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Bray - NashWhitney Jaclyn Bray and Judson Paul Nash were married on July 8 at Charles Ezra Daniel Memorial Chapel on the campus of Furman University. The bride's uncle, Dr. Robert L. Crisman Jr., officiated the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Bray III, of Easley, S.C., and the granddaughter of John Thomas Bray Jr., the late Mr. Bray of Greenville, S.C. and Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson McNeely of Easley, S.C. She is a graduate of North Greenville University and is employed by Cogburn Woods Elementary School in Alpharetta. The groom is the son of Barbara Paul Nash and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. Nash of Atlanta. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Nash Jr. of Lawrenceville and the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry Paul of Jacksonville, Fla. He is a graduate of Auburn University and is employed by Beazer Homes of Atlanta as a builder. Sandee Smith Blankenship of Pickens, S.C., was the bride's matron of honor, and Jessica Ann Nash of Birmingham, Ala. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Victoria Barrett Crisman of Greenville, S.C.; Sandy Scott Riffe of Woodstock; and Abbie Vaughn Meadows of Greenville, S.C. Junior bridesmaids were Abigail Elizabeth McNeely and Annie Reed McNeely, both of Easley, S.C. The groom's best men were Alvin B. Nash and Jason Christopher Wise, both of Atlanta. Groomsmen were Jon Thomas Bray of Easley, S.C.; Shaun Michael Dodson of Lawrenceville; Matthew Daniel Avera of Woodstock; Joseph Stanley Borden of Montgomery Ala.; Wesley Aaron Riffe of Woodstock; and Michael Ryan Tyler of Marietta. The couple now resides in Atlanta. Thompson - Rising Mary Claire Thompson and Tyson Patrick Rising were married on May 6 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Jacksonville, Fla. The reception followed at the Timuquana Country Club. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Doran Thompson of Jacksonville, Fla. and the granddaughter of Judge and Mrs. Joel Stewart Thwaites and Mr. and Mrs. James Ernest Thompson, all of Atlanta. She is a graduate of the Bolles School in Jacksonville and Vanderbilt University. She is employed by Medtronic Sofamor Danek. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Stephenson Rising of Lawrenceville, and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Andrew Kyker and the late Martha Coyner Kyker from Jackson, Miss. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Helder Reginald Rising of Brunswick. He is a graduate of Greater Atlanta Christian School and Georgia State University. He is employed by Merrill Lynch. After a honeymoon to Bermuda, the couple now resides in Atlanta.
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The study is innovative in several ways. Other studies look at SES in adulthood and link it with self-reports of health. This study looked at SES during childhood and whether it predicted poor health many years later. The study also examined risk factors for cardiovascular disease and diabetes within the context of a large survey.
More than 1,000 members of the nationally representative sample were brought to a medical clinic for an overnight stay and samples were taken to assess pre-clinical indicators of disease. To qualify for a metabolic syndrome diagnosis, which is a precursor to coronary artery disease, Type 2 diabetes and stroke, adults had to have central adiposity (large waist circumference) and at least two of the following: high blood pressure, raised triglycerides, raised fasting glucose levels, or low levels of high-density lipoprotein (a specific cholesterol reading).
Emerging literature reveals that many of the health problems in midlife, including metabolic syndrome, can be traced back to what happened in early childhood. The stresses of childhood can leave a biological residue that shows up in midlife, explains Lachman. Yet, among those at risk for poor health, adults who had nurturing mothers in childhood fared better in physical health in midlife.
"Perhaps it's a combination of empathy, the teaching of coping strategies or support for enrichment," says Lachman. "We want to understand what it is about having a nurturing mother that allows you to escape the vulnerabilities of being in a low socioeconomic status background and wind up healthier than your counterparts."
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- It's as if I got some new clothes – and all I did was re-work some items that I had in my wardrobe but wasn't wearing. As spring rolls around I intend to liven up some of last year's clothes using the same principles. Maybe I can add some white topstitching and colorful buttons to an old jacket, or create a pair of slim ankle length pants from an old pair of boot cut ones. I could use a printed scarf to create a cowl to compliment a colorful V neck sweater or just make an inset that looks like I have a pretty camisole on underneath.
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- I swapped the basic white buttons on a sleeveless cashmere sweater for some pretty pewter ones I had purchased in Paris a few years ago (before and after below), and covered the beige ribbon on the creamy white sweater above with a gorgeous velvet ombré that I found in my local stationary store. I love the way the sweater looks with a black skirt or pair of skinny grey pants!
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Deixa Acontecer Naturalmente! The Only Constant Is Change! So I'm Constantly Changing...
Hey!! (Please Read the ENTIRE PROFILE. Especially the paragraph in CAPS. Thanks. Decided I would roll the dice and take a chance on Vegas as my next home. A BIG departure for a guy that has lived on the East Coast(FL most recently) all his life. I am pretty sure I am going to miss being able to take a 5 minute drive to the beach. Now I would have to pack a lunch to get there. haha Now here comes the Bio... What are my interests? Well, my interests vary. I love the water. Fishing, boating, etc. Love to cook and experiment in the kitchen. Yeah, I watch the Food Network. Got a problem with it??? At least you'll never go hungry. Into fitness and taking care of myself. Love sports. Especially college basketball and football. (Go Duke Blue Devils and Go Canes!!) Travelling is what I live and work for. My work takes me to various cities but I also like to travel on my own time in and out of the country. The world is a big place. Go see some of it! I am working diligently on becoming a self-sufficent and self-reliant man for everything in my life. I've decide to make the "I'd like to" into "I'm going to." So this year a book that I've written on and off for the last 9 years will be published in 2011. I've created a company that develops patented intellectual property. One is going to go before Nike. The other is going before Apple. The goal? Let my eyes wake me up instead of an alarm and preferrably on an island or some travel destination of my choosing. I AM HERE TO MAINLY MEET PEOPLE AND MAKE FRIENDS. RELATIONSHIPS ARE ON HOLD. I TRAVEL WAY TOO MUCH RIGHT NOW(ABOUT 3 OUT OF EVERY 4 WEEKS A MONTH.) SO RELATIONSHIPS TEND TO BE LONG DISTANCE EVEN THOUGH WE LIVE IN THE SAME CITY AND AT THIS POINT I PREFER NOT TO BE IN ONE AND I'M PRETTY SURE YOU CAN'T CHANGE MY MIND RIGHT NOW. LOL Just looking to meet folk while I am here and have a good time. No pressure. Just good conversation, good laughs and maybe someone to hang out and grab a bite. So if you are looking to maybe make a new friend, I'm your man. If not, thanks for taking the time to read the profile.Looking for adventurous women who can take a joke and dish one right back. A bit of the "try anything once" attitude is needed here. A person who can be a grown up kid from time to time. An amusement park lover is a plus. I have no preference as to whom I date. People are people bottom line. I do prefer to date women who are physically fit or have some type of fitness regimen. She has to be someone who is secure in herself and has dreams and a plan to attain them. A woman who has something to say. A woman who can answer "Yes" to a few questions: Can you make me laugh? Can you make me say, I want to know more about this woman? Can you live life and not just go through it? Oh and on another note, please have a pic. You know how the saying goes, "A pic is worth 1000 words." Well, can you have a pic that says at least 2 or 3?!?! Is that important you say? Yes it is. Above all else, I will be honest with you. So if there is a Wink or Email with no visual attached, sorry to say it but there won't be a response. Oh and since we are still being honest, here are a few of the PROBABLY NOTS: Folks who live in North Las Vegas, Summerlin or any place north Russell and the 15. Sorry. Is this petty? Maybe. Am I being honest? Yes. Isn't that what every one wants? :) Smokers. Even those who smoke "ocassionally or only when you drink." What the hell does that mean? Either you smoke or you don't. There is no in between. Cigars are a different story. I like but am allergic to cats. Non-gym oriented. I don't claim to be an Adonis but I DO work at keeping it together. Ok, I'm done. :)
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Well this section will be under construction for a while. Belize, Vancouver, and Seattle are high on my list of visited places. Spain and Brazil coming soon. Not a clubber. Local lounges like, DCR, Firefly, V Bar on Thursday for classic Hip Hop.
Favorite TV show of all time. The Cosby Show. You still can find life in the Cosbys. Lover of most music. Good conversation. Rollercoasters. Dancing, especially Salsa y Merengue and House Muzack. Oh yeah, OLD SCHOOL Hip Hop. Lyricism MATTERS!
What I do for fun is anything outdoors and near of on the water. I stay in the gym and love to cook. I love to read and travel(non-work) as much as I can. I enjoy wine tastings. Anything on the water.
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Ok I'm from a shitty market town called Lanark in Scotland which has roots to the legendary William Wallace (not Mel Gibson). I've been into KoRn for 16 years or some shit like that and they have genuinely been my only favorite band since then, there was never a group replaced that feeling i got from their music. That's not to say I don't listen to other bands and shit, I take pride in my love for metal bands. ROCK ON MOTHERFUCKERS FEAR IS A PLACE TO LIVE!!!!!
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Human Resources: HR 128 Training
Training Mission
The mission of training at the UT Health Science Center is to strengthen and support the professional and personal growth of its employees. The goal of our training program is to empower employees to gain knowledge and awareness of services, policies, goals and practices. Through training, UTHSC employees enrich their skills, achieve excellence, and add value to the university at many levels.
Training News
- Training classes and special events offered by the Human Resources Department are outlined in the 2015 training catalog. Classes include training focused on employment, benefits, retirement, personal finance, and professional development. Additionally, a significant number of classes have been developed for managers and supervisors.
- Registration for classes without a registration fee should be done through the training portal. A registration form with departmental approval must be submitted to the training department via email to firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com; fax to 901-448-7497; or campus mail to 910 Madison, Ste. 722 - Attention: Training Department.
Franklin Covey Programs Return!
Registration Extended until Thursday, January 15!
The Human Resources Department is pleased to offer the newly updated 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Signature 4.0 and The 5 Choices of Extraordinary Productivity from Franklin Covey in January 2015. Visit the 7 Habits homepage and 5 Choices homepage for full details.
Administrative Professionals begin the new year by sharpening your skills and raising your game! The Star Achievement program resumes on January 23, 2015. Classes will be held once per month for three months. Visit the Star Achievement homepage for details.
Personal Finance Series Resumes
This year the personal finance series will focus on helping individuals to free up money within their existing budgets by exploring couponing as a money-saving strategy. Based upon various responsibilities many individuals are not in a position to increase income by working a second job. The series is designed to provide information about couponing strategies and store coupon policies so that each person can make informed decisions about whether this could benefit them and their families. In addition to the couponing series, the UT Federal Credit Union will provide a class on reducing debt. Visit the Personal Finance homepage for details.
Training Calendar and Course Registration
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Training News
Policy HR128
The University administration's support for the benefits of training is clear in UT policy HR0128 - Human Resources Development. It states:
"The University of Tennessee believes the professional development and training of its employees are central to the university's mission, vision, and values. The head of each campus or institute is responsible for ensuring that individual and departmental training needs are met. The Office of Employee and Organizational Development will assist campus and institute officers (or designees) with assessing needs and providing training or other appropriate services to meet individual and departmental goals. Professional development and training should be planned individually during the employee's annual performance review. Supervisors are strongly encouraged to support employees' participation in a minimum of 32 hours of training and development activities per year".
The recommendation of 32 hours of training and professional development each calendar year is an attainable goal. The goal can be easily reached with a combination of training opportunities both on and off campus. Acceptable options include on-campus classroom training, online computer-based training; off-site classes and seminars; webinars, conferences, etc. Please visit the training calendar for upcoming opportunities on campus.
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Credit for classes completed on campus is applied to employee records by the department offering the class.
Credit for customized departmental training and outside seminars, and/or conferences will be issued upon request. Simply complete the Request for Additional Training Credit form and submit it along with the class brochure/flyer and roster to the HR Training Department - 910 Madison, Suite 722 for processing.
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The Water Bowl: Hank, the Cat Running for Senate, Gets Attack Ad
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The attack ads against the cat running for Senate have begun. Says his campaign manager, "Hank is refusing to respond to baseless attack ads. Hank states that this is exactly the type of advertising and wastefulness in Washington that he is running against, and absolute proof that he is scaring those in charge." –The Jane Dough
The Lord Howe stick insect, also known as the tree lobster because of its large size, had been thought extinct for 80 years, but was recently re-discovered on a strange island called Ball's Pyramid. –NPR
Japan has revised its Animal Protection Law, putting an 8 p.m. curfew on cats and dogs being out in public. The change has angered owners and customers of Tokyo's popular cat cafés, which get the most business in the after-work hours. –Reuters
The South China tiger, one of the world's most endangered species, has been flourishing in a preserve in South Africa. The owners of the preserve want to establish a breeding program and to teach the tigers to survive in the wild. –BBC News
A U.K. dog grooming shop, in addition to natural shampoos and alcohol-free dog beers, offers Reiki sessions for its canine clientele. Reiki is a Buddhist healing practice that transfers positive healing energy through hands. –Manchester Evening News
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As if a Stanley Cup made of chocolate wasn't enough, how about a more "manly" version of the Cup, made entirely of meat.
[RELATED: CSN to replay Hawks run to the Stanley Cup]
Man B Que surprised Blackhawks' head coach, Joel Quenneville and owner, Rocky Wirtz on Windy City Live yesterday with a meat model of the Cup.
Courtesy of: Man B Que facebook
The meat cup weighs right around 35 pounds, almost as much as the real Stanley Cup and is made of bacon, ground beef, sausage and "in keeping with tradition, has beer cheese on the inside of the cup," as one of the designers described it on Windy City Live.
[RELATED: 'Keeper of the Cup', Mike Bolt at CSN]
Courtesy of: Man B Que facebook
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Golf: O'Mahony wins Golfslinger event in playoff
WEST PALM BEACH — Greg O'Mahony of Tequesta sank a 15-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole Wednesday to earn his 17th victory on the Golfslinger.com Tour. Moments earlier, David Smith of Ruston, La., missed a putt from just outside O'Mahony's ball. They had tied at four under par 68 at the West Palm Beach Municipal Golf Course.
Sal Spallone of Vero Beach shot a 73 and finished in a five-way tie for 19th place.
The Golfslinger Tour resumes with an 18-hole tournament Thursday at Martin Downs CC in Palm City. For information and entry, go to www.minorleaguegolf.com.
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Greg O'Mahony, Tequesta 33-35—68
Brandon Smith, Ruston, La. 34-34—68
Sunny Kim, P.B. Gardens 33-36—69
S. Hawley, Shrewsbury, Mass. 35-34—69
Dan McCarthy, Syracuse, N.Y. 34-35—69
Ryan Armour, Jupiter 33-36—69
M. Dubrowski, Bergenfield, N.J. 35-35—70
A. Giuliani, New York City 34-36—70
Mark Baldwin, Laconia, N.H. 35-36—71
David Schuster, New York City 35-36—71
Whit Staples, Haymarket, Va. 36-36—72
Z. Glssman, Highlnd Hghts, Oh. 35-37—72
Chris Damiano, Jupiter 33-39—72
Devin Kay, Potomac, Md. 37-35—72
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HEIGHT: 6'5" WEIGHT: 235 lbs.
FROM: St. Louis, Mo.
FIRST WWE GAME: WWE SmackDown: Shut Your Mouth
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: WWE Champion; World Heavyweight Champion; 2009 Royal Rumble Match winner; Money in the Bank Match winner
Randy Orton was born a WWE Superstar.
From the moment he was hatched, The Viper walked among the ring's most revered figures, even calling one of them "dad." His father is WWE Hall of Famer "Cowboy" Bob Orton, his uncle Barry "Barry O" Orton and his grandfather, the late "The Big O," Bob Orton Sr., all among the most fierce and rugged grapplers of their generations.
Most kids remember their first ball game or school play; Randy's childhood memories include sitting in the kitchen of his family's St. Louis home with "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, and repairing a broken banister leaned on by Andre the Giant. He wasn't even 5 years old when he watched his father knock out "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff in the main event at the inaugural WrestleMania.
The voices coiling through Orton's head today have not misguided him. And neither did Triple H and Ric Flair, who groomed Orton early on, welcoming him into their elite faction, Evolution. Under their tutelage, the 24-year-old Orton became the youngest World Heavyweight Champion in history at SummerSlam 2004. The next night on Raw, however, an envious Triple H, who coveted Orton's championship, attacked his stablemate and jettisoned him from the faction.
The treachery was shocking, but also critical to Randy's own evolution. In the years that followed, he perfected his "Legend Killing" RKO — a signature move named after his own initials and the maneuver's knockout vigor. How feared is it? Just ask the men who've succumbed to a lightning-quick RKO strike from literally every possible angle or position: Mick Foley, The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair and Jake "The Snake" Roberts.
As dangerous as he is solo, Orton was arguably even more so lethal when paired with Edge as half of Rated-RKO in 2004 and with The Legacy's Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase throughout the "Age of Orton" in 2009. More recently, The Viper's chosen to partner with internal voices stirred by Intermittent Explosive Disorder, a disease marked by extreme outbursts of rage.
After winning the Money in the Bank All Stars Match, The Viper spent weeks coolly biding his time, waiting for the perfect time to cash in and claim his tenth World Title. That opportunity came at SummerSlam, in a moment that should have been Daniel Bryan's greatest as a WWE Superstar. Mere instants after Bryan defeated Cena for the WWE Championship, Orton cashed in his contract and – in what can only be described as a shocking assist from special guest referee, WWE COO and longtime rival Triple H – pinned a helpless Bryan to claim the WWE Title as his own.
The next night on Raw, during his WWE Championship Coronation, to add insult to injury, he hit an already battered Bryan with a searing RKO. With the help of Triple H, The Shield and a reluctant Big Show, "the face of WWE" has continued attacking the bearded WWE fan-favorite on both Raw and SmackDown. In addition to Bryan, the Rhodes family has also felt The Viper's bite, as Orton defeated his former Legacy ally Cody Rhodes on the Sept. 2 Raw – resulting in the second-generation Superstar's termination– and then outfought Cody's retribution-minded brother Goldust the following week.
At Night of Champions, Orton threw everything he had at Bryan, but the determined challenger fought back and caught The Viper with a devastating running knee strike to reclaim the WWE Title. A quick three-count and referee Scott Armstrong's suspect admission of some kind of conspiracy with Bryan the next night on Raw, however, were enough for Triple H to strip the bearded wonder of the title and hold it in abeyance. With Bryan frustrated and the WWE Universe questioning the status of the WWE Championship, Orton took an opportunity to cheap-shot the now-former champion with an RKO. Following Triple H and Stephanie McMahon's demand that The Viper find the twisted, unremorseful Randy Orton of old, he did just that with a brutal mauling of The Miz that left "The Awesome One" injured and a similar assault on Bryan that was only averted when much of the WWE roster came to the outnumbered underdog's aid.
The Apex Predator dominates the WWE food chain once more, and he has the support of WWE's Chief Operating Officer, as well as Stephanie McMahon and Mr. McMahon. Orton's next move as the "face of WWE" remains unknown; all that is certain is that when The Viper next strikes, it will be without warning.


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In our exclusive sneak peek at Monday's episode (10/9c, ABC) below, Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Beckett (Stana Katic) snoop around their latest crime scene only to find several odd clues. The oddest, of course, are the large animal-like footprints. For Castle, there is only one reasonable explanation: The murderer is Bigfoot!
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When the situation is critical and lives are on the line, difficult conditions and awkward positions become your best friend and your worst enemy. Rapid reticle-to-target lock-on is a necessity, not a luxury - particularly when the target is moving, shifting, and evading your advance. The stakes are high - success is mandatory; this is why you're equipped with the L-3 EOTech HWS.
EOTech's holographic technology employs a laser to create a virtual image of a reticle pattern in the heads-up display window. The reticle's pattern is embedded in the window - there is absolutely no light projected onto the target plane.
The HWS ensures significant gains in speed upon initial weapon presentation, and target-to-target shot placement. Seemingly effortless follow-up shots can be executed with unprecedented speed and accuracy. When deployed in CQB environments, the EOTech allows maximum peripheral vision by allowing the operator to take full advantage of a heads-up and both-eyes-open sighting technique.
The EOTech HWS has been standardized by the DEA, ATF and FBI SWAT. Because the HWS employs a true heads-up display it is a leading choice of military units like Stryker Brigade, 10th Mountain, and 3rd Infantry. The HWS eliminates the blind spots, constricted vision, and tunnel vision that is associated with standard tubular sighting systems. It is battle-proven to withstand the abuse from harsh environments, high-powered weapon platforms, and the toughest military missions.
This is the model 556.A65/1 HWS - the control buttons are located on the left side to accommodate the use of a magnifier, and it operates on a pair of CR123A batteries. The integral mount is compatible with Mil-Std 1913 Picatinny systems, and the base has a 7.0mm rise to accommodate handguards. This unit is submersible to a depth of 33.0', and the reticle is configured with a 65 MOA circle and a 1 MOA aiming dot.
Note: This Holographic Weapon Sight must be exported from the United States in accordance with Export Administration Regulations ECCN 0A987. Diversion contrary to U.S. law is prohibited. The Holographic Weapon Sight Model 556 is controlled under U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and may not be exported without proper authorization by the U.S. Department of State.
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- Optical surfaces feature anti-glare lens coatings
- Heads-Up Display: eliminates blind spots and constricted vision
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- Operating temperature: -40 to 150 F
- Automatic shut-down: 8 hr, programmable to 4 hr
- Operates on 2 CR123A batteries - 1000 hr run-time
- Battery Check Indicator: flashing reticle at start-up
- Precision adjustments: 1/2 MOA clicks, 40 MOA W&E correction
- Illuminated A65/1 Reticle: 65 MOA circle, 1 MOA dot. 30 brightness settings with scrolling feature
- Construction Details
- Color/finish: non-reflective black hard-coat
- Return to Zero: repeatable to 1 MOA after re-mount
- Submersible to 33.0'/10.1 m, fogproof internal optics
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Lakeside Country Inn is a charming bed and breakfast inn on Kamloops Lake, half an hour west of the city of Kamloops. Most rooms have a view of the lake. Choose from a Lakeview Room with a queen bed and private balcony or larger kitchenette with a furnished patio. All rooms have ensuite bathrooms. Our full continental breakfast is served to your table in our sunroom. Relax and read, swim and suntan or hike and explore. Located near the Tobiano Golf Course on Kamloops Lake.
Our cozy and charming Lakeview Rooms have a queen bed and furnished private balcony. The balcony overlooks the lake and gardens and is perfect for an afternoon cup of tea so that you can relax and unwind. A private entrance and ensuite bath ensures that you will enjoy your privacy. Luxurious amenities, a coffeemaker and kettle with complimentary coffee and tea, bar fridge, TV and free wifi are standard in all of our rooms. Our full continental breakfast is served in the Garden Cafe that overlooks the lake and gardens.
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A charming room with white wicker furniture and a queen bed, the Veranda Room is off the front veranda. Because it is off the veranda, please note that it does not have a view of the lake. However you can relax on the lounges at the beach and in the gardens to enjoy the lake view. Your room has a private bath and entrance with Adirondacks on the veranda. Other amenities include Cable TV, telephone, complimentary wi fi, a bar fridge, kettle and coffee maker with complimetary coffe and tea. Our full continental breakfast is served to your table in the glass enclosed Garden Cafe.
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Our larger Lakeview Room on the top floor has two queen beds, kitchenette and a balcony with views of the lake and gardens. Bright and spacious, this room is a great choice for an extended stay. The kitchenette is equipped with dishes and cookware, a stove top, microwave, fridge, coffeemaker and kettle.
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June 29, 2015
Study Shows Increase in Problem Drinking
A nationwide survey found that alcohol use disorder is becoming more common, but few people seek treatment. The study highlights the need for renewed education and treatment efforts.
Hearing Impairment in Hispanic/Latino Adults
Researchers found that nearly 1 in 7 Hispanic/Latino adults in the U.S. has hearing loss. More research will be needed to determine the factors involved and develop interventions.
HIV Vaccine Progress in Animal Studies
Research teams achieved important steps needed to prompt the immune system to produce antibodies against HIV. The results show important progress toward design of an effective HIV vaccine.
June 15, 2015
Shorter Antibiotic Course Effective for Abdominal Sepsis
A 4-day course of antibiotics gave similar results to a longer standard course in people with complicated intra-abdominal infections. Shorter courses could have many benefits.
Protein Involved in Diabetic Eye Disease
Researchers identified a protein involved in advanced diabetic retinopathy. The finding may explain why reatments dont help all patients and suggests a new approach.
Lymphatic Vessels Discovered in Central Nervous System
Scientists found lymph vessels in mouse brains that carry fluid and immune cells from cerebrospinal fluid. Problems in this system might play a role in neurological disorders.
June 1, 2015
Microchip Captures Clusters of Circulating Tumor Cells
Researchers developed a device that captures rare clusters of tumor cells from the blood of cancer patients. The technique could lead to new insights into how cancer spreads.
High-Resolution Imaging Technique May Advance Drug Design
Scientists resolved the detailed architecture of an inhibitor bound to an enzyme in solution. The technical advance could potentially aid drug development in the future.
Mammary Gland May Have Epigenetic Memory
Results from a mouse study suggest that pregnancy primes the mammary gland for increased milk production in future pregnancies through epigenetic changes.
May 18, 2015
Gene Therapy for Eye Disease Shows Benefits and Limitations
An experimental therapy for an inherited disorder that causes blindness improves vision, but the improvement declines with time. The findings offer insights for future therapies.
Landscape of Gene Expression in the Human Body
A new resource allows scientists to examine how genomic differences affect gene activity in tissues and organs across the body—and how that activity influences susceptibility to diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.
Controlling Brain Circuits in Mice
Researchers developed a tool that can turn specific sets of neurons on and off in mice to affect behavior. The technology can help scientists study mental health and disorders.
May 4, 2015
Lipid Nanoparticle Therapeutic Treats Ebola in Monkeys
A newly designed agent was effective in treating monkeys infected with a deadly Ebola virus strain. The therapy is now being tested in Sierra Leone in people infected with Ebola.
Devices Assess Cancer Drugs in Tumors
Two devices, developed independently, can gauge how tumors respond to various drugs. With further development, they could help determine ideal individual treatments.
Structure of a Key Blood Pressure Regulator
Scientists revealed the molecular structure of a key target for blood pressure medications. The findings may aid the development of blood pressure drugs with fewer side effects.
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Storing Blood Before Transfusion
Among patients undergoing complex cardiac surgeries, a clinical study found no advantage to only transfusing red blood cells stored for shorter periods of time.
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June 6th, 2013 05:09 PM #6
A boy though I'm not a huge fan of it either way. Still I had a little boy named this (I'm a preschool teacher) and he was one of my favorites!♧ our little finnegan alexander is due 11.23.15 ♧
June 6th, 2013 05:12 PM #8
I've heard of more girl Dakotas, but I feel it sounds a little more boyish to me. I think its one of those unisex names that work for either gender.
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I know more boy Dakotas than girl Dakotas. That said, I hate it as a name.


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O Banco Mundial apoia Moçambique a aproveitar o potencial económico da sua biodiversidade e da conservação para a redução da pobreza
WASHINGTON, 18 de Novembro de 2014 – O Conselho de Administração do Banco Mundial aprovou hoje uma doação financeira do IDA no valor de 40 milhões de dólares para apoiar a implementação do Projecto de... Show More +
World Bank Supports Mozambique's Conservation and Biodiversity Efforts to Reduce Poverty
WASHINGTON, November 18, 2014 — The World Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors today approved a US$40 million International Development Association (IDA)* grant to support the implementation of the... Show More +
Keynote Address by Paula Caballero: Integrating Conservation and Development for Lasting Impact
Distinguished hosts and guests, ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted to be addressing such an eminent gathering of protected area professionals, conservation experts and decision makers. Thank you for... Show More +
For Up to 800 Million Rural Poor, a Strong World Bank Commitment to Agriculture
But agriculture is not just important to the rural poor. It is also critical to fighting hunger, tackling malnutrition and boosting food security for a population that is expected to reach 9 billion by... Show More +
Restoring Lands, Lives and Livelihoods in Africa
In Ethiopia, large-scale restoration of land has transformed the lives of smallholder farmers. The government program, which is partly supported by the World Bank, has boosted the livelihoods of 30 million... Show More +
Mozambique - Cities and Climate Change Project - Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPCR) - Additional Financing
Special Financing: US $15.75 million equivalentSCF/PPCR FGrant: US $9.25 millionSCF/PPCR Loan: US $6.50 millionProject ID: P146059Project Description: The objective of the project is to strengthen the... Show More +
Working to End Hunger, Now and in the Future
According to Juergen Voegele, Senior Director, Agriculture Global Practice, "We're tackling the food insecurity challenge by implementing integrated solutions that cut across sectors. It's not just a matter... Show More +
世行全球农业实践局高级局长伏格乐表示,"我们正在实施跨领域的综合性解决方案,以此应对粮食不安全挑战。应对这一挑战不仅仅涉及到资源可持续管理、更高效粮食储运或增加粮食生产,还涉及到其它更多因素。"目前,世行正在帮助有关国家对农田、流域 和沿海渔业进行可持续管理,以提高其生产能力。塞内加尔社区对渔业的管理已帮助恢复了该国鱼类种群。恩加帕罗(Ngaparou)市当地渔民委员会主席Issa Sagne介绍... Show More +
Sur les traces de Kaldi : à la découverte du berceau du café
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In Kaldi's Footsteps: A Journey to the Birthplace of Coffee
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Plus de 120 dirigeants internationaux se réunissent cette semaine à New York à l'occasion du Sommet sur le climat des Nations Unies. Il est grand temps qu'à cet évènement sans précèdent, la voix de l'... Show More +
World Bank Managing Director Visits Zanzibar
DAR ES SALAAM, September 12, 2014 — The Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer for the World Bank Group, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, will embark on the second leg of her official tour of Tanzania with... Show More +
Tackling Trouble in Paradise: Indian Ocean Island States to Build Financial Resilience to Natural Disasters
The World Bank-supported Southwest Indian Ocean Risk Assessment and Financing Initiative (SWIO RAFI) was launched recently, during the fifth Regional Platform for Risk Transfer Mechanisms, with the purpose... Show More +
Rwanda: World Bank to Support Forest Restoration and Conservation
WASHINGTON, August 27 , 2014 – The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors today approved a total of US$9.3 million in trust fund grants for the Government of Rwanda to help boost land management of... Show More +
Rwanda - Landscape Approach to Forest Restoration and Conservation
GEF Grant: US $5.487 million equivalentLeast Developed Countries' Fund (LDCF) grant: US $4.045 million equivalentProject ID: P131464Project Description: The objective of the project is to boost land management... Show More +
The Tricky Business of Administering Natural Resource Revenues
The Handbook offers suggestions on very practical challenges that developing countries face when trying to retain adequate staff and capacity to handle the complex nature of natural resource revenue administration.... Show More +


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Cape Fear Memorial Foundation Provides Funding to Improve CFCC Dental Programs
Cape Fear Community College has received a $25,000 grant from the Cape Fear Memorial Foundation that will directly improve the education provided by CFCC dental programs. The funding will include computers that will be installed in each unit of the dental clinic, which will allow the dental programs to offer an enhanced educational experience to the students.
The CFCC dental program operates a clinic that offers dental care to thousands of New Hanover and Pender county residents. With this new technology, more effective and efficient oral health education will be provided to the patients. Students will have the patients' digital radiographs and other education tools, more readily available. The ability to utilize chair-side, paperless technology in the clinical setting will increase the quality of education CFCC's dental assisting and dental hygiene students receive.
"Having a computer at each operatory in the Dental Clinic here at Cape Fear Community College will not only allow the students to learn dental software they will use after graduation, but will also allow the students to engage their patients more in dental education,†said Mary Ellen Naylor, Dental Hygiene Program Director.
The equipment will also provide students with hands-on skills that are important to have in today's competitive job market.  "New technology in our program will give our students the opportunity to receive hands-on experience with dental office software, making them more marketable for employment,†said Nancy Fetter, Dental Assisting Program Director.
The Cape Fear Memorial Foundation is a private, non-operating foundation with a primary purpose to serve the health and medical needs of the people of Southeastern North Carolina. It supports charitable not-for-profit organizations providing health and medical services and health education.
CFCC is proud to partner with the Cape Fear Memorial Foundation. The CFCC Foundation supports the people, programs, and mission of the college by securing and managing gifts that include cash contributions used for endowments and scholarships and other contributions aimed at helping the college meet its goals.


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Over the past few years, we have been involved in a research project to determine how many kinds of animals boarded the Ark.
The general public will have the opportunity to visit the massive Ark Encounter construction site this summer in scenic northern Kentucky.
Ken Ham was surprised to discover that the entire AiG staff had gathered to honor him for speaking ministry that dates back all the way to July 1975.
We have the most important message in the universe, and yet it seems to me that many Christians think it's wrong to "market" things.
There are many ways you can share the truth of God's Word to those in your school. One involves starting a "Creation Club."
From the beginning, God has been intimately involved in His creation. And throughout Scripture we read how our God answers the prayers of His people.
The Ark's one and only voyage took place over 4,300 years ago, yet this magnificent vessel still captures the imaginations of believers and unbelievers alike.
For InSite this month, we're announcing AiG Live, talking about our upcoming Answers for Women conference, going back to the Tower of Babel, and more!
April fools! Did you know that a deceived person does not know he is deceived? Nathan Ham explains.
Most churches and ministries depend heavily on volunteers.
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Azamat Tazhayakov, a baby-faced 20-year-old, put his hands over his face and shook his head as guilty verdicts were read on charges of obstruction of justice and conspiracy.
It was the first trial stemming from the twin bombings, which killed three and injured more than 260 near the marathon's finish line in April last year. His mother sobbed loudly and rocked in her seat.
The jury found Tazhayakov conspired with friend Dias Kadyrbayev to take from Tsarnaev's room a backpack containing fireworks that had been emptied of their explosive powder. Prosecutors said the explosive powder could have been used to make bombs.
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A ceremonial event is scheduled for Thursday, April 26 at 1:30 p.m. in Bristol's City Council Chambers.
Dr. Julia M. McNamara, president of the College, describes the partnership:
Albertus will offer three master's programs and three adult undergraduate programs in Bristol: MBA, MS in Management and Organizational Leadership, MS in Education; a BS in Business Management and the new BS in Business Management with a healthcare concentration;
The partnership between Albertus Magnus College and the City of Bristol is a natural one, as the City has put education at the center of its exciting revitalization efforts.
Bristol Mayor Arthur J. Ward said, "This vote of confidence by Albertus Magnus in selecting our City to expand their program puts Bristol one more step ahead in forging viable revitalization plans that will sustain the City for the next 100 years."
The Mayor continued, "This initiative by Albertus Magnus College will add a curriculum of education from a major four-year college to the programs already in place with our existing branch of Tunxis Community College, affording area students extended learning opportunities."


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Ideal for introduction to archaeology and world prehistory courses, The Past in Perspective: An Introduction to Human Prehistory, Sixth Edition, is an engaging and up-to-date chronological overview of human prehistory. Kenneth L. Feder introduces students to "the big picture"--the grand sweep of human evolutionary history--presenting the human past within the context of fundamental themes of cultural evolution. Written in a refreshingly accessible voice, this unique narrative personalizes the past and makes it relevant to today's students. Using a consistent chapter format--"Prelude, Chronicle, Issues and Debates, and Case Study Close-up"--Feder helps students master both what we definitely know and what is still debatable about the complex story of the human past.
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Media agencies and advertisers in the UAE can now have a proper system to measure the audience of the TV channels being watched in the country as the Emirates Media Measurement Company (EMMC) announced that the television audience measurement system or people-meters is ready.
A staged rollout of the system has started on Sunday before the official launch in October 2012. The people-meter system will be known in the UAE as 'tview' and its objective is to advance the TV media industry by generating transparent, accountable and reliable ratings that will be used as a currency of trade.
This viewing research data will enable broadcasters, media agencies and advertisers to improve TV programming, scheduling and advertising.
The tview's unique proposition is that it provides minute-by-minute viewing data delivered the following day. The data includes additional demographic information such as nationality, gender, location, age and socio-economic status for viewers aged four and above, although all data is reported anonymously and individuals are not identified.
"tview is a major step forward for the TV and advertising industry in the UAE, providing in-depth, objective data which can be used to make better programmes, improve TV schedules and help advertisers reach the people who are most interested in their products," said Christopher O'Hearn, EMMC's General Manager.
The EMMC is a joint venture of leading broadcast entities including Abu Dhabi Media, Sharjah Media, Rotana Media, and Etisalat, and is also supported by Du. The project was the result of a Cabinet initiative and has been led by the National Media Council and the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA). Ibrahim Al Abed, Director-General of the National Media Council, is the chairman of EMMC and Mohammed Al Ghanim, TRA Director-General, sits on the board.
"This is the first project of its kind in the Gulf and I am very pleased that the UAE, with its thriving media sector, is leading the way. I look forward to the success of the system and encourage its adoption by broadcasters and advertisers," said Ibrahim Al Abed.
The project has been underway since January 2010 and was endorsed by the Ministerial Council for Services in March 2010, with the first steps being large scale surveys and the setup of the sample panel representing the UAE population. A total of 850 homes have been chosen to take part and become the tview panel and have the people meter boxes installed in their homes and connected to the television screens.
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No actaully at motherhood maternity they have these undies you can fold down or up they should cover the c- section.They are comfy I have them myself I had a previous c section with my first little girl and now I have a c section again on the 9th with my 2nd babygirl. I never wear granny panties Im wearing sweat pants that come under my belly home from the hospital. A nurising top that looks like a normal top. good luck with your c section.
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I had a csection with my DD and am having a second csection in 2 weeks. I bought panties that have a full back and dont cut too low. Bikini cut are out of the questions cuz they sit right on the incision line and will dig into it. I find that yoga pants are the best to use cuz you can fold them or put them up to be as comfortable as you like! Good luck. Nothing with a tight elastic waist either, YOGA PANTS ROCK!
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I liked yoga pants but also wore loose fitting jammy pants. I also found that long tight fitting camis also helped hold everything together. High waisted undies are a must, I also wore the ones from the hospital for awhile (they are stretchy guaze-like undies). Definitely do not bring anything that will fit on your incision area.
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Your incision will be right around the top of your pubic area - like at the hairline. So you will want underwear and pants that come up higher than that. I live in yoga pants after my c-sections!
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I had problems wearing pants in the hospital because it was too hard to pull them up and down for bathroom trips. Wearing just a gown I bought and underware that the hospital provided for the 1st couple of days really helped me. But then after that pants were fine. If I were you, I would bring both to see what works best for you. And yes, use the hospital mesh panties for the 1st few days too, then swtich to your granny panties at home. LOL.
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DD: Lauren Marie 4/19/2006,DS: Logan Robert 11/19/2007, DS: Collin Mikel 02/02/2010 DS: Cameron Ryan 03/09/12


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Regardless of age, major, or location, alumni shared similar memories of excellent education, caring faculty, lifelong friendships, and a sense of community and belonging. Learn More
Register today for this fun summer event. The Bogey Bash will feature live entertainment, food, drink, and a golf outing. Learn More
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Music lover discovers English is his forte Paul Schmitt advises incoming college students to "leave yourselves open to experiences." The jazz musician and music aficionado discovered he had a profound interest in writing and studying literature. Read More
Saint Mary's GIS students to help find missing MN fort The Saint Mary's M.S. in Geographic Information Science program has been awarded a MN Historical and Cultural Heritage Grant in the amount of $8,800. This grant will be part of efforts to find the historical location of Fort L'Huillier, believed to be near Mankato, Minn. Read More
P&D 25th Anniversary Celebration The Philanthropy and Development program is celebrating it's 25th anniversary. All alumni and friends are invited to a reception on July 25th on the Winona Campus at 6:00 p.m. with guest speaker, Adrian Sargeant, director of the Centre for Sustainable Philanthropy at the University of Plymouth. Details
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