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Darlene H.
from San Antonio, TX
on 10/2/2013
I bought 12 for my collegiate cross country team and they really like them (especially since we bought the pink ones). They work just as well as an AquaJogger at a fraction of the price! The only complaint is that they are kind of stiff for a few uses and because of that, you have to really cinch up the belt on it - which, in turn, makes it kind of dig in to your ribs. Once the foam part of the belt was used a few times it became more flexible and the ladies didn't have to clip them so tight, so there weren't any further issues. I only purchased the small size, and they fit skinny cross country girls well. I believe as long as your waist doesn't exceed 38 inches or 175 pounds you should be fine with the small size.
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they work .
Nancy C.
from Centreville, MD
on 7/6/2014
Both sizes I got have worked well. They are easy to adjust and will support the upper body for water walking exercises.
Equal to more expensive belts
from SANTA MARIA, CA
on 6/4/2014
Supports me well in the water and is as comfortable as the Aqua Jogger I used before. Bought the S/M size as I am petite and had to cinch it right in. However, it doesn't ride up and I can jog for 30 mins without having to adjust.
Super buoyant!!
from Washington state
on 3/21/2014
My friends and I all switched to this belt for water aerobics in the deep end. It really holds me up in the water so I can concentrate on my movements for a great workout. I wear it upside down for a little more back support. Have to get it tight to keep it midsection. Love this belt!!
Works great!!
Melissa G.
from EUFAULA, AL
on 2/28/2014
Starting water aerobics, my mom has trouble in the deep water floating on just a noodle. This belt has helped greatly. She can now use the belt and the noodle or just the belt. She also has back problems and the belt helps support her back while doing the aerobics.
a great belt
from LHC, AZ
on 2/22/2014
As I have arthritis problems I can not do water aerobics which cause impact on the bottom of the pool. I have used the jog belt at our aquatic center for years. I ordered the belt to use at our park pool for our water fitness class. I can do everything in the class workout at the deeper end of the pool and not suffer pain after the class from impact on the bottom of the pool. It works great for me.
Cynthia W.
from NORTH CONWAY, NH
on 1/25/2014
I purchased one of these belts in 1996 for almost $100. This one is equal quality, but, better because it only cost me $20. I put this on, jump in the pool and exercise. I see a flatter/tighter stomach within two weeks. If you are looking to lose weight/tone up, you absolutely need this belt. You get to jog in the water, gaining 1 1/2 times the benefits of jogging on land, without the stress to your joints. LOVE THIS PRODUCT. And, it arrived within a couple of days!!
Fitness Jog Belt
from Springfield, MO
on 12/17/2013
Water classIt's prettyI can't get it snug enough. Rides up when I workout. May have to create something to hold to hold it in place.
Sporti Belt
Dorothy D.
from NORTH PORT, FL
on 11/16/2013
It keeps you a float but rides up under arms to the point you can't exercise arms. The belt was as tight as possible to try and stop it from rising. Price was excellent, service was excellent but not what I needed to do aerobics in pools deep end.
I did not like the blue belt part of the belt it is not thick or stiff as I like
sally a.
from Thousand palms CA 92276
on 11/15/2013
The black foam part of belt is great but the blue belt is not as nice and sturdy and stiff as the replacemant belt I bought for my old "Aqua Jogger". This new belt rolls and is not as comfortable or easy to use. It would be great if it had the replacement belt on it instead of blue belt that comes with it. I may return it or have to get different belt. Will you give me a good deal on a replacement belt????
jog belt
from Rockport, MA
on 10/23/2013
Reasonable, came in three days, keeps me up.
Great for low impact strengthening
from Montgomery, AL
on 10/16/2013
This is great for lo-impact especially for someone who's recovering from a severe car accident-allows one to build and tone muscles without having significant impact on the injuries. Helps with the abs, too!
Sharine K.
from Brewer,ME
on 9/28/2013
Good for the price.
Justin W.
from Chico, CA
on 8/20/2013
I use this product for water jogging due to a knee injury. Works just fine. Pretty much as advertised.
Kick up the workout
from Granite Falls, NC
on 8/8/2013
We recently added belt work to our water aerobics class. I love the belt. The buckle stays exactly where you put it and does not loosen when wet. Also was very pleased with the price.
Perfect for Water Jogging!
from Searcy, AR
on 8/5/2013
I am a water aerobics instructor and highly recommend the Sporti aqua belt for deep water jogging. It is a good quality belt and is priced reasonably. As a matter of fact, after I ordered my own, several of my ladies purchased belts for themselves!
Christine H.
from Texas
on 6/20/2013
The belt fits fine but the foam is too stiff. I have worn other jogbelts that are much more comfortable than the Sporti. It is worth what I paid for it, but I would recommend a softer foam.
Basic but works
from San Diego
on 10/14/2012
First time using an aqua belt so wanted something inexpensive to try. Works for what I need. Found that it was hard to get it to sit right and not ride up. Turned it wrong side out so front straps came over foam instead of under and works well now.
Great for Pool Workout!
from Sebastian, FL
on 7/12/2012
I am not sure about the fit. I want to say it is a bit too small, but I wonder if the next size would be too big and rub under my arms during my workout. My other belt has moveable foam blocks and they were digging into my ribs, and I couldn't get it comfortable, which is why I bought this one. I am a sz. 10-12, but felt that the larger one would be way too big, maybe I am between sizes. I do like this solid design much better! I have had 2 back fusions and really like doing pool therapy. Shipping was very quick and the quality of the product is excellent!
debra j.
from indian harbour beach, FL
on 12/11/2011
i used the jog belt for deep water pool running--have an injured hip and cant run on the road. it is basic, but provides good flotation; does the job at a good price. i think a less fit person would need a full vest but the belt works for me.


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does anybody else do this?
when i do squats i seem to sort of pull down with my arms putting more weight on it and i cant help it
could anybody help?
does anybody else do this?
when i do squats i seem to sort of pull down with my arms putting more weight on it and i cant help it
could anybody help?
I believe that when the body is strong, the mind thinks strong thoughts. Time spent away from the Iron makes my mind degenerate. I wallow in a thick depression. My body shuts down my mind.
If you are really worried about it, though, my guess is that you are lacking a little flexibility in your shoulders and this is what is causing you to pull at the bar. Its a little hard for me to be sure not seeing pictures or video, however. You could try squatting with fewer fingers on the bar to see if this is the problem.
When you pull down on the bar, it's like doing a pull-up, so there are forces lifting you up to cancel out the ones pushing you down.
And not make a big difference? Let's say you way 200 lbs and you're doing the equivelent of a full chinup (exageration, of course), then thats 200 lbs more you could be squatting.
Umm, no.
Next time try and press up like a shoulder press and see if the weight is lighter, lol.
Seriously, I was just kidding. Don't do that and mess yourself up.
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Basically, if you have a closed system (i.e. the bar and you combined under gravity) you can't add more energy to the system. If you were pulling down on the bar and somehow achieving more weight on your legs, you'd be contradicting this law of physics. Imagine you are stationary and the bar is resting on your shoulders. All of your energy is potential energy, defined as mass x gravity x height. Now, by pulling down on the bar but not moving, all your energy is still potential. But if your legs had to 'move more mass', the mass for the second potential would be higher and thus you would have added energy to a closed system.
On the other hand, as a side note, it turns out that you can make a pullup easier by swinging your legs up in the middle of it, but thats a different story.
I hope that helps explain it.
You should be trying to "pull" your elbows forward as you squat, not downward. Pulling your elbows forward should help you maintain proper upper body positioning.
A child does not learn to squat from the top down. In other words, he does not suddenly make a conscious decision one day to squat. Actually, he is squatting one day and make the conscious decision to stand. Squatting precedes standing in the developmental sequence. This is the way a child's brain learns to use the body as the child develops movement patterns. Therefore, a child is probably crawling, rocks back into a squatting position with the back completely relaxed and the hips completely flexed, and stands when he has enough hip strength. This approach makes a lot of sense and can be applied to relearning the deep squat movement if it is lost. -Gray Cook
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This is a crazy discussion, although I'll confess that I haven't read it all. If you go to an exhibition of Cartier Bresson's photos, what size do you expect them to be? 10 x 8? Of course not.They'll be 20 x 16, despite the famously poor negative quality. But they look terrific, because the photo itself a rich print are everything.
I have been to an exhibit of CB. Print sizes ranged from considerable smaller than 8x10 printed on 8x10 paper up to perhaps 16x20. Most were probably about 11x14.
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I've been using the Village Inn for golf groups since 2008, and each year the property continues to get better and better! Their rooms are very comfortable and extremely clean, and they offer complimentary hospitality suites for larger groups to gather. I, especially like having Crosby's Pub on site...great place to relax over a cocktail and lite fare dining. The very best feature of the property is their great, cheerful and "can do" staff! You can tell the owner and GM put an emphasis on genuine service. Also their on-site golf operation makes for a seamless turnkey stay, and there are many outstanding courses within a 10 minute drive. This place is a winner.
~R.Casey (May15, 2015)
As in the past, I am again writing to tell you what an enjoyable and successful Golf Outing our ExxonMobile Group experienced April 21 & 22 – thanks to the efforts of Lana Schlotfeldt and the Village Inn's Entire Staff. This was our 18th consecutive year and the quality of the rooms, food and service continue to get better. When I asked the group if they had any interest in a "change of venue" you would have thought I had asked them to take a cut in pay!! The same response I have gotten every year. So, I am happy to say we would like to continue staying at the Village Inn again next year on April 19 & 20, 2016. Please express our THANKS and appreciation to your Entire Staff!
~D Barrow (May 4, 2015)
Hello Lana, I just want to thank you for the service for the birthday party. The food was delicious and I was very happy with everything! I'll definitely choose Village Inn for any event that I have. You made my life easier, hahahaha. Thanks for all your help! If yuo need anything else from me just let me know, and again thank you for the experience and good service from the people that work for you.
~E. Roldan (Mar 2, 2015)
Dear Lana,
Words cannot express my deep gratitude for all your support of teh Hispanic League Zumbathon. From teh use of your beautiful space to amazing support of your Chefs - you helped make this event a huge success!! Thank you again for all yoru support! Huge Smiles,
~Mary Jo (Feb 2015)
I pray all is well.
Thank you for your support in making Dad's 90th birthday a great success. We has guest (103) from Savannah GA to New Jersey. The hotel guest enjoyed the welcome to NC packages. We added little gifts along with the brochures you gave me.
The Village Inn was a hit. The guest are still talking about the accommodations and the banquet food. Lana and her staff were excellent and on point.
Village Inn is high on our list for our next event.
Thank you so much for your help and support. It will not be forgotten.
~Virginia Roberson and Family (Jan 17, 2015)
I just wanted to say thank you to you and your staff for putting on a great event for us on Saturday. Everyone had a great time. We got especially good reviews on the food—it was awesome! My boss, the Operations Director said it was the best food she's ever had at a banquet. Thanks again—the Crystal Ballroom worked well and we have plenty of room to grow into it so I am sure we will be calling again for next year! I will also pass along your contact info to other departments here as well for their future banquet needs.
~Dustin N., Regional Manager - Southeast (Jan 10, 2015)
We are so grateful for you and your staff for making our day phenomenal!
~P&R Jackson (Dec 27, 2014)
Good morning Lana,
On behalf of the eLink Youth Program, I want to thank you for all you and the Village Inn have done for us in the past couple of months. As I told you Friday night, I overheard many of the youth express their amazement at the beauty of the banquet hall. Many of the youth have never taken part in anything like this before and we find joy in their new experiences. Because of your generous heart and willingness to help us stay within budget, the youth had an amazing night. The food was amazing, (I loved the potatoes), and the deserts were a big hit. The staff accommodated our needs and were always quick with refills of our glasses and food trays. Your bus service and driver helped us so much at the end of the evening. One of the biggest challenges for our youth is transportation and we are grateful to him for getting us home safely. Finally, I would like to thank you. You have been a pleasure to work with these past couple months, making my job easier. I have enjoyed our conversations and your willingness to help our group, hopefully we can work together again one day.
I hope you have Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Thank you
~S. Bowen and the eLink Youth Program (Dec 22, 2014)
I just wanted to take a moment and tell you thank you so much for allowing me to Host Hit the Lights on Breast Cancer at the Village Inn. Everyone had a blast, and absolutely loved the venue. I also wanted to take a moment and let you know that your staff is bar to none. THEY ARE AMAZING, friendly and oh so eager to help, and that meant the world to the stressed out self I was! The survey results were unanimous and everyone wants to have the 3rd annual at Village Inn as well as the masquerade ball! Once again, I thank you and the Village Inn so much for all the support for this year's event!
~ W. Sellers (Oct. 21, 2014)
Dear Lana,
Thanks, once again, for all your support for the Pink Ribbon talks. We couldn't do it without you! You have helped make this a special day for many.
~Our Best, the PRT Committee (10/4/14)
Dear Lana,
I want to thank you and your staff for providing such wonderful accommodations while I was a travel nurse at Forsyth Regional Hospital! Your hotel is lovely and the staff is first rate! Thank you again for providing such a great place to rest my head this summer.
~K. Hosking RN (9/14/14)
Lana, Just a note to say Thank you once again for your assistance in the planning of Davie Class of 78 reunion. You were so kind to make suggestions and answer all our questions. The event was a hit! We even heard comments "best ever!" Food was good and Bartender was great.
~L. Homiak (9/13/14)
Hello Lana!
We just wanted to thank you for all your help with our event on August 31st. Everything was very nice and in order. You and your staff were very nice and very helpful. Lili, the Banquet Manager, was very accommodating Saturday night in the Pub and Sunday at the event. She actually saved is with her speakers because nobody's laptop would play our movie. We had no speakers. Audrey was also very helpful! We loved the suite and we really appreciate everything. We hope to secure your venue for a later event. Oh Yeah, the food was GREAT! If you can I would love to have the pimento cheese recipe and the mushroom recipe.
~M&R Carpenter (8/31/14)
Happy New Year !!
I wanted to take a moment to say what a great time I had at the Village Inn Event Center NYE Celebration Party. The venue was perfect, the guest crowd was delightful to be among. The elegance of the ballroom setup, the display & assortment of food items, the bar service, the 2 live bands and the DJ…. all were superb !! Kudos to Lana Schlotfeldt and the staff (Delacie & Kim to name a few) for all of their hard work and preparation to make the evening a complete success!
I am sure that there were many long hour days without pay, use of their own personal time to plan, set up, and deliver the perfect evening for your guests to enjoy. I can assure you, the smiles were plentiful and continuous throughout the night. Second to the party itself, was surprising my love (Amy) with the opulence and comfort of an overnight in Room 200. I have to Thank Lana, once again for her role in making the possibility become the reality. When it comes to Customer Care, Event Planning, and giving 150% of herself; you have a real gem with Lana.
While I cannot speak for all of your guests, I can tell that you that Amy & I had a very memorable New Year's Eve, and are most appreciative of everyone's efforts that went into making it a night to long remember! Best Wishes for a Happy & Prosperous 2014,
~ Frank & Amy (1/2/2014)
Hi Lana,
Dr. Coble and I wanted to thank you for a wonderful day yesterday. Everything was beautifully handled, the food was perfect (best ever) and the superintendents were pleased. It was brilliant of you to move us to the North room to avoid all the noise/confusion of the setup for your evening event. The lunch setup was also beautifully done, and everyone enjoyed the meal. Please share with your staff that everything went very smoothly and we are most grateful for everyone's help in making this important session go so smoothly. I am also grateful for the afternoon snack you were able to provide at the last minute. I apologize for not making arrangements for that sooner, but I had no idea that we would need one. It worked out perfectly and made a great end to the day.
~ Anne B. (2-13-13)
Our company has held an annual four day training event at the Village Inn Event Center for several years. Things are so great, it is now a semi-annual event. The Event Center and staff are wonderful. The staff couldn't be more help. If you asked for it, they'll make it happen; management, front desk clerks, chefs, housekeeping, etc. Lodging rooms have been renovated to please the upscale traveler. The pillows and bedding are to die for! The Event Center is just off of the interstate and within walking distance to a major chain store, restaurants, etc; however, it remains quite. These people are GREAT!
~ R. Thomas (Jan 2013)
Thanks again for all your help in making Liddy's wedding reception and our stay at the Village Inn Event Center memorable/delicious/enjoyable. We head nothing but compliments on the food & accommodations. We can't thank you enough for letting us come in on Friday and clean up on Sunday! The crew had consolidated all our decorations in one place and made it so easy for us to pack up. We look forward to our next event with you! I would like to have a copy of the itemized bill---just another souvenir! And I might show it to Kirby since we did not kill our budget,
Thanks again!
~ T. Matthews (Jan 2013)
You are simply awesome!
~ S. Johnson (Jan 3, 2013)
Lana, First I wanted to thank you and your staff for all the hard work at our daughter's wedding reception (December 22, 2012). Everyone has bragged on the food and it was truly delicious. Out of town guests were please with their rooms. Friends have asked if we would use your facility again and we have given them a definite yes. Thank you so much.
~ L. Hicks
"My experience here...wow where do I begin!! The staff was absolutely wonderful!! From the beginning to the end, everything went smooth. The Crystal Ballroom was just right for our reception, and I am still getting compliments from my guest about how beautiful the room is, and the convenience of having both the ceremony and reception in one location. The food was delicious, and I am trying to find an excuse to hold another event there...lol! The hotel rooms where just right for all of the wedding party to get dressed and my husband and I absolutely loved the suite that we stayed in. My wedding day was so much more than I could have ever imagined. Thank you to Beth and all the staff at the Village Inn Event Center!!"
~ Sibhan Necie Courts
"Cancer Services, Inc. has used the Village Inn Event Center... for over 10 years to host our annual Breast Cancer Survivor Conference. The service is great, especially in helping us exceed our client's expectations on a limited budget. Lana always goes above and beyond to make our event special and the service staff help maintain the professional feel of our event. Feedback from participants is always exceptional for all aspects, including food and location. We've never considered any other venue because of the amazing treatment we get at the Village Inn Event Center. Thank you so much for being a great partner to Cancer Services!
~ Julie Lanford
"...the golf coordinator did a great job … and the other hotel employees were, as always, helpful and courteous, as well as enthusiastic. I heard no complaints about the renovations to the hotel. As for next year … (we will get our) plans in early."
~ David Eversdyke
"...we did truly enjoy our stay at the Village Inn Event Center. Even if we do not have an opportunity to visit next year, I will be sure to tell all my friends about your property and encourage them to stay there whenever in Winston-Salem. Thanks again for your hospitality!"
David Horton, Jr.
"Thank you very much for a great time at your facility last week. The rooms were great and the golf was excellent. The whole group was very impressed with the (entire) trip. We will be returning next year and will be recommending your property to everyone."
~Steven Clute
"The rooms were really nice and the beds (were) really comfortable. There was a lot to see. We especially enjoyed Old Salem."
~ Bob, Pat, Wanda and Howie
"For the past 15 years or more we have had the pleasure to have been associated with the Village Inn Event Center in Clemmons. We hold a celebrity golf tournament each year benefiting The Brenner Children's Hospital and the Village Inn Event Center has been our headquarters for all of our out of town celebrities. Year in and year out the consistency and hospitality of the management, sales group and staff has made the Village Inn Event Center a home away from home for our celebrities. And with that, we have already booked our block of rooms for next year's silver anniversary tournament."
~ Ed Bradley, Chairman of Brenner Children's Hospital Golf Classic
"A sincere 'thank you' to all of the staff at the Village Inn Event Center.
Our company has held annual 3-day sales training sessions with our employees for many years. The past few years we have held the sessions at the Village Inn Event Center. This event has become so successful that it is now a semi-annual event.
The success of this event is due in part to the staff and the facility of the Village Inn Event Center.
I am always amazed in the way the staff meets every request. You definitely strive to please the customer.
I've said many times, 'You make me (the event coordinator) look good!'
We can hardly wait to use the newly, remodeled rooms."
~ Robin Thomas, Leonard Buildings
"I'd like to thank you and your staff for everything. We really enjoyed our wedding! I thank you for being my driver in the little golf cart, and everything else that was done. The food was wonderful! We've received rave reviews about the food and of course, the wedding! I just wanted to let you know that we appreciate everything!"
~ Mr. & Mrs. McKay, Wedding and Reception
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Light Ham Casserole
|All purpose potatoes
|2 Pound, peeled and cut into 1 1/2-inch cubes
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chopped
|Sweet red pepper
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chopped
|Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|All-purpose flour
|5 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, crumbled
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs), skimmed
|Dijon style mustard
|2 Tablespoon
|Cheddar cheese
|4 Ounce, shredded (1 Cup)
|Frozen baby carrots
|1 Pound (1 Bag, Unthawed)
|Turkey ham slices
|12 Ounce, cut into 2x1/2-inch strips (92% To 95% Fat Free)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), chopped
1) Preheat the oven at 425 degrees.
2) Take a big saucepan and boil water. Cook the potatoes in the boiling water for 10 minutes.
3) Take a nonstick Dutch oven and heat it over high heat.
4) Pour oil and sauté onion along with red pepper for 2-3 minutes.
5) Add the flour, pepper and marjoram along with milk. Boil them for 2 minutes.
6) Add mustard and all the cheddar cheese ( except 1 tablespoon) to the onion-pepper mixture.
7) Cook for few seconds till the cheese is melted.
8) Remove from the heat and add potatoes, carrots, parsley and ham.
9) Pour the mixture into the casserole dish and cover with aluminum foil.
10) Bake the dish for 30 minutes at 425 degrees.
11) Sprinkle the remaining 1 tablespoon of cheddar cheese and again bake for 5 minutes.
12) Serve the dish immediately.


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Bachelor of Engineering Technology - degree outline
Engineering technologists have a strong orientation towards practical design and applied technology. As an engineering technologist you can work in a wide range of industries, depending on your choice of major.
The Bachelor of Engineering Technology (BEngTech) helps you develop skills in analysing, solving, managing and taking responsibility for broadly defined engineering problems and activities.
- Designed to meet the requirements for the academic education of an engineering technologist by the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ)
- Internationally benchmarked: accredited by IPENZ (Institution of Professional Engineers NZ) as meeting the Sydney Accord
- Valuable work experience and projects through industry partnerships with companies such as Fisher & Paykel, Beca, Opus, Telecom and Contact Energy
- Emphasis on promoting ongoing learning, the ability to think critically, make engineering judgements, solve problems creatively, behave ethically and be aware of the need to design for sustainability
- Skills you develop include communicating technical and nontechnical information, and developing good interpersonal, teamwork and social skills
Quick facts
Programme Code: AK3719
Level: 7
Points: 360
Duration: 3 years full-time
Venue: City Campus
Start date: 20 July 2015 and 29 February 2016
AUT encourages early application. There are limited places available. Late applications will be accepted if the programme is not full. Applicants will normally be selected on the basis of their level of academic achievement and may be required to attend a selection interview.
Entry requirements
- University Entrance
- 14 credits at Level 3 in any one of Mathematics, Calculus or Statistics and
- Minimum of 14 level 2 credits in Physics
- CIE: At least an A level in either Mathematics or Physics and an AS level in the other
Preferred school subjects
- English
- Computing
- Technology
- Computer and Mobile Systems Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronic Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Network and Communication Engineering
Most papers last 1 semester and are worth 15 points. You must complete 120 points each year (360 points for the entire degree). In each year you will study core (compulsory) papers, and select other papers from a range of options.
In addition to successfully completing all the papers, you are also required to complete a minimum of 600 hours of planned supervised work placement prior to graduation. The aim of the work experience is to expose you to the engineering practices and management systems in the work environment.
Year 1
Builds the foundation of knowledge and skills required for your chosen major.
Core papers (for all majors):
- Engineering Mathematics
- Engineering Design
All students except Mechanical Engineering students must also take the following papers:
- Engineering Computing
- Electrical Engineering Principles
- Personal Computer Engineering and Applications
Year 2
You begin to specialise in your chosen major.
Year 3
You will undertake further study to advance your knowledge in your major.
All Year 3 students undertake an industry-based research project paper called Specialisation Project. The project allows you to apply the knowledge gained in the first 2 years of study in a research or industrial environment. You will develop the practical design and production skills appropriate for a practising engineer. In addition, there is emphasis on the development of problem solving, communication and project management skills.
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There are five basic practices that help preschool children get ready to read. They are: reading, writing, singing, playing and talking. Early literacy kits provide a convenient and fun way to include these practices in your everyday routine. Each kit contains five age appropriate books, to read and talk about, a music Cd for singing and listening, a list of songs and fingerplays and a toy. All of the items reflect a particular theme. So, if your child likes animals we have a kit for that. If she likes gardening, we have a kit for that and we will be adding more themed kits in the future.
These kits can be checked out at your local branch library for twenty-eight days just like a book. We have kits for children ages 0-2 years and 3-5 years old. If you can't find a theme you like at your branch, ask the librarians to show you how to browse the different themes on our library catalog and order one from another branch.


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I'm running ubuntu 6.10, fully updated, with firestarter.
I have 'sudo /usr/sbin/firestarter' under my sessions startup programs. The problem is that even with sudo there, the firewall still hangs my desktop on load for a couple of minutes before asking for the password.
Everything I've found googling this points to the entry I have.
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Microsoft has released the Rollup 1 hotfix package for Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway (UAG) 2010 Update 1. This article contains the following information about the rollup package:
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Note This update can be applied to the UAG server that is running UAG 2010 Update 1. For more information about UAG 2010 Update 1, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
Forefront Unified Access Gateway (UAG) Update 1
Issues that are fixed in this updateThis update fixes the following issues that were not previously documented in a Microsoft Knowledge Base article.
Issue 1When you click the Admin->FileAccess user interface in the Forefront Threat Management Gateway console, you receive the following message: Then, the following ports are opened when you click OK:
To check TMG synchronization, locate Monitoring node and then click Configuration node and make sure that there is green check box for the TMG servers. When TMG is synchronized, you may have to reopen the FileAccess management window.
Issue 2You access the contacts page of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4 through UAG 2010. However, you see a page that contains a middle IFRAME tag and shows the following error message:
This error occurs because the client requests the "<signature>/MicrosoftCMR/activities/email/null" URL. The default RuleSet does not support this behavior. Setting the application to evaluate but do not enforce lets the client access this URL. However, a 404 error message is returned if the URL does not exist on the server.
You have attempted to access a restricted URL
Issue 3You run the Add Application Wizard in the Forefront UAG Management console to configure Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Outlook Web Access (OWA), which has the RPC over HTTP feature enabled. However, you cannot complete the Add Application Wizard that defines the Exchange service.
When you configure the Exchange 2003 OWA feature, the ActiveSync feature, or the RPC over HTTP feature, you receive the following message for the public hostnames of the mail server and for the public hostnames for the Autodiscover name:
The logic behind the template recognizes that the Autodiscover feature is not an available option in Exchange Server 2003. Additionally, you cannot disable only the Autodiscover component in the Add Application Wizard.
The Autodiscover service does the following: Automatically configures user profile settings for clients running Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010, as well as supported mobile phones. Phones running Windows Mobile 6.1 or a later version are supported. If your phone isn't a Windows Mobile phone, check your mobile phone documentation to see if it's supported.
Note Exchange 2003 does not support the Autodiscover feature. For more information about the Autodiscover feature, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site: Understanding the Autodiscover service
Issue 4You access a UAG 2010 server by using the Mozilla Firefox browser on a Windows operating system. However, endpoint detection fails when one or more custom detection scripts are defined by the UAG administrator.
Note You cannot run UAG 2010 endpoint components on this computer because the script signature cannot be verified. The user experience may vary when different users access an organization's site. These variations depend on the security policies of the organization.
Update informationAn update is now available from Microsoft. However, the update is intended to correct only the issues that this article describes. Apply the update only to systems that are experiencing these specific issues.
To resolve these issues, contact Microsoft Customer Support Services to obtain the update. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Support Services telephone numbers and for information about support costs, visit the following Microsoft Support Web site:
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PrerequisitesTo install this rollup package, you must have UAG 2010 Update 1 installed.
Restart requirementYou do not have to restart the computer after you apply this rollup package. You should activate UAG after you install the rollup package.
Removal informationTo remove this update, use one of the following methods:
Hotfix replacement informationThis hotfix does not replace any other hotfix.
File informationThe English version of this hotfix has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time item in Control Panel.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by SMZ3 Champagne hotel, beer service. I paid for the room ahead of time and expected it to be fully paid as per my phone conversation with one of your reservation agents.Upon arrival I found out it was going to be $12.00 more to park your car. The man that checked me in was very apologetic and a very nice man but still had to pay the money. I got to the room and opened the window to see lake Erie and the window (on the outside) was filthy. The bed was very comfortable, room was very clean. At 01:42 on the night of my stay the very loud talking in the hallway and the banging of doors continued until approx 03:30. I took my family to your restaurant for breakfast and it cost me $70.00 for 3 ADULTS AND 2 CHILDREN. Even though it was way overpriced I could have walked out but through our meal our server came over and said she was going to lunch and someone else (no specific person) would take care of us. I had to go and find someone to pay my bill to and there was only one other occupied table in the restaurant. As I was leaving my card would not work to get out of the parking garage so I had to park and go back into the hotel. The only bright spot of my stay was the man working the counter gave my grandson a fresh baked warm cookie and a kind word word as we were going to our function the night of our stay. December 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by joy3515 Home Sweet Home Excellent location for everything....shopping, dinning, close to all amenities. Execllent service and staff. That;s why we always come back again n again n again. December 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cindy244 Beautiful! This hotel is absolutely gorgeous! I checked in on a cold snowy night and was met by a fire blazing in the lobby fireplace. The staff was attentive, professional and friendly. The room was amazing. Comfortable, quiet, and very nicely furnished. I was in Erie for business at the Bayfront Convention Center, so I used the Skywalk to get back and forth from the hotel to the event. The view from the Skywalk was impressive. You can see that the city has put great effort into developing the Bayfront area, with much success. I would definitely stay here again. November 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Catstuff Attractive does not equal functionality A lovely place with great view of Presque Isle. Staff was very competent and helpful. However, whoever designed the rooms obviously did not try to stay in one. There were no drawers for clothes, so while you could hang items, you still had to live out of your suitcase. The sheets slipped off the bed during the night. Pillows were squishy. The bathroom was large, but the oversized sink forces you to enter the shower under the head which I hate. Furthermore, if you forgot your towel, it is waaaaay across the room. I also hate scrounging for the hair drier in a bag under the sink. You will probably not redesign rooms for a while, but I hope that you keep some of these thoughts in mind. November 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bucko77 Great Service Friendly staff. Restaurant was exceptional. We will be back November 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by East4th Clean It Up It's great that this location is updating it's exterior to compete with a new planned bayfront competitor. However, this is the second consecutive stay where the room cleanliness was below average. The beds had hair in them. The bathroom had a musty smell, coupled with 'pink slime' on the shower curtain. Lastly, if the hotel allows pets, have the courtesy to ask or advise if it may be a problem. The amount of dog hair throughout the room was simply absurd, and having two kids who are allergic to pets made it worse. There was no point in complaining to the staff, since they made it really clear the hotel was booked, especially when they called us at 6pm to assure we planned to keep our reservation. November 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KM42 Very clean and comfortable. The room was clean and tidy. The King sized bed was very comfy ,, we didn't want to leave :) October 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by sadler23 clean the windows. We paid for and received a club level room with a lake view. The room was clean and perfect except the windows were so dirty the lake view was lost. October 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by rhba will stay again great views of the harbor, good service, friendly staff, club level amenities are great. Price is a little high but it is right on the water. October 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Polliwog Great place for a weekend get-away. The location is very good as it's close to museums and other points of interest, and of course the lake. We especially enjoyed the hot tub and free breakfast and hors d'oerves. October 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jprem Our wedding was perfect! We just had our wedding ceremony and reception on this hotel in September and it could not have gone better! We had 125 guests and most of them spent the weekend here. Everyone loved the hotel and the beautiful location right on the water. The wedding coordinator Emily was fantastic to deal with and went out of her way to make our day perfect. I would highly recommend this venue for a wedding. October 10, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Margie1004 Wedding weekend Need drawers and luggage racks for the rooms. Not enough storage space for three guests sharing a room. October 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maureen1963 Very enjoyable stay The hotel was very clean and the location was lovely. The staff was extremely friendly and accomodating. October 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by XZC2014 Beautiful hotel, maintenance issues A beautiful place, great restaurant, comfortable rooms, but several issues. The hotel was down to one elevator and per staff, it had been down for a month. You cannot run a conference site with just one elevator. Room was not cleaned first night. The tub was very odd, imagine one half the width of a normal tub. It was funny. Seemed like they built the room, and ran out of space. They then had to fit in a mini tub. October 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barbee13 Ending To Our Summer I loved the room and the service! My fiance and I took a weekend to meet up with my Best Man and his wife, before the wedding. It was a last break before the wedding, and it was a GREAT stay!!! Everyone was nice, and from the front desk to the kitchen staff... amazing weekend!!! September 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KENZI2 ERIE MARATHON GREAT STAY, WONDERFUL STAFF @ FRONT DESK !! MY FAVORITE PLACE TO STAY IN ERIE !! September 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by WIB55 Relaxing weekend! The staff treated us like royalty! My Wife is already making plans for another weekend getaway. September 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike1953 Too pricey Although the place was great, I don't see it as being in a city that requires that much of a fee. There were very few spg offers available as well. What is the since of this hotel being part of the system when members cannot regularly take advantage of the membership! August 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillofLincoln First visit Used combination of free night and paid stays on club level, excellent room and bed, very clean with wonderful views of Lake Erie. August 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Pete101 Conference Stay Staff was very helpful. Price was reasonable. Room met my expectation. Room key working the garage entrance and exit arm was very nice and easy. The hotel is close to downtown shopping, eating and entertainment. August 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gusto Outstanding Customer Service As a first time visitor to Erie, the front desk staff at this Sheraton were true ambassadors for the city. They provided a lot of information and guidance. Even better - they provided excellent service. In addition, the room was very comfortable. We will definitely recommend this Sheraton to friends and family. August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DawnG Wonderful facility We were here in 2008 for a conference and the hotel was brand new, in 6 years it is just as nice, if not nicer!! The beds are fantastic as well as the pillows. The views are awesome, staff is wonderful and efficient. Just an all around awesome experience!! Thank you for making our stay so enjoyable. August 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RAD14 Relaxing From the moment you check in you feel like you are at a small resort away from it all! The veiw is fantastic, the food delicious and the staff go out of their way to make you feel at home. We partiularly enjoyed the beautiful fireworks display Sunday night from the back patio. August 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lbaby23 Erie Wedding We came here from NYC for a wedding. Everything was great from the staff to the reception. My mother needed a handicap room and they made all the accommodations perfect. One negative, the beds were not as comfortable as I would have liked. Overall 5 stars! August 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by ImjayR69 Access The hotel is very good, but it seems odd that there is no interior connection between the garage and the hotel when the garage is physically attached to the hotel. August 18, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by erieguest222 Disappointed This hotel has a great location, great views, and comfortable rooms. However, our room was not available until 6 pm despite a posted 3 pm checkout time. When we checked in at 4:15, we were told the housekeeping staff were in the room cleaning it and it would be ready shortly. When we returned at 5:30, we were told it was still not ready and had to wait another half hour. August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Trish48 Enjoyable Stay We have stayed at this hotel several times and everytime we've enjoyed our stay! Although we were unable to check-in at the normal 3 p.m. check in time due to our room not being ready, the hotel staff was very apologetic and provided us with free parking for our somewhat lengthy wait. August 18, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by NoThanksSheraton Not happy Overall very unhappy with the service we received. Before the wedding weekend even arrived we had trouble. Booked a block of rooms for our wedding weekend. Was told that we had 20 rooms and when my guests called to book they were told they were filled or it was too late to book for the discounted rate, or the "package" I chose was a certain way. (I was never given options of a "package") Total we had 8 people (including us) that were booked for that weekend. I'm not great at math, but thats not 20 total. When we arrived at the sheraton we brought gift bags for our wedding guests who managed to get rooms. I had to keep going up to the counter to explain to them that each guest never got theirs and hand delivered them myself. So that was useless even though they knew ahead of time that we were bringing bags to give to our guests. The wait staff while we went to dine for breakfast were rude. We weren't sure right off the bat how many were joining us for brunch Saturday morning and we had to switch tables (before they even sat us) and the staff who were seating people acted like it was a huge inconvienience to switch the table, even though there were many tables still open. Rude, rude, rude. Our waitress, however, (I wanna say Diane? Skinny lady with blonde curly hair) was awesome. Very polite and very great with serving us, she deserves a raise, and to be working somewhere that people actually like their jobs! She was very pleasant. The prices for breakfast were also ridiculous. I would assume that when you pay $300+ a night for a room that maybe breakfast would be included. Nope, $14 for an omelet. $3.50 for the smallest cup of coffee, etc. For the price we paid, the room was very small. There is no way I would be a guest at that hotel again and pay $300+ for that small room. It also had no refrigerator. Also found things under the desk and bed that were left from previous guests. GROSS! I would also suggest a honeymoon suite that would differ from every other room in the hotel. The cleaning staff barely spoke english. I was trying to explain to the cleaning woman that I only wanted new towels and to clean my garbage cans out and when she didn't understand a word I was saying, I went ahead and did it myself. Just overall very unhappy. The location and our breakfast waitress were just about the only things we were happy with because our wedding was at the Bayfront Convention Center. The Sheraton should probably consider that when it comes to customer service. Word of mouth is strong, and I will certainly NOT be recommending the Sheraton to anyone in the near future. August 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ToddOwens Comfort, kind, welcoming Great hotel, very comfortable, excellent breakfast, lake views, easy and convenient parking, all good. August 12, 2014
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Mackerel With White Wine Sauce
|4 Small (Or 2 Large Size)
|Seasoned flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Unsalted butter
|4 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 , juiced
|For sauce
|Fish stock
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Black pepper
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Egg yolk
|Finely chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
1) Clean each mackerel and fillet into two.
2) Wash under cold water, dry it and use seasoned flour to coat each fillet.
3) To make the wine sauce, bring the stock made from fish bones along with the white wine to a boil.
4) Cook gently over low heat for about 15 minutes or till the mixture has reduced by ½.
5) Stir in the cream and heat the sauce thoroughly. Add salt and freshly ground pepper to taste to season.
6) In a bowl, beat the egg yolk and stir some of the warm sauce into the egg.
7) To the sauce, add the egg yolk and put the pan back on the heat for about 1 minute.
8) Ensure that the sauce is kept but do not let it boil or it will start to curdle.
9) In a skillet, melt the butter and put the fillets. Saute over low heat for about 6 minutes on one side. Turn the fish over and cook on the other side for 6 minutes.
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alot of people swear by high doses of vitamin b6. it's pretty affordable, and safe for the baby
Yes, I forgot about that. Also, maybe a cold protein drink, little sips all day through a straw, might help. <3
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I second everyone else who said protein. I snacked on a lot of almonds and and protein shakes, and tried to avoid all the things with no nutrition that I was craving. I would always eat something high in protein right before going to bed, which would help me feel better when I woke up.
Protein and Fat had to more than double for me to start feeling better.
Also, water kefir - something about the probiotics really helped.
Oh - and I needed to eat once or twice in the middle of the night or else I couldn't sleep. I'd be too tired to get up but to low blood sugar and nauseous to fall asleep. Food on the night stand helped.
For a while I had to do some lighter proteins (or what felt light to me): Salmon, quinoa, beans. Had a couple months when red meat and eggs didn't taste right or sit well.
beef jerky :) I swear by it, its such a small amount of food, no real issue of heartburn or indigestion for me and super high amounts of protein.
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