coastal Waters and The Sea and Me exhibits.. A touch pool in Rocky Shores permits guests to gently handle tide pool animals like sea stars, urchins and sea cucumbers. Drifting like living gems, our Moon Jellies and Sea Nettles are focal points in the Coastal Waters gallery.
- Main Lobby: The lobby's vaulted ceilings and bay windows are the perfect setting for elegant sit-down dinners and receptions. The lobby is equipped with an excellent sound system and is perfect for larger numbers of people. The main lobby can accommodate between 75 and 100 people.
Catered Cuisine
Enjoy excellent cuisine prepared especially for you by a full-service caterer. Our event coordinator will help you plan a memorable dining experience to accommodate groups of 30 to 300 or more.
Education Is A Main Entree
Your guests can enjoy private visits with our seals, sea lions, sea otters and seabirds in a natural setting. Indoors, our four large exhibit galleries plus Passages of the Deep are yours to explore. Wander from Sandy Shores to Coastal Waters with our education volunteers on hand to answer questions about the exhibits and animals.
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Division II Southeastern Oklahoma State unveiled a crazy new alternate helmet on Saturday. Well, it's really more of a bison than a helmet.
Southeastern's nickname is the Savage Storm, but since that must have been hard to anthropomorphize, the school introduced a bison mascot last September.
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These chassis were designed for more power. There's a 265bhp Scirocco R, an Astra GTC with 280bhp is on the way, and a Veloster Turbo is coming, too. But here we have a base 122bhp Scirocco, an Astra GTC SRi 138bhp and a Veloster Sport with the only engine available, also a 138bhp. They're a tight group on price, falling between £20,065 and £20,495. Intuition might say the price order is Hyundai, Vauxhall, VW, but actually it's reversed, with the VW being cheapest. Mind you, the Veloster has the most power and by far the most equipment. The £18k base Veloster matches the others for kit. Anyway, all three of these cars feel underpowered. Get used to it. While we admit we lean to the view that you can never have too much performance, fact is, if you're going to choose one of these three, you have to take a broader view and love cars for reasons other than outright power. After all, none of these three are anything like the best drivers' cars available for the money. You could have a delicious hot hatch with options: a Cooper S, a Clio RenaultSport, a 180bhp Polo GTI.


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By NATHAN GREGORY
Friends and teachers of Treasure Huffman are remembering her as a bright young mind with a glowing personality.
Huffman died Wednesday in a single-vehicle accident on Oktoc Road. She was a 2011 honors graduate of Starkville High School and was enrolled at Mississippi State University at the time of her death. Visitation was held Thursday at Welch Funeral home in Starkville. Funeral services were held Friday at Adaton Baptist Church.
Fellow SHS classmate and MSU student Diana Pechanová said Huffman had been her best friend since 10th grade.
"I can't even begin to describe how much of a great friend she was. We've told each other so many times that we wouldn't know what to do without each other. Now I have to figure that out," Pechanová said. "She was truly the best friend I ever had, and I will never have another best friend like her."
Pechanová said one of her fondest memories of Huffman is spending a Thanksgiving with her and her family.
"My family is from Slovakia, so we don't do a big Thanksgiving," she said. "(Her family) cooked a bunch of food. It made me feel like I was part of their family. They are such nice and welcoming people."
While still in high school, Huffman was active in SHS Theatre. Former SHS teacher Mandy Kinney said Huffman was one of her best students.
"I was completely honored to have worked with Treasure. I had her in my all my classes. While she was quiet, she was absolutely brilliant, very helpful (and) loved by absolutely everyone. She was an excellent stage manager and a beautiful makeup artist," Kinney said. "(She was) so creative, so talented and an excellent writer. She loved all parts of theatre. She enjoyed being on stage, which for a student I think being able to go out of your comfort zone like that, she knew how to push herself."
Kinney said one of Huffman's biggest talents was her writing ability.
"I had never had a student write so beautifully and eloquently. I know she loved her family. She was really close to her mom and dad. Her dad used to come up and help us with our set pieces, and I know they enjoyed bonding through theatre. I hoped she would go into theatre at some point because she was so talented," she said. "She was friends with everybody. She could hang out with the quietest kid in class and she could also hang with the most outgoing and outspoken kids. She just fit everywhere. She was an absolutely beautiful girl. Her eyes and her smile were just gorgeous. I know that if I was having a bad day she would smile and it would make me feel better."
Marcy Smith, who taught Huffman Advanced Placement Art History in her last high school year, said Huffman was a perfectionist when it came to her studies.
"She was a joy to have in class. She was very hard working and conscientious about everything she did, almost to the point of perfection," Smith said. "If she had a test or an essay, she would double the time studying than anybody else did because she wanted her essays to be perfect. The hardest part about being a teacher is when we lose someone that had so much potential and it's cut short for them."
SHS history teacher R.J. Morgan also taught Huffman and said she was a sweet, innocent student.
"She was very neat, mild mannered and always attentive. She was always laughing and well liked by her classmates. It's just shocking that somebody like that is gone," he said. "One of the toughest parts of about being a teacher is dealing with the loss of a student or former student. When we are around them, we can see them develop and see the potential they have as a future adult. When something like this happens and you see that snatched away, it's hard because you as a teacher had a better grasp of the potential ahead of them than they do. It's hard to comprehend and deal with for all of us (at SHS)."


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LDF rode the first day without them. Tried them the next day, and used them the rest of the trip. They look a little weird. Don't care.
I was a bit concerned that they would wear out over a long ride, but the canvas just sort of fades, like blue jeans. No holes after 3400 miles on mine.
There was one stretch in NM after we left the TAT where we had 200 miles (we had a 206 mile range) to a "maybe" gas station. The next nearest "for sure" gas stop was 28 miles further. I filled two 2L bottles as reserve. Obviously NOT a recommended nor long-term solution for storing gasoline, but it worked great for the few hours we were on that one section.
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spicy pork sausage
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frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained
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Classico® Creamy Alfredo Sauce
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
2 cups
shredded Cheddar cheese
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ricotta cheese
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This recipe was amazing! My husband and I went back for seconds! I used a Garlic Alfredo sauce and it added a little something extra
This worked out great. I tried it because I had a lot of the ingredients on hand and needed to use them up. I did not have Lasagna noodles so I used egg noodles instead. I also had fresh spinach that I wilted first and used instead of frozen. I think it could use a little more sauce but it was still great with what was called for. It wasn't hard to put together either. My husband loved it and said he would like it to be a regular on our dinner menu.
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I researched and read many lasagna recipes for something different. I used this one a a major base and did make some changes that I saw in other recipes and this turned out just awesome! First bite your taste buds stand up and say HELLO!!!! Now I call this "Red & White Sausage Spiniach Lasagna". It really went together quickly! I will be making this again. I made 2 8x8 pans and froz one for our long weekend in the PA mountains.
Made it with turkey and every light option I could think of. It was excellent.
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Amber Fooshee is the recipient of the 2013 Mississippi Homemaker Volunteers scholarship. Amber is the daughter of Lee and Kim Fooshee and is a senior at Ingomar Attendance Center. She plans to attend Northeast Community College in the fall and major in Early Childhood Education. Amber is pictured with Eunice Rutherford, MHV Council Vice-President.
Moore tornado a reminder for Union Countians to be vigilant and prepare
The phrase "no words can describe" is probably overused but after seeing some of the TV coverage of the tornado damage in Moore, Okla., I would think this is a case where it does apply. Perhaps the Union Countians who experienced the storms that have struck the Martintown and West Union areas have a sense […]
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POLICY Network facilities and Internet access are available to students and staff members in District 214. This access is provided in order to promote educational excellence in District 214 schools by facilitating resource sharing, innovation, and communication. Access to the Internet will be provided according to established procedures/guidelines. (Reference SPECIFIC PROCEDURE)
Network Facilities and Internet Access Procedures for Students
Township High School District 214 maintains network facilities, which include but are not limited to user workstations and computers, servers, equipment, email, dial-in, internet access, software, and accounts for certain staff members as well as authorized students. Network facilities are provided solely for the purpose of enhancing learning and communication in Township High School District 214. Acceptance of these procedures is required for the user of any Township High School District 214 Network Facility.
With the permission of your parent or guardian, High School District 214 offers you an opportunity to use its network facilities, as defined above. You may use our network facilities only for educational purposes. This use is a privilege, not a right, and we may discipline you or take away your right to use the Internet and computer technology at school if you misuse this privilege. You are responsible for your own actions while you are on the Internet or otherwise using the District's network facilities, and you are also accountable for any online activities that occur by others because you have allowed them to use your account. The District's computer system is not a public forum. Any communications or materials used on the computer system, including electronic mail or other files, deleted files from a user's account, and all other records and logs of your internet and computer use, may be monitored or read by school officials.
As a student, you must read the following regulations and then sign this form to show that you understand your responsibilities in using the Internet and network facilities at school.
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Wanna know a secret? Come closer and I'll whisper it in your ear. A little closer. A liiiiittle closer. Okay. Ya ready? It's a doozy.
I don't like root beer floats.
I've never liked root beer floats. I have tried and tried and tried to like them only to give up after a few sips resigning myself to be a root beer float hatin' freak. I do like cheesecake though. I looooove cheesecake. So much so that I decided to combine my love of cheesecake with my dislike of root beer floats.
Apparently my love of cheesecake is so strong it cancels out my lack of excitement for root beer floats. These bars are the perfect way to say goodbye to summer this weekend. I will warn you, they aren't super duper root beer-y cuz that's the way uh-huh uh-huh I like it. Maybe add a bit more extract if you are a root beer lovin' party-er.
- 1 box nilla wafers
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1 -.25 oz box gelatin
- 1 cup boiling root beer
- 2 - 8 oz cream cheese, room temperature
- 2 cups whipped cream, cool whip or fresh
- Crush the nilla wafers until it resembles fine crumbles. Melt the butter and mix Press into a 8x8 baking dish.
- In a medium bowl place the gelatin and pour in the boiling root beer. Stir until dissolved. Beat in the cream cheese until smooth. Pour into prepared crust and place in the fridge to chill.
- Allow to chill 3-5 hours or until set.
- Spread whipped cream evenly over the root beer cheesecake. Cut into squares and serve.


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Sometimes, it feels as if we are eavesdropping on day-to-day conversations rather than just hearing the usual litany of platitudes and regrets.
Sometimes, it feels as if we are eavesdropping on day-to-day conversations rather than just hearing the usual litany of platitudes and regrets.
"Stray Dog" largely succeeds because Granik's technique complements her subject. Both he and the film are modest in their goals and cherish the value of…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
Nick Allen picks one of his favorite Roger reviews.
An excerpt of Tony Fitzpatrick's column, "Dime Stories," which has its first published compilation in stores this month.
Nick Allen picks one of his favorite Roger reviews.
An excerpt of Tony Fitzpatrick's column, "Dime Stories," which has its first published compilation in stores this month.
A review of Han Gong-ju from a Far Flung Correspondent.
An FFC responds to Kyle Smith's assertion that women can't enjoy GoodFellas.
America takes on Trump; "St. Elmo's Fire" turns 30; Music in Sofia Coppola's films; Chat with "Vampire Diaries" DP Darren Ganet; R.I.P. Brian Clark.
The table of contents for RogerEbert.com's complete coverage of AFI Docs 2015.
* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
A preview of dozens of films being released this Summer.
An FFC reviews "The Motel Life", which just played at Ebertfest.
Ryan Gosling's feature directorial debut is hardly the "disasterpiece" detractors claim.
Defining the Midwest. Digging for lost art; Donald Sterling makes some racist comments; A spike in men rape rates; Advice to film critics.
Marie writes: Behold an ivy covered house in Düsseldorf, Germany and the power of plants to transform stone, brick and mortar into a hotel for millions of spiders. To view an amazing collection of such images and showcasing a variety of buildings from around the world, visit The Most Colorful Houses Engulfed in Vegetation at io9.com.
Marie writes: Welcome to "Good Books", an online bookseller based in New Zealand. Every time you buy a book through them, 100% of the retail profit goes directly to fund projects in partnership with Oxfam; projects which provide clean water, sanitation, develop sustainable agriculture and create access to education for communities in need. To increase awareness of Good Books' efforts to raise money for Oxfam, String Theory (New Zeland based agency) teamed up with collaborative design production comany "Buck" to create the first of three videos in a digital campaign called Good Books Great Writers. Behold the award winning animated Good Books Metamorphosis.
Marie writes: Behold a truly rare sight. London in 1924 in color. "The Open Road" was shot by an early British pioneer of film named Claude Friese-Greene and who made a series of travelogues using the colour process his father William (a noted cinematographer) had been experimenting with. The travelogues were taken between 1924 and 1926 on a motor journey between Land's End and John O'Groats. You can find more footage from The Open Road at The British Film Institute's YouTube channel for the film. You can also explore their Archives collection over here.
Marie writes: Belgium club member Koen Van Loocke has submitted the following and it's so awesome, I have no words. But first, background..The Cinematic Orchestra is led by composer/programmer/multi-instrumentalist Jason Swinscoe, who formed his first group "Crabladder" in 1990 while a Fine Arts student at Cardiff College. The group's fusion of jazz and hardcore punk elements with experimental rhythms, inspired Swinscoe to further explore the musical possibilites and by the time the group disbanded in the mid-'90s, he was playing DJ at various clubs and pirate radio stations in and around London.
Marie writes: I was browsing the 2010 National Geographic Photography Contest Galleries and came upon this amazing shot - click to enlarge!
The Birth Of Earth: Photo by Terje Sorgjerd"Getting close or getting too close? Photo taken of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano eruption that would grind most of europe air traffic. This is the scariest moment in my life, and also the most beautiful and frightening display of raw force I have ever seen." - Terje Sorgjerd
Lesson for the day: How to have fun while wasting time... Marie writes: welcome to DRAW A STICK MAN, a delightful Flash-based site prompting viewers to draw a simple stick figure which then comes to life! Ie: the program animates it. You're given instructions about what to draw and when, which your dude uses to interact with objects onscreen. Thanks go to club member Sandy Kahn who heard about it from her pal Lauren, in Portland Oregon.Note: here's a screen-cap of what I drew; I've named him Pumpkin Head.
"Of few deaths can it be said that they end an era, but hers does. No other actress commanded more attention for longer, for her work, her beauty, her private life, and a series of health problems that brought her near death more than once." - Roger, from Elizabeth Taylor, a star in her own category
Marie writes: Having recently seen a stage play, I was reminded again of how much I enjoy them. And the buildings they're often performed in. Which sent me off looking for old ones and hopefully Theatres you never hear about - as then it's like stumbling upon a secret known only to a lucky few. And thus how I found "Minack Theatre Portcurno Cornwall" with a view over-looking the Cornish sea...
From the Grand Poobah: The name of this video is "Tarantino vs. the Coen Brothers." It is a rather brilliant editing accomplishment. The better you know the Tarantino and Coen films, the more you may like it. I predict it will go viral.
"Calcuttan Cats," a short story by club member H. W. Cimmerian, is newly online at "O'Rourke's magazine," the online lit mag that Ebert publishes from time to time.


text: The only people that seem to be really up in arms over all of this is the APWU. The APWU, like all unions, are operated as a for-profit business and their primary goal is to increase their revenue through union dues. This deal is a direct threat to their business model as it would not be APWU members staffing the counters, but instead Staples employees. The APWU insists that somehow allowing non-union employees to handle the mail will result in a major safety issue. Lets just let the facts speak about this, currently Staples is partnered with UPS and Staples employees handle UPS packages. I don't seem to recall any major safety issues, at least no more than what occurred with UPS employees (Teamsters). Prior to this deal, only APWU members handled USPS packages and the list of safety issues resulting from packages they have handled is far to long to catalog. I am not saying that Staples employees are somehow more qualified to handle the packages but it stands to reason that the APWU may want to pull the log from its own eye before it points out the splinters in someone elses.


text: STYLE: Directional Surf ThrusterSIZE: 5'8" x 18.5" The Celeritas is a do-it-all shape that can travel with you to any reputable surf location. It's a jack-of-all-trades board designed for the likes of Slighshot surf guru Patrick Rebstock. The Celeritas has good speed, stability and upwind drive for flatwater or surf. The shape maintains its compact feel and upwind drive with wider centre and fast rocker line, but the revised tail shape and construction gives the board more snap and release off the lip this year. It feels sporty and controllable underfoot and rips over chop better than most in the test. The Celeritas comes with factory-installed front and tail deck pads, foot straps and inserts. Anyone looking for a do-it-all surf shape with applicable performance in a wide range of conditions can't go wrong with the Celeritas.


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A pseudoscorpion, (also known as a false scorpion or book scorpion), is an arachnid belonging to the order Pseudoscorpionida, also known as Pseudoscorpiones or Chelonethida.
Pseudoscorpions are generally beneficial to humans since they prey on clothes moth larvae, carpet beetle larvae, booklice, ants, mites, and small flies. They are small and inoffensive, and are rarely seen due to their size.
The abdomen, known as the opisthosoma, is made up of twelve segments, each protected by plates (called tergites above and sternites below) made of chitin. The abdomen is short and rounded at the rear, rather than extending into a segmented tail and stinger like true scorpions. The color of the body can be yellowish-tan to dark-brown, with the paired claws often a contrasting color. They may have two, four or no eyes.
A pseudoscorpion has eight legs with five to seven segments — the number of fused segments is used to distinguish families and genera. They have two very long palpal chelae (pedipalps or pincers) which strongly resemble the pincers found on a scorpion.
The pedipalps generally consist of an immobile "hand" and "finger", with a separate movable finger controlled by an adductor muscle. A venom gland and duct are usually located in the mobile finger; the poison is used to capture and immobilize the pseudoscorpion's prey. During digestion, pseudoscorpions pour a mildly corrosive fluid over the prey, then ingest the liquefied remains.
Pseudoscorpions spin silk from a gland in their jaws to make disk-shaped cocoons for mating, molting, or waiting out cold weather. Another trait they share with their closest relatives, the spiders, is breathing through spiracles. However, they do not have book lungs as most spiders do.
The female carries the fertilized eggs in a brood pouch attached to her abdomen, and the young ride on the mother for a short time after they hatch. Up to two dozen young are hatched in a single brood; there may be more than one brood per year. The young go through three molts over the course of several years before reaching adulthood. After reaching adulthood, pseudoscorpions live two to three years. They are active in the warm months of the year, overwintering in silken cocoons when the weather grows cold.
There are more than 3,300 species of pseudoscorpions recorded in more than 430 genera, with more being discovered on a regular basis. They range worldwide, even in temperate to cold regions like Northern Ontario and above timberline in Wyoming's Rocky Mountains in the United States, but have their most dense and diverse populations in the tropics and subtropics. Species have been found under tree bark, in leaf and pine litter, in soil, in tree hollows, under stones, in caves, at the seashore in the intertidal zone, and within fractured rocks. They may sometimes be found feeding on mites under the wing covers of certain beetles.
Chelifer cancroides is the species most commonly found in homes, where they are often observed in rooms with dusty books. There the tiny animals (2,5 to 4,5 mm) can find their food like booklice and house dust mites. They enter homes by "riding along" with larger insects (known as phoresy), or are brought in with firewood.


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Baltimore school officials are considering shutting one of the city's largest and most troubled high schools and dispersing its 2,300 students to other facilities this fall - a decision that would ripple down through the grades in the city's east-side schools.
The proposal to close Lake Clifton-Eastern High School in Northeast Baltimore was one of three floated at a board meeting yesterday as a way to break up a school that was considered to be too big and too chaotic. The school has a history of discipline problems, high dropout rates and low attendance.


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Las Vegas is like the Bermuda Triangle of travel hacking. The basic rules of the game just don't seem to work the way they do elsewhere, though that doesn't mean there aren't still ways to get a good deal. Sometimes it's as simple (and important) as knowing … [Read more...]
PointsHound to Offer Double Dip for Hotel Bookings
Today I'm reviewing PointsHound, another of the companies featured in the ConcourseZ Shark Tank at the Los Angeles FTU in November/December, but I'm also announcing a new development in their service that could revolutionize the way you book hotels: allowing … [Read more...]
Rewarding Recap: New PC Promos, 100 Free Miles, and Cheap US Miles
Halloween is coming up. I think my candy days are behind me, but I was known for operating a little candy stock exchange the day after Halloween back when I was little. Every piece had its price, and somehow I always ended up with all the chocolate bars and my … [Read more...]
Rewarding Recap: Airline Enrollment Bonuses and $50 off Travelocity
I'm off on another mileage run tonight, and I also booked the last of my travel for the year, just pushing me over the threshold for Premier 1K status. It's a nice feeling to have it all booked. And you know what? It pays to keep track of your travel, as I … [Read more...]
Priority Club Giving 50K Points to 40 Shoppers
There have been lots of shopping portal promotions lately, but I think Priority Club has come up with one of my favorites. 40 winners will get 50K Priority Club points, enough for at least one night at any Priority Club or InterContinental hotel. Since … [Read more...]
Rewarding Recap: Easy ANA Miles for Star Alliance Award Search and 15% off SkyTeam
I meant to write this at a leisurely pace while relaxing at the United Club in Seattle. Instead I lost track of time, spent 30 minutes in traffic, picked up Megan from her office, and then made a wrong turn that sent me north instead of south, doomed to repeat … [Read more...]
40% Bonus on Priority Club Points: Status Match Opportunity
Priority Club recently announced that it is offering a 40% bonus when you purchase points through their partner, Points.com, through October 15. Although most times buying points from airlines or hotels doesn't make a lot of sense, I think Priority Club is a … [Read more...]
Rewarding Recap: Free SMD4 Ticket, $50 off JetBlue, and 10X HA Miles
Well now that I'm back from my interview, let's see what I missed. There have been some interesting new deals this week--at least more than I saw last week. Let's start with the big news: Free trip on SMD4 - MilePoint Randy Peterson, miles and points guru … [Read more...]
Rewarding Recap: 3X PC Points, Sheraton Sale, DPQM on US, and 50K from AmEx
A better title for this post is "What did I miss?" because I was disconnected for most of the holiday weekend. Fortunately there have been tons of great miles and points deals, so I encourage you to scan the list. Since I don't have the time to post on every … [Read more...]
Rewarding Recap: TWO 50K Giveaways, New Hotel Promos, and Improved VX Offer
I gave you guys a break, and I've been busy, but it's time for one of these again... Win 50,000 Marriott Rewards Points - Million Mile Secrets Daraius is giving away 50,000 Marriott Rewards points in conjunction with another contest on Marriott's … [Read more...]


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The Situation on His New Single Status: "I Would Love to Have a Real Girlfriend" — Exclusive
Wetpaint Entertainment recently sat down with The Situation to discuss his post-Jersey Shore plans, how he's enjoying his new status as a single, sober guy, and whether or not he and Snooki have truly made up since wrapping the series.
Wetpaint Entertainment: Are you happy with the way Jersey Shore ended?
The Situation: Definitely very bittersweet that this is happening right now but I believe the way that Jersey Shore ended, it ended on a high note. It put so much work and it was so much effort, into this particular season. There were so many questions, so many variables, there were so many objects in my way you know for me to even think about doing the show let alone actually doing it, doing it successfully, the fans liking it, so many things in my way. And now that's it's over, the results, it was like a dream. It was very poetic that it ended so well for me.
What was the highlight of the series for you?
The series as a whole was just, it was so important in my life. So much could have happened that could have gone bad or the other way. On a daily basis I was pretty much at risk of making a bad decision hurting my life or my health you know? I got through it and it's extremely gratifying to be completely honest with you. It puts a smile on my face.
How long have you been sober?
It will be a year in April.
What is your current relationship status?
Right now single. That's my status but Snooki's got the baby, Jenni over there and Roger [Mathews] are cute together and Sammi and Ronnie are together and I'm not going to lie, I would love to have a real girlfriend that I could share some of the things with that I have in my life and going forward. I believe I'm at a point in my life where I've experienced a lot in a short period of time, a lot. And now going forward I would like to, you know I feel like I'm in a good place so a relationship would be very gratifying.
Do you still talk to Paula?
You know you guys haven't seen the season finale yet so I really can't tell you what happens with that but it's extremely interesting and something that is a little ironic.
Who has been your biggest support in the last year?
I would have to say I really received a lot of support from family, from friends, from co-workers as well as you know I believe everybody rallied around me. It was just a very important issue in my life so if I have to pinpoint it, probably my sister and my brother.
Snooki & JWOWW Season 2 premieres on Tuesday, January 8 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.


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Date: 28/04/2013
I went insane at "Wansford"
Simply spectacular. Race two and is held at the Grange Farm in Wansford just outside Peterborough.
As with Poplar Park in Woodbridge, our course at Wansford carries beautiful landscape to make a truly awesome event.
With Grange Farm offering horse cross country, clay pigeon shooting and off road driving experiences, the set up is ideal for an Insane Terrain Running event!
Open spaces, woodland areas, hills, swamps and our own man made obstacles all contribute to its compatibility to be perfect.
Boosting excellent parking facilities and easy access from the A1, there really is no reason to not "go insane at Wansford!"


text: When some people think of tactical flashlights their minds jump to images of firefighters, police officers, and soldiers on the battlefield, with a flashlight tucked into their belt next to a tactical knife. While it's true that tactical lights have traditionally been used by people in these professions, more and more people are starting to use tactical LED flashlights instead of regular flashlights. The following are four reasons why everyday people are turning to tactical flashlights for all their illumination needs.


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Dr Oz: Best Food Sources of Calcium
Dr. Oz is sharing some important health warnings that you cannot afford to miss! Everything you have believed about Calcium might not be true and it could be putting your health at risk. Would you believe it is possible to overdose on Calcium? Keep reading to find out how, as well as what you can do to protect yourself
Dr Oz: Danger of Taking Too Much Calcium
Dr. Oz says Calcium is an essential mineral that we all need for good bone health, especially women, but too much Calcium can actually cause serious health problems according to recent studies. Dr. Tanya Edwards of the Cleveland Clinic explained that Calcium is responsible for many functions in the body, but women are being bombarded with recommendations to get more Calcium in their diet, which could be causing them more harm than good. She says if you have too much Calcium in your body it needs to find someplace to go, which may not always be your bones. It could end up in your tissue or arteries where it could build up over time and lead to cardiac arrest.
Dr Oz: Calcium Supplement vs Calcium in Foods
Dr. Tanya Edwards explained Calcium that is contained in the foods we eat is easy for the body to process and use, but Calcium in supplement form has to go through a series of steps, which can put an added strain on the body. Dr. Oz and Dr. Edwards shared Calcium-rich foods you can eat to get the recommended 1,000-1,200 milligrams every day.
- Plain Non-Fat Greek Yogurt: 8 ounces = 415 milligrams
- Collard Greens: 1 cup = 350 milligrams
- Canned Salmon: 3 ounces = 181 milligrams (Dr. Edwards recommends breaking down and eating the bones because that is where the Calcium is in Canned Salmon.)
- White Beans: 1/2 cup = 100 milligrams
Dr Oz: Calcium Supplement Recommendation
Dr. Oz says it is ideal to get your Calcium through the foods you eat, but he shared his supplement recommendation in case you feel you are not getting enough in your diet.
- No more than 600 milligrams of Calcium in supplement form
- 400 milligrams Magnesium
- 1,000 IU Vitamin D3


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UG Psychology Announcements
This page is your source for schedules, information and news about the Psychology Department at Duquesne University. For the latest scheduling and course information visit this page often during the semester for updates.
Spring 2015 Newsletter
Practica and Volunteer Information
The Psychology Department values experiential education. To provide students with structured opportunities for such learning, three different practica are offered: Arsenal Family & Children's Center, UPMC-Shadyside Hospital Elder Life Program, and a Forensic Psychology practicum opportunity that involves working with a local Psychologist.
Student Organizations
Psi Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology.
Scholarships and Fellowships
This document contains information for current undergraduate students for scholarships and fellowships
Student support and campus service
The University Counseling Center offers free and confidential counseling services to Duquesne Students.
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OOTD: The dress looks nice on you
May 6, 2011
♥ Dress: Dunnes *** Cardigan: Topshop *** Bracelet: Primark *** Socks: Topshop *** Flats: Dunnes ♥
Title cheekily borrowed from the lovely Sufjan Stevens/his song "The Dress Looks Nice on You". I love his music and i'm listening to that song as I write this entry, so it seemed like a fitting title.. especially considering i'm wearing a pretty dress n' all!
The dress i'm wearing today is from Dunnes, I just about squeezed into the size 18! I have quite broad shoulders so anything with a zip can be tricky. They extended their sizes to UK 20 shortly after Primark did the same, which is great news for bigger gals like myself! Although, all of the bigger sizes (16,18,20) tend to get snapped up really quick so its best to pay a visit on days when they first put new stock on the rails. I feel a little bit guilty posting Dunnes items on here so often when only Irish/UK readers can buy their clothes, but there are lots of similar items available online (ASOS, Dorothy Perkins, Forever 21) Plus its one of two clothing stores we have here that cater to women under fifty!
I forgot to mention something in my "blogging 101" post which has been bothering me. Its mostly directed at fashion bloggers and again, all of this is my opinion only - you don't have to be rich to have a fashion blog! I know some girls prefer to invest 100s of euros on a basic tshirt, but i'm fine with spending €4 on one in Primark because its within my budget and its just a t-shirt. Such things might be important, even considered investments to some people but for me..well, i'm fine with my cheap-o top. Most of my clothing is from lower end stores like Primark and I would consider Topshop high end (for my budget).
Its also okay to wear items from past seasons. A lot of people think you must be in all of the ~latest styles~ to be seen as fashionable/stylish/a true "fashionista" but its more about how you style the item than how long it has been in stores for. I still have many pieces of clothing from 2-3 years ago, infact I can't wait for warmer days so I can wear my oversized floral print topshop tee (which I believe I purchased in 2007 or 2008) Most of my shoes are old too, I have quite a few pairs so I don't wear the same ones every single day, however my shoes from both this entry and the last were purchased a year ago.
And lastly don't feel intimidated because your favorite bloggers can afford new a new designer dress every time they update - most of those bloggers are doing this as a career and sent those items in return for a little publicity. And the ones who buy the clothes with their own money..well, yeah, they're lucky..but you can make a Target or Primark dress look just as lovely!
A lot of people have asked me for a "photo tips" post, similar to my blogging 101 post but with photograph help. I'm more than happy to do this so keep watching in the near future. I am already planning it in my head! I'll probably split the post in two with tips for people who use DSLR's and people who use compact digital cameras.
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This dress is so pretty and looks so cute on you! :) It's a gorgeous colour aswell ! Your so pretty, I'm jealous :(ReplyDelete
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You look fab (as always) love your style :) xReplyDelete
The colour really suits your skin tone :) I also think you should do a photo tips post as I've always admired the quality of your pictures :)ReplyDelete
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oh you look adorable! that dress looks so pretty on you, i can't resist anything with a polka dot! xReplyDelete
Love your dress, just yesterday a friend came to school with a similar polka dot dress only hers was black and white, after seeing your post I want one even more, and your flats are adorable.ReplyDelete
I agree with you, I personaly don't buy anything high end unless it's second hand, and since Primark came to Portugal two years ago I've become a loyal and happy costumer, there's something really satisfying about buying clothes in bulk.
I consider topshop high end too... unless it's £3 from the outlet ;)ReplyDelete
true that about not having to be rich to have a fashion blog. cheap is the way to go for me hehe:) gorgeous outfit! xxReplyDelete
Such a cute dress :)ReplyDelete
Looking forward to the photo tips very much, your photos are always so lush!
Love this outfit, polka dots are always a winner in my eyes :) And I so agree with you about not needing to break the bank to look good, a white tshirt from primark can look just as good as a designer one to me! xxReplyDelete
You seriously don't look any bigger than a size 12! You dress so well for your figure. You're a babe! xoReplyDelete
Well said, people can't afford to buy just to blog about them and you can create nice outfits on any budget especially on the high street. I store my winter and summer clothes away so when the seasons change, I open the box and its like I've got a new wardrobe. My favourite summer jacket is over four years old. xxReplyDelete
Wow, that dress is amazing on you.ReplyDelete
SO your color
Your beauty shines yet again and beautifully shining. This is both an easy and cute outfit. You look great!ReplyDelete
The dress is really great on you, I missed your 101 post, off to read it now xxxReplyDelete
i love the dress :) very nice colour you chose it in as well xReplyDelete
That dress is fantastic! I really enjoyed your blogging tips, I can't wait for your camera one.ReplyDelete
Beautifull dress !ReplyDelete
it looks lovely on you :)
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this dress looks lovely! and the little socks and ballet slippers look really cute :)ReplyDelete
aroselikethis.blogspot.com xx
Wow, look forward for your photography tips then!ReplyDelete
Love the dress! xxxReplyDelete
This dress is really slimming! You do not look like a size 18! xxxReplyDelete
I love this whole outfit! Thanks for the tips, I totally agree, Topshop is high end for my budget too! Looking forward to your photography tips :)ReplyDelete
Becca x
Ommgg the dress is so pretty! You look so beautiful. And I totally agree with the tips :) xxReplyDelete
This is just so so pretty. the colour & style is beautiful, I love the socks & cute shoes too xReplyDelete
you're just so cute! xoReplyDelete
This dress matches my new blog background :). Looks so cute. xReplyDelete
I love the ballet pumps with socks. I think its really cute but am always too scared to do it my self. I think its one of those trends that girls love but boys don't understand.ReplyDelete
sophie. xx
I love everything about what you're wearing! The dress is so vibrant and that bracelet is gorgeous.ReplyDelete
such a gorgeous dress, the colour is so pretty and i love polka dots.ReplyDelete
Aw I love your dress Dee! Polka dots are my weakness at the moment for some reason (: Love the little footnote to your Blogging 101, I'm always rewearing items from as far back as 3 or 4 seasons ago, my blog and style is more about reworking favourite items than constantly showing what I've bought (or haven't, as the case currently is! :p) Looking forward to your photo post! xxReplyDelete
i love that dress! :) you look great!ReplyDelete
love the little socks!ReplyDelete
I'm so happy that Primark decided to go up to size 20, their clothes are so small that even a size 16-18 girl might need to get a 20 in there x
Great outfit, I really love the bracelet too!ReplyDelete
looks cute on youReplyDelete
I'm a mega Primark girl... Topshop is high end to me too!ReplyDelete
As for seasons, I think that's such a load of old tosh. I think there's a MASSIVE difference between fashion and style. Fashion fades away instantly with the seasons, whereas style lasts forever, you either have it or your don't - it can't be bought from a "new collection out this season". And I know which one I'd rather have!
I like your tips posts though, I think it'd be great to do some more like this!
Dayner x
Lovely dress :)ReplyDelete
And, I agree with you again, I don't think that anyone needs to spend 100€ in a t-shirt to be trendy/fashionable/whatever !
You can find amazing clothes in cheaper stores!
I have lots of items from Primark, for example :)
Looking as lovely as ever!ReplyDelete
Cant wait for your photography tips!...
Thank You!
To true re: your Blogging 101 side-note, Dont get me wrong I love a good shopping trip / haul, but I'm always rewearing items! I love tea dresses...cant get enough of them...so they look all the same, but its how your restyle them making different outfits!
Looking forward to your photo post!
omgg justt got that dress a fewmins ago :) its totally fab..!xReplyDelete
amazing dress!, looks so pretty :)ReplyDelete
You look adorable in this dress, I really really like your outfit so cute. You're so right about getting a Penneys tshirt or dressing up something cheap to look amazing. People get caught up in the latest "it" items and trends often forgeting about true style! xReplyDelete
I love your dress, it's adorable! I'd love to see a photo tips post, even though I have a not so great camera...lol! :)ReplyDelete
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The dress looks nice on you.... :)ReplyDelete
I love the color and I'm dying for the polka dots!
the dress DOES look nice on you!!! I love the pop of matching color in the braceletReplyDelete
You look precious (:ReplyDelete
It's a good thing that not all bloggers are rich. How boring would that make blogging material? I enjoy the vintage, non-expensive, unique trends. you can only have so much designer.
I'M IN LOVE WITH YOUR BLOG.ReplyDelete
you're so inspiring!!! ahh! so happy i found this :)
you're so beautiful!
I have a dress like that but in black and white ;-)ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh, I HAVE to get that bracelet, can not believe it's Primark! Gorgeous outfit post, looks absolutely stunning on you, i've definitely been inspired!ReplyDelete
The dress is fab!! I'm debating as to whether or not I should buy it! Also, I really really love the cardigan! :-)ReplyDelete
very nice pictures !!! like your dresseReplyDelete
i follow you
great dress, and you seem to be an amazing person :)ReplyDelete
best wishes from germany!
xo nicole
SUCH a cute dress! I love it! And your hair is gorgeous :)ReplyDelete
I cant believe that dress is from dunnes, i thought thats defo from dorothy perkins! im really impressed with there summer range at the moment in dunnes.ReplyDelete
I was going to get that dress but it just didnt suite me, and I loved it!ReplyDelete
OMG, I love this dress and want it, too. But I live in germany :(ReplyDelete


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In 1985, the first Carmody Open was held to benefit fatherless boys at Gonzaga. Over the years, more than 60 fatherless boys have benefitted from the scholarship fund. The need for assistance has not dwindled; rather, it has grown not only in terms of the number of boys that need your help, but also in the amount of funds required.
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