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Garmin nuMaps Onetime City Navigator Brazil NT CD-ROM for Current Users Only
NOTE: This product is for customers who already own a compatible unit listed below. If you do not have one of the units, click here for the full version instead.
For the most up-to-date mapping in a Garmin product, use the Garmin nuMaps Onetime City Navigator Brazil NT 2010 CD-ROM. This retail map update CD offers full coverage of Brazil's major metropolitan areas. This new generation of Garmin Map Update allows customers a simple and convenient way to update the detailed maps and the latest (over 600,000) points of interest in their NT-compatible Garmin product. Garmin users with compatible devices will now have all the latest details to navigate with confidence.
Garmin also has a new feature on their website for users to check if their maps are up to date. Click here for details.
City Navigator NT Features include:
- Includes detailed coverage of Rio de Janeiro, S�o Paulo and Belo Horizonte.
- Includes 570,000 kilometers of road coverage throughout the country.
- Displays over 600,000 points of interest, including restaurants, lodging, attractions, shopping and more.
- Gives turn-by-turn directions on your compatible Garmin device.
- (CD-ROM only) Includes MapSource, computer software that lets you plan trips on your computer and transfer waypoints, routes and tracks between your computer and your Garmin device.
Each update CD works with ONE compatible unit. For multiple units, you'll need to purchase multiple update CDs.
This update is compatible with the following units for both PC and Mac:
- Any unit with maps of Brazil Pre-Loaded
- Will NOT work with anything else!
PC & Mac requirements:
- Internet Access is required. USB Interface cable is required (not included with all Garmin GPS devices).
- PC: Windows XP SP2 or newer; 1 GB RAM, 2 GB free disk space, at least 1024 x 768 display, USB port, CD-ROM drive, Internet access.
- Mac: Any Intel-based Mac or PowerPC G4 Mac, OS X 10.4.11 or later, 1 GB RAM, 2 GB free disk space, at least 1024 x 768 display, USB port, CD-ROM drive, Internet access.
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Below is the poem entitled life as seen in a plantain flower which was written by poet
swaminathan. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Nikhileswari Swaminathan
The pink petal is holding the buds safe like a mother hen,
I see another overlapping,
As I keep removing the laps one by one,
I realize, isn't our life's destinies going the same,
We achieve one goal, to start one anew,
As we peel the clusters one by one,
Here the stamen and the baby pink plastic like looking layer-
The rest of the flower, latex white,
Picked for cooking along coconut- a tasty delight.
But as I go ahead the layers, size of the clusters small and small,
And plucking getting tough and tough,
Hands blackened, sticky and tight,
As if struck with -Araldite.
I manage to go to a certain extent,
I keep waiting; probably I shall see the top portion now,
Which my mother claimed to be sweet and soft,
Like the heart of the lord
But on and on as I kept peeling,
But after a certain spot
Whence I had no patience left,
I took a knife and slit the cone,
Only to see the layers on and on,.
At this point I had this thought,
Final goal being God,
Final destiny happiness,
We all climb from one step of stairs,
And go along many a stair case.
We reach God the ultimate truth
Or leave the road in between,
This is a dreary journey we make,
To receive the joy of everlasting happiness.
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First degree assault charges have been filed after Brooklyn Park shooting that left a teen paralyzed.
The Hennepin County Attorney charged 18-year-old Laltigus Rodriguez Laray Lyons of Brooklyn Park with aiding and abetting first-degree assault committed for benefit of a gang and with aiding/abetting first-degree assault.
According to the criminal complaint, police were called to a large fight around 12:30 a.m. January 6th at a home on Brookdale Drive and Welcome Avenue. They found a 17-year-old with a gunshot wound in the back, that left him paralyzed from the waist down.
Police later determined the shooting was gang related.
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This newer Dyson features a more powerful 12AMP and the motorized brush bar to help with animal hair cleaning. Includes the combination crevice/brush tool, stair tool, mini turbine head.


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Boardman, A.E., D.H. Greenberg, A.R. Vining, and D.L.Weimer. 2006. Cost-Benefit Analysis: Concepts and Practice, 3rd Edition. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson Prentice Hall.
Borgonovo, E. 2006. "Measuring Uncertainty Importance: Investigation and Comparison of Alternative Approaches." Risk Analysis 20(5):1349-1361.
Bravata, D.M., K. McDonald, and D.K. Owens. 2002. Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response: Use of Information Technologies and Decision Support Systems. University of California, San Francisco—Stanford Evidence-based Practice Center. AHRQ Publication No. 02-E028. Available at www.ahrq.gov/clinic/tp/bioittp.htm. Accessed January 30, 2007.
Bravata, D.M., V. Sundaram, K.M. McDonald, W.M. Smith, H. Szeto, M.D. Schleinitz, and D.K. Owens. 2004. "Evaluating Detection and Diagnostic Decision Support Systems for Bioterrorism Response." Emerging Infectious Diseases 10(1):100-108.
Brisson, M., and W.J. Edmunds. 2006. "Impact of Model, Methodological, Parameter Uncertainty in the Economic Analysis of Vaccination Programs." Medical Decision Making 26(5):434-446.
Cooper, B. 2006. "Poxy Models and Rash Decisions." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 103(33):12221-12222.
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Elderd, B.D., V.M. Dukic, and G. Dwyer. 2006. "Uncertainty in Predictions of Disease Spread and Public Health Responses to Bioterrorism and Emerging Diseases." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 103(42):15693-15697.
Fischhoff, B., W.B. B ruin, U. Güvenç, D. Caruso, and L. Brilliant. 2006. "Analyzing Disaster Risks and Plans: An Avian Flu Example." Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 33(1):131-149.
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Each of these schools has been assigned a Parent Outreach Facilitator. This Facilitator focuses on 40 targeted students and their families by outreaching to the community, churches, and parents.
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Jakarta. Tens of thousands of people fled their homes on Friday, seeking refuge in crowded shelters in Central Java, as the island's Mount Kelud erupted, showering the region in ash and grounding flights in both Indonesia and abroad.
Three people were killed in the immediate aftermath of Mount Kelud's explosive eruption late Thursday night as more than 76,000 residents fled a dangerous storm of ash and rocks "the size of fists," Agence France-Presse reported.
"The whole place was shaking — it was like we were on a ship in high seas," Sunar told AFP. "We fled and could see lava in the distance flowing into a river."
The volcano's violent eruption was heard as far away as Yogyakarta as Mount Kelud spewed debris some 17 kilometers into the sky.
"It was like fireworks," Dian Julihadi, 32, from Blitar district, told AFP. "There was a loud bang and bright red lights shot up into the air."
The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) urged some 200,000 people in a 10-kilometer area around Mount Kelud, in Kediri district, East Java, to evacuate their homes. By Friday night only 76,388 people had left their homes, BNPB spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho told the Jakarta Globe.
The spokesman told AFP that several men tried to return to their homes in a last-minute effort to save their belongs. All were forced to turn back as volcanic debris continued to rain down on the area, he said.
In Malang, the roof of an evacuation shelter collapsed under the weight of the ash, crushing an elderly man and woman on Thursday. Another man died after inhaling the ash, according to reports by AFP.
Evacuees were crowded into an evacuation shelter in Malang, East Java, when the structure collapsed, said Sriono, a local resident who sought refuge in the building.
"At the time there were about 30 people [in the room]," Sriono told the Jakarta Globe. "We were waiting for a shuttle to be evacuated to the city of Batu [East Java] when the roof and walls suddenly collapsed. It was unable to withstand the [weight of the] falling ash."
The man's wife suffered serious injuries in the collapse.
"My wife had a fracture on the back of her head and cuts on her temples," he said. "Two other victims died on the spot."
The volcano was calm by Friday night, but ash continued to fall as far away as Bandung, West Java.
"The latest information said the eruption had stopped, but that volcanic ash was still falling," Malang district chief Rendra Kresna told the Jakarta Globe. "The refugees will remain in the camps until the ash-fall subsides."
The region will remain under alert until March 12, the local government announced.
Flights grounded, tourist sites closed down
Transportation officials temporarily suspended all flights into and out of seven airports in Java as international flights to Bali were forced to turn around.
"All flights to those airports have been cancelled, and other flights, including some between Australia and Indonesia, have been rerouted," Transport Ministry director general of aviation Herry Bakti told AFP.
Virgin Australia was forced to cancel flights that flew near the affected area on Friday, explaining in a statement that "the safety of our customers is the highest priority." Australian nurse Susanne Webster, 38, was on a late-morning Virgin flight from Sydney to Bali that was turned around.
"About two hours in, the pilot announced over in Indonesia there was a volcano that erupted and that we were turning the plane back," she told AFP, adding they were still in Australian airspace at the time.
Australian airline Qantas, Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific all cancelled or postponed flights to Jakarta and Surabaya on Friday and Saturday. Low-cost carrier AirAsia said 21 flights were affected by the eruption on Friday.
"The ashes could… compromise the safety and performance of the aircraft, such as [cause] permanent damage to the engine," AirAsia said in a statement.
Garuda Indonesia cancelled flights to Malang, Semarang, Surabaya, Solo and Yogyakarta due to poor visibility. The airline expects the situation to remain poor for the next three days, Aminuloh, a station manager with the airline, told the Jakarta Globe on Friday.
"We are not selling tickets for three days due to the eruption at Kelud," he said. "We expect visibility to improve in no more than three days."
Several vital tourism sites, including the island's famed Borobudur temple, were shut down on Friday as ash threatened to damage the historical sites and made transportation too hazardous. Borobudur may remain closed for as long as seven days to preserve the site's iconic statues and stupas.
Indonesia's Coordinating Economic Minister Hatta Rajasa expects the economic impact to be great.
"We haven't calculated the loss, but it must be significant, as the economic activities in Java island are high" he said.
Dangerous ash
The local government prepared some 350,000 masks for those affected by Mount Kelud's eruption. On Friday gray ash blanketed several cities in Central Java, covering the street in a thick layer of ash and dropping air quality to dangerous levels.
A health official in Yogyakarta warned residents to take care not to inhale too much ash. Masks should be worn everywhere, including inside buildings as ash seeps in through windows and ventilation shafts, and residents should dress in long clothes, avoiding letting the material touch their skin, said Evie Indra, a doctor in Ludira Husada Hospital in Yogyakarta.
"The content of the ashes includes silica crystal in the shape of quartz, cristobalite, or tridymite mineral," Evie said. "The size is very small, in nanometers… For those with asthma, the production of mucus will increase and will make it harder to breathe.
"You should still use the mask inside of buildings. The size of volcanic ashes is so small so it may still be there even though you cannot see it."
Another volcano begins 'spewing smoke'
The Center for Vulcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation (PVMBG) raised the status of Mount Lewotobi Perempuan in East Flores, East Nusa Tenggara, on Friday as the volcano showed signs that it was stirring to life.
"The increased status of this mountain is because of increasing volcanic activity," East Nusa Tenggara Disaster Mitigation Agency head Tini Thadeus told the state-run Antara News Agency. "The mountain is spewing white smoke."
Local residents have been told to remain alert in case the situation worsens, Tini said.
The nation was left to cope with the affects of Mount Kelud's eruption less than two weeks after a deadly eruption of Mount Sinabung left at least 16 dead in North Sumatra. The volcanically active archipelago sits on the Pacific's "Ring of Fire." There are some 127 active volcanos in Indonesia, including the active Mount Merapi.
Mount Kelud, once described as one of Java's most dangerous, has claimed more than 15,000 lives since 1500.


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After announcing this updated many weeks back, Google has finally released the voice search update for their iOS app. This update brings Google Now like voice search capability to the app along with support for iPhone 5. The update Google search app for iOS uses Google Knowledge Graph to provide smart and contextual search results(…)
Google Mobile Homepage Gets a Redesign – Now Features Hidden Services Sidebar
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Google Home Page and Search Results Layout Updated
It's rare that Google updates the looks of their home page or search engine result pages ( SERPs) but ever since Bing has stepped up the game with their different and useful designs, Google has been experimenting a lot lately. As part of their Google +1 release, they've accordingly made changes to other parts of(…)
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Microsoft has released a Bing app for iPad. This isn't their first Bing app for iOS, as they had already previously released a Bing app for iPhone. If you're a Bing user with an iPad, this is the perfect app for you and it actually shows Google how to make a good search app.
Google Shows New Widget for Weather Search Results for iPhone and Android Users
Google has started showing a new useful weather widget for weather related queries by users from Android and iOS devices. The widget shows the current weather conditions and includes a slider to see the changes in weather over the next 12 hours. Really cool, we must say!
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Google Search Results get Makeover – Bing inspiration evident
Google has updated the look and feel of its search results by bringing in some new elements in their user interface. At first sight I thought they are a little bit inspired by the colorful Bing interface. These changes would make search easier and better to find exactly what they are looking for.
Google has a new search results UI in the works. Here is how it currently looks like:
While doing some 'ego searching' today, I stumbled across this new Google Search results UI. It looks a lot cleaner than the current UI and a lot less colorful as well. The currently search selection has colored buttons while other search types have colorless images. Weirdly though, navigating to either of them brings back the(…)
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For anyone who was wondering.
For a couple of years I was really, really into the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins. He was a priest poet teacher in the 19th century.
One of his most known poems is called God's Grandeur, with the line: "it will flame out, like shining from shook foil."
There is something very different about his poems that I can't name--they are very thick and very unusual. He developed this whole aesthetic of writing that was very Celtic in its symbolic understanding--as in, each word he chose was intended to radiate being and the supernaturalness of something. He wanted to get at the stuff something really was and not just say this is like that. So in the process there are alot of nonsensical words and phrases and are just about sounds...
kind of reminds me of tongues, speaking in tongues... which is not just about random, abstract sound but about something manifesting through our voices. That sound is very real and very literal, in heaven and earth, and not just some John Cage experiment.
Now can't words hold that kind of trembling, too? Can't each word be a manifestation of being and not just a metaphor? I think Mr. Hopkins was trying to get at that somehow.
Anyway, just wanted to share a poem of his. It's late, and I was remembering this poem, what it felt like to try and read it... running and stumbling over it. And then after all that coming to myself as an immortal diamond...
That Nature is a Heraclitean Fire and of the comfort of the Resurrection
CLOUD-PUFFBALL, torn tufts, tossed pillows ' flaunt forth, then chevy on an air-
built thoroughfare: heaven-roysterers, in gay-gangs ' they throng; they glitter in marches.
Down roughcast, down dazzling whitewash, ' wherever an elm arches,
Shivelights and shadowtackle in long ' lashes lace, lance, and pair.
Delightfully the bright wind boisterous ' ropes, wrestles, beats earth bare
Of yestertempest's creases; in pool and rut peel parches
Squandering ooze to squeezed ' dough, crust, dust; stanches, starches
Squadroned masks and manmarks ' treadmire toil there
Footfretted in it. Million-fuelèd, ' nature's bonfire burns on.
But quench her bonniest, dearest ' to her, her clearest-selvèd spark
Man, how fast his firedint, ' his mark on mind, is gone!
Both are in an unfathomable, all is in an enormous dark
Drowned. O pity and indig ' nation! Manshape, that shone
Sheer off, disseveral, a star, ' death blots black out; nor mark
Is any of him at all so stark
But vastness blurs and time ' beats level. Enough! the Resurrection,
A heart's-clarion! Away grief's gasping, ' joyless days, dejection.
Across my foundering deck shone
A beacon, an eternal beam. ' Flesh fade, and mortal trash
Fall to the residuary worm; ' world's wildfire, leave but ash:
In a flash, at a trumpet crash,
I am all at once what Christ is, ' since he was what I am, and
This Jack, joke, poor potsherd, ' patch, matchwood, immortal diamond,
Is immortal diamond.


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Ex-Hillside star Khris Francis, freshmen star for Tar Heels
While North Carolina's 45-14 win over Virginia Saturday at Kenan Stadium keeps the Tar Heels in line for a bowl bid this season, it also bodes well for the future.
All six UNC touchdowns were scored by underclassmen, including three by true freshmen — an 85-yard punt return by receiver Ryan Switzer, a 62-yard interception return by safety Dominique Green and a 15-yard reception by running back Khris Francis, a star last season at Hillside High School and former Herald-Sun All-Area Player of the Year.
Sophomore quarterback Marquise Williams combined four four touchdowns throwing, running and receiving in his second career start, sophomore linebacker Jeff Schoettmer led the team with eight tackles, true freshman Mikey Bart started at bandit and three freshmen played on the offensive line.
Underclassmen also represented the top five Tar Heels in receiving yards and the top four in rushing yards.
"I really do think this freshman class is going to be pretty special," UNC coach Larry Fedora said. "Not only are they playing for us, they're making plays for us.
"I think what you're finding out now is they've adapted to college football. So now you see their athleticism come out. You see them just starting to play ball, not worry about everything, not worry about making mistakes. They're just playing ball, and they're having some fun out there."
Switzer fielded the first Virginia punt at the 1, had no gain on his next return, made two fair catches and then started his next return by dropping the punt. But he picked up the ball and recorded UNC's first return for a touchdown since Giovani Bernard's game-winner against N.C. State last season.
"I'm going to be in trouble for that tomorrow," Switzer said. "Thankfully, it bounced right up. It kind of helped me because I got a second to hesitate, and the defense kind of outran it."
Green said his touchdown, which came after Schoettmer flushed Virginia quarterback David Watford out of the pocket, was his first score since his days in Pop Warner.
Then came Francis, who scored his first career college TD on a fourth-quarter screen pass after having a TD negated because of a penalty on the same exact play last week against N.C. State.
"In the moment I was just praying it didn't get called back," Francis said. "I can't even describe the feeling of when it actually occurred. All my teammates were there, tapping me on the helmet. It was a great feeling."
Francis also ran six times for 35 yards, while freshman T.J. Logan had 42 yards on seven carries and caught a 30-yard screen pass and sophomore Romar Morris had a 41-yard run.
While not replicating his ACC record-tying 16-catch performance last season against Virginia, sophomore Quinshad Davis had a game-high 65 yards and a score on five catches and threw his second touchdown pass of the season.
And leading it all was Williams, who was under center — surrounded by underclassmen — for UNC's highest-scoring game of the year.
"It shows the talent we have in our class and where this program can go in the next couple years," Switzer said.


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Application Period for Fall 2015 Admission to CAD is Closed
The application period to apply to the CAD major for fall 2015 is closed. We do not accept late applications. The next opportunity to apply for the CAD major is for Spring 2016 admittance. That application time frame is August 1-31, 2015. If you are a current SFSU student and want to apply to CAD for Spring 2016, submit a completed Change of Major form to the CAD Department office during the application time frame. If you are not a current SFSU student, apply to the university Admissions Office using the CSU system-wide form, also during the application time frame. Indicate that CAD is your desired major and make sure to include the concentration. Information about the admissions process after you have applied is located in the following section.
APPLICATIONS to the CAD Major
The CAD Department accepts only upper division students into the major. Freshmen who are admitted to the university may select "Undeclared with Interest in CAD." Then, in the fall semester of their sophomore year, they can apply to the CAD major by following the instructions below for Current SF State Students.
CURRENT SF State Students - Applications to the CAD major can be submitted using the following form: Declaration/Change of Undergraduate Primary Major (less than 96 units completed). See link below. No supplemental application is required by the CAD Department. The application period for fall semester admissions is October 1 through November 30. Check the university Admissions website for specific dates. Completed forms can be dropped off at the CAD Department office in SCI 394. This information applies to current SF State students who wish to change their majors or students who are "Undeclared with an Interest in CAD." Late applications are not accepted. http://www.sfsu.edu/~admisrec/forms/regforms/cmf.pdf
SF State students who wish to apply for spring semester admissions should follow the same process. The application period is August 1-31.
TRANSFER Students - Please see Undergraduate Admissions for SFSU application form, dates and deadlines. The application period for fall semester is October 1-November 30 and applications are submitted to the university Admissions Office. Select CAD as your primary major. No supplemental application is required by the CAD Department. Transfer students who wish to apply for spring semester should follow the same process. The application period for spring semester applicants is August 1-31.
ADMISSIONS PROCESS and CRITERIA
After the application period has closed, the university Admissions Office reviews transfer applications to determine who has met university admissions requirements. Once that process is complete, the CAD Department Admissions Committee receives a list of qualified applicants that includes BOTH transfer applicants and current SF State students who wish to change to the CAD major. Grade point average is a criterium for all applicants, while the following criteria also apply to transfer applicants: geographic location, first generation college, and financial need. Once the department screening process has been completed, applicants are notified if they are admitted, not admitted, or placed on the wait list. Current SF State students who are Change of Major applicants are notified by the CAD Department using the SFSU email address. Transfer applicants are notified of their admissions status by the university Admissions Office.
Please Note: Current CAD majors who wish to change their concentrations can submit a Declaration/Change of Major form to the CAD Department office at any time.
The Change/Declaration of Major form is on the CAD website, Forms, or on the university Registrar's website.
Transfer Students
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When should I apply to the CAD Department as a transfer student?
It depends upon the semester for which you are applying. If you want to transfer for a fall semester, plan to apply the previous October 1-November 30. This means you must apply to the university between Oct. 1- Nov. 30 of the previous year. If you want to apply for a spring semester, you will need to apply August 1-31.
2. What are the requirements for admission to the CAD major as a transfer student?
Complete ENG 214 or equivalent with a grade of C- or better.
Complete CAD 210 and CAD 260 or equivalent with grade of C or better.
3. What are the requirements for admission to SF State as a transfer student?
- Grade point average of at least 2.0 (C or better) in all transferable units attempted. Nonresidents must have a 2.4 grade point average or better. Note: Applicants from outside of SF State's six county service area may be held to different requirements.
- Good standing at last college or university attended
- Completed at least 60 transferable semester units of college course work with a grade point average of 2.0 or higher
- Grade of C or better in each course used to meet CSU general education requirements in written communication, oral communication, critical thinking and quantitative reasoning, e.g. mathematics.
- The 60 units must include at least 30 units of courses which meet CSU general education requirement including all general education requirements in communication in English language - one course in written communication, one course in oral communication, and one course in critical thinking; and one course in mathematics/quantitative reasoning OR the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) requirements in English communication and mathematical concepts and quantitative reasoning.
4. Can I transfer to SF State before I earn upper division status?
No. SF State does not accept lower division transfer students.
5. What is the maximum number of units I can transfer to SFSU?
No more than 70 semester units may be transferred to a CSU campus from an institution which does not offer bachelor's degrees or their equivalents, e.g., community colleges. Given the university's 30-unit residency requirement, no more than 90 total units may be transferred into the university from all sources.
6. How can I double check to see which of my community college General Education courses will transfer to SF State?
General Education: General education requirements are the same for all CSU campuses, so California community college articulations of general education courses (about one third of degree requirements) are handled centrally and may be accessed at www.assist.org.
7. What is articulation?
Articulation: Campuses may enter into articulation agreements on either a course for course or program to program basis. Such articulations are common between CSU campuses and any or all of the California community colleges, but may exist between CSU campuses and other institutions. Established CSU/CCC articulations may be found on www.assist.org.
8. Will my math and English courses from community college count?
Upper-division transfer students who have completed transferable English composition and college-level math courses with a grade of C or better are exempt from the English Placement Test (EPT) and the Entry Level Mathematics Test (ELM). Upper-division transfer students must complete both English composition and college level mathematics prior to enrolling at a CSU campus.
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - The Cal State Northridge men's soccer program has added six players for the upcoming 2008 season, head coach Terry Davila announced Thursday. Joining the Matadors and Davila in 2008 will be Cameron Sims, Reuben Rodriguez, Michael Barbeito, Christopher Leiva, Matthew Chavez and Daniel Crandall.
"I am very happy with this recruiting class and its ability to come into the program and contribute immediately," said Davila. "We are adding a lot of experience and depth to our squad and that will help us reach our potential."
Sims and Rodriguez join the Matadors after spending the past two seasons at Mt. San Antonio College. While with the Mounties, the pair was a part of a 22-1-2 team in 2007 that advanced to the semifinals of the California State Championships.
"Cameron is a powerful center forward who goes to goal and has the ability to put points on the board," added Davila. "Reuben can step and play any midfield position and plays with great vision and touch. Both have ample experience playing with Division I players and can contribute and put up points right away."
Barbeito joins the Matadors after spending his freshman and sophomore seasons at The University of San Diego, where he finished with two goals and an assist in the two years.
"Michael brings Division I experience and outstanding playmaking abilities to our midfield," said Davila. "He enjoyed a very successful youth career and really makes others around him better with his vision and touch."
Leiva arrives at Northridge after playing for the Vanguard Lions for his freshman and sophomore campaigns. In his freshman season, he produced eight goals, seven assists and 23 points to lead the team. He followed that performance up with four-goal, seven-assists season in 2007.
"Christopher plays on the outside in the midfield and brings good speed and skill to our program," said Davila. "He played in the PDL for the Seahorses against top competition and brings a great attitude towards goal."
Chavez and Crandall are the team's two incoming freshmen. Chavez comes to Northridge following a successful four-year career at Mater Dei High School, while Crandall played at Los Alamitos during his high school career.
"Matthew will probably see time at left back and both he and Daniel enjoyed a tremendous amount of success while playing for the Irvine Strikers, a top youth squad," said Davila. "Matthew is good at creating separation and making plays from the left back position and Daniel is a prototypical center back, who is very good in the air and a powerful tackler."
Davila and the Matadors start the 2008 season when they host the CSUN Tournament at Matador Soccer Field. First up will be a meeting with the Georgetown Hoyas on Aug. 29, at 4:30 p.m., and play Alabama A&M two days later at 2:30 p.m.


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Who says you can't keep enjoying life in the midst of difficult challenges? Regardless of the catastrophe, when life hands you the proverbial lemon don't settle for lemonade. Grab yourself some tequila, salt and a blender – then savor your lemon margarita with a smile on your face.
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You know the stereotype of the overweight person who tells you – while eating a cupcake – that their weight issues are due to a thyroid problem? And you're thinking to yourself, Yeah right! Just put down the cupcake! Well guess what? I'm overweight, I eat cupcakes and I have a thyroid problem. [Read More]
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Regardless of your political party, your political views, or how you plan to vote in November, I hope you will watch this video and let his words inspire you. (It's okay to be inspired, even if you are voting for the other guy. ) He's right when he says we aren't red states or blue states, we are the UNITED States of America. On this Independence Day let's not forget those words we learned long ago in elementary school, and let's not forget who we are: ONE nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [Read More]
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CHAPMANVILLE — Chapmanville Regional High School has announced that Autumn Baisden will lead the class of 2013 as valedictorian during graduation ceremonies set for Friday, May 24, at 4 p.m.
Baisden is an active member of the National Honor Society, plays girls basketball, is a track captain and was voted most athletic in her class. A volunteer for Dignity Hospice, she regularly gives horse riding lessons at Baisden's stables and is a member of Chapman Memorial Church.
Her future plans include attending Eastern Kentucky University to obtain a Master's degree in Occupational Therapy. A recipient of the Regents Scholarship at EKU, Baisden has already been accepted into the honors program.
She is the daughter of Jim and Kimberly Baisden of Harts.
Other honor graduates include:
• Summa Cum Laude — Autumn Baisden, Kristen Baisden, Jessica Bryant, Megan Farley, Mackenzie Martin, Sydney Napier and Hailey Price.
• Magna Cum Laude — Kara Adams, Rodney Adams, Candice Adkins, Kaycee Adkins, Whitlea Alderman, Rachel Ball, Caitlyn Barker, Dara Berry, Kaitlyn Bircheat, Brandi Broom, David Cavins, Autumn Collier, Dustin Conley, Bethany Ferrell, Carly Hatfield, Casandra Hensley, Gabrielle Hill, Chloe Kirk, Kelsie Kirk Staggs, Dustin Lewis, Derrick Lowe, Alicia Maynard, Clara Maynard, Grant Maynard, Haley Mays, Heather Meeks, Chelcie Pritchard, Jessica Rideout, Kayla Runyon, Dustin Smith, Kaitlyn S. Smith, Meagan Smith, Zachary Thompson, Natalie Welty, Brandon White and Dustin White.
• Cum Laude — Jaclyn Adams, Tashena Adams, Keri Belcher, Talya Berry, Kayla Bryant, Zachary Levi Clemens, Olivia Collins, Alisha Conley, Brittany Conley, Cassie Craddock, Michaela Craven, Savannah Crum, Brittany Dingess, Micah Dixon, Alec Elkins, Erica Gearhart, Austin Gilman, Kellie Griffith, Katelynn Hall, Shaun Holmes, Rebecca Hudson, Billy Johnson, Sarina Jones, Austin Kinney, Alana Michelle Mangus, Katelyn Manns, Kayla McKinney, Mary McKinney, Summer Mullins, Sylest Napier, Kaitlyn B. Smith, Lori Staggs, Cory Van Meter, Zebulen Vance, Sarah Wiley, Natasha Williams and Andrew Workman.
Again, Chapmanville Regional High School graduation is at 4 p.m. Friday, May 24. Due to the time of graduation, Chapmanville area schools will dismiss early on May 24. Chapmanville Regional and Chapmanville Middle will dismiss at noon and Chapmanville area elementary schools will dismiss at 1 p.m. Anyone wishing to attend the CRHS graduation ceremony, shuttle buses will be running from the Chapmanville Middle to the high school beginning at 2 p.m. The buses will also run after the ceremony.


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Police and Fire: Port Hueneme police this morning are looking for a woman suspected of abducting her 2-year-old daughter from the child's legal guardians.
Police began looking for Beatriz Ramirez, 26, and her daughter Dulce after Ramirez failed to return the toddler to the girl's grandparents after a one-hour visitation Thursday afternoon, according to a prepared statement from the Port Hueneme Police Department. The toddler's grandparents have legal custody of her.
Police believe Ramirez may be headed to Mexico with Dulce in a grey 1996 Nissan Frontier pickup truck with white pin stripes. Ramirez may be accompanied by a short, heavyset man.
Traffic: At 6:49 a.m., the California Highway Patrol was not reporting any traffic accidents or hazards on county roadways.
Weather: Strong winds are expected to arrive this evening and cause humidities to drop, creating dangerous fire conditions, the National Weather Service reported.
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A red-flag warning is scheduled to go into effect at 6 p.m. today and remain in effect until noon Sunday. The weather service issues red flag warnings when conditions are ripe for fires to start and spread quickly.
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Behind three hits from Ryan Raslowsky and another quality start from Brycen Rutherford, the Cal State Northridge Matadors (8-12) defeated the West Virginia Mountaineers (9-6) 4-2 on Friday afternoon at Matador Field. The Matadors jumped ahead early with three runs in the first three innings and never looked back.
Facing reigning Big-12 Pitcher of the Year Harrison Musgrave, the Matadors struck first with a run in the bottom of the first inning. Ranny Lowe opened the frame for CSUN by reaching on a fielding error and advanced to second on a bunt single by Raslowsky. Chester Pak followed with a sacrifice bunt before an RBI ground out by Nick Blaser scored Lowe from third.
"The players did a rare thing today: they played more freed up, more relaxed today than they did yesterday," said CSUN head coach Greg Moore. "It's not easy after you take a loss and when you don't execute but I give the guys a lot of credit for taking their hands off the wheel, loosening their grip and playing the game like they should."
The Matadors put two more runs on the board in the bottom of the third to take an early 3-0 lead on the Mountaineers. Lowe started things off with a double to left center and Raslowsky singled on a bunt for the second time. Pak brought home Lowe with a sacrifice fly and Raslowsky later scored from first on an RBI double by Blaser.
Rutherford was dialed in for the Matadors all afternoon and did not allow a baserunner until a leadoff walk in the fourth. West Virginia was able to make an adjustment the second time through the order, however, and scored a run in the top of the fifth on a fielder's choice for Ray Guerrini that scored Max Nogay.
The Mountaineers inched closer in the top of the seventh and cut the CSUN lead to 3-2. After a one-out double for Nogay put two runners in scoring position, Michael Constantini drove in a run with a single to the left side of the infield.
The Matadors responded with an insurance run in the bottom of the seventh. Nico Garbella was hit by a pitch to start things off before moving to second on a wild pitch. With two outs in the inning, Pak singled to left center to drive in the run and put CSUN ahead 4-2.
Rutherford (2-2) struck out four in 6.1 innings to earn the win and his fifth quality start in five outings this year. Shay Maltese pitched 2.2 scoreless innings and struck out three to pick up his second save of the season. Musgrave (3-1) allowed four runs, three earned, on nine hits in 6.2 innings for the loss.
"Getting ahead was big today," said Rutherford. "Dylan [Alexander] played really well behind the plate, Coach was calling a great game and I let my defense work."
Raslowsky finished the day 3-for-4 at the plate, Lowe scored twice, Pak and Blaser had two RBIs and Brett Balkan went 2-for-3 as the Matadors saw production at every spot in the lineup.
The series will be up for grabs in the finale between the Matadors and Mountaineers as the teams prepare for Saturday's contest. First pitch at Matador Field is scheduled for 1 p.m.


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By: Mike Anderson, KOB Eyewitness News 4
The Isotopes' smallest fans took to the field for a special day camp.
Today the kids aren't fans they were Isotopes players, training alongside the guys they cheer on from the stands.
"It's more exercise than I've had in days," said Austin Delay, 7.
Some still couldn't believe their luck.
"It's really cool to be out on the field the actual ballpark," said Owen Sinkus who's almost 8 years old.
More than a hundred kids took part in the Isotopes' Youth Skills Clinic.
They went through seven stations from conditioning to pitching.
The best part for some: learning from 11 players and coaches.
Some proud parents also looked on.
Claudia Andrick of Rio Rancho kept an eye on #7, her son Christopher who's looks forward to the clinic every summer.
"He thinks it's pretty amazing actually to be playing with them because he sees them when they're out here playing the real games and he kind of feels in awe sometimes I think when he's out here with them," said Andrick. "He's a little shy so he won't approach them very easily; he just likes to be around them."
The Isotopes have about three of these day camps a year.
The team hopes baseball clinics like these teach kids about more than just baseball.
"The best thing about baseball and sports in general is teaching people about teamwork, working with others, communication being part of a bigger thing," said John Traub, Isotopes' General Manager.
And that's a lesson that goes well beyond the field.
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Note The update that is described in this article is superseded by the update that is described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
You make XMLHTTP calls with the following formats:
The call fails, and you receive the following error message:
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The Microsoft Internet Explorer security update that is described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article bans URLs with embedded user credentials:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/832894/ )MS04-004: Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer
Even after you apply the fix that is provided in this article, XMLHTTP calls with URLs in the following formats still fail.
You must apply the fix, and you must also change the URL to the following format.
A supported fix is now available from Microsoft. This fix will only enable the scenario where user credentials are passed as parameters in the Open() method call. This fix will not enable scenarios where the user credentials are embedded in the URL.
Note This fix is only for the following versions of the Microsoft XML Parser (MSXML):
To work around this problem, use the following format.
Microsoft has confirmed that the scenario where user credentials are passed as parameters in the Open() method call and are not embedded in the URL, is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
For additional information, see the following Microsoft Security Bulletin:
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(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/834489/ )Internet Explorer does not support user names and passwords in Web site addresses (HTTP or HTTPS URLs)
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278674The example companies, organizations, products, domain names, e-mail addresses, logos, people, places, and events depicted herein are fictitious. No association with any real company, organization, product, domain name, e-mail address, logo, person, places, or events is intended or should be inferred.
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It's a season for boat shows and wandering the isles of the tackle shop. There is a lot to see out there now. Saltwater lures have come of age, and advancements in technology and wide distribution have created a huge market for artificial baits among inshore anglers. Every year lures seem to get more and more effective and the innovations of tackle manufactures get more diverse.
Winter is not usually associated with fresh fish, but among the few species available to local anglers are two that make terrific eating and fit perfectly in many good recipes. These are the speckled trout and the black drum, both of which can be caught throughout the year in all but the coldest weather. Specks are well known to seafood lovers as a culinary delight, while black drum lack the good reputation but are still a great fish to eat.
Folks, as a fisherman, I can assure you what is happening here in our home waters of Brunswick County is an amazing thing. Somehow, through a magical formula only Mother Nature understands, we have been delivered a blessing of having the most famous, the most sought after, the most highly prized fish in the world set up winter headquarters right here in our own neighborhood. The giant bluefin tuna are here!
The weather is cold and unstable, and nobody is fishing much. Well, the birds are fishing, but birds are extremely talented and can catch fish through a blizzard. Anyone who has ever sat and watched them knows no angler can match the skill of our feathered friends. Few humans, however, are out casting about.
There are redfish schools in the shallows (or so I am told) that might or might not be willing to bite on the warmer days. In truth, most are probably just content to chill out and hide from dolphins (who have some freakish fishing skills themselves).
Despite water temperatures that have reached into the 40s, anglers still report spotting nice schools of red drum prowling the shallow waters. These fish will not always bite during the coldest periods, but on some days the sun warms up things enough to create a very favorable environment for targeting these winter redfish.
Red drum can often be seen "tailing" in the shallows with their noses down and rooting up food while their tails are sticking up in the air. Some of these redfish schools are huge. Finding them, however, is just part of the task of redfishing.
I am happy to ring in the New Year with the good news the giant bluefin tuna have finally shown up off our coast.
The season for this fishery typically starts in December and runs through January. Last season it was very slow off our area, but this season we had our hopes high. Much of the commercial netting of menhaden (giant bluefin tuna's main food source) has been haulted off the Carolinas, and all indications were there was going to be much more baitfish presence this season.
January is a great time for boat shows and tackle expos, and if you go to one you will see a bewildering selection of lures available for throwing at inshore saltwater fish. The Bass Pro Shop, Dick's Sporting Goods, our fine local tackle shops and even the better Walmarts carry most of the same artificial choices. All of them work in the right situation, and you shouldn't be reluctant to try some of the newer models out there gaining fame for their success.
If you are looking to celebrate the New Year by breaking in that fishing gear you got for Christmas, there are still opportunities out there. Water temperatures are a little lower than what they were last year, but that is still warm enough for the area to hold some fish. Quite a few species are still active, with speckled trout topping the list for most winter anglers.
The weather has alternated between unusually warm and typically cold, but local inshore fishing has settled into its traditional winter pattern. That means fewer people are fishing but some coolers are still being filled.
For the casual bottom angler and the surf fishermen there are targets out there, though they might not be easy to find. Fish are schooled up tight, meaning it isn't hard to miss out on them if you are at the wrong spot at the wrong time. Some of them also tend to be more active at certain times of the day and night.
Plenty of spot are in the waterways of Brunswick County right now, although few people know it. These spot show up every year after the pinfish have left. A lot of folks are unaware they are still around. These are not the bigger ones you might catch in the fall, but the medium-sized silver fish. I caught 40 the other night and could have had all I wanted. They were eaten pretty quickly; fresh fried spot in December are a great treat.
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July 27 at 3:30 p.m. - Watch 19:15 - Comments - A new plan will help the City pursue investments that will boost Spokane's economy and create jobs
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This essential collection brings together the best songs from multi-Grammy Award winner and cross-cultural worship leader, Israel Houghton. Decade, highlights the career and brightest songs from Israel Houghton who transformed the sound of contemporary worship. The double disc repertoire has been remixed and remastered and introduces 2 new songs including the global church anthem "Jesus At The Center" which is currently being sung by some of the largest congregations around the world including: Hillsong, Lakewood, Free Chapel and others.
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1. Friend Of God
2. Again I Say Rejoice
3. You Are Good
4. We Have Overcome
5. Not Forgotten
6. Who Is Like the Lord
7. New Season
8. Alpha and Omega
9. Take The Limits Off/No Limits (Enlarge My Territory)
10. To Worship You I Live (Away)
11. There s A Liftin Of The Hands
12. Hosanna (Be Lifted Higher)
13. Jesus At The Center (Decade Version)
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1. Saved By Grace
2. Just Wanna Say
3. With Long Life
4. Nothing Else Matters
5. Love God Love People
6. Going To Another Level
7. I Know Who I Am
8. Say So
9. The Power Of One (Change The World)
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11. If Not For Your Grace
12. Another Breakthrough
13. Moving Forward (Live)
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For the price, you can't beat this. Nicely designed, solid, and good looking. (Though, a little hard to grip with one hand if you have to pick it up.)
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Councillors back scrapping of pension scheme
Posted: March 14, 2014|
A GENEROUS pension scheme for city councillors has been described as "a dreadful scam".
Since 2003 councillors have been allowed to join the local government final salary pension scheme.
The Herald learned this week that only 18 out of 57 Plymouth councillors have signed up to the career average scheme.
They pay 6per cent of their earnings into the pension pot.
But taxpayers contribute a whopping 19.4per cent.
And from April that will rise to 20.1per cent.
This week some councillors condemned the Government's decision to scrap their pensions.
Under changes announced on Monday, from April no more councillors will be able to join the scheme.
Those who have already joined will cease to receive contributions from the next time they face re-election.
As reported in The Herald, Plymouth council leader Tudor Evans said the change was unjust, incorrect and discriminatory.
Cllr Ian Bowyer, the Conservative group leader on the council, said: "The Government is being unduly harsh on people who give many years of service to their local communities."
Paul Jarvis, Labour councillor for Eggbuckland, said he gave up a well-paid job to become a councillor.
But a number of councillors contacted The Herald to welcome the scrapping of the pension scheme.
Cllr Richard Ball, Conservative councillor for Compton, said the Blair Government, which introduced the pensions in 2003, was trying to professionalise local politics.
"The pension is one of those dreadful scams the Labour Government got up to."
Cllr Ball said he had not signed up to the scheme.
"It was set up before I became a councillor, and when I learned about it I was quite shocked.
He said the basic allowance of £10,044.84 was to cover expenses, and was not a pensionable salary.
Cllr Ball rejected claims that a lack of a pension would stop people becoming councillors.
"It hasn't kept young people out in the past," he said. He pointed to Conservatives like Cllr Patrick Nicholson (Plympton St Mary) and Cllr Martin Leaves (Peverell) who went into politics in their teens.
"What it stops is the professional councillor who does nothing else in their life.
"I don't like this professionalisation of our councillors. I would like them to have another string to their bow," he said.
Councillors contribute to the pension scheme out of their basic allowance, which in Plymouth is £10,044.84 a year.
Committee chairs and other office-holders get special responsibility allowance.
The leader of the council gets a total of £40,176.60.
A council spokeswoman said: "Councillors pay at a fixed rate of 6per cent of their pay (basic plus special responsibility allowances).
"The council pays at 19.4per cent of their pay. This is moving to 20.1per cent from April.
"This is the same rate as employees.
"These arrangements remain for the members in the scheme on March 31, 2014 and until the end of their term of office in 2014, 2015 or 2016, whichever applies.
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Somebody will surely know more about his Disney connection than I do. Dave Omel, former Disneyland Executive passed away March 7. He suffered a heart attack while driving and slammed into a parked car. He was a friend of my father.
A little background from his business website:
<quote>Dave Omel, a native of Long Beach, California retired from The Walt Disney Company after 30 years of service. Dave held many positions throughout the Disney organization but was best known as the Director and General Manager of Disneyland Park. Dave's first car was a 1971 VW beetle, and since then has had many different VW models including his favorites: 1966 Sundial camper, 1966 double cab, and 1966 Deluxe bus. Currently, Dave enjoys driving his 36 horse-powered 1959 Ghia while his 1961 SO23 waits in line to be brought back to life. Aside from Eddy and Dave's Garage, Dave is the Vice President of VisionMaker, a company dedicated to building theme parks and resorts worldwide.</quote>


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We don't know about you, but we're super-excited that Bethenny Frankel's six-week talk show trial run this summer landed her a full season order for a daytime show. The only question is: When will we get to watch it?
According to the Huffington Post, Bethenny will make its big-leagues debut on FOX after Anderson Cooper's daytime TV show, Anderson Live, takes its final bow. In other words, when Anderson Live finishes its third and final season next summer, Bethenny would take over his time slot right away.
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Even before the new Apple lineup was official, vendors were already chomping at the bit to release their Apple accessories. Schsche was quick to introduce their new PMP cases that are compatible with the iPod nano 5G.
The kickBack n5 is a kickstand case that uses clear polycarbonate as a screen protector and black rubber on all four corners the case. The back of the case is where you can find an opening for the Nano's new camera and microphone so that you can transfer information from your PC/MAC to the device without having to fiddle with the case. Of course the rear of the case is also where you'll find the flip out kickstand for when you want to watch those digital videos on the nano 5G's 2.2-inch display without having to hold the device. The Scosche kickBack n5 retails for $24.99.


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In two applications to the US Department of Transportation's Air Carrier Licensing Division earlier this month, AirTran argues that of the three carriers designated to operate the DEN-SJD route, two of them – Republic and Frontier – are owned by the same company, Republic Airways, and that only Frontier is offering scheduled services on the route.
"In a limited entry market such as this, there is simply no justification for allowing Republic to continue to hold separate and unused authority that would block AirTran's entry and competing service," Robert W. Kneisley, associate general counsel for Southwest stated in the airline's latest application on November 21.
Under the current US-Mexico Air Transport Agreement, up to three US airlines can operate between DEN and SJD, with United, Republic and Frontier holding the rights until 2014, AirTran said.
According to AirTran, Republic has not operated the DEN-SJD route since April 14, 2008, when it ended services after just a year of operating them. It said that even after revoking its authority, Republic could still enter the market through a codeshare with Frontier.
In its November 2 application, AirTran stated that if it was granted rights to operate the route, it would it would offer a daily service from November through to April, falling to twice weekly from May through October, with a Boeing 737-700 in a 137-seat configuration and was prepared to "commence flying in the DEN-SJD market as soon as all regulatory approvals are received".
To support its application, AirTran enclosed a letter from Kim Day, manager of aviation at DEN, urging the Department to approve the application.
With Southwest, which owns AirTran, ranking as the second largest airline at Denver, this could provide "substantial connecting opportunities allowing passengers from across Southwest's network to benefit from the proposed Denver–San Jose del Cabo service," Day said.


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The Magazine
John Roberts's Other Papers
From the August 8, 2005 issue: Portrait of the judge as an undergraduate.
Aug 8, 2005, Vol. 10, No. 44 • By MATTHEW CONTINETTI
John Roberts was born in Buffalo, New York, and raised in Long Beach, Indiana, but he spent much of his young adulthood--about six years--in Cambridge, Massachusetts, first as an undergraduate at Harvard College, then as a student at Harvard Law. Roberts matriculated at Harvard in the fall of 1973, graduated summa cum laude three years later, entered Harvard Law that fall, graduated magna cum laude in 1979--and was promptly hospitalized for exhaustion.
Ever since July 19, when President Bush nominated Roberts to replace retiring associate Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor, accounts of the nominee's Harvard days have found their way into newspaper profiles and magazine sidebars. The anecdotes tend to be isolated, the events only dimly recalled, but taken together they suggest a driven young man, eager to achieve, and possessed of an intellect that would allow him to achieve. The only question was . . . achieve what?
Roberts certainly had the habits of an academic. He studied constantly. He liked to quote Samuel Johnson, the English lexicographer and raconteur, to those around him. He and his friends' idea of collegiate athletics was Nerf basketball played in dorm rooms. According to a roommate, he "always had a bottle or two on hand"--a bottle or two of Pepto Bismol. "There were no parties."
Roberts was a nerd, in other words. But he was an extremely accomplished nerd. Roberts entered Harvard with sophomore standing; his first year, he won the William Scott Ferguson award--given annually to the sophomore history major who writes an "outstanding essay" as part of a class assignment. To win a second-year award in your first year is no small thing. Roberts's essay was entitled "Marxism and Bolshevism: Theory and Practice." Unfortunately, no public copy of it seems to exist. Maybe Sen. Schumer will subpoena it from the nominee's private papers.
Two of Roberts's college history papers survive, however, in the Harvard University Archives. For a few bucks the archivists will send you copies of "The Utopian Conservative: A Study of Continuity and Change in the Thought of Daniel Webster" and "Old and New Liberalism: The British Liberal Party's Approach to the Social Problem, 1906-1914." Roberts wrote both papers in his senior year, and while it's safe to say they are bereft of any clues to how Roberts would rule as a Supreme Court justice, they make for lively reading and shed some light on his interests and his character as a young man.
Roberts's essay on Daniel Webster, "The Utopian Conservative," is 29 pages long. There are 31 footnotes. It won the 1976 Bowdoin Prize for Undergraduates, for excellence in English composition, and like all such prizewinners, it's written for the general reader.
It deserved to win. In a few short pages Roberts outlines the contours of Webster's thought, finding it "essentially consistent," and based "on the solid bed-rock of a world view which remained constant despite the vicissitudes of politics." Roberts is drawn to Webster's constancy, his ability to engage in politics while behaving as if he were above politics. And Roberts is drawn to Webster's pragmatism. The Massachusetts senator's "entire public life," writes Roberts, "in one way or another, was to be a variation on this one theme: the rights of property." Webster, attempting desperately to hold the Union together, spent much of his life arguing that the nation's diverse economic interests could act as a glue, binding one region to another.
Webster failed, of course. Ideas and politics overwhelmed economics. But why did Webster fail? Roberts concludes that he was a man out of step with his age. "Webster needed an idealistic society to support his realistic nationalism," writes Roberts, "a society in which class and sectional conflict did not exist. The America of the 1850s was no such society; neither"--and here Roberts gives us a brief and rare glimpse into his personal beliefs--"is the America of the 1970s."


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I then decided to design this new circuit, this time very simple, which doesn't need any microcontroller, is connected to an IR remote (mine is for Olympus Camedia bridge camera, but you can find similar ones for almost any compact and DSLR camera) and it includes a simple voltage regulator only to supply the IR remote control. Digital camera should need its own PSU (or battery, but it should be a very powerful one for a timelapse). So the TIRR was born!
Step 1: Intro
Step 2: The remote
Step 3: Choose the box
For my timelapse circuit I've decided that one of these transparent boxes from Muji could be very appropriate. The shop has various sizes of these containers, and I've found a model which is the right size to keep 4 AA batteries inside, plus a little rectangular circuit.
This is a very good instructable, really good explained and very good to follow step by step.
The only thing I miss are the headlines of each step. So this would change your famous project to an excellent one!!!
Such a detail might be very important for the result of eg. acontest;-))))
Keep up your great work!!!!!
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August 3, 2015
Two separate motorcycle accidents have been confirmed in Burleson County near the town of Lyons.
Both happened on the same stretch of FM 60 West.
The first happened just after 5pm, when officials with the Department of Public Safety say a motorcyclist ran off the road and collided with a roadside object .3 miles west of the town of Lyons. The driver of that motorcycle was pronounced dead at the scene.
The second accident happened just down the road on FM 60 West near the intersection of Park Road 57. According to investigators a motorcyclist collided with an SUV around 7:30pm. Officials say that one male person died at the scene, and a woman driver was flown by helicopter to a hospital for treatment.
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It's simple, but very tedious. Especially sewing all the panels onto the dress and measuring the edge of the bustline and the hem so they hit where a typical 1920's dress would hit.
I got the idea from the green dress Cyd Charisse wore in the movie "Singin' in the Rain." It's one of my favorite movies of all time, and I couldn't take my eyes off that Charisse's green dress.
I think it looks kind of amateurish, but it was my first big project. I've only ever done fix-its and touch-ups.
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I was wondering if anyone has gone through the same thing?
My test results were negative, but my IgA count was extremely low, so they wouldn't read positive even if I had celiac for sure.
current test results:
Triglycerides: 480
Blood sugar: 111
borderline anemic
CS1: +3 candida, +1 saprophytic fungi
GP2: no parasites
MB2 Total intestinal SIgA: <11 (normal range is 400-880)
MB3 Intestinal lysozyme: 4 (normal is 6)
MB4 Alph Anti-Chymotrypsin: <14 (normal is <60)
FG1 Chymotrypsin: <3 (normal is >9)
no allergy to milk, soy, egg
F14 Gliadin Ab SIgA: 7 negative
Because of this I went gluten free 3 weeks ago and so much is going better. My heartburn has stopped, I'm becoming more regular , I have less abdominal pain and a lot less bloated. My skin has almost cleared up completely (first time ever) and I'm thinking much more clearly so I'm having positive response to the diet.
The thing is though, for the last few days I've been VERY tired again. All I want to do is sleep, it's hard to keep moving sometimes and so I've been taking too many naps (and still not feeling rested).
So I'm wondering if anyone else has this? Could it be a healing response (I've been sick for a long time and now have leaky gut)? It almost feels like a detox ~ kind of a heaviness in the body and head. I don't know... maybe I was "glutened" but I don't think so. Everything else is holding fine - still regular and such, but I'm just really, really tired... and I have a strange tingling sensation all over, including my tongue.
Just looking for answers or someone who is experiencing the same thing ~ I'm so confused... and I really just want to feel normal for a little while.
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