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Hotels near OddbinsThis HotelMap shows hotels near Oddbins. Oddbins is in the London area called Islington. Main attractions near Oddbins include The Little Angel Theatre, The Islington Metal Works, Estorick Collection Of Modern Italian Art. The nearest station is Angel Tube Station. This Oddbins HotelMap connects live to nearby hotels - showing you true room availability and the latest special offer rates directly from the hotels.
3 minutes walk from Oddbins
85% of past customers recommend this hotel.
The Business Design Centre next door is the obvious attraction for many of the guests at this smart, efficient Hilton Hotel, but Islington's excellent restaurants and nightlife have made it an increasingly popular place to stay for those who want to avoid the bustle of Central London while still being able to access it with ease. Having recently undergone a major refurbishment, the hotel boasts mo...
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The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel London - Islington underwent a major refurbishment in 2014, transforming the rooms and suites into a stylish accommodation option. The newly decorated rooms all feature modern amenities including flat-screen TVs and complimentary WiFi, while further on-site facilities include a seasonal restaurant, business centre and fitness room. Located in the stylish district of ...
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80% of past customers recommend this hotel.
Near to the City, and convenient for the The Barbican arts centre and Moorfields Eye Hospital, this hotel is modern, clean and functional. Equipped with its own gym and swimming pool with beauty treatments available booking in advance advised, you can enjoy a workout or completely relax at the end of a hard day's work or sightseeing....
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Halfway between the City and the west End, the Bloomsbury area is an oasis of calm in the very heart of the capital. It's a lovely district to just wander around in, but many of London's biggest attractions are also in easy walking distance. The Holiday Inn King's CrossBloomsbury is an elegant building, inside and out, with a great gym and excellent facilities....
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Obtaining the Investors' Perspectives
How the FASB Considers Investor Perspectives in Setting Accounting StandardsThe FASB's mission is to develop accounting standards that, when faithfully applied, result in financial information that investors and others find useful in deciding whether to provide resources to a company, for example, whether to buy, hold, or sell shares or to provide credit through loans, guarantees, or other means.
Accounting standards are the result of judgments made by the five-member FASB:
- Judgments about the usefulness of the information to investors and the benefits that are expected to result from the information's use
- Judgments about the perceived costs that companies and others will incur to provide the information
- Judgments about the perceived costs of not providing the information (that is, the cost of providing financial information that is less complete, transparent, or understandable).
- How and why current financial reports are not meeting user information needs
- How standards might be changed to better meet those needs
- After companies have implemented new standards, whether financial reporting improved as expected.
Investing Experience of FASB Members and StaffEach member of the FASB and its staff brings their own investing experience (or investing advisory experience) to bear in making judgments about the usefulness of financial information. The FASB website includes a description of Board members—background and experience.
The Board's staff includes two Senior Investor Liaisons—individuals with significant professional experience in financial analysis and investing that both provide their own perspectives and help the Board and staff engage investors in the standard-setting process (as described below).
Engaging Investors in the Standard Setting ProcessInvestors, creditors, and other users of financial information are a primary source for explaining what financial information is useful to them. It is critically important to engage a wide range of investors in the standard-setting process as a means of informing the Board and staff about their perspectives.
Recognizing that investors and other users can have differing opinions about the types of information that is useful, the Board strives for input from a broad spectrum of individuals and organizations including:
- Portfolio managers (PMs) and analysts from long-only asset managers and long/short hedge funds, both large and small. Both PMs and analysts may have roles as either sector specialists or generalists.
- Sellside analysts from large and small firms consisting primarily of sector-specific coverage.
- Accounting analysts from both asset management firms and the sellside.
- Credit rating agency analysts and managers.
- Analysts that work with both equity and debt.
- Industry groups, such as the CFA Institute.
- Other users of financial information, such as regulators.
- Standing advisory groups: The Board meets regularly with five different standing advisory groups it created to provide input on both strategic and technical issues. Each group includes investor representatives. One such group, the Investors Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC), solely comprises individuals from the investment profession whose primary career focus is on accounting and financial reporting matters. Other groups include the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Council (FASAC), the Private Company Financial Reporting Committee (PCFRC), the Small Business Advisory Committee, and the Valuation Resource Group.
- Project-specific working groups: The Board often will create a working group of people with specialized experience to advise it on project-specific standard-setting issues. Those groups, which always include investors and other users, meet periodically with the Board and staff and provide input through other less formal means. There are currently active working groups for leasing, reporting financial performance, and insurance contracts.
- Project-specific investor outreach: Board members and staff often contact investors directly to solicit their views on financial reporting issues, including whether to add a project to the agenda and to get input on the relative usefulness of alternative approaches to solving particular reporting problems.
- Exposure of proposals: A main feature of the Board's due process is the exposure of proposals for public comment. The exposure process allows anyone interested in financial reporting, including investors, to provide their views on proposed standards.
- General investor outreach: FASB members and staff hold periodic meetings to expand and enhance direct communication with investors. Through mid-2009, Board members and staff had met with several dozen investor representatives. The FASB also has plans to launch a web portal geared specifically to users. Through it, users can learn about potential upcoming issues and provide input on current standard-setting activities.
The Board strives to obtain a complete picture of investor perspectives by considering together the input it receives from these various sources. For example, the project to comprehensively reconsider the accounting for financial instruments has benefited from the input of users through a project-specific resource group, advisory groups such as ITAC, FASAC and PCFRC, as well as liaison group meetings, a roundtable on fair value, numerous roadshows and individual calls with about 100 investors. See a summary of investor outreach to date.
Communicating Investors' PerspectivesAnother critically important feature of the Board's due process is communicating, both internally and externally, what it has learned about the perspectives of investors and other users.
Internally, we communicate what we have learned to all Board members and staff through meeting minutes and staff-prepared memoranda.
We communicate externally in a variety of ways:
- Each time the Board meets in a public decision-making meeting, it provides observers with a handout that describes the issues being discussed and a summary of significant investor input received. Those meeting handouts are available on the FASB website.
- Minutes or other summaries of public meetings of standing advisory groups and project-specific working groups are available on the FASB website.
- The basis for conclusions section of each Exposure Draft and final Accounting Standards Update describes the various ways the Board obtained user views, what those views were, and how those views influenced its judgments.
- A summary of comments received on an Exposure Draft, including views expressed by investors, is prepared and made available on the FASB website.
Governance and OversightThe Financial Accounting Foundation is the independent, private-sector organization that created the FASB and is responsible for its oversight. In particular, the Foundation is responsible for financing the FASB, selecting FASB members, and overseeing the standard-setting process to ensure that the FASB achieves its mission. A 16-member Board of Trustees governs the Foundation.
Investors are represented in the governance and oversight of the FASB. Several individuals with a strong, active, investor perspective serve as members of the Board of Trustees and on important Trustee Committees, such as the appointments and evaluations committee (which makes FASB member appointment and reappointment recommendations) and the standard-setting process oversight committee (which is charged with evaluating the efficiency and effectiveness of the standard-setting process, including investor participation).


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Snow Cone Straws
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Snow cone lovers know how important it is to enjoy their favorite frosty treats right down to the last delicious drop— a given with our playful straws. Designed especially for homemade snow cones, these red-and-white straws are made of eco-friendly paper. Perfect for parties and everyday fun, the straws are also great for milkshakes, smoothies, sodas and other refreshing treats.
- Set of 20 straws.
- Made in China.
- A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.
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This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
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The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
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For an additional charge of $17.50 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders recieved by 9:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday thorugh Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
Return Policy
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, food, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams-Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Return Policy.


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Get iOS 5 features on your original iPhone and iPhone 3G with Whited00r for jailbreak
A hack called Whited00r allows iOS 5 features to be installed on the original iPhone and iPhone 3G devices, as well as the early iPod touch models.
Whited00r will automatically jailbreak your device, and the latest version of Cydia, 1.1.3, will be installed on it. The biggest advantage of the tool, is that you will get true multitasking, and apps will keep in running state in the background.
It's as simple as running a manual IPSW install via iTunes before Whited00r takes over and installs a custom iOS firmware package. Apparently you'll be running a heavily modified iOS 3.1.3 IPSW, which is required on older iOS devices. As such, this version of iOS comes with a custom iCloud setup, and also doesn't include the new Notification Center included in iOS 5.
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A Journey Through the Catechism
A Message from Archbishop Kurtz
During these last four and one-half years, the Why Catholic process has focused on the Catechism of the Catholic Church as a guide to understanding what we believe and how we pray as Catholic Christians. We have explored the sacraments, prayer, the Creed, the sacred liturgy, and the moral and social teaching of the Church. I thank you for your participation, which is a testament to your deep commitment and dedication to your faith. I hope you found this process informative and inspirational.
Before the last season began, I wrote that my prayer is that you will conclude this Why Catholic process with the confidence and missionary fervor to share the great gift of faith that you have received. Now that Why Catholic is complete, keep the momentum going and participate in other opportunities to deepen and share your faith. On this page you will find provide possible resources for continuing the small Christian community faith-sharing component as well as other adult education possibilities, both online and in person. Many of you also took to heart the weekly challenge to "live the good news" found in your Why Catholic booklets through acts of service and outreach, which are always needed. Please continue to provide leadership and leaven in your parish communities.
If you are looking for additional suggestions on next steps, consult the person in charge of faith formation at your parish or contact our Director of Evangelization, Sal Della Bella at email@example.com or 502/585-3291.
As we conclude our experience with Why Catholic, I would like to express my deep appreciation to the clergy, parish catechetical leaders, Why Catholic coordinators, small group leaders, and archdiocesan staff who worked so hard to make this process a success. During the four and one-half years, more than 90 parishes participated in some way in Why Catholic with a high of 10,000 individuals in small groups, countless more in large group activities, and another 105 in online programs in more recent years.
Remember to always pray first, to believe, and to live the gift of faith you have been given. May God bless you!
For a sampling of small group resources post Why Catholic? click here
To take an online survey regarding your Why Catholic? small group experience click here


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Comments about 5 in. 10,000 RPM 10 Amp Angle Grinder:
Only time will tell but great so far! I had a Dewalt, I can tell the difference between the two: Metabo is much more smooth and controllable. By the way I am just a regular guy who grinds a few welds on occasion but I like to buy things that last.
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Comments about 5 in. 10,000 RPM 10 Amp Angle Grinder:
I use this grinder for my welding and it works great. Virtually all things about it are good: Weight-able to use one hand as needed for tight spots, just be careful. Auto balance-good for off balanced disc's. Overall design is good. Just one drawback in my opinion: You need to push the side black button first, THEN the trigger to crank it up. I thought it was the trigger lock at first, but it wasn't. Plus I didn't see it in the description before I purchased it. It may take a while to get used to it unless you have something like that already. I'm used to it now and its actually good for safety purposes.
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Metabo One Year Standard Warranty - New & Reconditioned Tools
Metabo power tools have been carefully tested and inspected before shipment and are warranted to be free from any defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 12 months from user's original date of purchase for tools purchased after April 1, 2004. If repair is required, return complete tool, shipping prepaid, with proof of purchase and, if claiming extended warranty, XXL® confirmation to Metabo's nearest authorized service station. If inspection shows defective material or workmanship, Metabo will repair or replace (at Metabo's option) the tool without charge during the warranty period. This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear. It does not cover any damages caused by careless or unsafe handling, alteration, accidents, misuse or repair attempted or made by personnel other than Metabo Corporation or its authorized service stations. This warranty also excludes chucks and accessories supplied by Metabo Corporation. This warranty applies in lieu of any other warranties, expressed or implied, and variations of its terms are not authorized.
The foregoing obligation is Metabo's sole liability under this or any implied warranty, and under no circumstances shall Metabo be liable for any incidental or consequential damages. Some states do not allow limitations on how long implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other legal rights which vary from state to state.
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Metabo products are designed for a long service life, but to give you additional peace of mind for your investment, Metabo is now offering the XXL® warranty. After registration, your normal warranty is simply extended to 3 years from the date of purchase.
You can only benefit from the XXL® warranty when you register online here within four weeks after the original date of purchase. It can also be applied to any machine that was purchased since April 1, 2004.


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I am not responsible if you screw up your Wii, you Will void your warranty if you open the Wii case!Please read ahead but mod at your own risk!
Step 1: Things Needed
A Wii
Tri wing / Phillips screwdriver
Bondo / silicone mold
Some piping
Wiimote Charger
wire, solder, soldering iron, usb male & female
And some Balls to take apart your Wii!
Step 2: The main part
First I thought of a design and added things to it over about a week, so I was sure I got everything I wanted. The base has a Wiimote charger, extra usb port in front, and usb connector to the console.
I bought a cheep charger form Toys "R" Us about $20 and took it apart to get the good stuff. Then moved the contacts for the Wiimote into my Mario bros pipe, and made a custom mushroom for the color changing led that indicates the charge status. Lastly I sculpted the ascetics with clay then molded them with the silicone and made casts with Bondo so they are identical.
I'm currently working on doing two-part molding and am curious as to how well bondo would work for the project, I haven't worked with bondo before, so I do not know the consistency or anything else to expect and am curious, is it exceptionally thick and therefore would be difficult to use in two-part molding?
Lots of questions that boil down to simply, what bondo did you use, or does 'any' bondo work. and will it work in two-part molding?
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Thursday, June 27, 2013
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The Bradenton Times Events
Barbaryan Gallery exhibition at Village of the Arts
Date: December 19, 2012Time: 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm
1329 11th Street West
Bradenton, FL
Stop by the Village of the Arts to view the Barbaryan Gallery, which will show the fashion-illustration work of Susan Barbaryan. Barbaryan's work from the 1950s-1960s embodied the golden age of ad illustration. The artist illustrated for many of the top fashion designers including Anne Klein. Many of Barbaryan's original sketches and prints will be exhibited. Formerly of New York City, the artist and her family moved to Sarasota in 1976 and Barbaryan eventually resided in both the Riverfront and Langdon Hall retirement communities.
From the late 1940s through the early 1970s, Susan was one of the top fashion illustrators in the industry, a time that included the so-called Mad Men era, when advertising began to mesh with pop culture. In the beginning, she worked out of a studio in Hell's Kitchen New York City (pictured in the gallery) and for most of her career used the easel, brushes and supplies displayed in the exhibit as well. The gallery, located at 1329 11th Street West in Bradenton's Village of the Arts, features many of her surviving fashion illustration originals and prints, as well as some of her nudes and children's fashion illustration. Susan Barbaryan passed away in the Fall of 2012 in Bradenton, Florida. The gallery will be open through December 22; 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.


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This colour, although a pretty neutral nude/pink is extremely flattering and comfortable to wear because of its creamy formula. It is quite moisturising and long wearing – it lasts around 5 hours on me which is my experience of all Nars lipsticks. I highly recommend this ipstick as a must have every day shade which goes with all types of makeup looks.
A lustrous, long-wearing lipstick infused with conditioners to provide comfortable wear and sumptuously silky color. Smooth, ultra comfortable wear. Sophisticated shade range. Patented blend of conditioners and antioxidants that hydrate, nourish and protect lips.


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Charlotte Spencer Barnett, 57, of Jackson, died Sunday, Jan. 20.
She was a retired nurse for Kentucky River Medical Center in Jackson, and was the daughter of the late Dock Spencer and the late Eva Combs Spencer. She was also preceded in death by her brothers, Mitchell and Asbalee Spencer.
She is survived by her son, Steven Neace of Hazard; sisters Sherrie Spencer, Janet Hurt, and Charlene Wooton, all of Hazard, and Diane Blankenship of Tennessee; brothers Donnie Spencer, James Spencer, and Eugene Spencer, all of Hazard; and grandson Alexander Neace.
Arrangements are being handled by Maggard Mountain View Chapel of Hazard, where the family will receive friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 25. Services will follow at 1 p.m. with Bobby Holland officiating. Interment will be at Neace Cemetery in Grapevine.


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Bold Stripe Chiffon Back Sweater
Style # 215014
With a sheer contrast stripe design at long sleeves, sheer mesh back panel and fresh lightweight knit, this bebe sweater is sure to amp up your new-season style. Try it over a swimsuit with a pair of denim cut-offs on a summer getaway.
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- Center back to hem: 24" (61 cm)
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- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
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Rated 5 out of 5�by Klg720 Great and lightweight! When I first saw this sweater blouse online I thought I was beautiful!!!! Then when I got it home it just confirmed my first thoughts!! I was so surprised at how lightweight and beautiful the material was. Which is great because I live in Texas and it gets hit and hotter here! You can dress it up and down. Absolutely love it! Fits true to size. August 12, 2013
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It's been nearly two years since Dominick Cruz last fought, a unanimous decision victory over Demetrious Johnson at UFC Live: Cruz vs. Johnson. It was the UFC's last show on the Versus network, it's first title fight on free TV in 4 years. The UFC had yet to run a single show on Fox or any of its affiliates. What I'm saying is, it's been a while.
In the meantime, Renan Barao has established himself as the new face on the block. He beat Urijah Faber soundly for the interim title, and put a stop to Michael McDonald in an exciting, but ultimately decisive test. He's almost entirely shook off the shadow of Cruz, the true UFC bantamweight champion. Almost, but not quite.
Back in February it seemed that the title was still firmly Cruz's, Dana White spoke on the issue just before Renan Barao defended the interim belt against McDonald:
The tune remained largely unchanged over the next few months. With Dana and Cruz meeting to discuss the future of the belt, and coming to the mutual agreement that it was a future that included Dominick Cruz as champion."I hate taking something like that away from somebody," UFC President Dana White said in a press conference this week. "The way it works in the fight business is, you beat the man who beat the man." (via SportsNet)
I'm not sure if anything has changed since their last conversation in April, but Dominick Cruz recently appeared on MMA Prime for an interview, and his thoughts on the belt were much more staid. He sounded like a man ready to let go of his title for the betterment of the division."We had a great conversation with Dominick," White said on Thursday from Madison Square Garden, where the organization held a press event to publicize this weekend's UFC 159. "He's good, he's feeling healthy. He's training again. He's going to keep his title and when he comes back, he'll defend it." (via MMAFighting)
If he truly has no set time table for his return at this point, vacating the title may be the best option. I've long been a believer that Cruz is the rightful champion and shouldn't be stripped, but the division can't continue to wait on him if he's still unsure of when he'll be able to make a full recovery. His focus on having a long term career is smart, and his approach at this point should be admired. He's not an old fighter, and could have a lot of good years left if he takes the time off to get back to full strength. That may just have to mean coming back without the belt as well."I can't worry about the belt. It's really not my position to decide whether I keep it because I've been injured or whether Dana takes it or whether Barao has it. The belt is there. The bottom line is me getting healthy so I can go out there and do what I do best which is prove why I am where I am today. I'm not here by accident. I work hard to be there I'm at and I'm working hard in therapy to make sure I return to form as soon as possible. That's the goal. It's been a very tedious, tough process.... Nobody wants to wait including me. I don't want to have to wait but I don't really have a choice at this point other than to take my time and come back strong." (via MMAMania)


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Honors Program
Carve out a unique path. Define your academic journey. Separate yourself from the pack as you learn alongside other serious, like-minded students. Maximize the strength of your resume.
Our highly regarded honors program provides a unique opportunity for students to take an alternative track through the interdisciplinary studies requirements of the college. Incoming undergraduate students with either a 3.25 cumulative grade point average or a score of 24 or higher on the ACT are eligible to apply.
"Students who have participated in our honors program and have completed their senior honors project have done very, very well in their search for employment after Lakeland College," says Meg Albrinck, vice president for academic affairs. "And those who wish to go on to graduate school are very well-placed because they can discuss their undergraduate research project as part of their graduate application process."
How is it different?
As an honors program member, you will blaze your own trail. You will choose what you want to study and what you want to learn, which puts a lot of responsibility in your hands – but also gives you ownership of your academic direction.
Your freshman year, you will be part of a cohort of about 20 other honors program students. This group will take a year's worth of courses together, six hours a week during that first year. You will remain a part of that cohort in the second year, while at the same time beginning to branch out on your own.
View Sample Curriculum
Honors Program
Freshman year
- HON 190: Introduction to Honors: Fall (6 cr)
- HON 290: Revolutions in Thought: Spring (3 cr)
Sophomore Year
- HON 370: Honors Seminar: Spring or May (3 cr)
- Public Speaking component: Fall or Spring (3 cr)
- HON 400: Directed Readings: Fall and/or Spring (1 cr.)
Junior Year
- HON 370: Honors Seminar: Spring or May (3 cr)
- HON 400: Directed Readings Fall and/or Spring (1 cr.)
Senior Year
- HON 410: Developing an Original Project: Fall (1 cr)
- HON 480: Honors Project Spring or May (3 cr)
Snapshot of Success
Name: Ashley Doran
Hometown: St. Francis, Wis.
Title: Graduate student, forensic science (biology concentration)
Grad School: Michigan State University
What's the most efficient, credible method of collecting and preserving trace evidence from the fingernails of a crime victim? What's the ideal way to analyze that critically important DNA evidence once it's been safely secured?
For Ashley, a 2012 Lakeland College grad, those are the exciting questions she strives to answer every day through her cutting-edge research.
Ashley's graduate school tuition is paid for, and she receives a stipend for her work – which includes teaching two lab sections for an undergraduate-level cell and microbiology class. When she earns her master's degree in a year, Ashley's goal is to analyze DNA evidence for a crime lab.
"It's really cool, and fun," she says of her work, which has included DNA analysis for The Innocence Project.
Ashley, who graduated with a major in chemistry and a minor in criminal justice, went through Lakeland's highly regarded Honors Program – which is designed for like-minded, high-achieving students coming out of high school.
"I really liked that I got to come up with and design my own senior project," Ashley says, adding that she studied the amount of tryptophan in Lakeland's cafeteria food and created a method of extracting the desirable amino acid. "That was exciting and really gave me an edge. You come up with an idea and explore it on your own, but the professors really help you. The honors program paid off for me."
Ashley says she "really misses Lakeland," and will always appreciate the help she received there.
"I've never been one of those naturally smart people, so I always had to work really hard," she says. "Sometimes I got discouraged. But the professors were so supportive. Any time I needed help, school-related or not, they pushed me in the right direction. I had the support of my parents and friends of course, but it helps so much to have professors who see your potential and help you reach it."
Honors Program at Lakeland
The honors program culminates with a senior project, which can involve anything from an academic breakthrough to a societal contribution. Listed below are just a handful of recent senior projects completed by Lakeland College graduates who successfully completed the honors program:
- Study of the impact Asian carp have on the Lake Michigan sport fishing industry
- Analysis of the levels of tryptophan in various food preparation methods , with review of levels of tryptophan in Lakeland College dining service food
- Study of how a specific vocabulary building technique at the Sheboygan Early Learning Center (4K) increased literacy
- Introduction of Wii Fit to senior citizens to improve their mobility and agility
- Study of how parental relationships impact children's attitudes toward marriage
- Examination of how the study of evolution correlates with religious beliefs
- Development of exercise protocol to reduce occurrence of ACL injuries


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Port Henry The brilliant autumn afternoon belied the somber mood in the town of Moriah Nov. 11 as hundreds of people turned out to welcome home the body of native son Dain Venne.
Staff Sgt. Venne, age 29, of Port Henry was killed in Paktiya Province, Afghanistan, on Nov. 3, according to the U.S. Department of Defense.
He is the son of Brian and Laura (Harris) Venne. Brian Venne is Moriah town justice and a former town trustee. Laura Venne is a teacher at Moriah Central School.
People, fire trucks, television crews and American flags lined Main Street Port Henry as Venne's body came home.
Firefighters from Port Henry, Moriah and Mineville-Witherbee were joined by the Ticonderoga Fire Department as fire trucks lined both sides of the street. Venne was a member of the Port Henry department.
Also on site was the MacBoston 18 Truck. The truck is an inspirational and memorial vehicle in tribute fallen firefighters from the area. Mac is in memory of firefighter Paul MacMurray of Hudson Falls; Boston refers to the city of Boston, where the truck was purchased; 18 was MacMurray's badge number. The vehicle also honors Brian Meyers Sr. of Schuylerville.
"It's something no one wants to do, but something we have to do for a hero like Dain Venne," the Rev. David Hirtle of the First Congregational Church in Crown Point said of the procession. "I'm pleased to see so many people."
People came from all over to pay tribute to the fallen soldier, including members of Barneveld Fire Department.
Chief Brian Healey said his men made the nearly three-hour trip from the Utica area at the request of an absent member.
"One of our firefighters, John Gates, is in Afghanistan and served with Dain," Healey said. "He contacted us through Facebook and asked us to represent him today. He thought Dain was a great guy, a great friend. We're glad we can make this gesture."
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South Aiken HS 68,
Greenbrier (Ga.) HS 57
Jordan Dingle led the way for South Aiken (2-1) with 24 points, followed by Jordan Scott with 18 points. Taijha Turner chipped in 10 points for the T-Breds, who will host Airport on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. after a 6 p.m. girls game.
Cross Creek (Ga.) HS 69,
Fox Creek HS 59
Fox Creek High School started off strong and stayed competitive Tuesday evening in its boys basketball opener.
The Predators (0-1) jumped out to a six-point lead and delighted the home fans, but the Razorbacks (1-2) fought back to an 18-12 lead to end the first quarter and managed to keep Fox Creek at bay.
Marques Sumner and Deondre Baskett had 13 points apiece for the home team, followed by teammate Brandy Quiller with 12.
Dominating among all scorers was Cross Creeks Treaire Moore, with 29 points. Teammate Marcus Lofland added 10.
Fox Creeks next action is a weekend tournament at Augusta Prep, starting with a 4 p.m. Thursday game against Westminster.
South Aiken Baptist 60,
Andrew Jackson Academy 16
South Aiken Baptist (1-0) won its opener, sparked by a 17-point, 10-rebound effort from Joseph Kass. Ben Alexander added 15 points, and Joshua Metzer had 14 points and 10 assists.
South Aiken Baptist will host Wardlaw on Tuesday, with JV girls action starting things off at 4 p.m.
South Aiken Baptist JV 25,
Andrew Jackson Academy JV 13
Ridge Spring-Monetta MS 25
LBC (1-0) won its opener over RS-M (0-1) behind a 20-point effort from Tayler Wade. Zion Truesdell added 14 points for the victors, who will hit the road to play AL Corbett on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
Midland Valley HS 51, Lakeside (Ga.) HS 49 (OT)
Midland Valley (1-0) won its regular-season opener in overtime on the strength of a 26-point outburst from Alexis Bates.
Christien Dunbar had 11 points, and Janisa Prescott had seven. Freshman Elizabeth Gunter controlled the boards with 12 rebounds on the night.
The Mustangs will host Silver Bluff Friday at 6 p.m.
Cross Creek (Ga.) HS 80,
Fox Creek HS 15
Cross Creek High School flexed some serious basketball muscle Tuesday evening in a girls game at Fox Creek. Cross Creek (3-0) had 11 players score, with Ashleigh Butlers 15-point performance as the best of the bunch.
Teammate Naomi Wilds added 10. Fox Creek, playing in its season opener, got a team-best total of six points via Kiena Green.
Fox Creek, with Richard Brady beginning his first season as head coach, is next to be in action in a weekend tournament at Augusta Prep, starting with a Thursday game at 5:30 p.m. against Augusta Christian.
Andrew Jackson Acad. 36,
South Aiken Baptist 23
South Aiken Baptist (0-1) lost despite 17 points from LeeAnn Gossett.
Andrew Jackson Academy JV 23,
South Aiken Baptist 12
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On Friday, March 26, a small group of experienced thrill seekers will jump from a helicopter above Stark Peak and land, on skis, in the Catamount bowl atop Mad River Glen's single chair.
Para-skiing is defined as jumping by parachute from an aircraft to ski from the landing spot. A true para-ski event has not been held since the first meet in 1961 when renowned skydivers Nate Pond, Lew Sanborn and their contemporaries landed their T10s at the top of Mad River Glen's Stark Peak, strapped on their skis and raced to the bottom.
Once the jumpers land on the MRG slope, they will shed their parachutes, strap on their skis, enter the race course and ski to the finish line. All times will be recorded from exiting the aircraft until crossing the finish line; the skier with the fastest time wins. The focus of the demonstration event is on safety and fun, according to organizers.
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The Chattanooga Mocs had another big crowd come out for the annual Blue & Gold Match in the First Tennessee Pavilion today. A lively bunch of tailgaters saw a more experienced Gold squad outlast the Blue team 21-14 in exhibition action.
Despite putting seven freshmen on the mat, the Blue squad was in the match until the final horn. Freshman Michael Pongracz (Milford, N.J.) lost to sophomore Austin Sams (Fairfield, Ohio) 8-6 in overtime at 141 in the last bout. Pongracz also competed at 133, which is why the 141 bout was moved to the end.
Gold opened with three straight wins, including decisions by freshman Byron Smith (Memphis, Tenn.) and junior Nick Soto (Spring Hill, Fla.) at 125 and 133. Soto has won two-straight Southern Conference Championships, 125 last season and 133 as a freshman in 2012. He will be back at 133 this season.
"Byron Smith at 125 lbs. looked really good and Mike Pongracz lost two matches but wrestled really well," stated head coach Heath Eslinger. "He wrestled two really good guys to (close)matches. I was impressed with those two guys. We still have work to do, but I am excited for the direction we are headed."
Freshman Michael Hooker (Maryville, Tenn.) gave the Gold a 12-0 lead with a pin (4:30) at 149 over freshman Kevin Cooper (Morning View, Ky.).
The Blue team won the next three, beginning with a 10-1 major decision by senior Alex Hudson (Marietta, Ga.) over junior Jared Presley (Harrison, Ohio) at 157. Hudson won the SoCon title at 149 last season, but will move up a weight for his senior campaign.
Junior Corey Mock (Chapel Hill, N.C.), a transfer from North Carolina, made his UTC debut with a 13-0 major decision over junior Trey Stavrum (Chattanooga, Tenn.). Sophomore Sean Mappes (Greenwood, Ind.) closed the team gap to just a point, 12-11, with an 11-4 decision over freshman Barrett Walthall (Memphis, Tenn.).
Sophomore John Shrader (Franklin, Tenn.) widened the Gold lead to 15-11 with an 8-2 decision over freshman D.J. Franklin-Smith (Glen Burnie, Md.) at 184. Freshman Jared Johnson (Jefferson City, Mo.) brought the Gold back to within a point at 15-14 with his 8-1 decision over sophomore Clay Dent (Piedmont, Ala.) at 197.
Junior Kevin Malone (Carrollton, Ohio) made it 18-14 with his 5-3 decision over freshman Scottie Boykin (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) at heavyweight.
"I think this event brings some good energy," added Eslinger after the match. "Obviously, it's neat having it outdoors at the First Tennessee Pavilion before the football game. We kind of know where our guys are at, and maybe we saw some weakness we have right now. I think, more importantly, it gave us a chance to compete in front of our fans."
UTC opens the regular season in two weeks with a big night of wrestling at Maclellan Gym on Friday, Nov. 8. The Mocs host Cumberland at 5:00 p.m. (E.S.T.), followed by No. 8 Wisconsin at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale now on GoMocs.com or at the UTC Ticket Office at (423) 266-MOCS (6627).
Gold 21 – Blue 14
125: Byron Smith (Gold) – Dec. 11-4 - Zach Bridson (Blue) – Gold 3-0
133: Nick Soto (Gold) – Dec. 5-3 – Michael Pongracz (Blue) – Gold 6-0
149: Michael Hooker (Gold) – Fall 4:30 – Kevin Cooper (Blue) – Gold 12-0
157: Alex Hudson (Blue) – MD 10-1 – Jared Presley (Gold) – Gold 12-4
165: Corey Mock (Blue) – MD 13-0 – Trey Stavrum (Gold) – Gold 12-8
174: Sean Mappes (Blue) – Dec. 11-4 - Barrett Walthall (Gold) – Gold 12-11
184: John Shrader (Gold) – Dec. 8-2 - D.J. Franklin-Smith (Blue) – Gold 15-11
197: Jared Johnson (Blue) – Dec. 8-1 - Clay Dent (Gold) – Gold 15-14
285: Kevin Malone (Gold) – Dec. 5-3 – Scottie Boykins (Blue) – Gold 18-14
141: Austin Sams (Gold) – Dec. 8-6 (OT) - Michael Pongracz (Blue) – Gold 21-14


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"When kids are the ones that prepare the food, they're at least willing to try it." This is one of the lessons local chef Lisa Barnes has learned from the cooking class she teaches once a week at Moretown Elementary School.
For some students who work with Barnes to create naturally healthy concoctions like blueberry balsamic dressing, "this is probably the first time they've eaten a salad by choice," Barnes said, and she has been pleasantly surprised at how open kids are to eating new foods, even if they're green and supposedly good for you.
While Barnes teaches students how to cook food, perhaps even more importantly she teaches them about where their food comes from and the type of nutrition it provides. "We've used flax seed enough times now that when I ask them why it's good for them, they can tell me about Omega-3 fatty acids," Barnes said, smiling.
Barnes, a Moretown native, attended culinary school in California before moving back home and settling into her current role as the director of Mad River Localvores, a community group aimed at increasing local food consumption and production. She also owns her own year-old company, Fiddleheads Cuisine, which offers meal services, cooking classes and catering.
"I've always had a very home-based passion for cooking," Barnes said, but when her neighbor, the principal at Moretown Elementary School, called her up after two girls at school came to him with the idea to start a cooking club, Barnes was happy to volunteer her time and expertise.
Moretown Elementary School, because it gets its school lunches delivered from Harwood Union High School, doesn't have its own kitchen, so the students "don't even see the food being prepared," Barnes said, which is so important for developing healthy eating habits.
Together, Barnes worked with the school nurse, Karyn Kaminski, to find a way to incorporate a Farm to School-type program into the fifth- and sixth-grade health class curriculum. With Barnes' cooking class, students learn not only learn what goes into meals and how to prepare them, they learn how to grow the ingredients they use.
A couple of weeks ago, Barnes brought in a variety of greens such as dandelion, arugula and bok choy for students to sample to that they could decide which ones they wanted to grow in the school's available raised beds.
Whatever initial fears Barnes may have had about picky children's responses to her more adventurous cooking ideas dissolved when "they all tried [the greens]," she said. And even more, "both classes chose to plant arugula, which I thought was really cool," Barnes said.
Students have responded so positively to the new program that it will continue in the upcoming school year and Moretown Elementary School has applied for a grant from Farm to Schools so it can offer the cooking class to more grade levels as well.
So far with Barnes' help, Moretown Elementary students have made banana flax muffins, potato carrot kugel and more, and they've posted the recipes they use on a class blog called Cooking Healthy with Kids (moretowncooks.blogspot.com) so they—and readers—can make them at home, too.


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The Scioto County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization, which was founded in 1976 and remains active in 2013 with over 100 members. The society's purpose is to collect and preserve historical records of Scioto County and to make available for use in genealogical research. An ongoing project has been to locate and document cemeteries of Scioto County. Our last update was "Gravestone Inscriptions of Scioto County, Ohio Vol. 6, Bloom Township" and our next projects will include Vernon and Rush Townships. We are always looking for volunteers to help transcribe tombstone information. Anyone with knowledge of any cemetery in Scioto County is urged to contribute the information to the society.
Highlights of programs in the past year included speakers:
Joan Smith "Identifying and Preserving Photo's for 1840-1900"; Jill McDonald President of 7Nation Celtic Club of Portsmouth, Ohio gave an Irish Tea and John Hogan "Celtic Heritage in Southern Ohio; Chip Horr "Portsmouth Civil War Unit 1st Ohio Light Artillery Battery L"; Carolyn Cottrell Portsmouth Public library Local History Department "The Ologies" Marriage of Technology and Genealogy", Lori Shafer "Organizing Your Records "from Briggs Lawrence County Public library.
SCCOGS Members represented the Society in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Portsmouth and 2012 Greenup County Genealogy Conference at Greenup, Ky., 1940 Census project, 27th Annual Ohio Genealogical Society Chapter Management Seminar in Ross County, and the Eastern Kentucky Genealogy Conference at Paintsville, Ky.
Officers for 2013 include: President, Phyllis Crawford; Vice President, Jodi Wright; Treasurer, Gladys Reynolds; Recording Secretary, Patricia Lacy; Corresponding Secretary, Janice Edwards. Committee chairs include: Evelyn Baker and Patricia Lacy co-chairs of Publications; Newsletter Editor/Webmaster, Joyce Sadler; Janice Edwards, Cemetery chair; Gladys Reynolds, Research; Belinda Bowman-Schaefer, Librarian; Mary Elizabeth Flanagan, Historian/Scrapbook.
Publications of past years which are still for sale include: The 1884 History of the Lower Scioto Valley, reprinted in 2007, a Scioto County 1850 Census Index for every township, Early Settlers of Scioto County, and other cemetery updates and obituary volumes. For purchase information on any of these publications please see the society website.
The official newsletter of the society SCCOGS NEWS is published bimonthly and available on the website for members and non-members to view as well as many other information aide for beginner genealogist such as" Inscriptions of Greenlawn Cemetery", "Nile Township Cemetery Inscriptions" "Enlisted Men of 1918", upcoming Genealogy Conferences for 2013, brief histories of the townships of Scioto county, research helps and forms and Families Histories "Pioneer of Scioto County, Ohio". All can be viewed at our website at www.sccogs.com .
The Chapter holdings of genealogical records, books, donated Family Histories and other research materials are housed in the Local History Department of the Portsmouth Public Library. The chapter also now maintains an office in the Masonic Temple Building for storage of older genealogy records. Members take research requests for non-resident members as time permits.
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Timing and cost concerns are lingering for Aiken County as it prepares to move thousands of files, supplies and pieces of equipment into its new government center on University Parkway.
The building, which will house more than 200 employees and numerous departments, is expected to be completed by February 2014. But in the meantime, the County must figure out the most timely and cost-effective way to manage a move.
While construction moves forward at the site, Aiken County Councilman Scott Singer anticipates the move could cost "several hundred thousand dollars."
He hopes Aiken County staff can provide specific information related to the size and cost of switching offices so that Council can budget the move appropriately.
He added that, while there are likely many companies that could "pull off" such a move, there may be a limited number of firms that could actually provide a well-defined, reasonable estimate of the scope and price beforehand.
The County, he said, will need to provide County Council with an assessment either through its own devices or by contracting with a third party that specializes in such consultation.
Councilman Chuck Smith agreed, saying he wanted to get a sense of the cost in addition to how quickly the move could be orchestrated.
"We have to ensure that services continue to flow smoothly for the residents of the county," Smith said. "We don't need a dislocation of County government for two weeks and disrupt the lives of the citizens while we're trying to get moved."
County Administrator Clay Killian indicated that finding a certain level of expertise will be vital, particularly since the County government offices have been located on Richland Avenue for close to 40 years.
"You're not moving a six-bedroom house. You're moving into a 130,000-square-foot building," Killian said. "We think it would be wise to have the professionals that do this come in and coach us through the process and help us figure out the best way to do it at the least amount of cost."
He also reiterated Smith's reasoning, saying he wants to avoid any kind of governmental shutdown during the transition.
"Clearly, because we're a public operation, with the treasurer's office, tax assessor's office and all the things that the public comes to, we need to be able to move with the least disruption to our operation."
Additionally, he noted the move-in schedule will largely be driven by the building schedule.
"The last thing we need to do is have the building ready in February or March of 2014 and not be able to move in until April. There's a lot of coordination that needs to go into this, and that's what we're trying to do."
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Each week, the Moultrie News and Mount Pleasant Recreation Department will feature one local lacrosse athlete participating in the department. Kate Kuisel, 12, plays midfield for the Yellow Jackets.
Question: Who is your favorite lacrosse player?
Answer: My favorite lacrosse player has to be my brother, John Kuisel.
Q: If you could visit any city or country, where would you go?
A: I've always wanted to visit Australia and go scuba diving in the Great Barrier Reef.
Q: What is the best moment in your athletic career?
A: My best moment was in 2010, when I achieved first in the region for cross country.
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Q: If you could be anyone for a day, who would you be?
A: It would be amazing to be Misty May Treanor, the Olympic beach volleyball player.
Q: What is the best advice you have gotten from a coach?
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Q: What do you look forward to the most about being an adult?
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Q: What do you think is the most difficult and most fun position to play in lacrosse?
A: I think center is the most difficult but, it's also the most exciting.
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The Cal State Northridge men's and women's cross country teams host the Northridge Invitational Friday (Oct. 16) at Balboa Park.
The meet, which will take place at the Wildlife/Cricket/Japanese Garden area of Balboa Park Sepulveda Basin is located east of Woodley Ave., between Burbank and Victory Blvd., just west of the 405 fwy. The course starts on the east side of the cricket field located north of the entrance road. The Northridge Invitational is the first cross country meet hosted by Cal State Northridge in 22 years.
Two women's 6,000-meter race is scheduled for 4:45 p.m. and the men's 8,000-meter race will start at approximately 5:20 p.m. Spectators are encouraged to park in Lots 1 or 3, teams will park in Lot 2.
238 runners are scheduled to compete on Friday with teams from CSU Bakersfield, Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Los Angeles, Occidental, San Diego State, UC Riverside, UC Santa Barbara, USC and Westmont College scheduled to compete.
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An upcoming Winter Fossil Show will usher in a new year of exciting, family-friendly events at Cypress Gardens.
Cypress Gardens showcases a vast array of local fossils at this popular annual event, set for 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16. Coastal South Carolina's lively prehistoric past attracts both amateur collectors and paleontologist alike.
"A number of quite impressive marine and terrestrial fossils have been discovered in the Lowcountry," Cypress Gardens Director Dwight Williams said. "Shark teeth, whale, mammoth, primitive horse fossils, and shellfish are some of the most common finds.
"In recent years, there have even been some dinosaur fossils found in the state."
Local fossils and even some exotic fossil material will be on display to view and explore. Guests are encouraged to bring their finds and have them analyzed by experts, who will be available to help with identification.
Children can participate in a fossil dig, and door prizes will be awarded every hour.
Lunch will be available for purchase.
The show is free with regular paid admission to Cypress Gardens ($10 adult, $9 senior, $5 child 6 to 12 years of age). Berkeley County residents will be admitted free from 9 a.m. until 12 Noon with a photo ID.
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