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Every gentleman you see will gladly give their heart to you when you decide to wear the Heart Breaker Adult Women's Costumes. This black, red and gold dress is fit for royalty and features an attached petticoat and heart details on the skirt and collar, complete with a detachable black and red…
…Baby adult womens costume. The red, stretch knit corset-styled dress of this sexy womens costume features ruffle and bow detailing and an organza-ruffled skirt with metallic heart print. Removable and adjustable shoulder straps, matching wings and a bow and arrow complete this red-hot cupid costume.
Let them taste a rainbow of fun on Halloween when slip into this officially licensed Skittles adult womens costume. The multicolor, 100% polyester tank dress is all you'll need for a tasty night at the party.
Bring home the bacon on Halloween when you don this funny costume - the Bacon Strip adult costume is great alone or go with a friend as a side of bacon. Pair it with an egg for a cute couples costume. This kind of bacon is good for you!
Care for some fries to go with your Flat Cheeseburger adult costume? What's not to love about a giant cheeseburger! Ham it up on Halloween in this hilarious and comfortable costume and eat your fill because the generously sized tunic will cover up a multitude of sins.
Make your meal larger than life by "squeezing" into this classic Mustard adult unisex costume. This funny costume, featuring a yellow slip-on tunic and matching hat, goes well with any meal, whether you're a hot dog, fries, a woman, or a man. Get together with ketchup for a tasty couples costume!
The Yellow Banana adult costume is a classic look that "appeals" to all, the lightweight yellow banana is fun and comfortable. Get a gang together and go as a bunch, or convince someone to go as a gorilla!
…to the dinner table as the quintessential condiment in this classic Ketchup adult unisex costume. This funny costume, featuring a red slip-on tunic and matching hat, goes well with any meal, whether you're a hamburger or fries, a woman or a man. Get together with Mustard for a tasty couples costume!
Hey, who's that husky guy? Their eyes will pop when you turn up in this Corn Stalker adult mens costume - even in a drought, this corny costume will have them laughing so hard they'll tear up.
Lose yourself in this Beer Pong Cup adult costume - literally! Larger than life personalities will love this Beer Pong costume. One red cup, one white ball, lots of beer. Need we say more? Great for frat parties!
Make Thanksgiving dinner a little more authentic in the Pilgrim Boy Child Costume! Eat good food and give thanks in this traditional black and white collared shirt with matching pants and belted accessories.
Gather around for tasty good food and great memories in the Pilgrim Girl Child Costume. This floor-length black dress features a traditional white apron and color detail. The matching bonnet brings this look back in time.
Spice up your Halloween in this Chili Pepper adult costume. Turn it into a funny couples costume by pairing it with the Taco costume.It's getting hot, hot, hot!
I'll take mine over easy! Maybe you're not all that easy after all - in this Fried Egg adult costume you can celebrate Halloween sunny side up! Make 'em smile in this clever costume; pair with bacon for a great couples costume.
Hot dog it all you want in this clever Heinz Mustard Tank Dress adult womens costume. You'll be the top dog in this golden yellow, 100% polyester tank dress with tradition Heinz label graphic, complete with matching hat on a headband.
It's not the Atkins diet! Spend your Halloween as part of a balanced breakfast in this bacon and eggs couples costume. Both yummy and funny, this couples Halloween costume is sure to get you laughs.
Come to the table as the ultimate condiment when you wear this Ketchup child costume. The red tunic of this funny costume features the word "ketchup" written in white print and comes complete with a matching hat.
Yo, make it a slice! Deliver the goods on Halloween in this funny and easy to wear Pizza Slice child costume. The tunic of this pizza costume features side ties along with mushrooms and pepperoni.
You'll be top dog in this classic Hot Dog child costume. Both comfortable and loads of fun this funny costume is a one-piece pullover tunic.
Eat your peas! Okay, well maybe not the giant ones - they're more fun to play with! Shake it up when you wear this Pea in Pod adult costume - it's not easy being green! While you're not supposed to play with your food, it sure does make for a fun time!
Jamaican me go bananas! Get crazy on Halloween when you wear this hilarious Dreadlock Banana Adult Mens Costume. This one piece banana features an attached Rasta hat, dreadlocks and a pretty relaxed face. Make everyone laugh when you wear this funny outfit!
Go fast on Halloween when you decide to wear this Speed Demon Adult Mens Costume. The black and white checkered jumpsuit features racing patch emblems along with a red waist band.
Your baby will have a roaring good time in this Lil' Leo infant costume. Complete with a plush bodysuit, hood, tail, and slip-on booties, this Halloween costume will make your child the cutest hunter in the wild. But act fast -it's available in limited quantities; be sure to get one before they all…
Some things were meant to go together - like peanut butter and jelly! If it's been said that one can hardly sandwich a word between the two of you then this Peanut Butter and Jelly couples costume is just right. Wear it and serve up a smile on Halloween in this cute costume. Includes two tunics.


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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 45 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 45 minutes
Preheat oven to 300°F. Sauté bacon in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until crisp. Using slotted spoon, transfer to bowl. Sprinkle chicken with salt, pepper, and 1 tablespoon parsley. Add to drippings in skillet. Sauté until cooked through, about 6 minutes per side; transfer to pie dish (reserve skillet). Place in oven to keep warm.
Add mushrooms and shallots to skillet; sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper. Sauté until brown, about 4 minutes. Add garlic; toss 10 seconds. Add wine, 1 1/4 cups broth, bacon, and 1 tablespoon parsley. Bring to boil, stirring occasionally. Boil 10 minutes. Meanwhile, place flour in small cup.
Add 1/4 cup broth, stirring until smooth. Add flour mixture to sauce. Cook until sauce thickens, 3 to 4 minutes. Season sauce to taste with salt and pepper. Arrange chicken on platter; stir juices from pie dish into sauce and spoon over chicken. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon parsley.
Per serving: 372 calories, 10 g fat, 0.7 g fiber
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I Guess you can say I have been trolling here for a month or two and decided to jump in. I kept thinking gluten-free is for celiac's right, and I am not jumping on that 'FAD' rollar coaster..LITTLE DID I KNOW�I had no clue what gluten even meant so please forgive me in my ignorance..
i have been diagnosed with Hasimoto's Thyroiditis and finding a Doc who know's about this, adrenal sluggishness never mind gluten-free is hard. I am newly gluten-free, I would say since before Thanksgiving. Thinking back, when I was a newborn my mother use to have to give me goat's milk and lamb, that was it, nothing else. I was allergic to everything sometimes so badly that the neighbor had a night blooming Jasmine tree and the Health Dept actually called them and asked them to cut it down�ohh for the good ole day's...
However I never put any of it together until I had my hysterectomy and oopherectomy (being younger and more trussing) and I spiraled out of control since then. I was all along hasi however it took me 8 yrs and a lot of research to finally find the correct test's to get my diagnosis..My brother, who is a diabetic and wears the pump also has Psoriasis so gluten/autoimmune issues abound..lol
Okay so I went gluten-free the first thing I noticed was my belly was not swollen in the afternoon's. I kept asking my husband,"I don't know why my stomach get's swollen in the afternoon and it's so uncomfortable." Three day's later the bloating was gone and I lost 5 lbs,(well I didn't lose 5 lbs in 3 day's lol I mean since I went gluten-free. ew wouldn't that be nice 5 pounds in 3day's�hehe) which is alway's good new's for a thyroid Hypo/ hasi patient�
Long story short my GP is helping me (he admit's he doesn't know much) with my hasi's and NATURAL DESICCATED THYROID MEDCINE.. I ask him in an oh so polite way while not offending him if we can run this test or when I research and find a study if we can try this and so far he has been a Godsend. This is the first time i have seen him, believe it or not since my hasimoto's diagnosis in October and I said,"well it's confirmed Hasi." and told him I went gluten-free. He decided to run a gluten panel but my question is this if you please..WILL IT BE ACCURATE? And should I be CONCERNED IF IT IS NOT?
Being still relatively new to this and my husband does most of the food shopping I am sure I am getting "hidden" gluten somewhere. lol Between getting my memory back from being hypo all these year's and the brain fog lifting it's still kinda hard to tell my husband (who I must confess as good as he is get's frustrated) whom keep's asking me<"What is gluten?" and 10 phone calls every time he is at the store. I am so grateful he tries but me being confused sometime's trying to tell him? Well I am sure I am getting some GLUTEN somewhere�lol Weighting in that factor of "Hidden Gluten" other than that I take every chance to go gluten-free, even in my toothpaste so how accurate will the test's be? Also, okay, I MYSELF KNOW I HAVE GLUTEN PROBLEM'S BUT EVEN IF THE TEST'S ARE SKEWED ( I heard in order to be properly diagnosed you have to go back to eating gluten. Not sure this is accurate tho) do I really need a diagnosis?n I mean how important is an "OFFICIAL DIAGNOSIS". I guess I have gotten sensitive to the fact I am dealing with a Dr. who really doubts what I am telling him but really want's me to feel well again I don't want to misstep in any direction. KWIM
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Old Town - just a stone's throw from Frankfurt
Favorite thing: Above all, this city is often visited to admire the half-timbered houses. Once an uninteresting city, with a U.S. Military outpost, this city has transformed in the past few decades, carefully restoring their historical treasures, to present visitors with some of the best examples of half-timbered construction in Germany, especially in the area of the Upper and Lower Marketplaces.
But even in the narrow ally ways Barbarossa's City has a few architectural jewels to admire: This is true for the "Cow Ally" (Kuhgasse), where one of the oldest half-timbered houses in the State of Hesse can be seen, which originated from the 14th century. Many half-timbered houses were given an inscription, which often caused passers-by to stop and think about the words so carefully carved in the beams.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0
By Sara Kimberley, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 22 December 2010 10:21AM
JWT/OgilvyAction will launch in North America and conduct business under the OgilvyAction and JWT Action brands. Malone will rebrand as JWT Action.
The joint venture is to be a new model in shopper marketing, designed to help brands and retailers reach and influence consumers at every touchpoint along the path to purchase, linking brand strategies, shopper insights and retail opportunities.
Fred Bidwell, formerly president of Malone, where he has served for 20 years, will act as executive chairman of the joint venture. He shares leadership responsibilities with Sheila Hartnett, chief executive of OgilvyAction, North America, who will now also serve as chief executive of the new entity.
The joint venture of WPP agencies will be governed by a board of directors from both networks consisting of: Bob Jeffrey, global chief executive, JWT; David Eastman, chief executive, JWT North America; Nick Read, chief financial officer, JWT North America. Miles Young, chief executive, Ogilvy & Mather; Steve Goldstein, chief financial officer, Ogilvy & Mather; and John Seifert, chairman/chief executive, Ogilvy & Mather North America will also sit on the board.
The new agency will have 400 full-time professionals and 3,000 part-time staff in main offices in New York, Chicago and Akron, Ohio, as well as in field offices across the country.
Clients include Kimberly-Clark, American Express, SC Johnson, Nestle, John Deere, Unilever, Sara Lee and Kraft.
The agency's clients will have access to the complete range of shopper and retail marketing services including shopper marketing, retailer relationships, retail sales programs and consumer promotions.
It will also include local and retail media and media buying, direct response advertising, planning, creative services, digital activation and experiential marketing all with deep research, analytics and measurement, from a single source.
Bidwell said: "This move was based on client need. With all the changes in the retail space and consumer buying habits, clients told us their brands now require a wider range of resources and a truly holistic approach to shopper marketing, brand activation and integration.
"The joint venture is not focused on a marketing discipline, but instead on what a client needs. Then we build a media agnostic program from that base."
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SpaceX's Grasshopper doubled its highest leap to date to rise 24 stories or 80.1 meters (262.8 feet) today, hovering for approximately 34 seconds and landing safely using closed loop thrust vector and throttle control. Grasshopper touched down with its most accurate precision thus far on the centermost part of the launch pad. At touchdown, the thrust to weight ratio of the vehicle was greater than one, proving a key landing algorithm for Falcon 9. Today's test was completed at SpaceX's rocket development facility in McGregor, Texas.
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[Musk:] Grasshopper rocket flies up 250m, holds against wind and lands. Vid taken from our hexacopter
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Russian President Vladimir Putin made a surprise move today to send defensive missiles to Iran, further complicating a nuclear deal that has already met skepticism inside the United States Congress.
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In our fast-paced world, we know that people want their library services to be as convenient as possible. We are always striving to provide better service, and we have long offered library services via telephone and, more recently, e-mail. Now, our virtual branch is making even more services simple and easy to access even if you are not at the library. Read more »
New Mural Created by Grant Students
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Yesterday, July 10, the SEC announced final regulations finally allowing advertised Rule 506 offerings. It is a big change, because since 1933 private-placement offerings have not been allowed public advertising.
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Crowdfunding seems to be all the hype these days, but few articles choose to go into detail about what it actually means.
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Funny woman Molly Shannon, best known as a regular cast member on "Saturday Night Live," may be able to induce laughter like nobody's business, but her allergies induce reactions of their own.
"I have bad cat allergies," Shannon, 43, said on the CW11 Morning News in New York. "I'm one of those people if I go to somebody's house, even if I don't see the cat, I start wheezing or I get hives. I'm just very sensitive."
Shannon's father and younger son have allergies as well. She has been a spokeswoman for the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America, raising awareness about allergies.
Shannon's career at "SNL," where she was the longest featured female cast member and had several recurring roles such as licensed joyologist Helen Madden and quirky Catholic schoolgirl Mary Katherine Gallagher, led to more featured parts in films. But her allergies posed a problem on the set of a recent film, "Year of the Dog."
"I didn't tell them, but we were in preproduction one day and I broke out a little bit because of the dog so I told them and they were like what?!?" Shannon told The Cinema Source magazine. "So I went to an allergy doctor and got all this medication but I never had to use any of it. I'm much more allergic to cats."
Serena Williams has continually wowed the tennis world with her skills, physical prowess and unique style since she rose to fame 10 years ago.
Currently ranked sixth in the Women's Tennis Association, the 5 feet 10 inch' beauty has made media headlines for her wins and her flamboyant fashion on the court.
She and older sister, Venus, have battled for the No. 1 ranking several times since both came on the tennis scene in the late '90s.
Even when a series of leg and ankle injuries led her to drop out of the top 100 ranking in mid 2006, Williams stayed in the spotlight with celebrity appearances, charity work and her fashion designs. Williams started her own fashion line Aneres -- Serena spelled backward -- and says on her official Web site that she hopes to continue with fashion after her tennis career.
But Williams can't beat everything -- she's allergic to peanuts. She falls in the approximately 1 percent of the population with a peanut allergy. According to the U.S. Olympic Web site, Williams says she's also allergic to crazy people.
Drew Barrymore, a gifted and versatile actress, has as eclectic collection of allergies as she does film roles.
Barrymore, 33, is allergic to garlic, according to a 1997 article in the Houston Chronicle, as well as coffee, bee stings and perfume.
Also a vegetarian, Barrymore said that eating "can be a major pain for me."
Barrymore, whose first major role was in Steven Spielberg's "ET" in 1982, and who went through bouts of partying and drug abuse in her adolescence, has blossomed into a career as an established actress and producer with huge box-office appeal.
Though her production company is named Flower Films, flowers and pollen are not among her list of allergens.
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"If I ever got out of music, I'd go back to school to become a forest ranger," Case, 37, told Fab magazine. "I've always wanted to be the lady with the jeep and the dog who works at the national forest service. I'd let the animals run free."


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One of the cornerstones of motion graphics is creating and animating type. In this course, Trish Meyer shows how to typeset titles professionally and create custom animations, as well as apply and modify the hundreds of text animation presets that After Effects ships with. Additionally, Chris Meyer shows how to add audio to projects, including spotting "hit points" to align keyframes and video action.
The After Effects Apprentice videos on lynda.com were created by Trish and Chris Meyer and are designed to be used on their own and as a companion to their book After Effects Apprentice. We are honored to host these tutorials in the lynda.com Online Training Library®.
Up to now, all of our text animations have animated on one character at a time, and even with the cascading animation, text is still animating character by character. In this chapter, I'll show you how to animate word by word, and this involves two techniques. You have to animate the selector word by word, and if you are animating Rotation or Scale, you might also want to change the Anchor Point Grouping option. If you have the exercise files and you'd like to preview this comp, open the Comps_Finished folder and there's example 04.
To get started, I will open example 04 starter and since the background is a little distracting, either turn off the eyeball for the background movie, or you can Solo the text layer. If you don't have the exercise files, create a title with a number of words all on one line. The first thing we will do is add a text animator. Now, we are going to be animating Opacity, so I will select Animate > Opacity, twirl down the Range Selector, again check the counting in percent, and at time 0 I will turn on the stopwatch for Start.
This is a simple typing-on animation style, so I will be animating Start from 0 to 100%. So, the selector is going to move across the type. I will change the Opacity value to 0. And at the beginning when characters are selected, they will be invisible. And as they start selective moves across the type, the text will type on. Now, you will notice it's typing on, one character at a time. To change this, twirl down the Advanced section in the animator and look at the Based On pop-up.
The default is Characters. And when you are using the default, it also includes spaces. There is also an option to exclude spaces. So, if you are noticing that as you are typing on, it's spending time fading up a space by sending it the Characters Excluding Spaces, it won't spend time on the spaces. It will just go directly to the next character. The next option is Words. Now, as the Start selector moves across the type, it's fading on the title word by word.
Now, to see the next option, Lines, in action, you will need to have more than one line; otherwise, it will just fade on the line all in one go. But if we select our title and press Return, so now we have two lines, the first line will fade up and then the second line, and so on, the more lines you have, three lines or four lines, it will fade up line by line. Let me undo, and I will return to Words.
Now, notice as the animation is progressing, words are fading up. If you don't want that fade, you can change the Smoothness parameter to 0. Now, words will just pop on. There will be no transition whatsoever. Setting Smoothness to 0 can work for Opacity and also for other special cases, but as soon as you add other properties-- let's say we add Position--you will probably find you need to set the Smoothness back.
I can change the words either higher or lower-- in this case, it's going a little lower--and as I hit Play, they don't appear to move up. So, if you are not getting a transition, check that the Smoothness parameter is not set to 0. If I set it back to 100%, you can see the text is doing a full transition. Now, changing the selector to be based on words is fine when you are animating properties such as Position, Opacity, Color, and so on. But if you are animating based on words or lines and you also want to add Rotation or Scale to a text animator, you will want to know about the Group Alignment option, and that's what I will cover in the next movie.
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Brain Dead
Jahi McMath's Family Sues Oakland Hospital Over Surgery That Left Her Brain-Dead
The family of an Oakland teenager who was declared brain-dead plans to file a lawsuit Tuesday against UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland with new details about the allegedly botched surgery.
One Year Later, Jahi McMath Remains On Ventilator, Feeding Tubes After Fateful Tonsillectomy
Just over one year ago, 13-year-old Jahi McMath underwent a tonsillectomy and tissue removal at Children's Hospital in Oakland to treat sleep apnea. The girl suffered massive bleeding, had a heart attack and was declared brain-dead Dec. 12.
Stanford Doctor Appointed By Court To Test Jahi McMath Disputes Family's Claim She Is Alive
A Stanford doctor appointed by the court to test for brain activity in 13-year-old Jahi McMath said he does not see any proof the Oakland girl is alive.
Attorney Claims Video Of Jahi McMath Moving Proves Teen Is Still Alive
An attorney for the family of a California teenager who was declared brain-dead says doctors have found signs of brain functions and is seeking an unprecedented court order declaring her alive.
Family Of Jahi McMath Petitioning To Have Her Declared 'Alive'
The family of an Oakland teenager legally declared brain dead has petitioned an Alameda County judge to have her declared "alive."
Questions Raised Over Condition Of Jahi McMath After Lawyer Said Girl Is Improving
A KPIX 5 report on the latest whereabouts of a 13-year-old Oakland girl declared brain dead has sparked a new debate about life and death.
Video Posted Online Claims To Show Jahi McMath Responding To Touch
Nearly a month after 13-year-old Jahi McMath was taken to a care facility, a video has been posted online that claims to show the girl who was declared brain dead responding to touch.
Jahi McMath Receives Feeding, Breathing Tubes
Christopher Dolan, the attorney for the girl's family, said doctors inserted the gastric tube and tracheostomy tube Wednesday at the undisclosed facility where Jahi McMath was taken Jan. 5.
After McMath Case, Battle Over Pregnant Woman Declared Brain Dead May Go To Court
While Jahi McMath's family achieved its goal to move her to a long-term care facility, the case of a Texas hospital refusing to take a pregnant woman declared brain dead off a ventilator may soon be decided in court.
Experts: Clock Ticking For Jahi McMath After Move Out Of Hospital
The family of a 13-year-old Oakland girl who was declared brain dead after suffering complications from sleep apnea surgery has achieved its goal of moving the girl to a new facility for long-term care, but medical experts say it may be just a matter of time before her body functions shut down completely.


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What's Your Status?You've probably heard by now that social media and your online presence can affect your ability to win colleges scholarships or even get a job after you graduate. This is not just a rumor! With the help and advice of Mark Kantrowitz, a nationally recognized expert on student financial aid and scholarships, here are some guidelines of what professionals are looking ...Published 23 days ago |
The Scholarship Seeking OrdealThe occasion for uncovering monetary resources has arrived! After all, anybody can use some free money for costly academic endeavors. Scholarships are one unique method of worry-free financing. Also known as "gift" money, scholarships do not require compensation. Moreover, scholarships come in many sizes. No set amount prevails. Thus, scholarships are quite attractive in terms of funding... However, finding scholarships is ...Published over 1 year ago |
Staying Motivated Through the End of the SemesterNovember is a tricky month to stay motivated. You have probably just made it through a massive set of projects, papers, and exams, and are just ready to make it to Thanksgiving. We – your teachers, tutors, and parents – understand. Unfortunately, that does not give you a one-way ticket to winter break. Here are some tips and tricks to stay ...Published 8 months ago |
College Campuses React to Bin Laden's DeathFor ten years, students have been recalling where they were when they first heard of the tragic events on September 11, 2001. Now, students will have the rest of their lives to reminisce what they were doing when news of Osama bin Laden's death reached them late last night on May 1, 2011. At 11:35 p.m. EST, President Obama addressed the ...Published about 4 years ago |
Top Ten Spring Break SchoolsWe get it – semesters are long and you're ready for a break. More specifically, an amazing Spring Break. We're going to go out on a limb and guess that you'd also prefer somewhere fun. Though a school likely isn't the first word you'd typically associate with fun or your break, as long as it's not your school, it doesn't really ...Published over 2 years ago |
The Scoop on Study AbroadStudying abroad is an experience that many students want to have, but the process of planning can be very overwhelming. If you take it step-by-step, however, it will be less stressful and you'll be sure to have a great time. No matter your interests, language ability or confidence be sure to schedule an appointment with your college's study abroad office before ...Published over 1 year ago |
Writing Your First ResumeWriting your first resume can be intimidating, especially as a college student transitioning from high school into the "real" working world. Maybe you're worried that you lack enough professional experience to fill an entire page, or maybe you're unsure about how to format it. Here are some tips to help you nail your first resume. Resume Basics Employers won't spend very ...Published 8 months ago |
The List is Out: 279 Colleges with Enrollment OpeningsThroughout the entire school year, news outlets, guidance counselors and even your close relatives tout the complexity and competitiveness of the college admissions process. While May 1 requires students to make that final college decision, the week after reveals a softer side to the whole ordeal. Future college students see that the "final college decision" isn't so final. There is still ...Published about 4 years ago |
Monster Study Reveals Entrepreneurial Spirit in AllMonster.com and Millennial Branding, a Gen Y research and management consulting firm, have released a study that reveals new data on multi-generational entrepreneurship. While many studies finds Gen Y (ages 18-29 years) as more entrepreneurial than other generations, the study actually found that the inverse is true. [gate] According to the data, 41% of Gen X (ages 30-49 years) and 45% ...Published over 2 years ago |
30 Easy Ways to Save Money This SemesterA new semester is a fresh start, which means it's a perfect time to refocus on your academics and, of course, your budget. Here are thirty easy ways you can begin to save within your daily life, from the way you approaching food to the way you dining to driving, there are easy ways to scrimp and save on just about ...Published over 1 year ago |
Ideas for Your Best Winter Break YetHappy break! Well, almost. It's exciting, isn't it; just thinking about how little time there is left before you'll be heading home? Can you believe that an entire semester is already almost over? For me, it's my first college semester…which is absolutely crazy! I've been in Ireland since August, and sad as I am to leave, I'm also super excited to ...Published 8 months ago |
Sequester Sets InThe sequester – a series of automatic government spending cuts – went into effect Friday, March 1st, without any congressional action taking place to stop it. But, how will the spending cuts affect students? A sequester means severe cuts to government financial aid, student aid, government provided funding for research programs and thousands of middle class jobs related to education. The ...Published over 2 years ago |
Why I Love Going to a Big Ten SchoolWhen I was a senior in high school, I was only looking at colleges within the Big Ten. I came from a relatively small high school and I was ready for college to be an entirely new experience. I went from my high school of 800 people to my college of 40,000. I think what I wanted was pretty obvious. To ...Published 8 months ago |
Save Money: Amazon Gets Into the Textbook Rental BusinessThis year, skip the lines and the prices at the high school or campus bookstore. Opt instead for a more virtual, albeit less expensive, textbook rental experience. On August 6, Amazon.com announced that it would be getting into the market of textbook rentals. That's right, the company best known now for e-books and Kindle is going old school for Back to ...Published almost 3 years ago |
All About EssaysOh, the dreaded college admissions essay. Everyone, it seems, has the same question: What do I write about? Suddenly, it's hard to imagine anything that makes you stand out. But, of course, there is an essay topic out there for everyone. Often, students hear stories of essays about the week spent volunteering in Africa or a class that was especially challenging. ...Published over 1 year ago |
Considering Different Aspects of College ChoicesDeciding on a college will be one of the most important decisions you ever make. This may be a stressful decision process since you want to make the best choice for yourself. In order to choose the college that best fits you, you must consider many aspects. When making your choice, be sure to consider the following: 1. Location, Where Do ...Published 8 months ago |
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Enhance Your Scholarship Winning SkillsTo those who clicked on the link to read this article, I thank you. You have assured me that I am not the only one who gets very excited about scholarships and I am not as crazy as I once thought. As you can tell, I love scholarships. It's all about the hunt for money that isn't yours, the money that ...Published over 1 year ago |
The Hardest College CoursesWhile the ultimate list is going to be subjective to each student, we've trudged through forum after forum, site after site, Google searches galore and every social media network known to man to come up with a general list of the courses that most students find, well, unbearable. That's not to say that students aren't able to handle them or that ...Published 8 months ago |


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EPA FY15 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program – EPA's Request for Proposals is open until June 15, 2015; approximately $13.5 million will be offered. Priority will be given to proposals which demonstrate diesel emission reductions from engines involved in goods movement, diesel emission reductions in areas of poor air quality, outcomes that benefit the community, and community engagement/partnerships. An informational webinar will be presented on May 21, 2015 at 2pm EST Read more
EPA Tribal Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program – EPA's Request for Proposals is open until July 15, 2015; an estimated $1 million is available. The funds may be used for verified diesel emission control technologies that reduce emissions from a wide variety of diesel vehicles, engines, and equipment. More information
Air Quality Workshop for Educators – The Air & Waste Management Assn., along with U.S. EPA, NC Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources, and Triangle Air Awareness are offering a free workshop for educators interested in learning about how EPA manages air quality in the U.S., identifying environmental health effects and risks, and participating in carbon footprint and sustainable solution activities. To learn more see www.airnow.gov/teachers. To register, contact Donna Rogers at email@example.com.
Funds for Off Hours Freight Delivery – The Federal Highway Administration is offering approximately $200,000 to conduct applied research on off hours freight delivery to reduce congestion. Moving truck deliveries to off hours provides a low cost solution that can reduce congestion, improve freight flow, and have positive impacts on air quality, environmental justice, sustainability, and livability of an urban area. Applications due June 5, 2015. More information
Funds for Farmers' Markets – Approximately $3.3 million is available from the Dept. of Agriculture to local, state, and tribal governments and others to increase Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) accessibility and participation at farmers' markets, and to support the establishment, expansion, and promotion of SNAP/Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) services. SNAP offers nutrition assistance to low-income individuals. Applications due June 18, 2015. More information
USDA Funds for Conservation Projects - Approximately $225 million is available to local, state, and tribal governments and others for projects that balance natural resource objectives with operational goals in order to benefit soil, water, wildlife, and related natural resources (including air quality). Proposals should demonstrate solutions, contributions, innovation, and participation.
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Vessel and Port Air Emissions and Energy Efficiency – The Dept. of Transportation plans to award $750,000 for a demonstration project that may include engine conversion/retrofits, use of alternative fuels or an alternative energy source, or the use of energy conserving technologies. Closing date for applications is June 11, 2015. More information
SmartWay Transport Partnership – In April, SmartWay welcomed 35 new partners and 4 new affiliates. View list of recent partners/affiliates and learn about SmartWay
Better Buildings Challenge – Several Advance areas are participating in this Dept. of Energy program, which supports job creation by catalyzing private sector investment in commercial and industrial building energy upgrades. Consider joining or utilizing the program resources (webinars, case studies, videos, etc.) More information
Building Energy Codes Program – This Dept. of Energy program supports greater adoption of residential and commercial building energy codes through collaborative efforts with local governments and industry groups, and by providing key tools and assistance for building energy code development, adoption, and implementation. Guidance and technical resources
Advance Webinar Recording Available This webinar highlighted the experience of the Austin, Texas area with early air quality planning, including as a participant in Ozone Advance. It covered how the Austin area has set goals, engaged stakeholders, conducted outreach, and tracked/quantified local commitments. It also identified the types of local measures that are currently being pursued in Austin. Access recording
The Advance Program is a collaborative effort between EPA, states, tribes, and local governments. The program encourages expeditious emission reductions in ozone and fine particle (PM2.5) attainment areas to help these areas continue to meet the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). The steps taken by program participants could:
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I'm hard working, positive and adventurous. My family is super important to me and I love to spend time with them. I enjoy going out dancing but also enjoy a night in making dinner and curling up with a good movie that I have seen 100 times. I have a silly side and am looking for someone who loves to laugh and enjoy life. I am looking for someone who has a passion for life and a strong desire to reach their dreams. If you love to dream, are confident, attractive and passionate I would love to hear from you!
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Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport Car Rental
Customer Reviews About Sixt
- We were absolutely delighted with the outstanding, very friendly customer service. The procedure to rent the car was as well very straight forward so we were able to receive the car on time. We will definitely contact again Sixt in case we wish to rent the car in Rzeszow. | 14.06.2015 07:45
- Great service , I am very happy with the whole experience | 22.06.2013 10:27
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Welcome to Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport Sixt rent a car
Rzeszow Airport
The airport is situated in Jasionka, about 10 km from the center. In the vicinity of two roads run Rzeszow and Lublin (DK19) and Rzeszow-Radom (DK9). In the future, it is also adjacent to the A4 motorway and express road S19. Airport is on the road connecting the national road No. 9 (Rudna Small) and 19 (Krakow)
Between the city and the airport there is a shuttle bus MPK (line L) and MKS Rzeszow buses (line 224). The timetable is adjusted to flight schedule. The bus stop is directly outside the passenger terminal, and stop in the city center is located in the immediate vicinity of Rzeszow main railway station and bus station.
Jasionka is preferably located geographically (the largest in the country's volatile days) and terrain (flat approach and lack of natural barriers). At the same time it is the only civilian port in south-east. Rzeszow Airport has a longest airstrip in Poland what means that the biggest airplanes can land here!
Area of the airport takes more than 650 ha. Port has the latest, and also the second longest runway in Poland. It has a length of 3,200 meters and width of 45 m and the navigation apparatus lighting system (precision approach Category I - an ALPA-ATA, and a visual indicator PAPI glide path, and ILS precision approach system) allow for the adoption of suitably equipped aircraft in difficult conditions. The runway is connected to two ways of taxing parking plates with a total area of 21 000 m2.
Small passenger terminal is currently limited opportunities for the airport and today is full. Work on the new terminal started in September 2006. In the summer of 2007 was opened a temporary arrivals hall. The construction work of the new terminal was started in October 2010, ended in December 2011. Planned completion is April 2012 terminal.
Sixt location
Branch in Rzeszow was established in April 2011. It is the newest branch of Sixt Polska. Since then, we make every effort to ensure that our customers are fully satisfied. Sixt will soon move from a temporary building to the new terminal!
Sixt desk is located in a temporary arrivals hall which is a second building passengerswalk in after leaving the plane. Desk is located right on the right side.
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SIXT # Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport RZE
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Sixt counter is located in the main arrivals hall of the new terminal. You can find us on the left side of the main entrance opposite from the customs area and the entrance to the arrivals hall.
To the airport Rzeszow Jasionka leads the national road No. 19 from Rzeszow to Lublin. When you're in village Jasionka, turn left and after driving about 2 km you are at the airport. Otherwise you can drive on the national road No. 9 Rzeszow - Radom. When you are at the Rudna Mala, turn right and drive about 4 km and you are at the airport.
The route from Rzeszow to airport is also operated by public transport buses - a special line L adapted to schedule planes.
Arriving at the airport you should take the second alley to the left (parking gates are turned off) and then the first alley to the right. There you will find our parking places.
Outside open hours - pick-up & return
Pick-up out of opening hours is possible for an additional charge. This service is bookable on request. Please provide your flight number, e-mail address and mobile number.Out of hour return possible.
After opening hours please leave the vehicle key and the car documents in the key box at the counter. In order to return the navigation system please leave it hidden safely inside the vehicle's trunk.
Categories and services at this location
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I feel that should come any day now. Although, I don't know why I care, I'm 0 for 4 the past 4 years.
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I feel that should come any day now. Although, I don't know why I care, I'm 0 for 4 the past 4 years.
When does the full season daily tickets go on sale, not full .?
Sometime late Feb/early March.
You can register for the opening day ticket lottery now!
So, just like everyone else I went 0-17 in the lottery. My question is; as out of town Angels fan should I pay top dollar from a broker, or Ebay, or wait go the parade, and find a scalper? Keep in mind I have a family of four with 7 and 9 year olds. Cheapest I have found is $320 for 4 in section 510?!?
Any advise would be appreciated.
I am guessing Cueto is a slam dunk to start OD, or not?
That is what it is and what it will be. Especially given the opponent (well, Josh Hamilton return) and the high expectations for the Reds this year, Opening Day will be bigger than ever and tougher than ever to get a ticket for.
I'd scour stubhub, ebay, and craigslist (you can actually get decent tix on craigslist). But you will still be looking at a crazy overpay for not great seats.
Fwiw, you should consider doing the Opening Day parade and festivities together and then send family to do other activity (or take son with you and pay for ladies to do more lady type things). Unless the wife and daughter REALLY love baseball, might be better to save the money for Opening Night where you guys can all sit in great seats for normal prices. I have gotten single field box seats for under $80 each of the last 2 yrs off stubhub, and then took the family to another game later in the series.


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Blackhawks grab Nigerian forward at NHL draft
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Getaway day at the NHL draft ended up being the highlight of Akim "The Dream" Aliu's young life.
Born in Nigeria, raised in Ukraine, moved to Canada when he was 11, and then shuttled to Sudbury, Ontario, to play juniors a year ago, Aliu was picked by the Chicago Blackhawks in the second round on the second day of the NHL draft on Saturday.
Long after history was made in Friday night's first round when
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• Kane, vanRiemsdyk make American history
• Aliu makes his own history on Day 2
• Complete list of 2007 picks
• Fantasy: What future will bring for first-rounders
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• Burnside: More goalies will likely move
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International Coffee Hour
International Coffee Hour is held every Wednesday from 3:30 - 4:30pm in the Faces of the World Lounge (the atrium outside of the Center for International Education, 2nd floor of the GSC). They are a casual meeting time for students, faculty, and staff to relax and chat together. International students take turns providing samples of food from their home countries, giving you a chance to try something new. International coffee hours are also sponsored by campus offices, providing an opportunity to share resources with students and interact with students, faculty, and staff from across the university. At the end of each semester, international graduates are honored at a special graduation coffee hour in the Clocktower Lounge.
Spring 2015 International Coffee Hour Schedule
- January 14: Welcome Back Coffee Hour
- January 21: Germany
- January 28: Interlink Peer Mentors
- February 4: Study Abroad
- February 11: Bursar (Musketeer Mezzanine)
- February 18: Nepal
- February 25: Office of Student Involvement
- March 11: Italy
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- March 25: Office of Career Development
- April 8: Multicultural, Gender, and Women's Center
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A respected cyber security expert tells FOX Business the hackers who targeted JPMorgan Chase's computer systems were trying to send a poignant message: Even the most secure systems can be infiltrated.
Information security professionals see large financial firms as the gold standard. Since they have so much to lose if they're hit with an attack, banks often invest millions to hire top-tier talent and build the best protection. And generally speaking, they have been very successful in thwarting a wide range of attacks, including frequent distributed denial-of-service attacks that bring their consumer-facing websites to a crawl.
That's why news that five banks – including JPMorgan, which spends nearly a quarter billion a year on cyber security – came as such a shock to experts in the cyber security space.
"This is not a normal malware attack," said Larry Ponemon, founder of The Ponemon Institute, a respected computer security think tank that is often tapped by the government and private firms, "it's pretty scary."
Ponemon said the computer programs – known as malware – were "very sophisticated," exploiting methods that could even rival the Stuxnet worm that reportedly roiled Iran's nuclear centrifuges. It's likely, he said, that the software was actually "composite malware," meaning multiple programs joined together to access banks' systems and exfiltrate data, all while avoiding detection.
The U.S. security community is still working to reverse-engineer the malware. Ponemon said that means banks might not know yet whether they were, or are still being, hit. At the same time, it also speaks to the complexity of the attack.


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PPCA is a non-profit organisation that provides licences to Australian businesses to play recorded music in public. The net fees are distributed to record labels & registered Australian artists who create the recordings so they can continue to make music for us all to enjoy.
New partnership means less paperwork, a consolidated cost for busy retail owners and makes compliance with copyright law much easier.
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Megan Washington has joined the PPCA Board after successfully participating in the recent PPCA Artist Board Representative election.
Melbourne hip hop artist Remi takes home $30,000, courtesy of PPCA.
PPCA and the Australia Council today announced the recipients of five grants offered under a joint initiative between the two organisations.
The new website sets out a range of entertainment content that is available online from licensed sources in Australia.
PPCA disappointed by Commercial Radio Australia's decision to impact regional radio listeners
Artists and recording labels have won a Federal Court appeal which confirms that they are entitled to seek licence fees from radio stations for music streamed via internet simulcasts.
Outcome of the review of PPCA's tariffs covering Events & Festivals. New Tariffs commencing 1 July, 2012.
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PREPARE WEBER (kettle) barbecue for indirect cooking at moderate heat (normal fire).
Peel potatoes and cut in half.
1.Using a small, sharp knife, make deep, fine cuts into potato, taking care not to cut all the way through.
Take two large sheets of aluminium foil, fold in half and brush liberally with some melted butter.
Place potatoes unscored-side down on foil and fold up edges of foil to create a tray.
Brush potatoes generously with melted butter and sprinkle with paprika.
2.Cut pumpkin into three wedges, cut each wedge in half.
Peel onions and trim bases slightly, so they will sit flat on grill.
Brush pumpkin and onions with melted butter.
Place tray of potatoes, pumpkin pieces and onions on barbecue grill.
Put lid on barbecue; cook 1 hour.
3.Top and tail beans; cut broccoli into florets.
Place on a sheet of foil brushed with melted butter.
Dot with extra butter; enclose completely in foil.
Add to other vegetables on grill, cook a further 15 minutes.


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Buster Posey led off the second inning with a solo home run into the second deck of the left field seats, National League hitting leader Melky Cabrera added a two-run shot in the eighth inning, and the San Francisco Giants opened a three-game interleague series with a 4-2 win over the Seattle Mariners on Friday night. Posey turned on a hanging breaking ball from Seattle starter Jason Vargas (7-6) for his eighth homer of the season, a 386-foot shot that landed in the first row of seats in the second deck above the Giants bullpen. Cabrera's sixth homer of the season didn't have the majestic arc of Posey's, but cleared the fence in left-center field by about a foot as Franklin Gutierrez was unable to chase it down. Giants' starter Ryan Vogelsong couldn't match the perfection of teammate Matt Cain, but was dominant for seven innings. Vogelsong (6-2) won his sixth straight decision taking a shutout into the eighth inning. He has not lost since May 3 against Miami. Vogelsong is now 5-0...
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Life in Letters
If you could read the personal diary of any famous person, living or dead, who would it be? Explore the life of an influential American through primary sources such as letters, books, and speeches. The class compiles a biography of this...
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Second graders play a memory game. In this famous Americans lesson, 2nd graders view posters of famous Americans and review the facts about their lives. Students play a concentration/memory game using the pictures of famous Americans...
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11th Annual Performance Auto Minnesota Modified Nationals to Pay $11K to Win
For Immediate Release – St Cloud, Minnesota – January 30th, 2015
One of the country's biggest open wheel Modified events just got bigger! The FYE Motorsports promoted Minnesota Modified Nationals has a few exciting changes in store for the 2015 event and promoter Chris Stepan is beyond excited to announce that the 11th running of the mega-event will pay $11,000 to the winner of the 70-lap Modified feature on Sunday, July 5th, 2015.
The event, which enters its 11th season, has been held at the Viking Speedway in Alexandria, Minnesota each of the previous 10 seasons and will continue to be hosted at the Central Minnesota facility in 2015. The event will once again be run under the WISSOTA banner and will pay a WISSOTA-record $11,000 to win and $700 just to start the feature event. An open practice session will be held on Friday, July 3rd from 6p-9p with heat races and a qualifying feature on Saturday, July 4th and b-mains, $1,000 to win a non-qualifier feature and the $11,000 to win / 70-lap finale on Sunday, July 5th.
Stepan said 'with the success of our 10th anniversary event last year paying a then WISSOTA-record $10,001 to win, we wanted to keep the interest at an all-time high for this event, so we decided to pay $11,000 to win this year since it's the 11th annual event. The World 100, one of dirt Late Model's biggest events, increases its winners share by $1,000 each year, so why not apply that same thinking to the Modifieds?'
The event has also picked up a presenting sponsor for the 2015 season as Allstate Peterbilt Group has come on board to support the event along with title sponsor Performance Auto. Fargo, North Dakota based Performance Auto returns for the third year as the event's title sponsor and with Allstate Peterbilt's assistance as well, the event is able to continue to grow into one of the nation's premier open wheel event year after year.
The Minnesota Modified Nationals has never seen a repeat winner in its 10 year history. Stepan went on to say 'the staggering fact that no one has ever won this event twice goes to show the incredible talent pool that we draw for this show each and every year. 10 years with 10 different winners is just incredible and we couldn't be happier to be able to host this large scale event so that our local and regional Modified drivers have a huge paycheck available for them during the mid-point of the season.'
One other change that fans and drivers will notice is that the WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds will continue to race for their typical $500 to win payout on Saturday, July 4th, but instead of racing for $500 to win on Sunday, the Midwest Modifieds will run for $1,100 to win, sticking with the 11th annual theme of the weekend. Again Stepan said 'we've had great support from the Midwest Modifieds over the first 10 years of this event, so this is our way to show our appreciation to them for always coming out with big numbers and putting on great shows at the Mod Nationals.'
WISSOTA Super Stocks will also be on the schedule, but in a change from recent years, the Super Stocks will only run one night – Saturday, July 4th – and will run for their typical $500 to win payout. Stepan commented 'we love having the Super Stocks a part of this event, but last year on the second day the car count dropped drastically plus we want to ensure we have enough time to get all of the racing action completed before the city mandated curfew, so the decision was made to run three classes on Saturday night and just the two on Sunday night.'
For more information, ticket prices, race times, event format and entry forms, please log on to www.fyemotorsports.com or call Chris at (715) 497-8916. We hope to see you at the Performance Auto Minnesota Modified Nationals presented by Allstate Peterbilt Group on July 3rd, 4th and 5th, 2015.
Granite City Speedway to Host Inaugural $6,500 to win FYE Dirt Track Nationals
August 6th, 7th & 8th
For Immediate Release – Las Cruces, New Mexico– March 3rd, 2015
St. Cloud, Minnesota based FYE Motorsports Promotions will add another mega-event to its schedule of promotions during the course of the 2015 racing season with the addition of this all open-wheel event.
The inaugural FYE Dirt Track Nationals will be held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 6th, 7th and 8th 2015 and will feature three complete $1,000 to win programs for WISSOTA Modifieds and three separate $500 to win shows for the WISSOTA Mod Fours but the weekend headliner will be a 65-lap, $6,500 to win spectacular for the WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds!
The host site for the Dirt Track Nationals will be the all new Granite City Speedway in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, just outside of the St. Cloud, MN metro area, which is entering its four year of operation heading into 2015.
FYE Motorsports Promotions owner Chris Stepan said 'There are a lot of high paying Late Model and Modified events across WISSOTA-country and the Little Dream has turned into an incredible event for the Street Stocks, so we wanted to do something for the Midwest Modifieds. The Midwest Mods put on some of the best racing night in and night out all season long and there are so many racers in the upper Midwest that deserve a shot at a huge payday and some fame for winning an event like this. Plus, there are getting to be a lot of B-mod type events in other parts of the country, so why not have one here for our WISSOTA guys and gals?'
The WISSOTA Midwest Modified division will run complete qualifying events (heat races, b-mains and a qualifying feature on Thursday and Friday nights respectively with the top 6 finishers each night being locked into the Saturday finale. The rest of the field will be split up into an alphabet soup of c and b mains, which will be run on Saturday, along with a last chance race, to fill the remaining starting spots in the championship night feature event, which will pay a whopping $600 just to take the green flag.
Passing points will be utilized to determine starting positions in each night's b-main and a-main events.
Stepan also said 'We decided to put this event together and chose Granite City as the host location because of its central location, great facility and open wheel fan base. The owners of Granite City have worked tirelessly over the three seasons that the track has been open to continue to improve the facility and we felt that it was time to host a multi-day event of this magnitude. Working with several other area tracks who have offered to take off that weekend, it was the perfect weekend to hold the Dirt Track Nationals. KRA Speedway in Willmar runs on Wednesday night that week during their fair; Princeton Speedway is off that weekend because of their fair and Ogilvie Raceway is taking that weekend off for our event, so we hope that the new Dirt Track Nationals draws a large contingent of racers and fans alike.'
More details will become available in coming weeks but for more information, ticket prices, race times, event format, pre entry information and entry forms, please log on to www.fyemotorsports.com or call Chris at (715) 497-8916.
We hope to see you at the inaugural Dirt Track Nationals on August 6th, 7th and 8th, 2015.


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Does anyone else here realize that Newsweek admitted that they were wrong? Hard telling by reading some of the posts here.
And Amnesty International... are they looking into Geneva Convention violations and human rights violations by "the insurgents"? Do those who are so concerned about tha Quran and the accusations of Amnesty International (who talks to detainees and takes their word for truth) concern themselves with the blatant violations of the insurgents? I am not talking about peeing on someone's book... I am talking about blowing up innocent civilians (that includes children and women), I am talking about cutting off the heads of civilian workers, I am talking about executing civilian workers and hanging their bodies from a public bridge, I am talking about flying planes into buildings, I am talking about Kurds being murdered.
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Born: December 26, 1953
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Draft: Kansas City Kings, 2nd round (9th pick, 31st overall), 1977 NBA Draft
NBA Debut: March 24, 1978
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Banner weeks ahead for Wisconsin books, including the Scott Walker vs. unions faceoff
In the next few weeks, a bounty of nonfiction books by Wisconsin writers will be published, including an account by two Journal Sentinel reporters of the kerfuffle that began in Madison in March 2011, when Gov. Scott Walker and public employe unions battled over changes in state law that ultimately scuttled public employee bargaining rights.
"More than They Bargained For: Scott Walker, Unions, and the Fight for Wisconsin," by Jason Stein and Patrick Marley, will go on sale circa March 22 at local bookstores and online book vendors. Published by the University of Wisconsin Press, "More Than They Bargained For" offers a detailed play-by-play account of the Madison drama, including the Capitol occupation by protestors and the runaway Democratic legislators. Stein and Marley, who work out of the Journal Sentinel's Madison bureau, have added fresh reporting and interviewing to the work they did on the spot. The reporters will have a book launch event 7 p.m. March 26 at Boswell Book Co., 2559 N. Downer Ave. »Read Full Blog Post(14)
Garbage makes triumphant return at Eagles Ballroom
Saturday was an emotional and special night for Garbage, Scottish frontwoman Shirley Manson assured fans at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom.
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Events this week: MAM lecture; Bay View Wine Fest; WingFest
MAM founding works
Before the Calatrava, before the Kahler, before the War Memorial Center, there was the Layton Art Gallery. And without Frederick Layton and the gallery, we wouldn't have the others. The Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive, which is rooted by the Layton collection, is paying tribute to the man and his gallery with a 125th anniversary exhibition. In the Gallery 10 and the Decorative Arts Gallery, MAM will display the works upon which the museum was founded. And the Baumgartner Galleria will display items that illustrate the history of MAM. Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Lubar Auditorium, guest lecturer Giles Waterfield will discuss "The Role of Private Patrons" in Layton's development of his collection. The lecture is free with general admission. »Read Full Article
Many of MSO Pops' hits from the '60s miss their mark
Classic pop/rock songs are a unique brand of magic, snapping one back to a time and place that lives only in memory.
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Love brings hope to Next Act Theatre's 'Grace'
When the lights come up on Craig Wright's "Grace" - now at Next Act Theatre, under David Cecsarini's direction - a man is holding a gun to his head, having just murdered the woman and man sprawled nearby. We can guess what happened with this love triangle. But how? And why?
With the whodunit out of the way, "Grace" tries to answer those questions by taking us back three months and starting over. During the ensuing two hours, we'll move forward in time toward that climactic scene with which the play began. »Read Full Article


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It was a particularly quiet day in the Kalahari Desert, South Africa. 'The sky was streaked with wonderful cirrus clouds,' says Morkel, 'looking as if it had been swept with an invisible broom.' He couldn't believe his luck when a lone blue wildebeest wandered into the scene and posed against the dramatic backdrop. 'I wanted to celebrate the wildebeest as a desert survivor,' adds Morkel, 'caked in dust, constantly on the search for food and water, dodging the onslaught of predators.' It was noon, the light was harsh, and so black and white was a fitting medium to immortalise this moody scene.
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