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HUNTSVILLE - The Huntsville Hurricanes junior girls basketball team attended the Ontario Basketball Association's provincial championships this past weekend hosted by Kitchener Waterloo. The Hurricanes were ranked 21st in the province, which placed them in the association's division 3.
Their pool play began with a game against the Toronto Triple Threat, a team the Hurricanes had defeated by five points earlier in the season. The Hurricanes got off to an awful start and were down 10-1 in the first quarter. In the second quarter the Hurricanes' defence came to the rescue as it held Triple Threat to only three points, which allowed the Hurricanes to finish the half down 16-13.
The defence was the major factor again in the third quarter as Triple Threat was held to three points again and the Hurricanes tied the score at 19-19. In the fourth quarter both teams went on a scoring spree and the Hurricanes outlasted their opponents and came away with a 39-35 victory.
Christi Park led the Hurricanes scoring with 16 points, followed by Maggie Atkins with 13, Emma Fehr with eight, Taylor McAlpine with seven and Michelle Murat with five.
The Caledon Cougars were the Hurricanes' next opponents, a team that had defeated the Hurricanes by 10 points earlier in the season. The Hurricanes got off to another terrible start as they trailed 9-0 early in the game. By the end of the first quarter the Hurricanes had cut the margin to 10-7, only to see the Cougars open their lead again to 22-15 at the half.
In the third quarter the Hurricanes' offense finally got on track as they scored 20 points to take a slim 35-34 lead into the fourth quarter. The lead then switched hands numerous times with the Hurricanes up by one with 3.3 seconds left on the clock.
The Hurricanes then committed a foul that sent the Cougars to the line where both shots were made and the Cougars led 45-44. The Hurricanes had one last opportunity, got an open shot that missed, and they were defeated 45-44.
Park led the Hurricanes' scoring with 15 points followed by Brooke Walker with 10 and McAlpine with eight. Other scorers included Atkins with four, Murat with three, while Fehr and Keeley Wettlaufer had two apiece.
The Hurricanes' third and final pool play game was against the Brantford Briers and it was a must win if the Hurricanes were to have a chance to advance to the medal round.
The Hurricanes again had a slow start and trailed 13-10 at the end of the first quarter and 21-18 at the end of the half. The Briers hit a half court three to end the third quarter and the Hurricanes trailed by six at that point. The Briers then opened a nine-point lead with the momentum they gained at the end of the third quarter, but the Hurricanes refused to give in. With six minutes to go the Hurricanes tailed by nine, but Murat changed all of that as she hit two consecutive clutch threes and the Hurricanes stormed back to take a well-deserved 44-42 victory.
Murat had a very strong offensive game as she scored 15 points, followed by McAlpine and Fehr with seven apiece. Other scorers included Wettlaufer with six, Park with five and Brooke Walker with four including the winning basket.
The victory against the Briers earned the Hurricanes a spot in the medal round where their opponent was the Etobicoke Thunder.
This was to be another hotly contested battle as the first quarter ended in an 8-8 tie. The Hurricanes then opened a 19-15 lead at the half and held a slim 31-30 lead at the end of the third. At this point the Thunder went on a scoring run and the Hurricanes were unable to respond as they lost 50-42 to dash any chances of a gold medal.
Park had another strong scoring game with 11 and played strong defence against a much bigger opponent. Fehr had 10 points, while Atkins followed with seven and McAlpine chipped in six. Erin Connell and Keeley Wettlaufer each had three to round out the scoring.
In the bronze medal game the Hurricanes were matched against a long-time opponent, the Collingwood Trailblazers. The Hurricanes ended the first quarter up 10-6, and increased their lead 19-12 at the half. The Hurricanes maintained their lead in the third quarter and opened up their margin of victory in the fourth, winning 43-29.
Murat led the Hurricanes with 12 points followed by Fehr with eight and Atkins with seven. Other scorers included Walker with five, McAlpine with four, Park with three, Connell with two and Sam Snowden with two. Other members of this team not previously mentioned are Sarah May and Brittney McCoppen.
This Hurricanes team had a tremendous tournament moving up to 19th in the provincial rankings and showing tremendous grit and determination. Six members of this team are moving on; Park, Murat, Atkins, Fehr, Wettlaufer, and Snowden. We wish you well in all future endeavours.
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Homeless shelter seeks $725,000 loan from city
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Homeless shelter seeks $725,000 loan from city
jimmyjms...I work 50+ as well. This is an expensive place to live.
I oppose this because you can throw good money on bad solutions and never solve the problem. Lawrence is a town of enablers. Handouts have never been effective in helping people get back on their feet. And government programs are even less effective.
I resent paying taxes for social programs, experiments, recreational facilites when we need to keep up streets, police, fire. Government's role is to protect and tax and spend, spend, spend. How about a property tax decrease?
But this is Lawrence. We like our social programs...ineffective as they are.
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Homeless shelter seeks $725,000 loan from city
I don't have time to visit the shelter. I am too busy working my @ss off to pay my property taxes to pay for it. Geez. No one is questioning the work done there. Just the need to perpetually fund it when we are also paying for Rock Chalk Parks, the LIbrary, the Police station.
I am not heartless, but writing a check, as I have to do in this case, is what I have been forced to do without my consent. If everyone would just take care of your neighbor on an indivual basis like Loring is doing, we wouldn't need that shelter. This town HAS made a business of caring for the poor...because that's what we need to do in Lawrence because we don't want to get our hands dirty.
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Homeless shelter seeks $725,000 loan from city
This is called enabling. $725,000 could be spent elsewhere, like repairing cracked and broken sidewalks and streets where a wheelchair can't get through or a blind person might trip.
Loring needs to manage his budget better. Maybe the homeless shelter can have a baked goods sale. He's got a kitchen right? Let them earn the roof over their heads. They will value it more. The irony of this is amusing.
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Lawrence wants property to house multimillion dollar police headquarters
How about South Park? Since we are being ridiculous, why not.
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City balks at plan to allow motorists to use credit cards for new downtown parking garage
I just avoid downtown as much as possible. I hate paying for parking in the garages and on the streets my taxes already pay for. You've got enough of my money. I'll go shop south iowa and eat out on west 6th street.
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'Celebrate Freedom Week' regulations proposed
That fact that we are trying to pass regulations on "Celebrate Freedom Week" makes me laugh hysterically. The irony.
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City planners recommending denial of proposed Menard's store; Planning Commission to debate project Monday
And the retail choices just keep getting worse. I cant get a good selection of shoes in this town because the low volume stores we have. Come on...lets get some competition going in this town. I will drive to Menards in Topeka because our choices stink in this town. Get a clue,city hall, saled taxes dollars are driving down I70.
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Sandra Fluke says immigration reform crucial to women's movement
Well, she certainly is not wasting her 15 mins of fame. If she had made sense in the first place...I wouldn't think she was such a fluke!
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But that would be against my religion. Sorry. No thanks.
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The iPhone app that controls your house
We've seen iPhone apps that let you play games, we've seen them that let you control your TV, we've even seen them that let you turn on your car; now Pocket-lint has been shown an iPhone app that will not only let you turn on your TV, but also turn on the lights in your house and even go as far as open your front door.
Philips Pronto, the division within Philips that is tasked with making intelligent remote controls, is working on a new box of tricks called the Philips Pronto Control Processor that it plans to publicly reveal in February 2011.
That box, which is still very much a work in progress as far as the final design is concerned, will connect to your custom installation fixtures and fittings, like your lighting systems, home cinema, and other automation services around your home. It will then allow you full control of it all from either a Pronto remote or via a third party device like the iPad, iPhone, or other mobile device like an Android tablet.
In practice, and once it's been installed, a quick flick of the menu system on our prototype app on the demo iPhone and the lights in the room change from white to blue, another press and they go green.
Another press of the menu system on the app, which is very much a work in progress as far as the user interface is concerned, and the music starts playing in only the ceiling speakers if that's what you so wish.
This app, like the Pronto remotes, really does give you full access to all the electronics in your house - all from the device you carry around in your pocket.
But it's not just music and lights, but other key areas of the home as well, with the system able to support cameras, doorbells, and your heating.
And before you panic that such a device will break your bank, don't, according to the Philips Pronto spokesperson we spoke to the system will cost between £500 and £1000 when it does launch, with a consumer approach rather than something that you'll have to definitely get installed by a professional. However we presume that if you want it to control more than just your Home Cinema then a custom install professional will probably be recommended.
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Art/Architecture; A Home for the Modern In a Time-Bound City
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When plans were made in the 60's and 70's to rebuild the Neue Pinakothek, which had been destroyed in World War II, the idea was to house 19th- and 20th-century art. Then the curators decided that the 20th-century collection was hardly worth sacrificing significant space for.
''There was not much interest in buying contemporary art in Munich, either before or after the war,'' said Ms. Schulz-Hoffman, the chief curator.
MUNICH'S indifference to new art was already noticeable early in the last century. When Wassily Kandinsky, Franz Marc and others started the Blaue Reiter group, they managed to get only one exhibition and one devastating review.
The novelist Lion Feuchtwanger captured a philistine city in his 1930 novel, ''Erfolg'' (''Success''), chronicling the rise of the Nazis in Munich, Ms. Schulz-Hoffman said. In it, a Munich curator is jailed for trying to buy a nude painting. At a public meeting, one man comments: ''We don't need all that cabbage and manure. We have beer gardens.''
Munich had abdicated any claim to national leadership in the arts. Expressionism blossomed in Berlin and Dresden.
Feuchtwanger was prescient. In 1937, the Nazis, who admired the native conservatism and adopted the city as a cultural capital, staged their exhibition of ''degenerate art'' here, featuring works deemed Jewish or otherwise contrary to National Socialist aesthetics. The great movements of the early 20th century were condemned to destruction or banishment, to be eclipsed by Hitler's preferred pastoral realism and the like.
But the exhibition became a great boon for Munich's modern collection. Most of the artworks had come from other cities. Though the Nazis had declared the art worthless, they found that it could be sold. Some was put on the market, and the most detested works went cheap. Max Beckmann, whose works are a highlight of the new museum, was priced at the bottom.
Sofie and Emanuel Fohn, collectors then living in Rome, traded a modest group of Romantic paintings for a stable of Expressionist works that had resided in various German museums. In 1963, the Fohns donated the works to the Bavarian state collection. They are now the heart of the Pinakothek der Moderne.
Munich benefited from many large donations. It also benefited from a change in attitude that Ms. Schulz-Hoffman says started from the disappointment felt when the 20th century was left out of the Neue Pinakothek. ''The spirit really began to change when the Lenbachhaus staged a Joseph Beuys exhibit in 1977-78,'' she said. ''It was controversial and opened a debate on the city's conservatism. After that we could buy Beuys.''
The decision to build the Pinakothek der Moderne, Ms. Schulz-Hoffman said, was made when Munich's traditional rival, Berlin, was reunited in 1990, with fresh claims to be Germany's cultural capital. The rivalry has spurred both cities in competition for contemporary art.
One thing Berlin cannot match is Munich's collection of works by Beuys. But his ''End of the 20th Century,'' with a room of its own in the new museum, addresses the travails of both cities at the time. Its 44 basalt blocks, like tumbled pillars of a classical temple, offer a pessimistic view of the century. The new museum stands in contrast, as an optimistic response.
Photos: The exterior of the Pinakothek der Moderne, the new museum of contemporary art in Munich, and, inside it, Joseph Beuys's pessimistic installation ''The End of the 20th Century,'' which occupies its own room. (Photographs by Pinakothek der Moderne)


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Parts of the island nation of Palau in the western Pacific are being affected by a powerful typhoon.
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Meteorologist Derek Williams says Bopha has the potential to be as devastating as Cylone Tracy which hit the northern Australian city of Darwin in 1974, killing 71 people.
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IgG ELISA food intolerance at-home test by Optimum Health Resource Laboratories. $299.00
Purpose of the Tool:
The purpose of the IgG ELISA food intolerance test is to determine whether an individual is having an allergic reaction to a food that is causing he/she to be ill. There are four types of sensitivity reactions, types 1, 2, 3, and 4. The two that are most applicable to food allergies are types one and three. Type one involves an immediate reaction to a food. An example of this is when an individual who is allergic to peanuts has his throat swell shut immediately after eating one.
Type three reactions are called delayed onset sensitivity reaction. Reactions to a food that a patient is allergic to may not manifest for up to a week after the food is consumed. The immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibody combines to specific proteins found within food types. The accumulation of these IgG-food complexes within the bloodstream causes an individual to become ill. The IgG ELISA food intolerance test by Optimum Health Resource Laboratories is designed to determine the type of food, if any, the IgG antibody is binding to. Once the food is known, the patient will then be able to avoid consuming it in order to improve their health.
Explanation to the Patient:
When explaining the reason for a therapeutic procedure or a diagnostic test to a patient, it is important to speak using non-scientific words that he can understand. If I were to explain to a patient why I wanted him to have this test performed, I would say:
"I think the reason you are feeling sick is because you are allergic to a food that you are eating. I know that when most people think of a food allergy, they think of your throat swelling shut or breaking out in hives. This does not always have to be the case, though. You can have an allergy to a food that does not produce signs or symptoms for up to a week after you eat it. Immune cells attach to the food in your blood stream and they keep building up. If they keep building up, you begin to feel sick. The IgG ELISA food intolerance test will analyze your blood for these certain compounds and will be able to tell what food is causing this to occur."
History of the Tool:
Delayed onset food sensitivity is a rather new scientific development concerning allergies, gaining credibility only within the past 20-25 years. It had previously been thought that the only type of allergic reactions that were caused by foods involved an immediate anaphylactic reaction. These types of allergic reactions are mediated by IgE antibody.
After it had been learned that IgG antibodies could also be involved in food allergies, companies began to develop testing methods for these types of reactions. When the IgG antibodies combine with a protein from food the patient is sensitive too, the process of mast cell and basophil degranulation begins ultimately ending in the initiation of the compliment cascade and a delayed sensitivity reaction.
Optimum Health Resource Laboratories had the desire to create an at-home test for individuals who think they may have a food allergy. The test uses the "finger stick" method. A small puncture is made in the patient's thumb or index finger. The blood is then transferred to a test strip. After the test strip is completely red and dried, it is placed in the transport package and mailed to the laboratory to be analyzed.
Plausible Mechanism:
The ELISA/EIS (enzyme immunoassay) IgG test uses the blood sample from the patient and measures the presence of an antibody/antigen reaction when the patient's serum is combined with different proteins contained in various foods. This allows for the specific food the patient is having a problem with to be recognized.5
Optimum Health Resource Laboratories obtains their food samples from FDA approved sources to ensure reproducibility and extract qualities. The food extracts are then added to the surface of polystyrine micro-titre plates and are coated with a stabilizing polymer.5
When the patient's blood sample is added to the food antigens, the IgG antibodies bind to any food that the patient is sensitive to. The sample is then rinsed and an enzyme is added. The enzyme reacts with the IgG antibody/antigen complex. The higher the amount of antibody/antigen substrate increases the intensity of the color produced.5
The level of reaction between the blood sample and the substrate is measured by the intensity of color emitted by the sample. Samples that remain unchanged are designated as food with no reaction. Samples with a tint of purple are called "rotate" foods, meaning the patient is mildly allergic to the food, but not allergic enough to cause a severe reaction. The company states that patients can consume these foods, but infrequently and in small amounts. The final categorization of samples is a dark purple color, which means patients are allergic and should avoid consuming these foods. These foods are most likely the cause of the patient's health problem.5
Safety of Use:
The "finger stick" method for drawing blood is minimally invasive. Therefore, this testing procedure is very safe. Patient must be sure to wash their hands with soap and water before performing the finger stick. Optimum Health Resource Laboratories provides the patient with alcohol wipes to further sterilize the area before drawing blood. The patient must also be sure not to reuse the lancet that is provided to puncture the skin. If these proper safety measures are taken before puncturing the skin, the IgG ELISA food intolerance test by Optimum Health Resource Laboratories is very safe to use.
Case Studies, Testimonials, and Methods of Marketing the Tool:
Optimum Health Resource Laboratories has a link on their website that shows quotations taken from publications about their product as well as testimonials concerning patients who used their testing procedure and had an improvement in their health. To the lay reader, many of the quotations seem very promising and hopeful. Some of the testimonials read: "Your test saved my life!", "The eczema cleared up immediately and he had fewer and fewer infections until, a few months later, he became a perfectly healthy, happy relaxed young boy.", "She was cured of her ill-health after cutting out the identified allergic foods.", and "... fat just seems to melt off...".
Optimum Health Resource Laboratories appears to be advertising to a group of people who have exhausted all other options. Readers must always be critical when considering treatment options. They must keep in mind that this is a company that is trying to earn a profit. The above are isolated remarks that may or may not be due to the testing procedure and the nutritional advice given by the company. Using the test may have indeed led an individual to losing weight; however, there was likely a diet change and exercise incorporated into the patient's life as well.
Food allergies have been shown to cause weight gain as well as hyperactivity in children. Using the IgG ELISA food intolerance test by Optimum Health Resource Laboratories can help to identify the offending food and help eliminate the allergic process. However, a food allergy if not the only cause of the above health problems. A patient looking for assistance in losing weight and calming an overactive child should not rely upon the results of the allergy test alone to solve the problem.
Synopsis of Peer-reviewed Literature:
Numerous studies have been performed that show a link between various illnesses and the presence of IgG antibodies against food antigens. These studies examine the link between a food and an illness and whether removing the food from the diet reduces the circulating IgG levels and the illness in question.
One such study examined the effects of diet restriction in reducing migraine headache attacks. The study was performed in 2010 and was a randomized, double blind, cross-over control study involving 30 individuals, 28 females and 2 males ages 19-52, who suffer from migraines without aura. After a 6-week baseline was taken, IgG antibody levels against 266 food antigens were tested by the ELISA technique. The patients were then randomly assigned to a group that either included or excluded the foods that had the highest levels of IgG antibodies for six weeks. The groups were then placed on the opposite diet for another 6 weeks after a 2-week diet-free interval between the diets. The results of the original baseline IgG tests were unknown to both the patients and their physicians. The results were measured by the patients counting the number of days they experienced a headache as well as the number of separate headache attacks they experienced. One problem with the methods of this study is that of the 30 individuals that were tested, only 2 were males. In order for the results of this study to show more certainty with regards to males who suffer from migraines, more men should have been included in the original sample. Other than the gender ration of the sample, the methods of this study appear to be adequate.
During the elimination diet period, there was a significant drop in both the number of days a patient experienced a migraine (from 10.5 +/- 4.4 to 7.5 +/- 3.7; P < 0.001) as well as the number of migraine attacks (from 9.0 +/- 4.4 to 6.2 +/- 3.8; P < 0.001). This study shows that eliminating foods from the diet of a migraineur that cause an IgG sensitivity reaction can effectively reduce the number of headaches.9
As evidenced by the study described above as well as numerous other studies performed, it is widely accepted that IgG antibody production caused by food allergy can lead to numerous health challenges. However, the "finger stick" collection method used by Optimum Health Resource Laboratories has been called into question. Opponents of the "finger stick" method claim that small amount of dried blood provided by the patient results in errors during testing, and therefore poor results.
A study was performed in 1999 to examine whether a dried plasma card can produce the same results as a specimen obtained by venapuncture when testing for Helicobacter pylori IgG antibodies. 84 patients underwent testing for the H. pylori IgG antibody both with venapuncture as well as of drop of blood obtained by "finger stick" placed on two individual plasma collection cards. The correlation of the dried plasma results to the venapuncture results was assessed.
A problem in the methodology of this study is found when correlating the results to the IgG ELISA "finger stick" method for food sensitivity used by Optimum Health Resource Laboratories. The stability of the H. pylori IgG antibody may be increased when compared to the IgG antibodies of various foods that are tested. These potential differences may still account for an alteration the results of a "finger stick" IgG ELISA food intolerance tests when compared to a traditional venapuncture specimen collection.
The ELISA results of the study showed that there was a high degree of correlation between venapuncture and dried plasma card collection (r=0.98). The qualitative results of the first dried plasma specimen when compared to the venapuncture specimen differed in only 7 of 84 patients. The second plasma card differed in only 7 of 82 patients. The dried plasma cards were also both very sensitive and specific when compared to the venapuncture specimen. The first plasma card was 93% sensitive and 100% specific and the second card was 93% sensitive and 98% specific. A high degree of correlation between the two plasma cards was also indicated (r=0.996). These results indicate the "finger stick" dried plasma collection method had adequate sensitivity and specificity when compared to venapuncture when testing for H. pylori IgG antibodies.10 This shows that dried blood specimens obtained using the "finger stick" method can be considered an adequate alternative for venapuncture when testing for the presence of IgG antibodies due to a food sensitivity.
Patient Selection Criteria:
The Optimum Health Resource Laboratories IgG ELISA food intolerance test is a very safe procedure to perform. It is non-invasive and is designed by the company to be performed in the patient's home. The dried blood sample is then mailed back to the laboratory and is tested against 96 possible food allergens.
The test can help make a patient aware of the cause of their illness and help them to take steps toward achieving wellness. The fact that the test simply requires a "finger stick" makes it a very safe and non-invasive option for anyone.
Conclusion:
Delayed onset food allergies are become more and more common in the world today, especially with the advent of genetically modified foods. A food allergy can manifest itself in many different fashions, including migraines, dermatitis, irritable bowel syndrome, and fibromyalgia. Any individual suffering from a chronic illness such as these may indeed be suffering from a food sensitivity.
Foods such as eggs, milk, corn, and wheat commonly cause allergic reactions in individuals. The Optimum Health Resource Laboratories IgG ELISA food intolerance test examines these four foods as well as 92 other foods for a possible allergic reaction. At home, a patient has to wet a plasma collection card with blood obtained through a non-invasive "finger stick." The sample is then analyzed for the presence of IgG antibodies in response to the various foods in question. The Optimum Health Resource Laboratories then sends a report to the patient that outlines the results and explains what foods the patient should avoid.
Questions have been raised as to whether dried plasma collection cards are as accurate as standard venapuncture collection methods. Studies have been performed illustration that dried plasma collection is both sensitive and specific when compared to venapuncture collection. This allows an individual who suspects he may have a food sensitivity to safely perform the test in his own home and mail the specimen to the lab.
The Optimum Health Resources IgG ELISA food intolerance test has been shown to be safe and reliable. Its results can help individuals who have been suffering from chronic health conditions such as migraines and irritable bowel syndrome find the cause of their problems and begin making dietary changes to improve health.
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Expanding on its unique direct-assessment programs that offer the opportunity to substantially lower the cost and amount of time needed to earn a degree, Capella University (NASDAQ:CPLA) has announced that the U.S. Department of Education has approved four additional degree programs in its innovative FlexPath learning model.
FlexPath uses a competency-based, direct-assessment learning model rather than the traditional credit-hour standard. This allows students to work at their own pace, which offers increased flexibility and the potential to reduce the cost and time to complete a program. Capella was the first school in the country approved by the U.S. Department of Education to offer competency-based bachelor's and master's degree programs that utilize an approved direct-assessment learning model as opposed to the traditional credit-hour standard. Capella University (http://www.capella.edu) is a regionally accredited online university* that offers online degree programs designed to help working adults advance in their careers.
"FlexPath is an important innovation for students who are self-directed, highly motivated, and comfortable learning independently. It allows students to control the pace at which they work, offering a significant potential to reduce the cost and time it takes to complete a degree," said Scott Kinney, president of Capella University. "The original focus of our FlexPath offerings was our bachelor's in business and MBA degree programs. We are now expanding FlexPath to better serve the needs of our learners in additional academic areas, including information technology and psychology. These new programs will allow us to deliver a more flexible program option to more of our working adult students, and to expand our FlexPath offerings in a thoughtful, purposeful manner."
The following new degree progams in FlexPath have been approved by our regional accreditor, The Higher Learning Commission, and are now also approved by the U.S. Department of Education:
- Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Technology
- Master of Science (MS) in Information Systems and Technology Management
- Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology
- Master of Science (MS) in Psychology
Capella's existing FlexPath offerings that have received approval from The Higher Learning Commission and the U.S. Department of Education are the Bachelor of Science in Business and the Master of Business Administration.
A snapshot of Capella and what makes it unique is available through the university's infographic. The learning and career outcomes of Capella's students and alumni can be found at www.capellaresults.org.
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Capella University (www.capella.edu) is a regionally accredited online university* that offers online degree programs designed to help working adults advance in their careers. As of June 30, 2014, more than 70 percent of Capella students were enrolled in master's or doctoral degree programs in business, counseling, education, health administration, human resource management, human services, information technology, nonprofit management and leadership, nursing, psychology, public administration, public health, public safety, and social work. Capella also offers bachelor's degree programs in business, information technology, nursing, psychology, and public safety. Within those areas, Capella currently offers 142 graduate and undergraduate specializations and 25 certificate programs, including six new direct assessment degree delivery programs. Approximately 36,000 students were enrolled as of June 30, 2014, from all 50 states and 61 other countries. Capella is committed to providing high-caliber academic excellence and pursuing balanced business growth. Founded in 1993, Capella University is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Capella Education Company (NASDAQ: CPLA), headquartered in Minneapolis. For more information, please visit http://www.capella.edu or call 1.888.CAPELLA (227.3552).
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SYS-CON Events announced today that G2G3 will exhibit at SYS-CON's @DevOpsSummit Silicon Valley, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Based on a collective appreciation for user experience, design, and technology, G2G3 is uniquely qualified and motivated to redefine how organizations and people engage in an increasingly digital world.
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As more and more data is generated from a variety of connected devices, the need to get insights from this data and predict future behavior and trends is increasingly essential for businesses. Real-time stream processing is needed in a variety of different industries such as Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Automobile, Finance, Online Retail, Smart Grids, and Healthcare. Azure Stream Analytics is a fully managed distributed stream computation service that provides low latency, scalable processing of ...
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A producer of the first smartphones and tablets, presenter Lee M. Williams will talk about how he is now applying his experience in mobile technology to the design and development of the next generation of Environmental and Sustainability Services at ETwater. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Lee Williams, COO of ETwater, will talk about how he is now applying his experience in mobile technology to the design and development of the next generation of Environmental and Sustainability Services at ET...
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Puppet Labs has announced the next major update to its flagship product: Puppet Enterprise 2015.2. This release includes new features providing DevOps teams with clarity, simplicity and additional management capabilities, including an all-new user interface, an interactive graph for visualizing infrastructure code, a new unified agent and broader infrastructure support.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Micron Technology, Inc., a global leader in advanced semiconductor systems, will exhibit at the 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Micron's broad portfolio of high-performance memory technologies – including DRAM, NAND and NOR Flash – is the basis for solid state drives, modules, multichip packages and other system solutions. Backed by more than 35 years of tech...
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This Enterprise Strategy Group lab validation report of the NEC Express5800/R320 server with Intel® Xeon® processor presents the benefits of 99.999% uptime NEC fault-tolerant servers that lower overall virtualized server total cost of ownership. This report also includes survey data on the significant costs associated with system outages impacting enterprise and web applications. Click Here to Download Report Now!
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Cloud and datacenter migration innovator AppZero has joined the Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance Program. AppZero is a fast, flexible way to move Windows Server applications from any source machine – physical or virtual – to any destination server, in any cloud or datacenter, using its patented container technology. AppZero's container is also called a Virtual Application Appliance (VAA). To facilitate Microsoft Azure onboarding, AppZero has two purpose-built offerings: AppZero SP for Azure,...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Pythian, a global IT services company specializing in helping companies leverage disruptive technologies to optimize revenue-generating systems, has been named "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 17th Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Founded in 1997, Pythian is a global IT services company that helps companies compete by adopting disruptive technologies such as cloud, Big Data, advance...
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It's been proven time and time again that in tech, diversity drives greater innovation, better team productivity and greater profits and market share. So what can we do in our DevOps teams to embrace diversity and help transform the culture of development and operations into a true "DevOps" team? In her session at DevOps Summit, Stefana Muller, Director, Product Management – Continuous Delivery at CA Technologies, answered that question citing examples, showing how to create opportunities for ...
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While many app developers are comfortable building apps for the smartphone, there is a whole new world out there. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Narayan Sainaney, Co-founder and CTO of Mojio, will discuss how the business case for connected car apps is growing and, with open platform companies having already done the heavy lifting, there really is no barrier to entry.
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The Kindle Fire is Amazon's tablet and e-reader device and Prime is the retailer's annual membership program, which customers pay $79 per year to join and receive free two-day shipping on all purchases as well as unlimited access to Amazon's more than 18,000 titles of streaming movies and TV shows along with access to its digital books library.
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University of Sargodha (UOS) has announced the Admission Notice for Faculty of Medical and Health Science Sargodha Medical College and Faculty of Pharmacy Department of the Pharmacy Sargodha University the Some Various Programs Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) for the Session 2012 to 2017.
The Regular and Self Support local candidates are required to apply to Respective College Department University of Sargodha, they Should apply and sent their admission application along with the Attested Copies of the All relevant Documents. University of Sargodha (UOS) Admission in MBBS , DPT and Pharm D Last date (Admission Application Submission Dead Line) is 19 November 2012and 13 November 2012 respectively programs.
UOS Sargodha MBBS/ DPT/ Pharm D Admission 2012-2017
UOS Sargodha MBBS/DPT/Pharm D Admission Schedule:
- First Merit List Date for the MBBS/DPT is 27th November 2012 and for the Pharm D is 22nd November 2012
- 2nd Merit List Date for the MBBS/DPT is 30th November 2012 and for the Pharm D is 27th November 2012
- 3rd Merit List Date for the MBBS/DPT is 3rd December 2012 and for the Pharm D is 30th November 2012
- Commence of Classes Date for the MBBS/DPT is 10th December 2012 and for the Pharm D is 3rd December 2012
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Cosy apartment in old City St JeanFrance, Rhone-Alpes, Lyon
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Set in old Renaissance style building from 16th century. My guest apartment is ideally located in heart of old town (Saint Jean). Cosy and luminous, 5th floor WITH a lift, it offers an aerial view of the City skyline. Quiet, close to subway and shops
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
Animaux acceptés après accord préalable. Appartement non fumeur, mais possibilité de fumer dans l'escalier en colimaçon "aéré" de l'immeuble.
130 Reviews
We definitely recommend this flat and look forward to staying again soon!
Stephan was extremely nice helpful, the location was totally amazing , the apartment seems completely new beautiful.
Stephane was a great host who gave us lots of tips (and marked out points of interest on a map) to make our stay in Lyon enjoyable.
The apartment was very clean , modern and new, really comfortable and with beautiful views.
It is located in the old town center, lots of fine restaurants nearby, and walking distance to shopping areas as well.
Amazing location, right in the heart of St Jean. Stephane was great and gave us lots of advice, follow his restaurant/bouchon recommendations, we did and where not disappointed. Only downside for us was lift was not working the first few days and we had the bub with us, in hindsight though food in Lyon is incredible and we ate lots of it, so taking the stairs wasn't such a bad thing. Would definitely stay here again if we return to Lyon.
Joli petit appartement typique du vieux lyon, conforme à sa description. Vue imprenable sur les toits de la ville.
Stephane sera là pour vous accueillir et vous guider dans la découverte de la ville, notamment traboules et compagnie...
De part sa bonne connaissance et l'attachement à son quartier, Stephane donne en plus des conseils avisés dans le choix des restaurants de la gastronomie Lyonnaise.
Magnifique petit nid perché sur les toitures du vieux Lyon! Ce petit appartement design avec des vues magnifiques est situé en plein centre du piétonnier du quartier Saint-Jean, un régal! Merci à Stéphane pour son accueil et sa patience lors de notre arrivée un peu chaotique, et pour son aide pour palier à l'ascenseur qui était en panne... Je recommande et y reviendrai avec grand plaisir!
Stephane was a perfect host. He is very passionate about Lyon and gave us a lot of direction. The apartment is impeccably clean and feels like a hotel. The location is perfect, right amongst the cobblestone laneways and restaurants of St Jean.
The stairs were fine for us but could be an issue for older guests or those with mobility issues. Stephane did mention however that the lift was getting fixed!
A great apartment in a fabulous spot! Thank you Stephane :)
Stephane 은 매우 친절한 호스트입니다.
숙소는 리옹의 구시가지인 Vieux-Lyon에 있고,
Vieux-Lyon 지하철 역에서 나와서 왼쪽으로 쭉 걸어가면 찾을 수 있어요. 지금은 엘리베이터가 고장이 났지만 Stephane이 직접 내려와서 우리의 짐을 들고 올라가 주었어요, 떠나는 날에도 우리가 나가는 시간에 맞춰 짐을 내려 주었고요.
숙소의 창문으로 보이는 리옹의 skyline은 정말 최고였어요.
너무 아름다워서 저와 저희 엄마 모두 황홀했답니다.
엄마를 모시고 갔기에 숙소에 대한 걱정이 많았는데, 엄마는 Stephane의 아름다운 숙소를 가장 최고로 꼽았어요.
시설도 정말 깔끔하고 모든 것을 갖춘 곳이었어요.
도착하자마자 그는 리옹에 관한 자세한 설명 (맛집, 명소, 시장에 대한 정보 등) 과 숙소 시설을 이용하는 방법을 세세하게 설명해 주었어요. 그리고 그의 영어는 아주 유창하답니다.
숙소가 위치한 Vieux-Lyon은 정말 매력적인 곳이랍니다.
사람들도 모두들 친절하고 주말에 열리는 시장이 특히 매력적이에요.
다음에 리옹에 묵게 되더라도 그의 숙소에 묵을 거에요.
다만 그때는 그가 힘들지 않게 엘리베이터가 고쳐져 있으면 좋겠네요 ;) 하하
Merci Beaucoup, Stephane!
Au Revoir!!!!
Chloé et Euna
Stephane was a great host. He met us at a time which worked for us and was so incredibly helpful. (The elevator broke the day before we arrived so he helped us lift our heavy case up the 5 floors!). He also showed us all the good places to visit and eat. Superb host.
Stephane's apartment is the perfect place for visiting Lyon. It's literally bang in the middle of Vieux Lyon (Old Lyon). It's location is perfect and it's the perfect size for a couple. It has all the amenities you'd expect from a professional apartment. Bravo!
Le logement était tout à fait conforme à la description et notre hôte à vraiment pris le temps de nous accueillir.
About the Host, Stephane
Accueil personnalisé et sympathique. J'aime recevoir mes hôtes comme j'aimerais être reçu.
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Kiefer Sutherland Makes a Bad Beef Investment
He may play a bone-snapping, don't-take-no-for-an-answer agent on '24,' but when it comes to real life, Kiefer Sutherland is just a dude who lost almost $900K on cows. Wait, whaaaa? Yes, Sutherland sank $896,000 into some fine bovine, part of an investment scheme that turned out to be (insert token "bull" or "udder-ly" joke here) ... uh, bogus.
According to court documents, Sutherland was one of several people who were bilked by Michael Wayne Carr. The competitive steer-roping promoter and cattle manager convinced people that if they invested in Mexican cattle, the cows would then be sold to the U.S. for a whopping profit. Well, guess what? There were never any cows.
Stephen Maier, the Deputy District Attorney in San Joaquin County -- where the case is being prosecuted -- tells PEOPLE that "Mr. Sutherland has been very friendly and helpful with our investigation ... I'm sure he's happy someone's getting to the bottom of this."
Carr faces the possibility of up to 12 felony charges, including five counts of grand theft with "great taking enhancements," three forgery counts and embezzlement. He faces up to 18 years in prison if he's found guilty of all 12 possible charges.
According to TMZ, Kiefer is quite the cow man. They claim Sutherland "bought a ranch in Montana and pursued rodeo competitions -- he even won some roping contests."
- Wednesday 27 JanuaryBy AmyHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
"the cows would then be solt to the U.S. for a whopping profit"
Solt? Really? Who checks grammar and spelling on here? Seriously. That gave me a good chuckle for sure. Solt...why didn't you just write selled?
- Wednesday 27 JanuaryBy Eben
Were you wearing your glasses when you 'saw' the word as 'solt'? Or maybe the 'glasses' you were looking through was full of the fruit of the vine?....or something stronger even?
- Wednesday 27 JanuaryBy kluji
Quite the cow man? More like a horses ass! LMFAO. How greedy can yah be, more profits, more money, more more more, lets buy cheap cows, jack up the price and sell them to middle america! Too bad it wasn't for 800 million instead of 800 thousand!
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Amy, Where did you see the word solt? I think u need glasses.
- Wednesday 27 JanuaryBy brian
I saw "solt", too. The article has been edited in the last hour or so.
david, she is probably wearing glasses. The same ones she wore when she looked at obama, just before voting for him!
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Bush Bankrupt Amerika With A War Of Lies About Iraq
And you j, being the idiot you are, in supporting obama, have done more to destroy the US than anyone could!
- Wednesday 27 JanuaryBy FMW
FMW, shouldn't we start with the one in the White House?
- Wednesday 27 JanuaryBy Zzzzzzzzzz!
Sorry Kief, but I think it's karma.
- Wednesday 27 JanuaryBy ArtieHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
well, well, well . Mexican cows?. How stupid is Sutherland?. Those supposed Mexican cows were rustled probably from Southern-New-Mexico ranchers AND Arizona ranchers ,and most likely Texas ranches. Oh yes , Yo Quiero Buffalo from North Dakota . Much betta in wheat tortillas dude. Very lean meat, and enjoy !
- Thursday 28 JanuaryBy Ram
Anyone interested in Kiefer's ranching life should check out "Kiefer Sutherland: Living Dangerously." There's a whole chapter about Kiefer's life on his ranch in Montana. It's a really good book.
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HP and Microsoft are launching a new online center targeted specifically toward K-12 teachers in schools that have standardized on the Windows platform. Dubbed the "Teacher Experience Exchange," the service is designed to provide forums for discussion and sharing, as well as content for helping teachers prepare for using technology in instruction.
Teacher Experience Exchange will provide a number of teacher resources when it rolls out fully this spring. These include discussions about teaching techniques, peer advice, content sharing (such as lesson plans), message boards, tutorials on teaching with technology, curricula covering Microsoft products, and free Microsoft teacher resources.
Teacher Experience Exchange is open now for pre-registration. TEE, which debuted at the FETC 2008 conference last week in Florida, is also inviting educators to join the Teacher Advisors program to provide feedback on the resources offered on the site. The site is expected to launch this spring.
We'll keep you updated when the site launches in full swing. In the meantime, further information, including registration, can be found at the links below.
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