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Today's plain goldfish, are NOT GLUTEN FREE, but curiously the ingredients are not to be found on the Pepperidge Farm website--looking at the ingredient labels on Zeer--it looks like there are several recipes depending on which package you choose. While goldfish look innocuous enough, I don't think that the mom who created the product used monocalcium phosphate and a generic "spices" in her original recipe. At the bottom of this post are the ingredients of the original goldfish next to the long list of ingredients for the Goldfish Cheddar Party Mix. All the ingredients that are questionable are highlighted. You can see how buying the original goldfish really saves you from consuming a lot of questionable additives and preservatives.
I am especially suspicious when I see "spices" on a label if it is listed next to an actual spice like onion powder, as it is in this product, because according to a Natural News article on Surprise Ingredients in Fast Food six ingredients commonly used to hide free glutamate (MSG): calcium caseinate, hydrolyzed corn, yeast extract, soy protein isolate, spices, and natural flavors." And the Flavor Blasted Cheddar Cheese Snacks which are "Color Changing. Magically change color in your mouth." contain Hydrogenated Vegetable Shortening, spices, yeast extract, Blue 1, Blue 2, Red 40 and spice extract. Goldfish Bucket Cheese Crackers and Goldfish Party Mix contain partially hydrogenated vegetable shortening as well as an extensive list of chemicals and preservatives.
I bring this up to show how products produced by the same brand can look the same but have very different ingredients. The basic original product might be pretty clean in terms of preservatives and dyes and trans fats, but the more complicated flavors might have hydrogenated vegetable, additives, hydrogenated fat, dyes and preservatives. If you buy the simpler product you can totally avoid a lot of these ingredients.
Although potato chips are not a healthy food, they are often a gluten free snack you can find in mainstream markets. And LAY'S brand is actually more transparent than Pepperidge Farm about which products contain MSG--and their website lists product ingredients. Again, if you stick to the Lay's Classic Potato Chips, you have a pretty clean product with a short label that is gluten free. But if you venture off to more flavorful varieties, like Lay's Flamin Hot, the product is contains a lot of "added" ingredients like malted barley flour, dyes, msg, and preservatives--making the Flamin Hot chips not gluten free and even more unhealthy.
Because my children are gluten free and have allergies, I am forced to read every label on every product. In a way, their allergies protect them from the chemicals in most mainstream products marketed to children. I buy products that my grandmother (or Margaret Ruskin!), would have recognized as food--with simple ingredient lists: popcorn made with corn, oil and salt, chips with three ingredients (potatoes, oil, salt.) or snack food with the shortest ingredient list possible.
And, by the way, if someone could come up with gluten free goldfish cracker, they would make a fortune!
Here are the ingredients of several goldfish products with questionable ingredients in red. You can see how choosing the original product really is a better option.
Goldfish Original Baked Snack Crackers Made with Smiles and Unbleached Enriched Wheat Flour [Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamin Mononitrate (Vitamin B1)Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)Folic Acid]Vegetable Oils (Canola, Sunflower and/or Soybean)Nonfat Milk (Adds a Trivial Amount of Cholesterol)Salt, contains 2 Percent or Less of: Yeast, Leavening (Ammonium Bicarbonate, Baking Soda, Monocalcium Phosphate)Sugar, Spices and Onion Powder. Natural - no artificial preservatives. 0 g trans fat. Baked soup crackers. Cholesterol free. Product of USA.
Goldfish Bucket Cheese Crackers: Unbleached Enriched Wheat Flour ( Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1)Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)Folic Acid)Cheddar Cheese (Pasteurized Milk, Cheese Culture, Salt, Enzymes)Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Shortening (Canola and/or Soybean and/or Cottonseed Oils)2 Percent or Less Of: Salt, Yeast, Sugar, Yeast Extract, Leavening (Baking Soda, Cream Of Tartar)Spices, Annatto (Color)Onion Powder.
Goldfish Cheddar Party Mix: Unbleached Enriched Wheat Flour [Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamin Mononitrate (Vitamin B1)Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)Folic Acid]Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Shortening (Canola, Soybean, Cottonseed and/or Sunflower Oils)Rice Flour, Salt, Unbleached Wheat Flour, Cheddar Cheese [Pasteurized Milk, Cheese Culture, Salt, Enzymes)Water, Salt]Sesame Seeds, Soybean Oil, contains 2 Percent or Less of: Cheese Powder [Cheddar Cheese (Milk, Salt, Cheese Cultures, Enzymes)Whey, Buttermilk, Disodium Phosphate]Bulgur Wheat, Brown Sugar, Sugar, Defatted Wheat Germ, Whey, Unbromated Stone Ground 100% Whole Wheat Flour, Yeast, Dehydrated Pasteurized Process Cheddar Cheese [Cheddar Cheese (Cultured Milk, Salt, Enzymes)Disodium Phosphate, Salt, Lactic Acid]Leavening [Baking Powder (Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Baking Soda, Cornstarch, Monocalcium Phosphate)Ammonium Bicarbonate, Baking Soda, Monocalcium Phosphate]Yellow Corn Flour, Dehydrated Blue Cheese [Blue Cheese (Cultured Milk, Salt, Enzymes)Disodium Phosphate, Salt]Autolyzed Yeast, Malted Barley, Onion Powder, Wheat Gluten, Honey, Yeast Extract, Natural Butter Flavor, Beet Powder (Color)Extractives of Turmeric (Color)Nonfat Milk, Enzyme Modified Cheddar Cheese [Cheddar Cheese (Cultured Milk, Salt, Enzymes)Water, Disodium Phosphate, Enzymes, Xanthan Gum)Dehydrated Pasteurized Process Romano Cheese [Romano Cheese (Cultured Part Skim Milk, Salt, Enzymes)Disodium Phosphate, Salt]Citric Acid, Garlic Powder, Bicarbonate and Carbonates of Sodium, Spices, Canola Oil, Extractives of Paprika (Color)Lactic Acid, Spice Extract and Annatto (Color)May contain Peanuts and Nuts.


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BW CSI: Conservatory Summer Intensive
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How to Apply & Audition for
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For Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Harp, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, Bassoon, Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, Percussion, Piano, Organ, and Voice
Bryan L. Bowser, Artistic Director
Laura Joss, Instrumental Director
Sally Schneider, Choral Director
Click here to meet the rest of the faculty
CSI Students in 2015 will visit;
Beck Center for the Arts to see Green Day's American Idiot
The Cleveland Art Museum for Wade Oval Wednesday.
*"The Alexander Technique has a long history of helping instrumentalists and singers to perform with less stress and likelihood of injury. Musicians do some of the most complex and demanding physical movements of any profession. In recent years, the term Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) has come into popular use, but musicians have always had to face the challenge of performing the same complex muscular actions over and over again.
By helping musicians improve the quality of the physical movements involved in playing an instrument or singing, the Alexander Technique also helps improve the quality of the music itself. A violinist's stiff shoulders and arms will get in the way of a pleasing sound; a singer's tight neck or jaw will cause the voice to become less resonant. By helping musicians release undue tension in their bodies, the Alexander Technique makes possible a performance which is more fluid and lively, less tense and rigid."
From: The Complete Guide to the Alexander Technique
BW CSI: Conservatory Summer Intensive
Sunday, July 12 through Saturday, July 25, 2015
Application & Audition Deadline: April 1, 2015*
*The application deadline has been extended in the following areas:
violin, viola, flute, bassoon, clarinet, trombone, percussion, keyboard and male voice. Call the office for details.
...investigating college music study while exploring careers in music...
Applications are now available!
The Conservatory Summer Intensive is a 2 week program for high school students considering studying music in college. This program allows students to step into the shoes of a Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory Music Major and work directly with the BW Conservatory of Music faculty.
Participants will choose between the CSI Track or a Specialized Track.
Common core classes for all participants will include:
- Music Theory / Ear Training
- Major Ensemble (orchestra, wind ensemble, or choir)
- CSI Singers (all CSI choir)
- Private Lessons (2 45-minute lessons)
Specialized Track options include:
- Music Theatre (vocal students only)
- Composition
- Chamber Music (string students only)
- Keyboard Institute (piano & organ students only)
- Jazz
Current high school juniors may also elect to participate in the APP: Audition Preparation Program
Elective courses will include:
- Composition
- Improvisation
- Conducting
- Music Technology
- Group Piano Class
- Group Guitar Class
- Group Voice
- Percussion Ensemble (percussion students only)
- Alexander Technique*
Students will participate in workshops throughout the Intensive which explore Careers in Music. Participants can elect to receive additional private lessons in their primary or other chosen instrument.
Residential students will now be housed in the newly renovated and air-conditioned Davidson Commons. The Commons are located within close proximity to the Conservatory. CSI residential students will live in suite-style housing which includes units with two-person bedrooms, a shared bathroom and small common area. For information and photos of the new facility please check out the Davidson Commons web page
See How to Apply & Audition for CSI for more details, or contact the Conservatory Outreach office at: (440) 826-2365 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
In lieu of an uploaded or recorded audition, live on-campus auditions will be held at BW's Boesel Musical Arts Center each Saturday in March time TBD.
We must have your completed application and $200 deposit prior to audition.
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The Sept. 18 meeting began on a high note with Housing Committee Chairman Donald Black thanking board members for their support over the past three years for Jones County's Georgia Initiative for Community Housing team.
The commissioners joined Gray's City Council in assisting with the committee's application and expenses for the group's retreats. The GICH team focused on affordable housing for Gray and recently received the good news of the receipt of a $385,000 housing grant.
Jones County Zoning officer Tim Pitrowski brought commissioners a request from Equipment Leasing Enterprises LLC for a rehearing on a rezoning petition that was heard Aug. 7.
Pitrowski explained that the request may be brought back in six months, but the company does not want to wait. He said what is required to grant the rehearing is to find that there is new or additional information not available at the time of the original hearing or not presented due to excusable neglect.
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If animals don't have eternal souls, then it seems they would not be present in heaven/hell. Is heaven devoid of animals?
Growing up I frequently saw art depicting the lion and the lamb together, in a friendly manner rather than predator and prey.
In what context are we to witness this? And what purpose does the lion's teeth and claws serve once it becomes a straw connoisseur?
Isaiah 65:25: The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, and the lion shall eat straw like the bullock: and dust shall be the serpent's meat. They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain, saith the LORD.


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This is a straightforward yet beautiful arrangement of the famous tune. It will require sensitive musicianship and good technique, but is such a fine piece, it practically plays itself.
An extremely versatile collection of 24 sacred hymns familiar to many religious denominations. Traditionally harmonized at the easy to medium-easy level, these settings are flexibly scored to work with just...


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On my pre-snap look at the Erie BayHawks' training camp roster before their first practice Saturday, I saw more than 17 players competing for 10 spots.
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This past weekend I called up my cable internet provider and received a discount of $15 off my monthly bill. On top of that, they nearly doubled the speed of my connection. I received this discount and upgrade by simple asking for it, just like I have about every six months. All it takes is a regularly scheduled phone call and a little research to get better deals on cable, your phone bill, and more.
We've previously noted that you can often get discounts just by asking for them, but there's something to be said for having a strategy. You'll be wasting your time if you ask for discounts too frequently and you may miss an opportunity if you're not informed. Here are the things I do to keep the discounts rolling in twice a year:
- Put a reminder on your calendar for every six months and make your calls on those dates. I almost always make my first call in mid-January because that's when some of the best promotions tend to surface (in my experience).
- Keep an eye on promotions that come to you in the mail. While you are (generally) not eligible for new customer promotions, you can call up a service provider and say this: "I saw you're offering this price. I assume this is a new customer promotion and I'm not eligible, but I've been a loyal customer for ___ years and was wondering if there's a similar deal that's available for me." This has rarely failed me. When it does, I call back a month later and try again.
- It's very helpful to be aware of existing prices and promotions. This lets the sales agent know you are are informed when you make your call. If you can't find information about pricing and promotions online, you can always call up the service provider and pretend to want new services. Don't commit to anything and just say you're researching current pricing. Then, call back later as the existing customer that you are and you'll be better-informed.
- Ask for help. If you can't get a discount by asking for one, instead ask for help in reducing your monthly bill. Let the sales agent know that you do not fully utilize your services and you don't want to pay for something you don't need. Ask them to help you find a way to get the best package for you. This may mean getting a new bundle of services with your cable company or readjusting the features on your cellphone bill so they'll suit your needs better and save you money. Asking for help can be a powerful motivator, so it's a good option when a discount isn't possible.
That's all there is to it. While this strategy isn't going to get you a discount on your gas or water bills (most likely), it's a good way to knock down the cost of your internet, TV, phone, cellular, and several other services. Give it a try and see where it takes you. You won't be 100% successful, but I've found it's worth the few minutes each call takes more often than not.
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I'm not even saying Priscila explains it all. I'm not even saying anything close to that. I'm admitting it's likely that he's abusing.
But when the mainstream tide turns against someone so utterly, and when there are such obvious flaws in their reasoning, more often than not, part of me is going to be pulling for the underdog.
Particularly when you see Vitor excoriated so severely on pure speculation, while sonnen--an admitted, proven abuser--gets a pass. I'll never be able to get my head around that. That's just really bad journalism, there.


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Hamburg, NY – Hilbert College lacrosse, in the program's first year of varsity competition, is ranked near the top in several national NCAA Division III categories as of the March 15th rankings.
After the Hawks swept their first two games (19-6 over Abington, 14-8 Alvernia), the team is ranked #1 in Ground Balls Per Game (58.00), #1 in Win Percentage (tied with 33 other institutions without a blemish on their record), #5 in Points Per Game (26.00), #5 in Scoring Offensive (16.50), #6 in Scoring Margin (9.50), #6 in Face-Off Win Percentage (.741), #8 in Assists Per Game (9.50), and tied with 12 other institutions at #32 in Scoring Defense (7.00).
Individually, four Hawk athletes appear in the rankings for their hard work and strong efforts in their first two collegiate games for Hilbert. Ryan Wagner (Orchard Park, NY/Canisius) is ranked #2 in Ground Balls Per Game (13.00), #5 in Face-Off Win Percentage (.789), tied with seven other athletes at #9 for Goals Per Game (4.00) and tied with ten other athletes – including team mates Josh Baker and Kori Halftown – at #14 for Points Per Game (5.00); Kori Halftown (Gowanda, NY/Gowanda) and Sean Purtill (Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park) are tied with eight other athletes at #3 in Assists Per Game (3.00); Purtill is tied with five other athletes at #29 in Points Per Game (4.50); and Josh Baker (Hamburg, NY/Frontier) is ranked #6 in Goals Per Game (4.50).
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Thelma Marie Erwin was born March 18, 1937 in Artesia, NM to Harvey Levi Baker and Cora Edna (Duckworth) Baker Erwin. She passed from this life March 15, 2013 in Paris, TX, at the age of 75. Thelma married Thomas Elmer Erwin on July 7, 1956 in Paris, TX. They made their home in Cloudy. Thelma was a member of the Cloudy First Baptist Church and worked in housekeeping at Pushmataha Hospital. She enjoyed horseback riding, fishing, sewing, and quilting. Thelma was preceded in death by her parents; her husband: Thomas Elmer Erwin; brother: James Thomas Erwin; sister: Verna Lou Baker. She is survived by five sons: Johnny Russell Erwin and wife Debra of Sumner, TX, Phillip Elmer Erwin of Rattan, Steve Lynn Erwin of Del City, Gary Dean Erwin of Cloudy, & Stacey Drew Erwin and wife Rebecca of Arthur City, TX; six grandchildren: Jennifer Marie Urbina, Johnny Wayne Erwin, Amy Kendall Fairless, Stacie Lynne Erwin, Thomas Edward Erwin, Katlyn Jean Erwin; five great-grandchildren: Dania Larissa Erwin, Chleauxy Chayanne Calvin, Rorye Kendall Cooper, Cody Erwin, Lana Erwin; five sisters: Laura Jane Dunigan, Betty Jean Leflore, Leotta Kay Haltman, Loretta Fay Bailey, Irie Catherine Burk; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral Services were held at 2:00 PM, Monday, March 18, 2013 at Mills & Coffey Funeral Chapel with Pastor Luther Roden officiating. Music was "Amazing Grace", "When We All Get To Heaven", & "The Old Rugged Cross". Pallbearers included John Erwin, Phillip Erwin, Steve Erwin, Gary Erwin, Stacey Drew Erwin, John Wayne Erwin, & Thomas Edward Erwin. Interment followed at Rattan Cemetery.
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After leading by a slim 26-24 margin at the half, Chattanooga went on a 14-2 run in the latter stanza getting six points from Dupree to stretch Chattanooga's lead out to 40-26 with 14:05 left to play. Lee dropped in four free throws on either side of a 3-pointer by UTC senior Kylie Lambert (Etowah, Tenn.) to make it 43-30, but a 10-0 run by the Lady Mocs with the youngest lineup on the court put Chattanooga up 53-30, its largest lead of the game, with 9:01 to play.
Lee's outside game kicked in with a trio of 3-pointers and a pair of free throws to outscore Chattanooga 11-2 over the next 2:45 to cut the lead to 55-41, but the Lady Mocs got back-to-back 3-pointers from senior Kayla Christopher (Oliver Springs, Tenn.) and Chattanooga's advantage climbed back up to 20 points with 3:09 to play.
The Lady Mocs scored 25 points off 27 Lee turnovers and had 18 steals on the night with 16 assists. After shooting just 29 percent in the first half, Chattanooga went 13-of-28 (46.4%) in the second half and was 6-fo-8 from beyond the arc. Christopher recorded four rebounds and dished out a game-high four assists. She, along with sophomore Ka'Vonne Towns (Lilburn, Ga.) and junior Meghan Downes (Newnan, Ga.) each contributed a pair of 3-pointers each scoring eight points in the win.
Dupree was 7-of-12 from the field, grabbed four rebounds, two assists and a steal. Lambert added seven points for Chattanooga, pulled down four rebounds and had three steals. Junior Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) contributed five points, five rebounds, five steals and four assists while junior Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.) scored six points and a team-high six rebounds.
Chattanooga outrebounded Lee 39-33 and scored 15 second chance points off 13 offensive boards and had 20 points in the paint compared to the Lady Flames' eight while UTC's bench contributed 26 points.
Lee was paced by Jenna Adams' eight points and game-high 13 rebounds. Karley Miller had a team-high nine points in the effort and All-American Hollie German added eight points, three assists and two steals playing 37 minutes.
Chattanooga will open the season Friday, November 9 against the Tennessee Lady Vols who will be without legendary head coach Pat Summitt on the bench. The Hall of Famer stepped down last season after 38 years and eight National Championships.
Tickets are available online at GoMocs.com or by calling the McKenzie Arena box office at 423-266-MOCS (6627). Wear your GOLD to show your support for the Lady Mocs. "Gold Rush" t-shirts presented by McDonald's, will be available to students on a first-come, first-served basis. The doors will open at 6 p.m. to the general public and at 5:30 p.m. for students.


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The degree received after completing a four-year program.
- Blackboard
An e-learning program used in all Carroll's classroom and Distance Education courses. Blackboard provides access to many classroom related activities including email, course documents and related Web sites.
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- Closed sections
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The motorcyclist who died Thursday night after being struck on Jefferson Davis Highway has been identified as Rachel Baker of North Augusta, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
South Carolina Highway Patrol reported Baker was traveling near Aiken Technical College when she swerved to avoid hitting an animal in the roadway, lost control of the 2007 Kawasaki, and fell off the motorcycle.
Baker was then struck by two vehicles, a 1999 Ford pickup truck and a 2004 Ford SUV.
She suffered multiple body trauma and was pronounced dead on the scene at approximately 9 p.m., Carlton reported. Baker, 24, was not wearing a helmet, according to Highway Patrol. The drivers of the two vehicles were wearing seatbelts and were not injured.
Toxicology is pending. The accident remains under investigation by South Carolina Highway Patrol and the County Coroner's Office. This is the 7th traffic fatality in Aiken County in 2013.
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Marine Analytical Instrumentation
3 cr
The course will provide an overview of the major analytical tools available to marine scientists in the laboratory. The focus will be three-fold: (1) to provide an introduction to the theory behind major classes of instrumentation, (2) to provide an overview of specific applications of these tools in marine science, and (3) to provide a 'hands-on' working knowledge of the instrumentation available at the DISL. Prerequisite: Undergraduate degree in science with sufficient Chemistry and Biology background.
Marine Resource Management
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Designed to acquaint graduate students concerned with management of marine resources; development of legislation, evolution of policy, legal processes, impacts on human resources. The emphasis will be placed on living resources. Prerequisites: Admission to Graduate School.
Marine Conservation Biology
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The intent of this course is to develop the student's understanding of conservation biology, by building upon the foundations provided in introductory marine ecology class. Assigned readings will be selected from the widest possible range of topics in marine conservation. In some cases, readings will come from disciplines outside the marine sciences. Students will be required to develop a topical term paper and give a short presentation to their class on their chosen topic.
Marine Microbial Ecology
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A general survey of the types of micro-organisms found in the marine environment. Emphasis will be on the interaction of microorganisms with each other and with their environment. In particular, the role of microorganisms in carbon cycling and biogeochemical processes will be stressed. Readings from current literature will expose students to the latest techniques and research.
Physiological Ecology of Marine Microalgae
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Microalgae are a fundamental component of marine ecosystems, whether as freely-dispersed plankton, sediment-associated microphytobenthos, epiphytes growing over submerged aquatic vegetation, or as coralline endosybionts. This course will cover the acclimative responses to variations in the availability of light, nutrients and temperature; and the stress responses that are engendered when variability in theses environmental factors exceeds the organisms' acclimative capacity. The course will emphasize the commonality of these processes across taxa as well as considering taxon-specific responses that allow different groups to exploit their niches. The course will also cover methods such as molecular biology, active fluorescence and remote sensing that can be used to investigate population dynamics and growth over a range of spatial and temporal scales.
Sediment Biogeochemistry
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To provide students with an in depth knowledge of sediment biogeochemical processes and the implications thereof on nutrient cycles, plant production and animal distribution. Emphasis will be on early diagenesis in coastal sub-tidal and wetland sediment systems. Prerequisite: Chemical Oceanography or permission of instructor. Fee.
Marine Biogeochemical Processes
2 cr
The course will examine the interaction between biological, chemical and geological processes in the marine environment. This will be done by first reviewing the cycling of several of the major elements (e.g. carbon, nitrogen, phosphorous, sulfur, and iron) in the sea, and then examining how these cycles differ between various marine ecosystems (e.g. open ocean surface waters, estuaries, coral reefs, seagrass systems and tidal marshes). The focus will be on developing an understanding of how biogeochemical processes serve to regulate ecosystem function in these various habitats. Prerequisite: Organic chemistry, geology, and marine ecology.
Fisheries Techniques
3 cr
Students are exposed to a detailed, semi-quantitative introduction to current biological and technological methodologies for studying fishes and aquatic habitats, with emphasis on study design and integration across sub-disciplines. Prerequisites: Ichthyology (or Marine Vertebrate Zoology) or an introductory course in Fisheries. Introductory Statistical Methods would be valuable but not required.
Quantitative Methods in Fisheries and Ecology
3 cr
Ecological and fisheries research has progressed beyond qualitative inference and is continuing to adapt more quantitative methods. A diversity of modeling and experimental approaches exists for ecologists and fisheries scientists. This course is designed to familiarize the students with the most commonly used quantitative approaches. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Fisheries Oceanography
2 cr
Students examine the relationship between fish life history, recruitment dynamics and harvest potential, and local-, meso- and global scale oceanographic processes. Students are exposed to the evolution in thinking on the role of interaction between biology and physics relative to fish and fisheries. This "readings" type course, by design, is geared toward student participation at an advanced and interactive level.
Ocean Variability and Global Change
2 cr
This course will examine large scale, spatial and temporal variability in the Earth/ ocean system as evidenced by present-day and paleo records. Variability such as the El Nino Southern Oscillation will be covered. It will critically evaluate the evidence for and the consequences of modern global change as it pertains to the marine environment. Emphasis will be placed on potential changes in climate, biogeochemical cycles, hydrologic cycles, eutrophication/species diversity, and UV light fluxes. Prerequisites: Permission of one of the instructors.
Marine Hydrodynamics/ Biomechanics
4 cr
To present an introduction to the importance of small scale fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and solid mechanics to marine science and to present techniques for measurement of important parameters. Prerequisite: Upper-Division/Graduate standing in Biology or Marine Sciences.
Estuarine Hydrodynamics
3 cr
This course will address physical processes in estuarine environments. With physical processes in estuaries occurring in various timescales, discussions will proceed in terms of three different time scales: turbulent, tidal, and residual time scales. Emphasis will be placed on mass transport by physical transport process (water movement). Prerequisite: Physical Oceanography or permission of the instructor.
Oceanography of the Gulf of Mexico
3 cr
This course provides a survey of the physics, chemistry, biology, geology and meteorology of the continental margins and deep ocean regions in the Gulf of Mexico and adjacent waters. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.
Marine Ecology
4 cr
The course covers general ecological principles and how they apply to marine ecosystems. Both open ocean and nearshore waters are considered. Specific topics covered include: adaptations of marine organisms for life in the intertidal vs. subtitle zones; different modes of feeding and reproduction in marine organisms; and the importance of predation, competition, adult/larval interactions and dispersal mechanisms. The second half of the course is devoted to discussion of specific habitats including: coral reefs, mangrove swamps, kelp forests, and hydrothermal vents. Prerequisite: General Biology, Marine Biology, or Oceanography.
Benthic Ecology
2 cr
This course covers the evolutionary history and the ecology of marine benthic communities from the earliest fossils to present. The importance of scale and of proper study design will be considered. Other topics include: predation, competition, adult/larval interactions and dispersal mechanisms. There will be discussion of productivity, and materials cycling in benthic systems. Special topics of students' suggestions conclude the course. Prerequisite: Marine Ecology/or General Ecology.
Coastal Ecosystem Dynamics
2 cr
Coastal Ecosystem Dynamics will allow students to investigate the basic principles of ecosystem structure and function. The course is divided into 2 parts: an instructional phase for learning basics of ecosystem modeling, and a student-led investigation of the structure and function of a variety of coastal ecosystems. This approach will give the student a set of quantitative tools for modeling ecosystems. Also, students will learn to evaluate differences and similarities of energy and nutrient processing in disparate ecosystems. There will be one 2-hr class meeting each week during which students will learn to use the ecological modeling software packages "Ecopath" and "Ecosim". During the initial period, students will "dissect" published models (obtained from the internet) as a mechanism to understand the utility of ecosystem modeling as well as the basics of this particular software. The second half of the course will be devoted to student-constructed ecosystem models. The models will be constructed from data and pathway descriptions in Alongi's 'Coastal Ecosystem Processes' (CPR Press). A synthesis of these models will be constructed and placed on the WWW.
Marine Biogeography and Paleoecology
3 cr
This graduate level course will give students a broad overview of the time course of evolutionary changes in the structure and function of marine ecosystems, and will consider the interacting roles of both historical and current factors as they influence the distribution and abundance of marine organisms. Lectures will be mixed with discussions of assigned readings from the primary literature to stimulate critical thinking about various topics. Prerequisite: An introductory ecology or marine ecology course.
Advanced Marine Ecology
2 cr
This course will improve students' understanding of ecological processes by building upon the foundations provided in an introductory ecology class. Emphasis will be placed on the mechanisms that control the distribution of marine plants and animals at scales ranging from individual organism to the ecosystem. Assigned readings from the scientific literature will cover the entire range of marine habitats and will reflect classical-to-recent thinking on the major concepts and problems in ecological theory. Quantitative laboratory exercises will train students in the design and statistical analysis of marine ecological studies.
Marine Larval Ecology
2 cr
This course introduces the student to the breadth of scientific research involving larvae of marine animal populations. Though a small portion of the course will be devoted to a taxonomic survey of the larval forms of marine species, the vast majority of the course will be process-oriented, often cutting across boundaries between biology, physics and chemistry. The scope of the course will include nutrition and feeding, dispersal and recruitment, bio-energetics, behavior, and biophysical coupling. This course is reading intensive focusing on both historical and topical articles from the primary literature. Prerequisites: Biological Oceanography or Advanced Ecology.
Field Marine Science I
2 cr
The Field Marine Science course will consist of an 11 day field exercise in representative coastal sites in Maine with emphasis on rocky intertidal, kelp bed and eelgrass habitats. Two faculty members will accompany the students, participate in the pre-trip readings and evaluate the product developed by each student. Prerequisite: Marine Biology.
Seagrass Ecosystems Ecology
2 cr
A survey of current literature on topics related to the ecology of seagrass ecosystems. Students will read assigned papers to be analyzed in a faculty-lead discussion format. A final research paper will be prepared by each student. Prerequisite: Graduate Standing.
Field Marine Science II
2 cr
The Field Marine Science course will consist of an 8-12 day field exercise in representative coastal sites. Faculty members with diverse interests will accompany the students, participate in pre-trip discussions and evaluate the product developed by each student. The course is designed to familiarize students with habitats and research conditions different from those they experience on the Northern Gulf Coast. Field trip locations are selected on the basis of faculty and student interest, economics, and availability of logistic support. Students pay their room and board costs for the field exercise. The course is primarily for graduate students, but advanced undergraduates may enroll with consent of instructor. Both MAS 588 and MAS 583 may be taken for credit when each is taught in a different environment. Prerequisite: Senior undergraduate or Graduate Status.
Marine Plankton
3 cr
The course familiarizes the student with the taxonomic breadth of phytoplankton, bacterioplankton and zooplankton in estuaries, coastal seas and open oceans. Though the focus of the course is on taxonomic familiarization, basic biology (including reproduction and feeding) of all major taxa represented in the plankton will be covered. Students will learn fundamental, as well as 'cutting-edge', field, laboratory and statistical techniques. Two hours of lectures each week will be accompanied by two hours of hands-on laboratory work. Prerequisite: Graduate status in one of the physical or biological sciences.
Special Topics
1-4 cr
An in-depth tutorial exposure to specific areas in the marine sciences. Credit and title will be arranged to examine the subject matter in an area of current interest to one or a group of students. Specialized topics not currently listed in catalog course offerings. MAS 590 is available to M.S. students - MAS 690 is available to Ph.D. students. Prerequisite: Admission to Graduate School.
1 cr
Students and faculty meet weekly in an interactive discussion of current literature in marine sciences. The focus will be on "state-of-the-art" theories and methodologies as they occur in the primary marine literature. Student presentation is required to receive credit. Prerequisite: Admission to the Graduate Program in Marine Sciences.
Directed Studies
1-4 cr
Independent research, not related to the thesis, under direction of a member of the graduate faculty. May be used to learn new techniques or explore research questions of special interest. A maximum of 4 hours may be earned for this course toward the MS Prerequisite: Admission to the Graduate Program in Marine Sciences.
1-8 cr
Independent research by the student under the sponsorship of a member of the department. Progress reports of the work accomplished are required every six months. Prerequisite: Approved Committee.
Physical Oceanography
3 cr
Physical properties and circulation of the world oceans. Topics to be covered include: basic physical laws, properties of heat, water and salt budgets; waves; tides; large and small scale circulations; sea-level fluctuations; interactions of the sea with the atmosphere and land masses; light and acoustics. Prerequisite: Admission to graduate program in Marine Sciences Biological Oceanography or equivalent.
Chemical Oceanography
3 cr
An in-depth examination of the chemistry of sea water and its relationship with biological, geological, and physical processes in the oceans. Coverage of sea water composition, buffering capacity, redox potential, and photochemistry will form the basis for an in-depth analysis of dynamic equilibria of gases, organic materials, nutrients, and trace elements in the sea. Critical evaluation of recent primary literature in chemistry oceanography will be used to illustrate state-of-the-art research approaches.
Geological Oceanography
3 cr
Geological Oceanography encompasses the historic and current consequences of both geophysical and classic geological processes. Included topics are tectonic theory and its development, sedimentary processes in coastal and oceanic provinces, stratigraphy, structural geology, micro-paleontology, erosion, diagenesis and the formation of hydrocarbons. Prerequisite: Admission to the graduate program is Marine Sciences.
Biological Oceanography
3 cr
A comprehensive survey of marine organisms and their interaction including pelagic and benthic communities of the oceans, coastal waters and estuaries. Primary formation of particulate material, feeding processes, kinetics of food webs, biogeochemical processes, patterns of distribution, ecology of biotic systems, human interactions and current concerns are topics to be covered. Prerequisites: Masters degree in one of the physical or biological sciences departments. Special considerations to other students may be granted with permission of the instructor and the student's departmental chair.
Special Topics
1-4 cr
An in-depth tutorial exposure to specific areas in the marine sciences. Credit and title will be arranged to examine the matter in an area of current interests to one or group of students. Specialized topics not currently listed in catalog course offerings. MAS 590 is available to master students - MAS 690 is available to Ph.D. Students. Prerequisite: Admission to Graduate School.
1 cr
Students and faculty meet weekly in an interactive discussion of current literature in marine sciences. The focus will be on "state-of-the-art" theories and methodologies as they occur in the primary marine literature. Student presentation is required to receive credit. Prerequisite: Admission to the Graduate Program in Marine Sciences.
Directed Studies
1-4 cr
Independent research, not related to the dissertation, under the direction of a member of the graduate faculty. May be used to learn new techniques or explore research questions of special interest. A maximum of 4 hours may be earned for this course toward the Ph.D. degree. Prerequisite: Admission to the Graduate Program in Marine Sciences.
Dissertation Research
1-8 cr
Independent research by the student under the sponsorship of a member of the department. Progress reports of the work accomplished are required every six months. Prerequisite: Approved prospectus.
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Mantle Geochemistry
Tertiary Magmatism in East Greenland and Hotspot Magmatism Worldwide
Layered intrusions in East Greenland, mostly close to the contact between PreCambrian gneisses and Tertiary flood basalts, are commonly several million years younger than the flood basalts.
Deep Earth Structure and Dynamics
Lamont scientists utilize a variety of observational and computational techniques to image and model the deep interior of the Earth, from crust to core.
MARGINS Program
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Cavalier win creates tie atop Cape Fear Valley
Southern Lee 3, Gray's Creek 2
Behind Derek Jackson's complete game on the mound, the Cavaliers (8-3, 5-1) gave Gray's Creek (9-3, 5-1) its first Cape Fear Valley loss on Thursday night in Hope Mills.
After the Bears scored twice in the bottom of the third, the Cavaliers scored two runs for a 3-2 lead in the fourth. Jackson allowed three hits and had eight strikeouts.
Southern Lee and Gray's Creek lead Union Pines (8-2, 4-1) by a half-game in the CFVC standings.
The Cavaliers will be a co-host, along with O'Neal, for the Chatlee Easter Invitational Tournament this coming Thursday-Saturday.
Grace Christian 13, Faith Christian 2
The Crusaders rolled to another big win, making it three in four days, at Ramseur Thursday afternoon. Grace Christian (5-2, 2-0) has piled up 53 runs in going 3-0 this week.
The Crusaders will be in the Chatlee Easter Invitational Tournament next week.
Chatham Central 15, Graham 1
The Bears (7-4, 6-1) scored eight runs in the first inning and kept going to a five-inning win over the hosts of the Graham Athletic Boosters Tournament on Thursday.
Victor Stinson went 2-for-3 with a home run and got the victory on the mound. Cole Garner knocked in four RBI. Zack Burke, Seth Elkins and Chase Fuquay had three hits each.
Chatham Central continues in the tournament at Graham today and will host Jordan-Matthews on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Eastern Randolph 3, Jordan-Matthews 2
Eastern Randolph (6-5, 5-2) edged the visiting Jets (6-4, 2-2) in a Mid-State game Thursday night. The Jets scored a run and still had the bases loaded in the seventh before Eastern Randolph closed it out.
Jordan-Matthews will play at Graham Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Triton 13, C.B. Aycock 0
Triton's Brett McLamb pitched a five-inning no-hitter as the Hawks (8-3, 3-3) turned around a 7-1 loss to C.B. Aycock (10-3, 5-2) from March 7.
McLamb had seven strikeouts and one walk. Taylor Emory went 3-for-3 with two RBI for the Hawks. Matthew Webb and Austin Lee each went 2-for-3 with two RBI.
Triton is hosting the Richard Strickland Easter Tournament starting today.
Apex 16, Lee County 6
Apex (11-0, 9-0) kept its hold on first place in the Tri-Nine by beating the visiting Lady Jackets Thursday.
The Lady Cougars jumped out to a 9-0 lead in the first three innings. Lee County rallied for five runs in the fifth, making the gap 13-6.
Lee County (3-8, 2-6) will host Fuquay-Varina on April 9 at 6:30 p.m.
Gray's Creek 24, Southern Lee 3
Gray's Creek (10-3, 4-2) put up 10 runs in the top of the first and kept going for a Cape Fear Valley win at Southern Lee (2-7, 1-5) Thursday night. The Lady Cavaliers will play at Chatham Central on Friday at 6 p.m.
Jordan-Matthews 6, Eastern Randolph 3
The Lady Jets (3-2, 3-1) got a Mid-State victory over Eastern Randolph (7-7, 6-2) in Siler City Thursday night. Jordan-Matthews will host Chatham Central on Thursday at 6 p.m.
Triton 2, C.B. Aycock 0
Kayla Baker's complete game led the Lady Hawk (9-2, 5-1) to a key Eastern Carolina win over C.B. Aycock (6-7, 5-2) Thursday. Baker allowed five hits and three walks.
Erica Ocenna led Triton's offense going 2-for-4 with a run and an RBI.
Triton will host Southern Wayne on April 9.
Girls soccer
Grace Christian 6, Faith Christian 3
Madison Bolen's hat trick led the Lady Crusaders (6-4-1, 3-1-0) to a non-conference win at home Thursday afternoon.
Bolen, an eighth-grader, is leading the state with 22 goals and 55 points on the season.
Grace Christian led 4-1 at halftime with two goals by Bolen and one apiece by Torie Boyte and Bridgette Angeles. Bolen and Boyte netted one goal each in the second half. Boyte, with two, Bolen and Payton Winchell had assists.
Boyte has a five-match goal-scoring streak going.
The Lady Crusaders will host Fayetteville Homeschool on April 9.
C.B. Aycock 5, Triton 2
The Lady Golden Falcons (6-2, 6-1) beat visiting Triton (4-6, 2-4) in an ECC match Thursday night. Triton will host Southern Wayne on April 9.


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OK, so I went Commie
Picked up this gun last week and I gotta tell you, what a fine little piece of machinery. I could easily keep 7rds 2" @ 30' with little to no effort. No FTF's or FTE's, and it didn't bite my hand, which was the common complaint. I'd heard some good things about this gun, a few bad ones, but for the price, I didn't do too bad. I wouldn't mind getting another one just for shits and giggles.
BTW it's FEG Hungarian PA63 9x18 Makarov
Have a great Kenpo day
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The bayonet is not photoshoped, somebody actually modified that pistol to have a knife. I will look for where I found it
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Success, I found it! It is a from the factory option.
Also check out the video.
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I have a Makarov that I get fantastic groups from. Best $160 gun I'm ever likely to find.
I also recently traded a Springfield XD-9 in and got a CZ-85. I'm much happier with it than I was with the XD. The trigger breaks a lot crisper, and with the Hogue grip I put on it, it feels much better in my hand. (It's also more aesthetically pleasing to me).
My only complaint with the Makarov is the cost of ammunition. I'd shoot it lots more if it were as cheap to shoot as standard 9mm.


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Montreal Area
The Montreal Area editors have spent half of 2012 hashing this all out, with Waze input as well.
For the purposes of Waze, we define the Montreal Area as:
- Île-Montréal
- Laval
- Île-Bizard
- Île-Perrot
- All smaller islands
- Châteauguay
- Saint-Constant
- Delson
- Candiac
- La Prairie
- Brossard
- Saint-Lambert
- Longueuil
- Boucherville
- Varennes
- Repentigny
- Lachenaie
- Mascouche
- Terrebonne
- Lorraine
- Blainville
- Mirabel
- Rosemère
- Saint-Thérèse
- Boisbriand
- Saint-Eustache
- Deux-Montagnes
- Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac
- Pointe-Calumet
- Oka
- Hudson
- Saint-Lazare
- Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac
- Vaudreuil-Dorion
- Les Cèdres
- Pointe-des-Cascades
Naming Municipal Roads
The Waze priority for naming roads is what the road signs say, but in the Montreal Area, road signs vary by age and municipality/borough.
The Quebec government mandates that only French be used on a road sign, although there are some officially bilingual municipalities that may use both English and French road types on a sign, for example Hampstead's "Rue Fleet Road".
The bilingual municipalities in the Montreal Area are:
- Baie-D'Urfé
- Beaconsfield
- Côte-Saint-Luc
- Dollard-Des Ormeaux
- Dorval
- Hampstead
- Hudson
- Kirkland
- L'Île-Dorval
- Montréal-Ouest
- Mont-Royal
- Pincourt
- Pointe-Claire
- Rosemère
- Senneville
- Westmount
- Greenfield Park (Longueuil borough)
- Pierrefonds-Roxboro (Montreal borough)
In the rest of the Montreal Area, streets should be identified by the French designation only.
In the above municipalities, it would be in accordance with Waze practices to put both French and English road designations, but this can get cumbersome with, for example, "Chemin de la Côte-Saint-Luc Road".
Some of the bilingual municipalities only use French road designations. We should follow that practice in Waze, since that is the primary rule: follow what the street signs say. Dorval and Pointe-Claire do this, for example.
However, many bilingual municipalities use both French and English on the road signs, and that could clutter the Waze interface. For example, signs in the city of Côte-Saint-Luc say "Chemin de la Côte-Saint-Luc Road" for that road.
To avoid clutter in Waze's app interface, we use simply "Côte-Saint-Luc" for the road, in this example. Montrealers tend to drop road designations when speaking, anyway. Ville-Mont-Royal and Hampstead also do the bilingual signs, among others.
There are some other issues. The English Waze TTS does not read "Ch" as "chemin" or "Aut" as "autoroute". Regardless, we use abbreviations including those to avoid clutter. Remember not to use periods, per the Waze guidelines.
Kahnawake is a reserve that is independent of Quebec laws. They use only English on their signs and so should Waze.
Highways and Ramps
Quebec has numbered autoroutes and routes. We use the standard Rte abbreviation for routes. The Aut abbreviation does not yet work in Waze TTS, but we use it anyway.
Although some highways may have names, these names are rarely if ever listed on the on-ramp signs so we leave them out. We don't mark Aut 40 as the Trans-Canada. Visitors who don't know that the 40 is the T-Can could get confused, and that's the opposite of what Waze is striving for. So we just call it Aut 40. The new alternate street names field works well for adding additional routes etc.
Contrary to Waze practice we do not use "to" or "vers" on highway ramps. The French TTS doesn't handle "to" and the English one doesn't omit "vers". We just deal with it.
We use Est and Ouest because a) that's what the signs mention and b) English Waze clients have no idea what O stands for. Same for Nord and Sud.
The English TTS pronounces Ouest passably enough but pronounces Est as "estate". We have to live with that for now.
Waze pronounces both St and St. as "street" (for now), which is why we always spell out "Saint" or "Sainte". Although the English TTS garbles some of the accents, we use them as they occur in the official French name of the road.
Nearly every compound street name and city name uses a hyphen even if it's the name of a person:
- Boul Réné-Levesque Est
- Chemin de la Côte-Saint-Catherine
- Pointe-Claire
Unless the last name is composed of two words: Av Pierre-De Coubertin. (This is why Dollard-Des Ormeaux is spelled that way.)
Sometimes, roads named after English places or names may not take a hyphen: Rue Duff Court; Av King Edward (but Av George-V). There appears to be no pattern for this, so use StreetView to figure it out.
If in doubt, consult the Quebec Toponymy Commission's search page.
We do not use Town/Municipality/Village/Ville/City of/de to name political entities. The only exception is Ville Mont-Royal, which is how everyone refers to it.
Boroughs of agglomerated cities are identified in brackets like "Montréal (Verdun)". We always use the French form of a city name.
For historical reasons, we use Montréal (Île-des-Soeurs) instead of Montréal (Verdun) - also Montréal (Pierrefonds) and Montréal (Roxboro) instead of the single borough Montréal (Pierrefonds-Roxboro). Feel free to change this if you want.
In all other cases, this document takes precedent over what is currently on the Waze map for this region.


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Library Lounge
Enjoy a delicious offering from our menu, while relaxing with a book or just taking in the breathtaking view of the estate. We serve lunch, afternoon tea, and a late–night dinner menu. Reservations for afternoon tea are strongly recommended. Please call us at 828–225–1699 to reserve.
Head Chef- David Ryba
David's culinary philosophy reflects the growing dining trend toward a healthier, down-to-earth lifestyle. With full access to the biodiversity of the Biltmore estate and neighboring farms, David's vision has been fully realized in the establishment of the Seasonal Farm to Table Menu at the Inn.
Meals Offered
- Snacks
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Considerations
- Vegetarian
- Gluten Free
- Patio Seating
- Live Music
- Beer&Wine
- Full Bar
Reservations Accepted
Reservations for afternoon tea in the Library Lounge are accepted and strongly recommended. Please call 828-225-1699 to reserve.
You must have estate admission, be an Annual Passholder, or an Inn on Biltmore Estate guest to dine at the Library Lounge.
- Location: Inn on Biltmore Estate
- Price Range: $$
- Phone: 828-225-1699
- Hours of Operation:
- Lunch/Snacks: 11:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Dinner: 4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Afternoon Tea: 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.


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We are launching our book reader late June and will be quickly rolling out our original library with more books in July and August.
Please do not delete links: the library will be back in an improved form: we will show the original scan + searchable text in the background so you can search in all books, but read the original. We appreciate your patience with us.
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You can now create forms directly from the New menu of Google Docs homepage.
After selecting the Form option, Google opens a wizard that lets you add questions, email or embed the form.
The form saves all the changes automatically and you can now reorder the questions using drag-and-drop.
What I don't like is that Google doesn't link to the spreadsheet which includes the form, so you have to find the spreadsheet by going back to the documents list. The relation between forms and spreadsheet is confusing and it would be nice to detach the forms from spreadsheets and use the forms as one of the many possible data sources, along with feeds, CSV files published on the web, financial data etc.
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7. Phillipe Never
The standout member of The Ultimate Fighter 8 cast, Phillipe Nover was arguably the most hyped contestant in the shows history up until that point.
Despite fainting on the first episode of the season, the former nurse ran through every opponent he encountered while looking like a legitimate world-beater.
UFC President Dana White was so confident in Novers abilities that he started to promote him as the next Georges St-Pierre. And in truth, many of us mainlined that Kool-Aid right along with him.
Unfortunately, the Nover we witnessed on the show didnt turn up to the finale, where he was comprehensively outgrappled and outpointed by Efrain Escudero.
Just an off night for the Filipino-American? That was the conventional wisdom. It wasnt until he dropped his next two fights to the unheralded Kyle Bradley and Rob Emerson that we realised we had overestimated Novers potential.
Lesson learned? Read on, folks.
6. Efrain Escudero
Yes, the man who bested Phillipe Nover at the TUF 8 Finale. Efrain Escudero, Novers fellow Team Nogueira member, had looked outstanding all season, being outshone only by his prematurely hyped friend.
It wasnt until the finale that we began to think that Escudero, not Nover, had title potential. Of course, that had to be it! We hadnt overstated Novers potential, but rather we had understated Escuderos.
How could we have been so foolish?
Things looked promising for the Mexican-American in his next bout, where he TKO'd the tricky Cole Miller within a round. It was Escudero's next fight, against Evan Dunham, that alerted us to the possibility the ceiling on his potential may be a little lower than we initially thought.
An uninspiring decision victory over Dan Lauzon followed, and then the wheels fully came off in a submission loss to Charles Oliveira. Escudero was subsequently cut by Dana White, who felt he hadnt shown the requisite work ethic to make it to the top.
5. Sokoudjou
Sokoudjou came to the UFC from Pride with a mighty reputation. The Cameroonian had starched two of the best light heavyweights on the planet: Antonio Rogerio Nogueira and Ricardo Arona.
When he entered the UFC to much fanfare, big things were expected in his debut against Lyoto Machida at UFC 79.
It goes without saying that things didnt end well for Sokoudjou that night. The Dragon earned the win via arm-triangle choke within two rounds, putting a halt to the hype train.
Few were impressed when Sokoudjou won his next fight against Kazuhiro Nakamura via a first-round injury. We were even less impressed when Brazilian striker Luiz Cane stopped him in the second round at UFC 89.
The Cameroonian earned his walking papers shortly thereafter.
4. Wanderlei Silva
The inclusion of Wanderlei Silva on this list may be controversial. Many will argue that the Brazilian had already shown signs of frailty in knockout losses to Mirko Cro Cop Filipovic and Dan Henderson, and they may have a point.
Still, we were entitled to be excited about Silvas UFC debut against Chuck Liddell. The pairs clash at UFC 79 didnt disappoint as a spectacle, with both men going toe-to-toe for three rounds. However, it was hard to argue that the former Pride middleweight champion looked anywhere close to his peak.
Even if we didnt expect Silva to bludgeon his way to the UFC 185-pound strap, we were even less prepared for him to lose five of his first eight UFC bouts.
3. Urijah Hall
Perhaps the only man in TUF history to receive more hype than Phillipe Nover is Season 17s Uriah Hall.
Throughout his run on the show, Hall had terrified his fellow cast members with a series of brutal, yet beautiful, knockouts. He was so dominant that Bubba McDaniels, his quarterfinal opponent, openly expressed his fear and anxiety over facing Hall.
It turns out his apprehension was justified, as the 28-year-old broke McDaniels face in three places with a straight right hand.
Going into the finale against Kelvin Gastelum, a squash match was expected. The MMA communitys predictive powers failed us once again, though.
Gastelum looked outstanding, bullying the unusually timid Hall for 15 minutes. It was a bizarre performance from the Season 17 standout. Our confusion was only compounded when he put in yet another listless performance against John Howard in his next fight.
Fortunately, there is still time for Hall to live up to the hype. He looked excellent in his most recent fight against Chris Leben. Whether he can build on that performance remains to be seen.
2. Alistair Overseen
Boy, were we looking forward to Alistair Overeems UFC debut. Strikeforce didnt have a lot of things over the UFC, but its heavyweight division was certainly one of them, and the Dutchman was the pick of the bunch.
He looked every inch the monster we had anticipated when he dispatched Brock Lesnar within a round at UFC 141. A title shot against Junior dos Santos was in his future.
Unfortunately, a failed drug test followed in early 2012, delaying the former Strikeforce heavyweight champions UFC career for more than a year.
When the juice-less Overeem returned a year later, he looked softer than we had seen him in some time. He still looked like a superhero but with fewer wrinkles in his six-pack.
In his return bout against Antonio Bigfoot Silva, he seemed hesitant to engage but still dominated the fight with his grappling. However, he unexpectedly gassed out in the final round, allowing Silva to land one of the most violent combinations in the sports history. The Dutchman crumpled, taking his title hopes with him.
A similar story followed against Travis Browne in his next fight. Overeem excelled early and almost finished his opponent. In trying to end the fight, though, he once again gassed out. It didnt take long for Browne to capitalise, finishing the breathless Overeem with a front kick to the chin and the obligatory follow-up punches.
Like Uriah Hall, there is still time for Overeem to recover from his setbacks against Silva and Browne. He looked formidable against Frank Mir in his most recent bout. One gets the feeling that the Dutchmans Ferrari-like gas tank and candy-glass chin will continue to hold him back, though.
1. Cro Cop
Few things sadden me morepurely in a sporting contextthan Mirko Cro Cop Filipovics disastrous UFC run.
Entering the UFC, Cro Cop had a ton of momentum behind him after stopping both Wanderlei Silva and Josh Barnett.
His debut against Eddie Sanchez at UFC 67 was fine, if unspectacular. More memorable was his next bout against Gabriel Gonzaga, the apparent Christian to Filipovics lion.
We expected a lot of things from this fightmostly from the Croatian. What we didnt expect was the Brazilian to shut off Cro Cops lights with, irony of all ironies, a head kick. Had the camera panned around the audience at that moment, it would have captured 15,000 mouths agape.
The gasp-worthy nature of the knockout arguably obscured the fact that, right up until he was dropped like a sack of spuds, Filipovic had looked terrible against Gonzaga.
Things went from bad to worse when he lost a dull unanimous decision to Cheick Kongo at UFC 75. Cro Cop then departed the organisation, before returning two years later and losing four of his next seven bouts.
Disappointing doesnt even begin to sum up the Croatians UFC career.


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The fireplace is very attractive in our large living room. Very easy to use and gives off sufficient heat.
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Gorgeous fireplace! Easy to set up, husband set it up in less than a hour. Flame is adjustable and love the timer on it, so you don't have to remember to turn it off. I always wanted a fireplace but did not have an outside wall to install gas. It is a great addition to my living room and finally I can enjoy a beautiful fire at will. Heater works great too!
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suggestions on what supplement I should use. not concerned about brand..just what to use. protein isolate....creatine...I need a refresher course becasue I haven't worked out or taken suppliments in years. How much have things changed?