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Dr. Gary Heba
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Gary Heba joined the faculty of the Scientific & Technical Communication at BGSU in 1991. He earned his Ph.D. in Rhetoric & Composition from Purdue University in 1992. Since then, he has taught every communication core course both at the graduate level and the undergraduate level.
Gary is active in the Society for Technical Communication (STC). In the past, he served as the STC Multimedia Special Interest Group (SIG) Manager. He was the STC International Technical Video Competition Manager for 1997-1998. In 1999, he co-edited a special issue of Technical Communication on research. He regularly presents at STC's annual conferences. He served as a proposal reviewer for the Theory and Research Stem of the STC's 43rd Annual Conference.
Science Writing is one of Gary's areas of interest. He has also been involved in research on multimedia and visual rhetoric. His research resulted in a number of articles published in such journals as Intercom, Technical Communication, Computers and Composition, and IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication.
Dr. Bill Coggin
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Bill Coggin (Ph.D.) came to BGSU in 1980. Since then he has taught almost every course in both the undergraduate and graduate programs, including technical writing, technical editing, and research for technical writers. Additionally, he has taught graduate courses in SGML and in writing for accountants. His current research interests focus primarily on international technical communication, both administering programs with a large international population and communicating with people in various cultures.
Bill was the founding advisor of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) BGSU Student Chapter. During the 1980s he also sat on the international STC Board of Directors as Director-sponsor for Region 4 (1986-89) and as Assistant to the President for Academic Affairs (1989-1990). In 1990, he became an STC Associate Fellow and became a Fellow in 1993. In 1997, he was awarded the Jay R. Gould Award for teaching and mentoring.
In 1996-97, Bill taught at Xi'an International Studies University (XISU) in Xi'an, Shaanxi, People's Republic of China, where he was selected as Model Teacher. In 1999, he was awarded an Adjunct Professorship with XISU, a position he still holds.
Bill also serves as Faculty Advisor for the BGSU Chinese Students and Scholars Association.
Dr. Jude Edminster
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Jude Edminster began her teaching and research at BGSU in 2002. She earned the M.A. in Renaissance Literature from the University of South Florida in 1995 and the Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Composition with emphases on Cultural Studies theory, post-colonial theory, and computers and composition in 2002. Her research interests include the investigation of how information technologies with texts at their core are produced and received; how these text-based technologies accommodate both continuities and changes in genre; and how genre theory can assist compositionists and other information researchers in designing usable information forms, as activities and social networks supported by text move into electronic environments. She is particularly interested in the appropriate and effective integration of verbal and visual information, and studies in perception and cognition that necessarily contribute to this effective integration.
As a teacher of Technical Communication, Jude believes that in order for technical communication students to hone their ability to play multiple roles within changing organizational structures, Technical Communication teachers need to develop courses and activities that assist students in developing the rhetorical qualities of practical wisdom (phronesis) and wiliness (metis). Providing them with instruction in current organizational theory and principles for managing both people and information help them to cultivate practical wisdom; educating them about the process of innovation can assist them in developing wiliness.
Jude has a strong commitment to educating all writing students about technology's continuing effects on the practice of writing in a variety of new writing spaces.
Jennifer Brown
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Jennifer Brown began teaching at BGSU in 2005. She had previously worked as a technical writer/trainer for a software and media technology company and also taught adjunct at Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU). Jennifer has done consulting for a marketing company in Minneapolis, usability testing for the IT department at MSU and freelance editing.
Gretchen Sommerfeld
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Gretchen Sommerfeld (B.S., M.A.) has been teaching at BGSU since 1995. She has taught ENG 111: Introductory Writing and ENG 112: Varieties of Writing, and currently teaches ENG 388: Introduction to Technical Writing.
A professional freelance technical writer and editor, Gretchen has over 10 years experience in business writing with strong ties to the construction industry, where she spent 9 years working as a commercial carpenter before returning to college to earn a degree in biology. Formally the assistant managing editor for the journal Personnel Psychology, Gretchen also telecommutes as part of the global production team for Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, working on journals such as Conservation Biology, Journal of Field Ornithology, Foreign Policy Analysis, International Journal of Applied Ceramics, Journal of Economics, Management and Strategy, and Journal of Communication.
Gretchen's teaching philosophy is grounded in practical methods that demonstrate to students how to write accurately, effectively, and efficiently, along with using creativity to help solve the problems that arise in the working world. She still stays involved in field research and is currently raising monarch butterflies, keeping records on the population counts, changing habitats and resources, as well as the parasites and viruses that affect monarchs. And with living in an old farmhouse, she has yet to hang up her toolbelt.


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Since February is the month of love, we are featuring these stunning rough Blue Sapphire earrings by local jewelry designer, Allison Neumann. Blue Sapphires represent love and purity, and are known to have strong healing properties that bring enlightenment & inner peace to its wearer. Carrying 2.20 carats in weight, these sapphires are anchored by heart shaped moonstone, and pyrite rondelles. Retail value is $200. Part of her new collection, these beauties are available for special order anytime…making the perfect Valentine's Day gift for your loved one. As usual, if you spend $250 + over the month of February, you're automatically entered for a chance to win this pair!
We are excited to introduce the "Featured Item of the Month" at Capricorn Boutique!
BEGINNING MAY 1st, we will feature a new item every month from one of our favorite designers at Capricorn.
Customers will have the opportunity to WIN our featured item throughout it's entire "feature" month!
Spend $250. or more over the course of the month & you are automatically entered into the RAFFLE to win…
At the end of every month one lucky winner is randomly selected.
Each month means a new chance to WIN FREE MERCHANDISE!
*Merchandise won may not be returned or exchanged for other items of for cash value. Must spend at least $250 throughout the month to qualify for entry to the raffle. One entry per person only. Raffle begins on the 1st of every month and ends on the last day of the month. Purchases made from the previous month(s) will not apply, each month starts a new raffle.
5 Trends Under $200
As Summer sadly comes to a close and we shift into Fall, we begin to take stock of our wardrobe, what we have, what we're missing and what we absolutely need. For most of us, we can always find something we need, that one piece (or in some cases pieces) that will complete our perfect Fall ensemble.
We have put together 5 key transitional pieces, certain to carry you into the new season with flying colors. Let's get down to it; #1 numero uno, a great Maxi dress in a neutral color, we love Nation Ltd's Central Park dress in heather grey, $98. Wear it right now with sandals, and then layer it up with a tuxedo jacket, strands of gold chains, and a great pair of booties for evening, note floor skimming length preferd. We guarantee you the options are endless, it's a must. #2 Be all that you can be and get on board with the Military trend. Whether it's a casual cotton shirt dress in army green (Saint Grace Trudi Dress is our pick at $126), or a great military inspired jacket, pair with blacks and camels for a full salute. #3 Channel your inner kitten and invest in an animal print. One of the season's biggest trends, everything from leopard print bags to zebra stripe shoes prowled the catwalks. We chose this Free People Kitty Kat cardi for only $128, meeoow. Bonus tip: perfect with a pair of military skinny cargos, another must for fall. #4 Don't forget to accessorize your new look with a statement collar necklace, instantly glams up any outfit. Tibetan Tribal necklace by Anandhi, $165. And the last essential piece to complete any fall wardrobe, #5 The bootcut jean, our go-to pair is Genetic Denim's Riley for $198. You will live in these for seasons to come, dress them up with a sheer blouse and some killer heels.
#1 Maxi Dress
#2 Military Inspired
#3 Animal Prints
#4 Statement Necklace
#5 Bootcut Jeans
Behind this brightly colored curtain littered with a melody of various patterns and designs, Oz is Zandra Rhodes. For those of you who have not had the pleasure of knowing who Zandra Rhodes is, she is one of San Diego's "living legends". A British native, Zandra helped put London at the forefront of the fashion scene in the 70′s with her outrageous textiles and colorful lifestyle. She has been awarded countless honours by both the fashion industry as well as television and film, including being made Commander of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth. Oh, and she has also designed for the late Princess of Wales. She is a full-blown icon in London, rock star status, she cannot even walk on the streets without getting stopped. It's no wonder why she enjoys spending half the year here in San Diego with her partner, film producer Salah Hassenein, no one seems to notice the vibrant, pink-haired force that is Zandra Rhodes.
Zandra's credentials are so stacked, that in 2000 she began to venture into the Opera scene, designing costumes. Her most recent work was for Aida here in San Diego. Her flare for colors, bold patterns, and unbelievable imagination gives opera goers an unforgettable experience, as well as a taste of her impecable design and textile skills.
We were honored to be in her presence May 29th, when the San Diego A List asked us to donate to their "Dreamz n Seamz" event, featuring a onetime exhibition, Verdi's Aida: Through the Eyes of Zandra Rhodes. The Athenaeum Music & Arts Library in La Jolla was transformed into a showroom littered with various works from past operas, as well as her fashion house. We were able to see up close and personal, the incredible workmanship that goes into each and everyone of her creations, whether it be a headress adorned with braids worn by one of the Egyptian Pharaohs of Aida, or the colorful patterns of her signature tunics and kaftans. Drawings and sketches were displayed amongst the costumes, giving you an inside look at the creative process and inspiration of each one of her designs.
When you talk to Zandra, she seems almost oblivious of her celebrity. She has been humbled over the years through her extensive travels to Egypt (her inspiration for Aida), and New Zealand. Doing solo exhibitions in nearly every city all across the globe, from Tokyo to Paris, she has truly experienced, and in turn, shared with us, all the colors of the world. When asked where she sees fashion in the next 10 years, she says that "fashion is forever evolving", she is constantly looking around her, careful never to miss a moment where she may become inspired by what surrounds her. The fashion community has been inspired by the work of Zandra Rhodes for more than 40 years. She continues to design and put out collections today, carrying out her "Lifelong Love Affair" with design.
Life seems to go by so quickly nowadays, hours turn into days, and days into months, then before you know it we are toasting our glasses and ringing in yet another New Year. The years are going by faster than the blink of an eye, and the older you get the faster it goes. Recently I came to the realization that the reason for this, (in my case anyway), is that when you work in fashion everything is constantly moving forward, looking for the next "it" moment. We have barely just begun to trade our boots for sandals, and all the major fashion capitals; Paris, Italy, New York, LA, have already held their Fall fashion shows, giving us a glimpse of what's to come several months from now. As if that's not enough, most Fall collections have a start ship date of July, what ever happened to hopes of an endless Summer? Can't we relish in the moment just for a little bit, without fretting over wearing the appropriate shoe for the right season? But as Heidi Klum infamously says, in fashion "One minute you're in, and the next you're out". So, like all other slaves to fashion, I buy into it and it's on to the next. I begin to envision the outfits I plan on wearing with that great jacket from Something Else, obsess over the boots I saw from Charlotte Ronson, and start counting down the months, itching for it to arrive, all the meanwhile another season of trends passes us by.
This past weekend, Krissy and I made the trip up to LA for it's version of Fashion Week. Hitting showroom after showroom, walking the intimidating aisles of d&a, searching for fashion's newest talents. After a while, I have to admit, everything starts to look the same, and in that you are able to forecast Fall's biggest trends. Here's the report; we saw a ton of shoulder embellishments, perhaps an ode to the late King of Pop. Lots of lace, and animal prints, both still proving to be strong trends we can expect to see again. Feathers were on everything from slinky cocktail dresses, to the hemlines of mini skirts. Color palettes: army greens, plumy purples, tobacco-khakis hues, shades of grey, and of course the ever present black & white. Also noted was a definite homage to the 70′s, vintage-inspired velvet, lots of layered knits, and technicolor coats covered in sequins.
Shoulder embellishments & lacy knits at Mk2k.
After a day of walking trade shows and visiting showrooms, we only had one goal in mind, to seek out the best and most special pieces for our customers. We hope that you enjoy it as much as we do…of course now you have to wait for it like the rest of us.
I often find that every year, right around the beginning to middle of January, I get a case of the winter blues. Despite it being my birthday month, I feel as if I am always stuck in a rut. It's the same routine everyday, get up in the morning, eat breakfast, usually oatmeal with fruit, shower, then sit in front of my closet while I ponder which pair of boots I will pull over over my jeans today. Then it's time to throw on one of several sweaters that I have been living in for the past 2-3 months, and I'm out the door. The only thing I have to look forward to is the same routine the very next day…Groundhog day anyone?
Decidedly, the only thing that keeps me going, that gets me through the everyday uniform of boots, sweaters and scarfs for 3 months, is the thought of slipping on a flowy, easy dress and my sandals. How I envision the whimsical, feminine fabrics just barely covering my skin, the colors and lightweight layers, oh the simplicity and effortlessness of it all. Spring brings a welcomed change, not only to the seasons, but to the moods and feel of fashion as well. The flowers are in bloom, the sun sets are later, it all inspires a fresh start to the world, and your wardrobe.
With that said, the waiting period is almost over. We are counting down the days until our UPS man brings us box after box of this Springs best fashion. Among the lineup is Myne's incredibly feminine and streamlined, lightweight silk blouses, skirts and dresses, think easy and ever so chic. Charlotte Ronson is back, she brings feminine florals, and flowy ruffles, but in an edgy, "California-girl meets rocker", kind of style splashed throughout. Lifestyle brand Josh Podoll has carefully handcrafted perfect layering pieces from hemp, t-shirt dresses from organic cotton and chambray, and yummy, slouchy sweaters made out of recycled knit denim. Sure to be solid staples in every woman's wardrobe.
We are looking forward to introducing several new additions to Capricorn, in both women's and men's. LA based designer Patterson J Kincaid's loose tee's, tanks, and tunics are super-soft and hang with just the right amount of slouch, proven to be effortless style. Yumi Kim, is the epitome of Spring's bright colors and bold prints. Silk dresses and tops that are perfect for transitioning a day to night look. New jewelry worthy of mention and great anticipation, Vanessa Mooney's earthy, bohemian layered necklaces, and mis-matched beaded bangles. Made with an array of incredible African beads, absolutely the finishing touch to any beach goer's look, day or night. Pepita, a handmade jewelry line from Italy, is the type of jewelry you would see in a tiny boutique while traveling through an obscure European town, the kind where you buy something special for yourself, and your BFF to cherish. All returning for Spring are the usual suspects, Fluxus, and Saint Grace, as well as our favorite Aussie-bred designers, Natalie Wood's Something Else, and Hussy, both go-to lines for beautiful, unique pieces that are timeless for years to come.
Gentleman, get excited, because we have scoured high and low to bring you something new and fresh. We found SLVDR, a casual Southern California lifestyle brand. Inspired from a mix of travels around the world and California living, it is truely attainable fashion for men, a luxury we had yet to find. Also new for men, SIVA, unbelievably well priced t-shirts, with great fit and cool prints. WeActivists unite, Swedish line WeSC makes it's debut back into Capricorn with a fresh take on plaid, cardigans, and tee's. We are so excited to bring the "Superlative Conspiracy" back again.
So that's just a sneak peak of what lies ahead, only a few short days, weeks, and months away. Just thinking about it is enough to get me through the blues. At least up until the middle of August, when thoughts of boots, scarfs, and layers comes looming again, and you can't wait to trade in your bikini for your favorite cashmere sweater. The anticipation of what Fall 2010 will bring is all too much to bare…for now I think I will just focus on baring my feet in open-toed shoes again.
Capricorn Boutique Voted "Best Women's Boutique" in San Diego by 10News.com 2009 A-List!!! Thank you to our amazing customers, and for all the wonderful support you have given us. All of your comments and votes truly mean the world to us, Capricorn would not be the same without all of you, thank you so much! You can check out our link to 10News and read all about our profile, what customers had to say about us, and score sweet "Insider's Deals" so you can shop till you drop.
Ready or not, Fall is in full force at Capricorn! We could not be more excited about our lineup…the best we've seen yet. We brought Hussy back, that's right our beloved designer from down under…but this time prices are recession friendly. Silk dresses and tops for under $200, in romantic florals and lacy details, the spirited traveler will no doubt adore.
Also new from Australia, comes designer Natalie Wood. Natalie is the brainchild behind popular surf brand Insight. Her fashion forward line, Something Else, delivers the same innovative designs and splashes of neon highlighter colors, but with a cleaner, more fashion conscious vibe. Shop for unbelievably soft knit dresses, slouchy vests and silky tanks with corky outer space images…all you will need to complete your look, is this season's staple item, the legging. Intimates line, Only Hearts, brings us the perfect pair with it's "So Fine legging" available in solid black and a classic houndstooth, trust us you will live in them.
Young, La- based designer to the stars, Ashley Nunn delivers a punch with her Fall collection of Myne. If you are looking for the perfect shrunken black blazer, a hot trend for the season, look no further, the Charlie jacket will be your new favorite item…wear with a pencil skirt and heels, or dressed down with jeans and flats.
And speaking of shoes, San Diego native, Dulce DeHaven's Fall collection will surely satisfy your craving for that perfect pair of flat boots. In the market for a new Fall bag? Dulce delivers with several new styles of ostrich print clutches and slouchy suede fringe bags…check out the entire collection, if you dare, it's available now!
Guys, we didn't forget you…it's all about the plaid. Find your perfect print from Modern Amusement's Fall collection, it's everything you need to complete that "you're not really trying and could care less, but I'm still polished" look that every man hopes to master. Stay tuned for more of your favorite soft tees and hoodies from So-Cal leisure line, Hozell…
There is plenty more to come so pace yourselves….if you can.

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Lehigh News Article
Reflecting on 'The Dream' at 50
Tiara Jones '14, Tyrone Russell, director of multicultural affairs at Lehigh, and Curtiss Jones '13 were among the thousands who attended the 50-year anniversary of the March on Washington.
On August 28, 1963, more than 200,000 Americans traveled to the Lincoln Memorial for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Organized by a united coalition of civil rights groups, the March on Washington called for civil and economic rights for African-Americans.
Today, 50 years later, the nation celebrated the legacy of the March and of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose famous "I Have a Dream" speech at the March remains one of the most iconic moments in American history.
Tyrone Russell, director of the office of multicultural affairs at Lehigh, was among the thousands in attendance at the anniversary celebration in Washington, D.C. Two Lehigh students made the trip as well.
"We wanted students to experience history," said Russell. "It was a great opportunity to expose students to activism and the history of activism in this country."
"Shaking hands with history"
Russell said he hoped that the energy surrounding the event would inspire young people to engage in social movements devoted to the issues that matter most to them.
According to one Lehigh student, the event did precisely that.
"I knew the importance of this day and of Dr. King, but I didn't really think I would feel the way I did today as I was marching alongside so many passionate people," said Tiara Jones, '14, a business management major. "We were chanting and singing hymns; it was a really powerful experience for me."
James Peterson, director of Africana studies at Lehigh and associate professor of English, attended a commemorative celebration of King's speech on Saturday, Aug. 24. An MSNBC contributor, Peterson also appeared on a live MSNBC segment titled "Advancing the Dream" from the nation's capital, and discussed the importance of the event.
"What is amazing here is that you can walk out here and encounter history," said Peterson. "You can shake hands with history just being here.
"I hope that this is galvanizing and energizing for people in the way it has been for me and my family."
Continued progress on diversity issues
King's 1963 speech at the March on Washington called for a paradigm shift in America. His vision of a nation free of racism and economic discrimination led Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Henry Odi '98G, the vice provost for academic diversity at Lehigh, said much has changed in the last few decades at the university.
"Twenty-five years ago, when we last commemorated this anniversary, Lehigh was a different place, and in the years since, there has been progress," said Odi, who is now in his 27th year at Lehigh. "There was no Africana studies program, no Women's studies program. My position, as vice provost for academic diversity, did not exist."
"Today, our Africana studies program is celebrating its 20th anniversary, our office of multicultural affairs is doing great work, and our student body itself is more diverse than ever before."
Odi reflected on the progress Lehigh has made, and said he hopes that in the next 25 years, the university will continue to take steps toward racial, gender and economic equality.
"My hope is that in the next 25 years, our university makes continued progress toward an even more diverse student body, faculty and staff," said Odi. "I want to see the graduation rates for our students of color equal the rates for our majority students, and I want to see us continue to support multiculturalism, diversity, and inclusion efforts."
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In the past, if Carroll County students wanted to study a foreign language, they had the option of Spanish, French or Latin; however, that all changed this year with the addition of Chinese to the curriculum.
Shirly Liu, a native of Beijing, China, has the task of teaching students a language seldom heard in this area, and, so far, she is very pleased with her students' effort in the classroom.
"I love the kids, they are so polite. They are self-motivated, and want to learn," said Liu, who also has high praise for the staff at the high school. "Everyone has been really, really supportive. They've helped me do paperwork, find housing, and are always asking me if I'm okay. My colleagues and co-workers are very generous."
Lui began studying English in the third grade, eventually deciding to major in the language in high school. After getting her bachelor's degree in English from the Northern University of Technology in Beijing, she came to the United States, where she earned a master's degree in English from New York University. After graduation, she was a third-grade elementary dual-Chinese teacher.
"Some of my students were immigrants and some were born here, but they didn't speak both English and Chinese," said Liu.
Even some of those that spoke Chinese, spoke Cantonese, rather than Mandarin, which is the standard Chinese language, added Liu.
Although she has studied English for quite some time, Liu said she didn't really learn to speak the language until she came to the U.S.
"After coming here, I started learning real English," said Liu, adding that there is a vast difference between English and Chinese.
"English and Chinese are totally different, especially with grammar," said Liu. "Chinese does not really have grammar as does English."
As part of her teaching, Liu plans to work in the cultural aspects of the Chinese people, such as the Mid-Autumn Festival (Zhongqiu), which is devoted to lunar worship and moon watching.
"The festival is a little like America's Thanksgiving. Everyone gathers together and eats mooncake," said Liu, who has been joined in Hillsville by her mother, Wang Liu.
Mooncakes are round or rectangular pastries with a rich, thick filling usually containing red bean or lotus seed paste which is surrounded by a thin crust. The mooncakes may also contain yolks from salted duck eggs.
Liu said she would also introduce students to rice paper and calligraphy, the Chinese form of writing, which is the oldest continuously used system of writing in the world. Chinese characters number in the tens of thousands and functional literacy in written Chinese requires knowledge of between three and four thousand characters.
Another difference between China and the U.S. Liu has found interesting involves the roadways.
"In China the roads are really flat, but here all the roads are like rollercoasters," she said.
Despite that, Liu said she couldn't be happier.
"This is a great place to live. Everyone is so relaxed."


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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Agents from the Berkeley County Sheriffs Office Drug Enforcement Unit arrested three suspects at a hotel near Summerville on multiple drug and weapons charges.
The arrests took place March 14 at the Comfort Suites hotel, according to a BCSO statement.
Agents observed a hand-to-hand narcotics transaction take place in the hotel parking lot.
They then contacted three individuals and located approximately 9 grams of methamphetamine on one of them.
Further investigation revealed they were staying in a room at the hotel.
A search warrant was obtained and the resulting search uncovered three handguns along with large amount of ammunition.
There was also approximately 15 grams of marijuana and two perforated sheets that field tested positive for LSD.
Arrested were Brandon Joshua Kirby, 27, of Summerville, Amber Crystal Ghassmzadeh, 28, of Moncks Corner and Thomas Edward Fox, 34, of North Charleston.
Kirby and Ghassmzadeh were charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession of LSD. Kirby was also charged as a felon in possession of a firearm.
Fox was charged with the manufacture and distribution of a form of methamphetamine known as crystal ice and possession with intent to distribute LSD.
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With a 38 year heritage in boat building, Hunter Marine is not a novice to the industry. Priding themselves on design innovation, rugged construction, and dedication to customer value, this year they have introduced no less than six new models. One of the latest is the new Hunter e33, just 'splashed', and featured here:
Hunter e33 - just ''splashed''
If you know anything about Hunters, you'll know that their light airy feel below is one of their great selling features. Hunter's signature window line gives this yacht also the sleek feel of the latest Hunters, but the improvements don't end there. The hull design has been improved, featuring a wider beam further aft as well as a more profound bow hollow. The result of this hull design is a longer dynamic waterline, which means more speed.
The deck features a sleek, modern profile with large side windows allowing for increased interior light. The deck hatches are flush-mount, offering an enhanced look that complements the new profile. Lengthening the cockpit has allowed the new e33 to have a cockpit that is a foot and a half longer than its predecessor.
The cockpit of the e33 also features a fold-down swim platform that extends the already lengthy cockpit another three feet when folded down while the boat is docked or at anchor. Even with the fold-down swim platform, the e33 has a telescoping stainless steel swim ladder that can be easily accessed while the swim platform is up or down.
This safety feature not only functions well, providing stable steps for re-boarding the boat, but also hides away, making for a prettier stern.
Extending the cockpit allows for a larger master aft cabin that features more headroom. Overall, the interior has been enhanced with a richer look and feel. Enhancements start at the sole of the interior which features a hardwood flooring look that accentuates the true beauty of the e33's interior.
Corian countertops are featured at the galley with complementing stainless steel fiddles that not only keep items from falling off the countertops in a seaway but also serve as excellent hand holds for personal stability when moving about below.
The interior wood used for the bulkheads as well as cabinet doors has been rotated 90 degrees so that the wood grain runs horizontally instead of vertically. Not only does this add a crisp modern touch to the interior, it also gives the eye the impression of a larger interior space.
The salon features several intelligent enhancements. To starboard, the comfortable settee features a center section that easily flips up to create a convenient chart table. The beauty of this sytem is it's robust design...and no moving parts to wear out!
To port, the dinette sports Hunter's unique Easy Lift system. With the flip of a toggle and a few simple cranks, the dinette table lowers to form the base of a double sleeper sofa. Above, near the overhead, Hunter has thoughtfully provided flat, fiddle-protected cabinet tops that supply even more storage space.
Length Overall ..............................33'6' ....10.21 m
Hull Length ...................................33'1' ....10.08 m
Waterline Length ...........................29'5' ......8.97 m
Beam............................................11'6' ......3.51 m
Draft – Shoal ..................................4'6' ......1.37 m
Draft – Deep....................................5'6' ......1.67 m
Displacement – Shoal...............12,400 lbs....5,624 kg
This is a boat definitely worth checking out next time you are boat-hunting!
For more information, go to the http://www.huntermarine.com!Hunter_Marine_website.


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dress from aritzia // old long sleeve tee // leopard belt from plum // sunglasses from barefoot contessa // purse from aldo // adam's nixon watch // jeffrey campbell 99 ties from solestruck
I love how the outfit turned out in photos - the lip colour and belt tie in so well with that bag! And you're right about the sunshine & houses in these pictures. So Cali ;)
Have a great weekend and fingers crossed for more sunshine soon!
I swear, sometimes I think we're wardrobe twins - I have the same dress in gray, and I've pretty much given up on it, too. Maybe a long sleeved tee is the answer to my problems! Must try this ASAP :)
And yes, hurray for sunshine!
That Aldo purse is so adorable!!Love the outfit!!ReplyDelete
Love the purse. I love the way the belt brings in the same colours from the bag. Great outfit!ReplyDelete
Such a great idea to layer a long sleeved shirt underneath. So simple, but I never think of those things either. The bright bag really makes the outfit pop - it suits the sunny weather so well! :-)
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Love this! Totally following your blog! Thanks for being sweet and leaving a comment!ReplyDelete
I think the belt and layering work so well with this - you look great (and how awesome is that bag?).
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ooo rats i'll be back in ontario by july! my boyfriend loves her!
hasn't this sunshine on the west coast been amazing the last few days! we went hiking in lynn canyon today. beautiful! it was nice to get out of the downtown and see the wilderness.
our friends from ontario get in for a visit tomorrow so hopefully the nice weather keeps holding out!
talk soon wild child
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the dress paired with the purse is just to die for!
your outfit=love!
The dress looks so pretty. I love how you styled it with the long sleeved shirt under.
This looks stunning pally! I know I loved the way Kate styled that dress, and I love your take on it too! You look so chic and that bag is the perfect accent. And seriously how lucky are we with this sun?? Apparently it's gone over the weekend but even having it for the past two days has seriously cheered me up!
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I saw Kat's look and loved it too, brought me back a little bit to my childhood days! You revamped the look! The silhouette is gorgeous!
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Adorable outfit! I've been loving that bag for a while now.. so perfect and ladylike :)
I really love this look and I must say I'm a sucker for little styling tips that transform an outfit. I know this is super random but that house is the background is so darling.ReplyDelete
Love your bag! and belt! :) The setting is SO beautiful and the light is really great! Bring on the spring time! :)
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Very pretty dress! I love how you have it styled and love the bag!
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Your look is totally awesome! I LOVE that dress, it's so pretty :) I hope the sunshine stays a while, and If you've had enough, would you send it over here? xo NikkiReplyDelete
Aw, yay! That's so sweet! Glad you were able to find a way to re-wear an old favorite, and glad that I could be of some help in doing so! This outfit is so adorable on you, I love it! And SO COOL that you are going to see Florence & the Machine!! LOVE them! Happy weekend! xo!ReplyDelete
wow you look so lovely, Alicia! Love the dress with that belt!
Totally agree, the sunshine the past few days was amazing. So sad we are back to rain and possibly snow!
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love the long sleeve layered under the dress...genius! You look lovely and that bag is so fun.
The sun certainly helps to get going in the morning, it can come back anytime!!
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oh gosh, definitely love the layering. so adorable girl! you are rocking it!
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You are just so damn peachy! I love this outfit. The dress, the Belt, the bag... ALL LOVELY <3
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It's such a great dress! Good thing you rediscovered it. Love your bag and sunnies!ReplyDelete
I know what you mean about the weather thing. I just can't help myself but talk about it. Today's weather topic...snowing at my house:(
Girl, you are rocking this monochromatic look! And I lovelovelove your bag.
I love the idea of layering a long sleeve under a cocktail dress. I need more industrious tricks like this as the weather here is dipping into the -20's. Envious of that Vancouver sunshine - I need to relocate.
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The long sleeve underneath the dress is such a simple, stylish solution! I like the leopard print skinny belt that you've paired it with; it adds detail and intrigue to the entire ensemble, along with the lip colour.
It seems like forever ago now that the rain is back. Nevertheless, great post!
The golden glow of the sun is so gorgeous in these photos! Such a smart idea to layer long sleeves under a sleeveless dress. Have a great weekend!
Nailed the outfit pretty well. Gorgeous all black style. Great fashion ideas in here.
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The dress looks so cute paired over the long sleeved shirt! It's a great way to winterize a dress. :) Or cover pasty white arms like mine. :) <3
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Love the pop of color that your bag brings to the outfit :)
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You look gorgeous and I love the simple idea of revamping a dress by adding a long sleeved shirt! :)ReplyDelete
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Catch up on your reading with beautiful fonts and Retina graphics with Instapaper for iPhone and iPad
Instapaper is the original "read later" service that lets you save web pages for offline reading in a highly optimized, distraction free format. It also syncs them between your iOS devices and the Instapaper web site, so you can catch up on your reading pretty much anywhere. It has just been updated to version 4.1 and optimized for the new iPad's Retina display. Instapaper has also added six beautiful, carefully selected new fonts. This all combines to make for an absolutely gorgeous reading experience on the new iPad.
For those who enjoy distraction-free reading, not only does Instapaper strip away everything but the text of an article, the app itself becomes remarkably clean -- you can tap on the article you're reading to hide the toolbars at the top of the screen, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the content.
Another interesting addition to Instapaper is what they call "Twilight Sepia". I'm sorry undead teen romance fans, this does not mean you can flip a switch that shows sepia-toned images of Edward and Jacob. Rather, Twilight Sepia is the sunset-based Automatic Dark Mode that slightly tints the screen with a sepia tone during sunset hours before going to Dark Mode at night.
There is also some new gestures included in Instapaper to exit an article. If pagination -- a feature that breaks long articles into a series of book-like pages -- is inactive, just swipe to the right. If you're using pagination, swipe right when on the first page or swipe left when on the last page to exit the article. (Otherwise swiping lets you move back and forth through the pages).
Instapaper support, the ability to send an article to Instapaper, is a feature included in many apps including most Twitter apps. You can also add a bookmarklet to both the browser on your computer and Mobile Safari so you can save any article you find on the web. Instapaper walks you through the process of adding the bookmarklet to your iPhone and iPad, making it very easy to start sending articles to Instapaper.
If you're unfamiliar with bookmarklets, they're simply bookmarks that, instead of opening a webpage, work like tiny programs. When tapping Instapaper's bookmarklet, it adds the current webpage to your Instapaper account and flashes "Saving..." and "Saved" across your screen.
When you launch Instapaper, it will also check your clipboard and, if you've copied a web page address, will offer to save it for you. This makes it especially convenient for iPhone users who see an interesting article on the go, maybe in Twitter or Facebook, or while surfing the web while waiting in line, but don't have time to read it right then or there. With a couple taps, it can go right into Instapaper where it's available for you whenever you have time to put your grab your iPad, put your feet up, and enjoy.
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Catch up on your reading with beautiful fonts and Retina graphics with Instapaper for iPhone and iPad
Depends on your needs. Readability has nowhere near the feature set or functionality of Instapaper.
I tried Readability and it was a solid app but I still need to try Instapaper. This retina display is gorgeous!
Also, if anyone has time I'd love views/feedback on the unboxing for the new iPad I shot yesterday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxovqbsPPRI&feature=plcp&context=C40c37b3...67XzFSTndE8KBxGobxK13MDJY%3D
i love instapaper: it gives you a frictionless reading experience, from the moment you find an article on the web to when you have time to sit down and read it. often, i'm surprised by the articles that past me prepared for present me. so much so that present me likes to find articles that future me will not expect ;)
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I tried both. Although Readability is free, Instapaper is so easy to use; the Chrome extension is fast and works well. Twitter integration is a plus. But what I like the most about Instapaper is the little visual indicator (the dots) that tells you what you've read and how much of it is read already. So going back to an article I already started reading is easy. Not quite that easy with Readability (unless someone can tell me otherwise).
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Materials and structures
Many of the big questions facing our society today - including those relating to energy technology, food technology, human health and environmental sustainability - can only be addressed with an advanced understanding of materials, structures and their performance under various conditions.
Materials are key enablers of much of the technology that will resolve these issues. But for materials to be valuable, they must ultimately be used in structures that are of use to society. We therefore need to integrate our understanding of materials and their behaviours with our knowledge of structural design and analysis, in order to combine these two fields in practical applications that will benefit society.
The Materials and Structures research cluster was established in July 2012 as a means of supporting and encouraging multidisciplinary research into materials and structures science at the University of Sydney. It integrates the strengths and expertise of researchers from across the various schools of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies, and facilitates collaboration with other researchers both within and beyond the faculty and the University.
Its ultimate purpose is to develop and design new materials and structures to address the key issues facing society now and into the future.
The research team
The core research team, led by Professor Simon Ringer, includes Professors Tim Langrish, Yiu-Wing Mai, Kim Rasmussen, Andrew Ruys, Liyong Tong and Lin Ye.
As well as conducting their own research, these team members support more than 30 postdoctoral fellows and 60 PhD students, each of whom benefits from the opportunity to undertake cross-disciplinary research with access to internationally recognised senior researchers with specialised expertise in their field.
Networks and collaborations
The Materials and Structures research cluster interacts and collaborates with other research clusters within the faculty as well with the Faculty of Science and the Sydney Medical School.
It also has connections with the Australian Institute of Nanoscience, and with industry in the fields of advanced manufacturing, mining, biomedical science, water filtration, technology licensing, energy and communications.
The cluster's research focuses on three interrelated areas:
- materials
- structures
- the interface between these two components.
Current research in each of these three areas includes the following.
|Materials fabrication, testing, characterisation and processing, nanomaterials (nanocomposites, wires, tubes, membranes), molecular sieves, multifunctional materials, self-healing and self-sensing materials, smart materials, metals, polymers, granular materials, cellular materials, bio-materials
|Structural systems, metal structures, composite structures, nanostructures, bone structures, lightweight structures, multifunctional structures, continuum mechanics, structural stability and dynamics, structural design, topology optimisation, structural reliability
|Multiscale analysis (macro, meso and micro scales), constitutive modelling (crystal plasticity, fracture, fibre reinforcement, delamination), numerical methods (FE, FSM, ISFSM, DEM, MD), pre- and post-processing
Given the pervasive role of materials and structures in contemporary technological platforms, the Materials and Structures research cluster has enormous potential to establish the University of Sydney as a world-class hub of research and engineering in this important field.
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Candlewood Suites Dallas Park Central
Candlewood Suites Dallas Park Central
Dallas Suites are Located Near NorthPark Mall.
A busy metropolis filled with steel skyscrapers, Dallas still radiates Southern hospitality and unique Texas charm. Located on the north side of town in the heart of the Dallas Park Central area, the Candlewood Suites® Dallas Park Central hotel offers comfortable accommodations for an extended stay.
This Dallas hotel puts you near some of the area's top companies, including Interstate Batteries, AT&T, Texas Instruments, Fossil, State Farm, and more. When it's time to work, you'll find our suites well-equipped with free high-speed Wi-Fi access to keep you connected to the office and a large executive desk that offers plenty of room to conduct business.
When searching for hotels in Dallas, TX, we have a prime location in the heart of the Dallas Park Central area. NorthPark Center and the Galleria Mall are within a few miles of the hotel, so save time to venture out and enjoy some of the area's best dining and shopping. Be sure to make time to head into downtown Dallas, where you can see the Dallas World Aquarium and Sixth Floor Museum.
Our hotel offers great amenities guests love. From the 24-hour Candlewood Gym to the free guest laundry services, we've got everything you need. Grab a snack at the 24-hour Candlewood Cupboard or grill out in our Outdoor Gazebo and Grill. Whether you're coming for a quick trip or an extended stay, our hotel staff welcomes you to Dallas!
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- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 12:00 PM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 21
- Late Check Out Available
- Parking: Free
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- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Housekeeping Full Service
- Standard Wireless Internet service is free for all members
- On-site Fitness Center Available
It's hard to leave your best buddy at home when you're traveling for extended periods, so we provide a pet friendly experience. Restrictions and fees apply.
Whether you are booking suites for a family reunion or suites for your company's training needs, Candlewood Suites hotels can accomodate your group.
Workout whenever you want: Candlewood Gym always has an open door and lots of aerobic and cardio equipment to make it easier to stick to your exercise routine, no sweat.
At Candlewood Suites® hotels, we want you to experience comfort in every sense.
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Good Value
August 01, 2015
Good amenities, location off freeway so it's very convenient.
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August 01, 2015
every thing was just as I expected and it was...I will continue to be an IHG user.
A perfect stay
July 30, 2015
As a frequent business traveler to all parts of the US, I can say this was one of the best stays in a long time. the staff was attentive, courteous and accommodating. The room was clean, well-appointed and in great condition. This experience could be a benchmark for what you would like to see in every stay.
Very Nice Stay
July 24, 2015
Didn't expect all the amenities this hotel offers. Great, easy location in a business park and yes, across from a cemetery that is located INSIDE the business park but well hidden with plenty of trees. Next to the freeway and a busy street, neither of which I heard while inside my room. A great little hotel.


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Learn more about Plantronics Explorer 220 Bluetooth Headset - Silver:
|The Plantronics Explorer™ 220 is an affordable, lightweight headset that fuses Bluetooth wireless technology with effortless call control for a true hands-free experience. QuickPair™ technology enables you to easily pair with your Bluetooth phone. The Explorer 220 headset is easy to use and incorporates call features—answer/end call, and power on/off—into one single button. Delivering up to 6 hours of talk time, this headset provides the convenience you want and the mobility you need to suit your busy, active lifestyle. So keep both hands on the wheel while staying connected to your family and friends.
Customer Reviews of Plantronics Explorer 220 Bluetooth Headset - Silver
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the key is the boom mike. none of the headsets are attractive to wear around, but i use mine exclusively for car or work on a trading desk (as a result, sound quality is most important factor). in terms of fit, it's light enough but irritates the inside of my ear after a couple hours of wear. in short, will not stray from plantronics headsets in the future as they still seem to far exceed most of the competition.
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Difficult for me to review as the first bluetooth headset that I have owned. The sound is clear and it was easy to link to my phone. Very happy thus far. My only complaint is that it could be a little louder. Figured the price was well worth it so that I could avoid the $180 ticket that the police are issuing here for talking while driving.2 Helpful | 2 Not Helpful


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Sea Tangle Noodle Company, Kelp Noodles, 12 oz (340 g)
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Sea Tangle Noodle Company, Kelp Noodles, 12 oz (340 g)
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The length of time for the expiration date or "best used before" date depends on the type of product, as well as the brand.
Perishable items (such as flax oils or certain probiotics) generally have shorter expiration dates. Although our warehouse is fully air-conditioned, these more fragile items are put in cold storage (freezer or refrigeration unit) for maximum freshness.
Our receiving department does its best to verify and then enter the correct expiration dates for all incoming products. However, discrepancies do occur from time to time. This being said, the exceptionally high turnover at iHerb ensures that our inventory is among the freshest in the industry.
Shipping Weight
The Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
Customers who live in Japan are only allowed to order up to 5 kg of the above product 1 month per household, which equals to about 15 bags per month.
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Kelp Noodles are a sea vegetable in the form of an easy to eat noodle. Made of only kelp (a sea vegetable), sodium alginate (sodium salt extract from a brown seaweed), and water, Kelp Noodles are fat-free, gluten-free and very low in carbohydrates and calories. Their noodle form and neutral taste allow for a variety of uses including salads, stir-fries, hot broths, and casseroles while their healthful content provides a rich source of trace minerals including iodine, which kelp is well-known for. Their unique texture completes the package, making Kelp Noodles a one-of-a-kind healthful and tasty alternative to pasta and rice noodles. Best of all, no cooking is required. Just rinse and add the noodles to any dish and they are ready to eat!
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Memphis group wants to increase traffic fines
Memphis has supported a number of grass-roots movements over the years, from the struggle to save Overton Park from an interstate highway, to pushes for bike lanes and a new development code.
Now, a local group that supports bicyclists and pedestrians is working with a City Council member to increase fines for motor vehicle, pedestrian and bicycling violations.
Livable Memphis and Councilman Lee Harris say they would like to hike the fines to promote safer streets. The group would like some or all of the fines collected to fund bicycle and pedestrian safety education.
"It will be everything from jaywalking to bicyclists ignoring traffic signals to motorists who park in bike lanes," Harris said. "It's all about making Memphis streets safer."
On Saturday, Livable Memphis will host an event to show how low Memphis fines associated with motorist, pedestrian and bicycle violations are. The event starts at 10 a.m. at the Briggs Student Center at Rhodes College. After the 10 a.m. meet-up, volunteers will fan out in surrounding neighborhoods to take pictures of violations.
"We think that increasing the fines might help change behaviors so that all users of the public right of way behave in a safer, more responsible way," said Sarah Newstok, who manages Livable Memphis, a coalition of community groups.
A Livable Memphis comparison found that the city's fines for motorist, pedestrian and bicycle violations are among the lowest fines anywhere in the country.
"For every violation, Memphis was far below the average and almost always the lowest fine across the nation," Newstok said.
For example, a motorist's penalty for failing to exercise "due care" to avoid a collision with a pedestrian is $15.
Failure for a bicyclist to come to a complete stop at a red light results in a fine of $15. Seattle fines a cyclist $103 for the infraction, while Oklahoma City charges $162.
A Memphis bicyclist's fine for "failure to comply to the rules of the road" is $15, the lowest in the country. The fine for pedestrian jaywalking is $5, which the group says is also the lowest in the country.
Harris said while he thinks Memphis fines should be raised, he suspects that $250 is too high for Memphis to sustain.
"Right now I don't know if there is a path to getting (the fines) as high as they want," Harris said. "Either way, we're going to go up on something."
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I am reading Abraham Lincoln Vampire hunter. I am not far into it yet, but I am really enjoying it!!
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Trying to get through "Embassytown." Another book for my "do not love" list.
I'm currently reading a novel who's been written by Joel Dicker, a young swiss author. The title is in french, La Vérité Sur L'affaire Harry Quebert ( translated, The truth on Harry Quebert's affair ). It's a mix of thriller, romance and polar who takes place in New-Hampshire. A very interesting story that's part true. Joel was visiting Quebec last month and wants to establish here. A fantastic young writer with...great looks. Love him.
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NJ-HITEC Medicaid Specialist Program Director, Bebet Navia, has an article featured on the Health IT Buzz blog. >>
The time may be fast approaching for researchers to take better advantage of the vast amount of valuable patient information available from U.S. electronic health records. Lian Duan, an NJIT computer scientist with an expertise in data mining, has done just that with the recent publication of "Adverse Drug Effect Detection," IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics (March, 2013). >>


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Farm Service Agency meetings set
WAYNE — U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall, D.-W.Va., State Agricultural Commissioner Walt Helmick and representatives for U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D.-W.Va., will be in the area to speak about opportunities to assist local farming operations during two Farm Service Agency (FSA) Strikeforce initiative meetings.
The meetings aim to discuss rural growth and opportunities in Cabell, Wayne, Lincoln, Mingo, Logan and Boone counties, which have been designated as low income counties. A strikeforce effort is underway with special grant and loan programs for agricultural producers.
The first meeting will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 19, at the Wayne Senior Center located at 1300 Norfolk Avenue.
The second meeting will begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Aug 20, in the Lincoln Primary Care Center located at 7400 Lynn Ave., in Hamlin, West Virginia.
All agricultural producers and students are encouraged to attend.
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Live Entertainment
Harrah's Gulf Coast Casino presents some of the best bands on the Mississippi Gulf Coast year round at Casino Stage Bar and seasonally at Mix & Mingle and The Great Lawn.
Great entertainment awaits at Harrah's Gulf Coast! From rocking concerts to thrilling events, we've got your entertainment needs covered.
Harrah's Gulf Coast Casino presents some of the best bands on the Mississippi Gulf Coast year round at Casino Stage Bar and seasonally at Mix & Mingle and The Great Lawn.
Kenny Rogers joins his fans on The Great Lawn at Harrah's Gulf Coast on August 22nd. Gates open at 6pm and Kenny will take the stage at 7pm! Guests of all ages are welcome! If you want to see Kenny performing his famous hits, visit Ticketmaster to purchase your tickets! VIP tickets are also available for purchase!
Easton Corbin brings Country swagger to The Great Lawn at Harrah's Gulf Coast Labor Day weekend. Join us along the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday, September 6 to listen to hits like "All Over the Road", "Clockwork" and more! Gates open at 6pm and Easton Corbin will take the stage at 7pm! Guests of all ages are welcome! To purchase your tickets, visit Ticketmaster! VIP tickets are also available for purchase.
REO Speedwagon will perform their many hits on Friday, September 25th! Join us on The Great Lawn at Harrah's Gulf Coast by purchasing your tickets at Ticketmaster beginning May 1st! VIP tickets are also available for purchase. Gates open at 6pm and the concert begins at 7pm. Guests of all ages are welcome!
If there's a seafood heaven, then the sign on the pearly gates says Flavors Buffet at Harrah's Gulf Coast! All-you-can-eat decadence, from succulent snow crab legs, to opulent oysters, spicy shrimp cocktail and down-home favorites like seafood gumbo and jambalaya. Use your Reward Credits and pay just $15 for all the fresh seafood you can eat. And only $27.99 without Rewards Credits!
EVERY MONDAY play for your chance to win up to $1,000 in free slot play! Registration: 2pm – 7pm at the Special Events Desk | Tournament: 3pm – 8pm at the Tournament Area
Visit Harrah's Gulf Coast every Saturday for your chance to win free slot play prizes and a Beach Vacation. One in every 20 guests will instantly win a Pop-Up Sun Shelter! Earning Period | 3am – 9:45pm; Drawings every 30 minutes | 4pm - 10pm
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Cameras in the Courts
The guests looked back at the U.S. Supreme Court case, Chandler v. Florida, which was decided 15 years ago. The case permitted states… read more
The guests looked back at the U.S. Supreme Court case, Chandler v. Florida, which was decided 15 years ago. The case permitted states to televise criminal trials, and the results are explored. In 1981, Mr. Hirschorn was the attorney who represented Chandler. He participated in the roundtable by telephone. Footage was shown from the first televised criminal case, July 1, 1991, in the U.S. District Court of Eastern Pennsylvania, an age discrimination case called Becker v. Unisys. close
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The Blackheart Templar was the regime of undead soldiers led by Mauron Alnamis that served as the core generals for The Dark Hand Covenant. The group consisted of approximately twenty members, all of which were soldiers in the army of Stormwind serving directly under Mauron. After the Alliance raided Draenor at the end of the Second War, Mauron's body was completely taken over by the spirit of the orcish warlock Al'Ghul, leader of the Blackheart Clan. He became a manner of Death Knight and developed a tainted aura that corrupted his closest subordinates, transforming them into undead agents. He named them the Blackheart Templar, after his former Blackheart Clan. He made a mission of bringing the Burning Legion to Azeroth, and his Templar followed him unquestionably.
After the Scourge became a devastating force in Lordaeron, Mauron recognized the potential for an alliance with the Lich King's agents and ventured to the Eastern Plaguelands to request an audience with Kel'Thuzad. However, he was never able to merge the Blackheart Templar and The Dark Hand Covenant with the Scourge as he planned, as on the way his second in command, the undead mage Embron, betrayed Mauron and locked his soul away within the bounds of a mystical grimoire. Embron took control of both the Templar and the Covenant and led them away from the Plaguelands, using the groups to fulfill his own ends.
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A black president with centrist/liberal philosophy up against a right wing, predominatly white, that clash almost every day on what must be done to provide a better future for the majority not just the the privleged few.
So when debates rage on about climate change, or a womens right to choose, or how we educate our young and take care or our elderly, one party plays defense - the Democrats - and one party plays offense - the Republicans - and the majority of this country holds its collective breath that the seeds they seek to plant will not bring a bitter harvest in our future.
For Democrats, their work will require a constant vigil to protect what was achieved in human and civil rights in the 20th century. And if they can moreover enhance or create more equality they will bring in a bumper crop.
For Republicans who have incorporated an extreme right wing ideology led by the tea party, they will use what ever money and influence they can muster to attack and destroy, causing an upheaval to the land with long lasting repercussions.
And in the halls of the Capital, on the bench of the highest court of the land, or even a state house in a red state, those who choose to run for office or become appointed to sit in judgement.
With the intention to lead with their interest (or some special interest) in the front seat, and the United States in the back seat, holding pitchforks emboldened by rulings like Citizens United and gerrymandering districts to create false majorities to sustain re-election.
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If we make he normal cuts that are going to occur to get down to 53 players. We would than be another 5 mil under. By using the numbers and releasing people who we all speculate are going to be gone.
Thompson 550,000
Owens 656,000
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Martin 455,000
Zgonina 765,000
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Lindsey Arndt had 12 points and 12 rebounds, and Abbie Letz's late 3-pointer helped New Mexico to a 49-46 victory Thursday night over No. 25 Utah.
Letz scored with 2:25 left to make it 47-44 for New Mexico (15-7, 7-2 Mountain West), which held the Utes (19-5, 9-1) without a field goal for the final 11 minutes of the first half.
Kim Smith had with 13 points and 11 rebounds, and Shona Thorburn added 11 points for the Utes. The only points the Utes got late in the first-half drought stretch were a pair of free throws by Smith with 6:10 left in the half, and the Lobos led 25-14 at the break.
Utah's scoring problems continued through the first three minutes of the second half, but back-to-back 3-pointers by Lana Sitterud got the offense rolling.
The Utes went on a 13-3 run to cut the New Mexico lead to 33-29, but the Lobos countered with seven straight points. A 3-pointer by Mandi Moore made 40-29 with 9:25 left.
Utah, which had won nine straight and 13 of its last 14 games, wasn't done. A 15-4 run, with the final two points a pair of free throws by Carley Marshall, tied it at 44 with 2:52 remaining.
Letz then hit her third 3-pointer of the game and teammate Melissa Fores scored on a baseline jumper with 1:47 left.
Smith hit two free throws and after a miss by Forest, and the Utes had a final shot at a tie. The ball ended up in Kelsy Stireman's hands and she missed a 3 with a second left.
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July 25 (Bloomberg) -- TPC Group Inc., the largest producer of a chemical used in synthetic rubber, is in exclusive talks to go private in a leveraged buyout that may fetch more than $600 million, said people familiar with the matter.
TPC may get about $40 a share in the deal, which could come in a few weeks, said the people, who asked not to be named because the discussions are private. The $600 million doesn't include debt.
A takeover of Houston-based TPC, which used to be known as Texas Petrochemicals Inc., would represent a bet on continued scarcity of the rubber component butadiene. The chemical is a byproduct from making ethylene, and slumping natural-gas prices in the U.S. have led ethylene producers to use more of the fuel in the process, which yields less butadiene than other methods.
"They control a third of the North American supply of what should become a very scarce commodity going forward," Edward Yang, an Austin, Texas-based analyst at Oppenheimer & Co. who recommends buying the shares, said today in a telephone interview. "That gives them a lot of avenues to increase their earnings."
Miguel Desdin, a TPC spokesman, declined to comment.
The negotiations come after talks earlier this year, which involved chemical makers as well as buyout firms, collapsed following a jump in TPC's share price, the people said. The stock had climbed 43 percent this year through yesterday. TPC jumped 16 percent to $38.97 in New York, the biggest gain since Nov. 30.
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A takeover at $40 would value TPC, including net debt, at about 7 times the company's $126 million estimated earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization for the year. That estimate is the average from two analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
TPC competes in the market for butadiene with LyondellBasell Industries NV, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, and Exxon Mobil Corp. TPC is the best "pure play" in the butadiene market, Yang said.
The company plans to increase its butadiene output by refurbishing a Houston plant to make the chemical from butane, a component of gas that has increased in supply with production from shale rock formations.
Average contract prices for butadiene climbed 56 percent in 2011 amid tight supplies, according to a company filing.
TPC's origins date back to a pair of plants built by the U.S. government to make synthetic rubber during World War II. The company declared bankruptcy in 2003 amid the collapse in demand for MTBE, a gasoline additive it produced. It emerged the following year.
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GCRA President, Steve Carroll, said, We are so happy to be able to give back to our community. These donations provide scholarships for kids who want to pursue a culinary career and provide support for our wonderful charities. And of course, these events would not be possible without the help and support of Boone Hall Plantation and Willie McRae. The funds are distributed annually through the non-profit CRF. Representatives of the schools and charities will be on site to receive the distributed funds. Each of the education partners will receive five $1500 Scholarships and each charity will receive $5000.
The benefiting educational partners and charities include: The Art Institute of Charleston, Culinary Institute of Charleston, College of Charleston, Ronald McDonald House, Hollings Cancer Center, Hospitality Heroes, Shriners Hospitals for Children and Charleston County Schools Science Materials Resource Center. The GCRA to date has donated over $1 million to the local charities from various fundraisers.
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ALBUQUERUQUE, N.M. --- University of New Mexico students will have one more opportunity to pick up basketball tickets for the final men's home games vs. San Diego State (Feb. 21), TCU (Feb. 24) and Utah (March 3) and the women's BYU game on Feb. 17. Student Ticket Distribution will take place at the UNM Student Union Building on Monday, Feb. 16, from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Students can earn Howl Raiser points and win cool, fun giveaways during the ticket distribution. Giveaways include Angel Fire Ski Resort Single Day Lift Passes; XBOX 360 and Playstation games; free food from Outback Steakhouse, Sweet Tomatoes, Del Taco and Santa Ana Star Casino Buffet; Lobo t-shirts; and Wells Fargo gift cards. Students must be present to win the giveaways.
The UNM student population has played a major role in pumping up recent crowds at The Pit, giving the Lobos a noticeable, and sometimes deafening, home court advantage. Student attendance, led by the popular Section 26 and the Howl Raisers, has steadily increased over the past five Lobo men's games from 786 vs. Air Force on Jan. 10 to 1,603 vs. UNLV on Feb. 7.
The Lobo men's team is currently 16-9 overall and tied for second in the MWC at 7-3. The Lobo women, hosts of the NCAA First and Second Rounds in March, are 17-6 overall and in fifth place in the MWC at 6-4.
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ARLINGTON, Va. , May 5, 2010 A student at Vilseck High School, Germany, has been named a 2010 U.S. Presidential Scholar, Department of Defense Education Activity officials announced.
Darren P. Eldredge is among 141 students selected for the honor.
A graduating senior, he is the son of David and Ellen Eldredge. His father is the assistant principal at Grafenwöhr Elementary School, and his mother serves as the secretary of the school advisory council at Vilseck High School.
Duane Werner, Vilseck's principal, praised Eldredge's hard work and dedication during his time at the high school.
"We are extremely proud of Darren," he said. "He has shown a commitment to excellence throughout his school career. Darren brings credit to the DoDEA system and shows that our students can compete with the best of the best."
Presidential Scholars are represented by one male and female student from each state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Some are Americans living abroad, chosen at-large, or represent the arts. Eldredge was selected as a Presidential Scholar from the American Abroad category.
The White House Commission on Presidential Scholars selected the scholars based on their academic success, artistic excellence, essays, school evaluations, transcripts, community service, leadership, and demonstrated commitment to high ideals.
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