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EVANS MILLS A proposal to increase the school bus parking area at the Indian River intermediate school to improve safety for the growing number of students has some members of the Board of Education concerned about the heavy price tag.
At the board meeting Dec. 20 at Evans Mills Primary School, Business Manager James R. Koch suggested the board set aside $360,000 in the 2013-14 budget to increase the intermediate schools bus loop for student safety. The six additional parking spaces in the design are meant to address the hundreds of new students that the district, now with an enrollment of 4,262, expects over the next year from housing projects in the works around Fort Drum.
The total proposed buildings and grounds budget is $595,688.60.
This is a very big project, Mr. Koch said. The truth is that most of this wouldnt be aidable in a capital project.
He said a new parking lot is eligible for state aid, while building onto a lot is not.
Some of the board members were not enthusiastic about the pricey addition.
Since we built that building, this is the third time weve done that parking lot, board member Donald L. Brumfield said. I want to look at the big picture. There becomes a limit to how big we can build these buildings.
With the increase in students, however, the number of buses picking them up would have to increase. Without the project, Mr. Koch said, buses would have to be nose to tail, rather than staggered as they are now, to fit in the intermediate school bus loop.
The central area across is where people should be walking, he said. What happens is kids will walk between the buses. If the transmission gives, youve got a kid caught between a bus and another bus. I hate nose to tail.
Board President Frank J. Laverghetta said the item should be added to a future meeting agenda to be discussed further.
I think we need to think about it, he said. I didnt know it was going to cost this much.
Also discussed at the board meeting was the transportation budget. Mr. Koch proposed a $1,667,600 budget for 16 72-passenger buses and recommended increasing the bus fleet to 106 vehicles.
He also is evaluating a wireless camera system to replace the cameras and allow building principals to download recordings from remote locations after an incident is reported.
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London's best craft beer bars and pubs
The watering holes with the best selection of US-style craft beers from breweries both near and far
Craft beer – interesting, progressive beers made by small-scale breweries, and distinct from real ale – is often explosively hoppy and quite unlike traditional British beer. An increasing number of London bars and pubs are specialising in them. Here's our pick.
Do you have a favourite bar that serves brilliant craft beer? Let us know about it – leave a comment below.
Craft beer in central London
The Cask claims to stock Britain's biggest selection of bottled beer – a staggering 400, in fact – and it's no slouch on the draught front either, with ten cask and 15 keg options. As well as some of the best brews from Germany, Holland and Belgium, you'll find many rare beers from the USA. To eat, there are Forty Burgers, and roasts on Sundays.Read more
Craft Beer Company
A whopping 37 beers are served on draught here, and the owners work directly with microbreweries to snag some rare and unusual tipples. The USA and Belgium are well represented in the selection of bottles. Look out for exclusive imported beers you won't see anywhere else in London. There are branches in Brixton, Clapham and Islington.
Draft House
Eclectic beers and pub-style food are clearly proving a good formula for the Draft House mini-chain – currently, it has five branches. Smaller than its older siblings, this pub is more about supping pints (or thirds of pints if you want to vary your drinking) than sitting down to a relaxed meal. Among ten or so fine draught brews you'll find the likes of Camden Pale Ale and Sambrook's Wandle, as well as around 20 bottled beers, including Schneider Weisse, Thornbridge Wild Swan and powerful Duvel Tripel Hop. The other branches are in the City, behind London Bridge, on Northcote Road and near Battersea Park.Read more
Euston Tap
Far more than a pre- or post-train pint stop, the Tap has eight beers on cask, 20 by the keg and a further 150 in bottle. The constantly changing selection is an international one, taking in Rogue (Oregon), Nogne O (Denmark) and Magic Rock (Huddersfield).
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Holborn Whippet
This place has a cracking beer selection and an unusual one, in that it's draught only, no bottles. You'll find a constantly rotating selection of around 16 beers and ciders, from such breweries as Kernel, Siren and Redwell from the UK, and Konig, Rothaus and Bitburger from Germany.Read more
Old Red Cow
This historic Smithfield pub offers a regularly changing selection of craft beers and real ales; London faves Kernel and Redchurch are well represented, and there are also brews from Belgium, Germany and Scotland (the fabulous devil-black porter, Ola Dubh). There's a carefully curated, if small, selection of bottled beer too, and great Sunday roasts.Read more
Craft beer in north London
Camden Town Brewery Bar
Camden Town Brewery's fabulous beers are widely available in London's better pubs, but if you want to go straight to the source, head to its railway arch premises – Thursday to Saturday only, though. There are brewery tours at 6pm on Thursdays.Read more
Duke's Brew & Que
This De Beauvoir pub has Hackney's Beavertown brews behind the bar, along with British bottled beers from Kernel, Meantime, Beaumonts and Harviestoun. The US is represented by the likes of Flying Dog and Bear Republic, and there are 15 or so more from further afield.Read more
Earl of Essex
Check the daily updated beer board to see the list of 18 cask and keg beers offered at this nicely refurbished Islington local. It could be something from the likes of By the Horns (Wimbledon), Tiny Rebel (Wales), Brewster's (Lincolnshire) or the pub's very own Earls brewery.Read more
Hops & Glory
This is a handsome Victorian boozer, all maroon tiles and buffed-leather sofas. Currently, there are 20 keg and cask beers available from the likes of Weird Beard and Brooklyn breweries, plus 80 or so in bottles. London brews (Beavertown, Camden, Redemption) get a good look-in, and the pub's own brewery should be up and running by spring 2014.Read more
Jolly Butchers
This no-nonsense Stokey boozer is known primarily for its real ales and ciders, but there is also solid representation on tap and in the fridges from local microbreweries like Kernel, Camden and Pressure Drop, and other progressive British producers such as Thornbridge and Brewdog. The 80-plus bottled options cover Europe and the US, including 25 alone from the UK.Read more
North Pole
Real ale, craft beer and US-inspired food make a strong trio at North Pole. There's a constantly changing choice of seven real ales and three ciders on tap, from such breweries as Arbor, Thornbridge and Pressure Drop. Choosing is made harder by the 12 beers on keg (Wild Beer, Burning Sky, Titanic, perhaps) and a globe-trotting array of bottled beers.Read more
Pig & Butcher
You'll find more than 45 bottled craft beers here, covering the UK, Belgium, Germany and the States – many from small producers, and including a notably good range of pale ales. Good food too.Read more
Railway Tavern
A very friendly neighbourhood pub on the Islington/Dalston borders that delights locals with a changing range of craft and real ales on draught. There's always a Brewdog, and Redemption, Purity and Meantime get a look in too.Read more
Southampton Arms
Lovers of traditional pubs who expect a thoughtful beer list to pick through cite the Southampton Arms as a perfect model. Everything on draught comes from small, dedicated and independent UK brewers such as Marble from Manchester, Fyne in Scotland and Slater's in Stafford.Read more
Craft beer in south London
The Beer Shop
Despite the name, this lovely bar and shop – one of several independent gems in Nunhead – doesn't look anything like an off-licence. Its website labels it a 'micro-pub', but its colourful, light-filled, open-plan front room is probably best described as a drop-in centre for beer-lovers. The tiny back counter dispenses three draught beers – on our visit, these included two pale ales, namely Buxton Brewery's sharp, citruous Moor Top, and Northern Monk's smooth, fruity Monacus.Read more
Craft Beer Company
The fabulous Craft Beer Company mini-chain specialises in the more offbeat offerings from small, unusual, mostly British breweries. At this Clapham branch – there are also outlets in Brixton, Islington and Farringdon – you'll find around 30 beers on tap (ten cask, 20 keg), all carefully tended by enthusiastic staff. There's a sterling array of 120 exotic bottles too, and the burgers are pretty decent.Read more
Crown & Anchor
At this Stockwell pub, run by the people behind the Jolly Butchers in Stoke Newington, there are seven real ales from cask, and 14 keg beers and ciders. The breweries you'll see represented regularly are Redemption, Dark Star, Camden Town, BrewDog, Kernel and Five Points; bottles take a worldlier approach and include a fair few Belgians.Read more
Draft House
True to its name, the Draft House puts beer centre stage, taking provenance, cellaring and pouring seriously. The brews (from the likes of Camden, Meantime, Kernel and Duvel) are indeed impressive, and the option of one-third pint measures reinforces the spirit of discovery. There are other branches in the City, Fitzrovia, Battersea and near Tower Bridge.
Old Brewery
Brewer Alistair Hook and his team's own artisan beers feature strongly on the menu at this Greenwich bar and restaurant, as you'd expect, but there's plenty of outside choice too. The full Meantime range – including London lager and the more outlandish Strawberry and Chocolate varieties – are worth a visit on their own. The best of British, Belgian and beyond appear among the 50 or so craft beers served by the bottle.Read more
Powder Keg Diplomacy
An almost-over-the-top colonial theme might put off some serious drinkers, but a glance at the beer menu should dispel any doubts. The US, Australia and New Zealand are well represented alongside some little-seen British beers from the likes of the Bristol Beer Company. Alternatively, keep it very local and take your pick from London's Beavertown, Kernel or Redchurch breweries.Read more
Seven kegs, three casks and 130 bottles: you wouldn't expect the owners of Borough Market's comprehensively stocked Utobeer stall to hold back when it came to their own diminutive bar. The bottles come from all over the world, with about 20 of the selection changing each week; the taps rotate on a daily basis.Read more
Craft beer in east London
This Aberdeenshire brewery's first London branch is in Camden. Everything on offer at this second branch is a celebration of the endless drinking possibilities that arise when malt, water, yeast and hops come into contact, from the dark and spicy Alice Porter to the sharp and fruity Raspberry Revolver. The most popular brew, Punk IPA, has enough hops packed into it to dispel all memories of any brackish brown beer you might have tried and hated.Read more
The Cock Tavern
The owners of the Southampton Arms in Gospel Oak have turned this old pub into one of the best in east London, complete with a diminutive beer garden.Read more
Crate Brewery
Not quite a stone's throw from the Olympic Park, perhaps more of a decent javelin pitch away, is this popular pizzeria-cum-microbrewery. There are Crate's own brews (Lager, Golden Ale, IPA, Best Bitter, Pale Ale and Stout) plus a changing selection of 15 or so craft beers, including plenty from the States. The cask and keg choice varies regularly too. We can vouch for the Middle Eastern lamb pizza.Read more
This Dalston hangout has really upped its beer selection of late, and now boasts 22 draught pumps (the range changes daily but stalwarts include Camden, Kernel and Brooklyn breweries) alongside 170 bottled beers. Here, the emphasis is on the UK, US and Belgium, but let's face it, you'll never run out of something new and interesting to drink.
Sebright Arms
With a regularly changing selection of around 15 draught and 30 bottled beers, the Sebright Arms in Bethnal Green showcases all that's good about London microbreweries such as Redemption, London Fields, Redchurch, Sambrook's and Camden. They also serve cask ciders and perry, and have a great music programme. A fine example of a reborn East End pub.Read more
Well & Bucket
A lot of care has gone into renovating this long-closed pub near Brick Lane. The huge array of craft beers on offer includes about 18 on tap. The fine selection ranges from Kent's Caveman Brewery Citra to Little Creatures from Western Australia. The dozen or so porters are chosen to match the oyster menu.Read more
Craft beer in west London
The characterful Aberdeenshire brewery brings its love of craft beer – there are 40 choices on tap, plus more in bottles – to this site just off Shepherd's Bush Green. There are also branches in Camden and Shoreditch.Read more
White Horse
You'd be hard pushed to find a pub that treats beer with more reverence than the White Horse in Parsons Green. Numerous Camra awards recognise its dedication to real ale, but craft brews also are taken very seriously.Read more
While not knowing London very well, I wonder why the Royal Oak's not mentioned with its marvellous Harvey's Beer from Lewes...
Because TimeOut is a busines run by people, and people usually have an agenda. Reality is waiting for you somewhere else, not in a magazine, newspaper or TV. Go get it!
The Cock Tavern on Mare St should be on here! With a craft beer selection & micro brewery downstairs (I know cause they'll show anyone who'll chat with them about beer) I don't understand how they aren't on this list?!
Agree, surprised The Rake isn't on the list
I'm surprised that The Rake near Borough Market isn't on the list!


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BUFFALO, NY - Three people were shot Thursday morning while inside The New Humboldt Inn located at 347 East Delavan Avenue.
Buffalo Police officials say the shooter or shooters walked into the bar and opened fire around 2:30 a.m.
Two of the victims were driven to Erie County Medical Center by a private vehicle and were treated and released. Another victim, a 37-year-old man, was taken to E.C.M.C. by Rural Metro Medical Services. His injuries are said to be serious. He underwent surgery Thursday afternoon.
Buffalo Police were seen interviewing the bar's patrons.
Watch Claudine Ewing's report to hear what the owner of the New Humboldt Inn says they are doing to keep the establishment a safe place.
Masten District Councilman Demone Smith told 2 On Your Side, neighbors want the establishment to "pause for the cause," and close temporarily until the perpetrators are caught.
The New Humboldt Inn is a landmark on the city's eastside at the corner of Humboldt and East Delavan. It can be seen while on the 198 & 33.


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Getting Pregnant and HIV: List of HIV-Friendly Reproductive Services and Providers
October 2012
Unfortunately, it can be difficult to find a friendly health care provider who is knowledgeable about HIV and pregnancy. Some health care providers simply are not aware of the wealth of information about pregnancy planning for their patients living with HIV (HIV+). Perhaps even more challenging, though, are the judgmental attitudes that many health care providers still have.
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Center for Reproductive Health
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Offers integrated reproductive health and HIV-related care
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Easter is a time to celebrate new beginnings with green chutes of grass starting to pop up through the ground and longer days as the sun travels north.
Part of that celebration is the hunting of the Easter eggs that is done throughout communities across the country each year. Carbon County is no exception to that celebration.
On Saturday Easter egg hunts were held at two different venues in the county and kids chased after the elusive eggs with their bright colors and prizes inside.
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Mushroom Consomme with Morels and Pastry "Hats"
IngredientsFor mushroom and consommé:
- 2 pounds white mushrooms, finely chopped (preferably in a food processor)
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 2 quarts cold water
- 2 tablespoons 1-inch pieces fresh chives
For morels:
- 1 1/2 cups boiling water
- 3/4 ounce dried morels (about 3/4 cup)
- 3/4 cup Sercial Madeira
For pastry "hats":
- 1 pound frozen all-butter puff pastry, thawed
- 1 whole large egg, lightly beaten
- 1 large egg yolk
- Equipment: 6 deep (16-to 18-ounces) ovenproof bowls (4 to 4 1/2 inches across the top) such as "lion's head" bowls; a round template 1 1/2 inches larger than diameter of tops of bowls
PreparationMake mushroom consommé:
Simmer white mushrooms, onions, water, and 1 tsp salt in a 6-qt stockpot, uncovered, 1 1/2 hours.
Strain mushroom mixture through a large sieve lined with a damp paper towel into a large saucepan, pressing gently on solids to extract as much liquid as possible. Mushroom mixture should yield about 4 cups consommé. (If less, add water; if too much, boil consommé until it is reduced to 4 cups.) Discard solids. Season consomm� with salt and pepper.
Prepare morels wwhile consommé simmers:
Pour boiling water over morels in a small bowl and soak until morels are softened, about 20 minutes.
Transfer morels with a slotted spoon to a medium-mesh sieve set over a bowl. Press on morels with back of spoon to remove liquid, then add liquid from morels to soaking liquid and reserve.
Rinse morels to remove any grit, then transfer to a small saucepan and add Madeira. Simmer, covered, 5 minutes.
Finish consommé:
Add morels and Madeira to consommé in saucepan. Let reserved soaking liquid settle, then slowly pour into consommé, being careful to leave last tablespoon (containing sediment) in bowl.
Add chives to consommé and simmer, covered, 3 minutes, then chill, uncovered, until cold, about 1 hour.
Prepare pastry "hats":
If pastry comes as 1 sheet, cut crosswise in half. Roll out each piece of pastry into a 13-inch square on a lightly floured surface with a lightly floured rolling pin. Chill on baking sheets until firm, about 1 hour.
Cut out 3 rounds from each sheet of puff pastry using template. Brush any excess flour from both sides of pastry rounds. Brush tops with some of beaten egg. Chill pastry rounds on baking sheets until firm, about 1 hour.
Preheat oven to 425°F with rack in middle.
Divide cold soup among bowls. (Do not chill soup in bowls.) Lightly beat yolk, then brush around edge and down side of each bowl (a 1/2-inch-wide strip). Working quickly, place each pastry round over a bowl and pull slightly so pastry is taut. Press edge down against side of bowl to seal tightly.
When all bowls are covered with pastry, arrange in a large 4-sided sheet pan and bake until pastry is puffed and golden brown, 15 to 20 minutes. Serve immediately.
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In this edition of What Was She Wearing, you'll find yet another round up of starlets with impeccable taste and refreshing outlooks-clothing-wise at least! We have the details of where they found their winning apparel, ranging from London's Portobello Road Market to the vintage boutique Coquette in Los Angeles.
Peaches Geldof
Peaches Geldof caught your attention last month when she was spotted strolling through central London wearing a number of appealing outfit pieces. It pleases us to report that Geldof's attire is all within a modest price range. Both her Red Floral Print Dress ($24) and Black Patent Flats ($12) are from London's Primark and she covered up with a budget-friendly sweater from Topshop. Her specific cardigan already sold out, but there are other basic options available now, or you can check out Banana Republic's Crewneck Cardigan ($69) in Gray Heather. Geldof completed her look with an awesome antique scarf from the Portobello Road Market. We encourage market hunting to find your own unique pieces or browse PRM's virtual version at PretAPortobello. We also recommend Lucky Brand Jeans' Summer Tapestry Scarf ($58) in green as another neckwear possibility.
Mary-Kate Olsen
The Sisters Olsen are a constant curiosity trigger for you fashion gurus, but it was Mary-Kate who most recently piqued your interest. Specifically, you wanted to know what in the world she wore to the after party for her new film The Wackness in New York City two weeks ago. Wonder no more, dear readers, for Olsen wore a superb Emilio Pucci vintage number that she purchased from Coquette. For a similar look to MK's, we would accessorize Jovovich-Hawk's Belinda Floral Dress ($395) with Kooba's Metallic Ciel Gathered Bag ($495) and Nuovegioie's Hammered Circle Double Chain Bracelet ($256). It is also worth noting that Miss Olsen had on a pair of Christian Louboutin's Very Prive Platform Pumps in black crocodile. We also found some less pricy options for you: try Kate Spade's Georgia Patent Croc Pump ($328) or Casadei's Peep Toe Pump ($253).
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Many of you sent questions about the garments Sarah Michelle Gellar wore on a recent outing in NYC. Her flowy green dress is from 3.1 Phillip Lim's Spring 2007 Collection, and thus no longer available, but we think Forever 21's Spring Flower Chiffon Dress ($20) has a similar summery feeling. Gellar put some polish on her relaxed ensemble by adding a Helen Ficalora gold necklace with an assortment of charms ($115-$450). To finish achieving her look, go for some cute sandals like Nine West's Jovialgrin Flats ($63).
Sienna Miller
Sienna Miller is a most-cherished influence on our site, as we can always rely on her to inspire our readers with her dressing expertise. Seen here waiting at a bus stop in London last month, Miller modeled the Elouise Pinafore Dress ($245, Diavolina 310.550.1341) from her own Twenty8Twelve line and a vintage pair of Vivienne Westwood boots. As alternatives, we like Jeffrey Campbell's Canvas Strap Boots ($70) and a James Perse
Cropped Linen Jacket ($295) to finish the look.-Jessica Amento, additional reporting by Cory Goldstein and Ashley Nachum
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Debra Prichard, head of the cosmetology department at USU Eastern and whose community activities fill a long list, has been named the Southeastern Utah Woman of the Year.
The news left her visibly surprised when the announcement came at the 32nd Annual Women"s Conference at the USU Eastern Jennifer Leavitt Student Center. However, the list of services and achievements in the nomination letter showed what judges considered in bestowing the honor.
"Debbie"s focus has always been on service, whether at church, at work, or in the community. Her concern for others comes first,"said the letter nominating her for the award.
Judges were impressed by the diversity of her efforts. While she is devoted to her students, she has gone beyond classroom and lab activities and involved the department in community service events. For example, she is deeply involved in the "Look Good, Feel Better"program for cancer patients. This involves make-up, buying wigs, spa services and encouragement, the nomination states.
She has also spearheaded the "Locks of Love"event, where people with hair to spare can donate their locks to make wigs for cancer victims who have lost their own hair.
Prichard has also been involved in the annual Relay for Life, organizing fund-raising teams and providing spa services for the participants.
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At church, she volunteers for functions, helps with holiday decorations and has taught religious classes for kindergarten-age children. She ministers at services regularly.
As a member of the Life Line committee (pro-life), she has helped raise funds to buy pregnancy tests, diapers and baby clothes to help with life choices made by women.
At USU Eastern, she has used cosmetology to help with a variety of college fund-raising events. For instance, Prichard has offered hair cut days where proceeds go toward supporting sports and activities at the college. She also encourages her students to help out with such things as prom make-overs for Castle Valley Center students.
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I bet there will be a lot of Met fans wondering why Sandy didn't try to trade for Adrian. What I'm wondering is what you think would be a comparable package of Mets prospects to that that the Red Sox had to give up. Would Mejia and Davis be a good starting point or did the Sox give up more?
Jenrry Mejia and Ike Davis are a good starting point, but the trade was actually a four-for-one. The Red Sox are also including Reymond Fuentes and a player-to-be-named-later.
I love Adrian Gonzalez and his original $5.5 million contract might be the best bargain in baseball. Of course, now the Sox will pay him like a king for many years beyond 2011.
So a comparable Mets package would have been Davis, Mejia AND Cesar Puello and someone on the level of the fourth player, who is not expected to be an impact-level guy.
The Padres picked up the top pitching and top hitting prospect in the Red Sox system.
My favorite of the three is 21-year old 1B Anthony Rizzo. Rizzo hit .263/.334/.481 in AA, but .281/374/.531 after the All-Star Break. He was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2008 which forced him to miss nearly the entire season, but the cancer is in remission. Keith Law compared Rizzo to a young Gonzlez, "Like Gonzalez, Rizzo is a plus-fielding, plus-makeup, power-hitting first baseman, although he's probably a notch below Gonzalez as a pure hitter and has had some trouble with left-handed pitching so far in the minors." Also both played in Portland, ME as 20 year olds and their slash lines look remarkable similar: .263/.334/.481 for Rizzo and .266/.344/.437 for Gonzalez.
The Red Sox paid Casey Kelly, who turned 21 in October, the fifth-highest bonus of the 2008 draft to buy him out of a football scholarship at Tennesee. He split 2009 between pitching and hitting, and the Sox strangely skipped him over advanced-A in 2010 jumping him straight from the SAL to the AA Eastern League. Not surprisingly, he struggled in AA as a 20-year old in his first full year pitching, with a 5.31 ERA, 118 hits 35 walks and 81 strikeouts in 95 innings. Still as Kevin Goldstein wrote, "Kelly is definitely a player where the scouting reports trump the status." Goldstein still sees a star in Kelly:"he still projects as a star-level rotation piece who will look even better pitching in San Diego."
Fuentes is a toolsy centerfielder, who Baseball America ranked #9 in the SAL in 2010. I argued here that Fuentes was overranked on a list when Wilmer Flores wasn't ranked. He and Puello put up very similar numbers in 2010.
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Puello 109 404 118 22 1 6 32 82 45 10 1 10 22 .292 .375 .396 6.82 17.48 6.18
Fuentes 104 374 101 15 5 5 25 87 42 5 2 5 8 .270 .328 .377 6.04 21.01 6.04
As between Mejia, Davis and Puello or Rizzo, Kelly and Puello the consensus around baseball would prefer the ceilings of the Sox youngsters. Kelly in particular should stay a starter, while Mejia might well move to the bullpen. Of course, Davis is the only one in the big leagues so that counts for something. The description of Rizzo as a plus defender with power who struggled with lefties in the minors, could have fit Davis very well.


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Like the adult version, boy's Marmot's Glade Mitt is packed with advanced technologies, all designed to do one thing: Keep small hands warm as toast all day long, even in frigid conditions. DriClime three-dimensional wicking prevents chills that can result from sweaty hands, and the combination of MemBrain waterproof fabric and Spirafil synthetic insulation keeps the cold and wet at bay for hours.
- Marmot MemBrain Waterproof/Breathable Insert
- High Loft Fleece Lining
- Thermal R Insulation
- Falcon Grip
- Internal Heater Pocket
Gender: Youth
Weight: 4oz (113.4g)
Material: DriClime 3-Dimentional Wicking Lining - MemBrain Mitt Insert - Waterproof, Breathable and Windproof - 100% Nylon WR 4.8 oz/yd - 100% Nylon WR 6.8 oz/yd - Thermal R - 150 - Polyurethane 0.7mm
Season: F15
Vendor ProductId: 15030
Review ProductId: 19208


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Photo taking behavior. A subtle feature of the Ubuntu One Files app for Android phones made me exponentially increase the number of photos I take and toss my digital camera in an eBay listing. The app, which gives me access to all of my files, from all my computers, on my mobile phone – has an option to automatically upload any photo taken from my phone to the cloud and then automatically sync it with all of my computers. Goodbye tethering and other hassles around getting my photos from one device to another. Lytro better not come out without connecting to my personal cloud.
Music listening behavior. Spotify, Pandora and Last.fm have changed the way I discover music. But I also like to own a copy of my favorite music. And I also like to be able to access my entire music collection and playlists anytime, anywhere and on any device. But I've never been willing to take on the burden of copying my music from one device to the other and then recreating my playlists. I no longer have to thanks to services like Amazon CloudPlayer, Google Music and the less known (but first to nail this) Ubuntu One Music. My entire music collection is now synced to the cloud and available via online & offline streaming to my mobile devices. I can also buy music from one device, and it immediately shows up on my other devices, ready for listening.
Books reading behavior. OK, so I jumped late on the Kindle bandwagon. Not a huge fan of being restricted in the "where and how I can consume content I paid for" category, so I resisted for a while. Having my entire library in my pocket all the time, with immediate access to hundreds of thousands of books from the classics to the newest releases and instant delivery of any purchase, did me in. I still can't walk past a bookstore or library without walking in – but anything I find of interest I wind up buying on my Kindle (sometimes while still standing in the bookstore). The exception – children books.


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|Woman Injured in Early Saturday Morning Wreck
|Written by Steve Frank
|Sunday, 11 November 2012 06:26
A Wilmington woman was injured in an early Saturday morning wreck just out of Boone. The 2:40am crash occurred on Niley Cook Road just off of US 321 south of Boone, Trooper Alexander saying that Amy Alexandra Zatatski lost control of her 2008 Jeep and slammed into the embankment.
Watauga Medics transported the 24-year old to Watauga Medical Center where she was unconscious when Alexander tried to speak to her about the crash. He filed both DWI and Left of Center Counts against the woman in the crash.
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St. Lucie County Adopt-a-Pet (March 19, 2013)
For information on this pet, contact the Humane Society of St. Lucie County at 772-461-0687 or visit the shelter at 100 Savannah Road, Fort Pierce, from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday; or 10 a.m. to 3:30 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The facility is closed for adoptions on Sunday. To view some of the other available pets, go to hsslc.org or tcpalm/stluciepets to see this week's featured animals.


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The Sound Tigers Sold Out the Weekend
Kevin Schultz
As a gesture of goodwill after Hurricane Sandy, the Sound Tigers announced late last week that tickets for both of their home games this past weekend would be free. That's right, 100% no cost, nothing, on the house. On Saturday night, Webster Bank Arena sold out with a record 8,525 in attendance and they did it again on Sunday afternoon with another 8,525. For comparison, their home opener was attended by over 7,600 fans.
It's been a tough week on Long Island and all over the tri-state area — 250,000 on LI still without power at this moment — but it's always good to see an organization that does the right thing and recognizes its place in the landscape. Sports are an escape and spending a night at a hockey game can be one way to do that.
On the ice, the Sound Tigers split their weekend games; they beat Hershey 3-2 on Saturday night and lost to Wilkes-Barre 5-3 on Sunday.
On Saturday against Hershey Kevin Poulin made another 19 saves, which is weird to say, since he always seems to be stopping 31, 39 or some other large number. That's partly due to the 11 power plays that the Sound Tigers had, moving most of the play to the other end of the ice. It was a scrappy game with 84 penalty minutes in all, and 50 of those going towards the visiting Bears.
There were four differently altercations of varying intensity in the game, so I'll leave the fight links here for your viewing pleasure:
Olesky vs. Cizikas
Stoa va. Gallant
Mitchell vs. McDonald
Clackson vs. Riley
Naturally all of those were uploaded by someone with the screen name EricBoulton26.
On the scoresheet Saturday night, Casey Cizikas (3), Brock Nelson (3) and Brandon DeFazio (4) had the goals.
On Sunday, the Sound Tigers lost a 3pm matinee 5-3 to the visiting Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. Kevin Poulin got the start again and gave up four goals on 27 shots in the first two periods, probably partially because that's a lot of shots to face when it's the second game in less than 24-hours. Kenny Reiter came in for the third.
In the loss, John Persson (3), Nelson (4) and Nino Niederreiter (5) scored. Niederreiter also had two assists Saturday, giving him a team leading nine points on the year.
Next up for Bridgeport is an 11am home date against Norfolk on Wednesday followed by a trip to Manchester Friday and home for the CT Whale Sunday. If you're watching on AHL Live, the home games are now broadcast in glorious HD. The Sound Tigers are 5-3 on the year, second place in their division behind Springfield (6-1).


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Buzz: Both Sides Are Being Pushed To Go Back To The Table
Chris Botta says "Hoping the next NHL-NHLPA gimmick is genuine collective bargaining by each group's leaders. And that it's the final gimmick."
Dave Molinari tweets "Best possible time for next round of CBA talks: Undisclosed. Best possible location: As far from microphones and notebooks as possible."
1:11PM Dreger adds ""Pushing" may not equate to progress. Some owners are relieved NHL proposal is off the table and want to back off. So close…but, so far…"


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A bipartisan group of eight senators announced on January 28 that they had developed a plan for comprehensive immigration reform. The four Democrats and four Republicans had worked independently of their colleagues in the Senate and informed President Obama over the weekend that they had reached an agreement.
Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), one of the eight, said in a Monday press conference,
We have come together on a set of bipartisan principles for comprehensive immigration reforms that we hope can pass the Senate in an overwhelming and bipartisan fashion. We still have a long way to go, [but] this bipartisan blueprint is a major breakthrough.
Schumer's use of the term "blueprint" reflected the unfinished status of the plan, which has yet to be converted into proposed legislation, which the New York Democrat said the group hopes to have drafted by March.
The other senators who worked on the plan included Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Dick Durbin (D- Ill.), Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), John McCain (R-Ariz.), Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.).
Rubio, the Tea Party senator whose inclusion among the group is seen by many as an attempt to assuage conservative fears that immigration "reform" may be another attempt to provide amnesty to illegal aliens, wrote an article published in Sunday's Las Vegas Review-Journal in advance of the announcement, "Ex-Las Vegan Rubio outlines a GOP vision for immigration reform." Rubio said three key areas related to immigration must be addressed:
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PDX Jazz to Present Legendary Drummer Louis Hayes on December 11 at Jimmy Mak'sNovember 22, 2013
A drummer's drummer, Louis Hayes has been keeping rhythm for over 50 years. With his unforgiving energetic swing, he's played with modern jazzers Horace Silver, Oscar Peterson, John Coltrane, Freddie Hubbard and Cannonball Adderley. In salute to the beloved Cannonball, Hayes offers the Cannonball Adderley Legacy, a relentless swinging group that plays with authentic harmonic cohesion adding to the many bands this hard-driving rhythm has led over the jazz decades. Continue readingPosted in 2013, Press | Leave a comment


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Renowned ice climber Matthias Scherer is welcoming the 2013 European season with an Ice Opening event in Cogne, Italy this weekend. Ice climbers from all over the world will be gathering in the event.
Ice-climbing clinics and workshops – including mountain guide Fabian Mayer's orientation training with the Suunto Ambit2 – as well as the Saturday night film show will keep the visitors busy and entertained. This exciting and athletic discipline is a perfect example of why we love the mountains.


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Parker Bridwell has continued an improving year. With the season winding down, Bridwell has improved in every faucet of pitching from last year. He may need another year at Delmarva yet, but progress is progress.
ERA is down from 5.98 to 5.24.
WHIP is down from 1.618 to 1.461.
FIP is down from 5.71 to 3.64.
H/9 is down from 9.6 to 9.0.
HR/9 is down from 1.2 to 0.6.
BB/9 is down from 5.0 to 4.2.
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Kittinger Chest of Drawers donated to Habitat for Humanity
Once again, the generosity of our donors blows me away. I had not heard of Kittinger furniture before but we had a chest of drawers donated to us today and it is really beautiful. I looked all over the internet and the Kittinger website but could not find a picture of it. I think the gentleman said he paid over $10,000 for it when he bought it but that seems really too high. I have pictures of the front, the inside of the drawer and the label on the back of the chest. I think some of these more expensive antiques might need to be sold through the classifieds or something like that rather than on the store floor. The people that come through our store are from all economic backgrounds. We have Haitian immigrants living below the poverty level shopping right next to millionaires from Martha's Vineyards. I'm sure we can probably sell it, it might just take a little while. If anyone can give me any information about this piece I would really appreciate it!
We have other antique pieces that have these weird single letters and numbers imprinted onto the back of the chest. What are they for?
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Kittinger made some very good quality furniture, much of it like this piece in Chippendale, American Federal and American Colonial styles. This one is based on Chippendale chests made before the Revolution. I've seen this same chest sell at auction for close to $3300.00, Kittinger chests in most sorts of early American styles seldom sell below a $1000.00, even at auction.


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Tuberous sclerosis
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ORDR Co-Sponsored Conferences
2015 International Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Research Conference: From Treatment to Prevention, Thursday, September 10, 2015 - Saturday, September 12, 2015
Location: Mercure Windsor Castle Hotel, Windsor, United Kingdom
Description: The goal of this international conference is to stimulate collaborative research to address unmet medical needs of those affected by tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) and related disorders, including autism, epilepsy, lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), cancer, and rare diseases with overlapping phenotypes. Because of the wide variety of symptoms associated with TSC, research into TSC will increase knowledge relevant to similar symptoms that occur in individuals without TSC. Likewise, advances in the broader fields of autism, epilepsy, and cancer can improve the understanding and, therefore, the treatment of TSC.
The Spectrum of Caregiving and Palliative Care in Rare Diseases, Tuesday, June 09, 2015
Location: Building 31, 6C, Room 6, Bethesda, MD
Description: The findings and recommendations resulting from the Workshop will provide guidance to the extramural community as well as to NINR and other Institutes, Offices (e.g., ORDR), and agencies in developing strategies for advancing the science of palliative care and caregiving in rare disease and research programs. It is anticipated that a funding opportunity announcement will result from the Workshop.
American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy (ASGCT) 18th Annual Meeting, Wednesday, May 13, 2015 - Saturday, May 16, 2015
Location: New Orleans, LA
Description: From our plenary lectures, this year to be given by Drs. Steven Rosenberg and Anthony Atala, to our 19 scientific symposia featuring invited speakers from across our discipline, to our nightly abstract poster receptions, where the majority of the over 700 abstracts submitted to the Annual Meeting are presented, the ASGCT Annual Meeting is certain to be the premiere scientific meeting in our field.
2014 Mechanisms of Epilepsy and Neuronal Synchronization Gordon Research Conference, Sunday, August 17, 2014 - Friday, August 22, 2014
Location: Mount Snow Resort, West Dover, VT
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The main goal of the study of epilepsy is to identify the causes and complex mechanisms that underlie the abnormal, synchronous, electrical discharges that occur in hyperexcitable neuronal networks during seizures. How these basic science findings can someday be translated into new therapies for the nearly 3 million Americans suffering with epilepsy is another long-term goal. A unique, intellectually challenging aspect of epilepsy research arises from the fact that it encompasses virtually all major levels of biological organization, from circuits and behavior to stem cells and neurodevelopment. Thus a major purpose of this Gordon Research Conference is to bring together geneticists, molecular biologists, developmental neuroscientists, neuroanatomists, electrophysiologists, clinician-scientists and computational neuroscientists working on basic mechanisms related either directly or indirectly to seizure generation to synthesize current advances and to set the stage for future discoveries.

Second International Workshop On Brain Plasticity, Hemispheric Specialization, and Neuro-Rehabilitation After Cerebral Hemispherectomy, Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - Friday, July 11, 2014
Location: Paradise Pier Hotel at Disneyland, Anaheim, CA
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The main objective of this interdisciplinary conference is to focus on the current state of scientific knowledge in neuro-rehabilitation/habilitation, neuro-reorganization, and cognition after cerebral hemispherectomy, with an aim toward advancing clinical practice by formulating a five-year research strategy to compile comprehensive guidelines for recovery. A conference summary will also be disseminated.

Gordon Research Conference and Gordon Research Seminar on Lysosomes and Endocytosis, Sunday, June 15, 2014 - Friday, June 20, 2014
Location: Proctor Academy, Andover, NH
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The main goal of the Lysosomes and Endocytosis GRC is to foster the dissemination of current research results and the establishment of new research areas and new collaborations in the area of the cell biology of endocytosis, lysosomes, endosomes and related organelles. We hope that many of these new directions and collaborations will be directed toward the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of rare genetic diseases such as lysosomal storage disorders, Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome, Chediak-Higashi syndrome, Niemann Pick disease and tuberous sclerosis, among others.

RDCRN 3rd Conference on Clinical Research for Rare Diseases, Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Location: Hilton Washington DC/Rockville Hotel & Executive Meeting Center, Rockville, MD
Description: Clinical research in rare diseases presents a number of challenges and unique issues that are not usually considered in the training of clinical investigators through existing training programs. Goals of the conference include: direct instruction of trainees and new investigators in rare disease research methodology; development of a reusable curriculum/syllabus on rare disease research methodology; and stimulation of ideas regarding the unique issues facing investigators engaged in the study of rare diseases.
2012 International LAM Research Conference , Friday, April 20, 2012 - Sunday, April 22, 2012
Location: The Westin Hotel, Cincinnati, OH
Description: Anticipated goals of this conference: to provide a forum for leading experts to discuss the molecular and cellular basis of LAM, review the clinical management of LAM, to present cutting edge research, to integrate concepts and to identify creative and innovative research directions.
VI International Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs (ICORD 2010): Global Approach to Accessibility in Rare Diseases, Orphan Drugs and Neglected Diseases , Thursday, March 18, 2010 - Saturday, March 20, 2010
Location: Palais Rouge Convention Center, Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Description: For the first time, the VI International Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs (ICORD 2010) was convened in the southern hemisphere in agreement with its aim of globalization of rare diseases research and orphan products development activities.
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I've done plenty of googling readnig of articles but I cannot get my squid setup to log the client ip's.
I'm not sure if it's even possible with my setup. The squid logs all show :
So the gateway ip of 172.16.108.1 and not the actual clients. My log generator can only show "one" user.Code:172.16.108.1 TCP_MISS/200 7330 CONNECT urs.microsoft.com:443 - DIRECT/220.127.116.11 -
Anyway here is a quick diagram of the network :
Clients (10.0.1.0-200, Microsoft WinXP, Win2003 domain)
Proxy Server : 172.16.108.200 (172x range is internal servers only in protected network)
ADSL Modem (DHCP activated) --> 192.168.1.254
Right, now the proxy server is a vmware machine located on host with 6 network cards. 3 of the network cards are linked directly only to this proxy server (dedicated)
Eth0 : 172.16.108.200 (proxy/squid address on port 8080)
Eth1 : 192.168.1.35 (dhcp lease from adsl modem / gateway)
eth2: 10.0.1.233 (client ip range
My routing tables
Everything is working perfectly except for the client logging. I figured it had something to do with the different ip range that the clients were in.Code:proxy:~# route -n Kernel IP routing table Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use Iface 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth1 172.16.108.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0 10.0.1.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth2 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.254 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth1
To test this I made a new client in the 172.x range, this one appeared in my logging with the correct ip.
But the clients cannot be put in this range . Is there a work-around for this issue? Maybe with the correct routing tables or third party software? Different loggin tool perhaps?
Or can I have the clients send there ip's with a request towards the proxy server? Or is my only option to set the proxy server in the 10.x range?
For testing I did add eth2 (10.x) to the proxy server, it didn't make any difference.


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ABC's "Good Morning America" - 2013
Sam Champion and the GMA team surprise volunteers at the Breezy... News PhotoABC - Broadcasting Company,Arts Culture and Entertainment,Building - Activity,Built Structure,Damaged,Extreme Weather,Good Morning America,High Section,High Up,Horizontal,Hurricane Sandy,New York City,Sam Champion,Television Show,USA,VolunteerPhotographer Ida Mae AstuteCollection: Disney ABC Television Group © 2013 American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.GOOD MORNING AMERICA - Sam Champion and the GMA team surprise volunteers at the Breezy Point, NY Fire Department, which sustained damage during Hurricane Sandy, with donations to build a higher structure, on GOOD MORNING AMERICA, 5/7/13, airing on the ABC Television Network. Donations were provided by the Graybeards, Habitat for Humanity and many other organizations. The Bergen County Firefighters Pipe Band from New Jersey led the parade to the firehouse. (Photo by Ida Mae Astute/ABC via Getty Images) SAM CHAMPION, VOLUNTEERS


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The goal of this approach is to watch the leukemia closely to see if it progresses or starts to cause any symptoms. If it does not, it may be better to wait to begin any type of treatment, particularly those that cause severe side effects. Research has proved that watchful waiting doesn't cause harm, compared with immediate treatment for early stage CLL.
Your doctor may recommend watchful waiting in the following situations:
You have stage 0 CLL.
You have stage I CLL with few or no symptoms.
You have stage II CLL with few or no symptoms.
Your doctor will monitor your disease to see if it gets worse or if you begin to develop symptoms that require treatment. Your doctor will watch for recurring infections and rapid swelling in certain organs, such as your lymph nodes, liver, or spleen. These changes may mean that the disease is getting worse or progressing. You will need to have your blood drawn on a regular basis to check your blood cell counts. Your doctor may do this every few weeks to every few months.
CLL usually progresses much more slowly than acute types of leukemia, so you can potentially live with the disease for quite a while without any problems. Watch for these symptoms:
Night sweats
Unexplained weight loss
Increased fatigue
Enlarged lymph nodes
If you start having symptoms or if your doctor sees signs that the disease is progressing, you will undergo a treatment or series of treatments. The type of treatment you have depends on the stage of your CLL.


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Mt. Vernon, IA -- The Beloit College Men's Basketball team closed out their 2012-13 season with a 95-76 win at Cornell College on Saturday, erasing a bit of the disappointment of not seeing their season continue.
The win gave the Bucs a 12-11 final record, 10-8 in Midwest Conference play. The 12 wins are the most for the program since 2001-02 when the team went 13-10. That '01-02 season was also the last time the squad finished over .500. The ten wins in MWC play marked the first time since 1992-93 that Beloit finished with that many victories against the league.
Leading by two eight minutes into the opening half the Buccaneers went on an 8-0 run to increase their lead to ten at 24-14 with 8:34 left. Cornell came back to within 24-20 two minutes later but Beloit closed the half on a 14-4 run to lead 38-24 at the break.
Exploding out of the lockerroom with a 26-7 run the Bucs built a 64-37 lead with 12:08 left. But the Rams responded with a 30-15 run over the next seven minutes to pull back within 12 points with 5:28 remaining. But Beloit regained control and finished the game on a modest 14-9 run to add to their lead and keep CC at bay.
The Bucs shot 59.6% for the game, including 72.7% in the second half, while holding Cornell to 45% shooting.
Grant Henricksen, playing his final game for the Bucs, had a career-high 18 points and seven rebounds. Tyler Butke matched those totals of 18 and seven while James Lazarcik had 18 points and six boards. Ahmad Shamsid-Deen had ten points and seven assists while Chris Bremner dished out eight assists.


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Lubomir Visnovsky Crashes Ferrari on Slovakian Race Track, No "Serious Injuries"
Kevin Schultz
Lubomir Visnovsky is having one eventful summer. In June, he was traded to the Islanders on draft day and later filed a grievance with the league saying that it violated his no-trade clause (arbitration hearing is still pending). Now, he's crashed his Ferrari on a race track in Slovakia.
From Sport.sk via Google Translate:
Informed by the representatives of the circle through his official profile on Facebook. "Lubomir Visnovsky on his Ferrari at the exit of turn two mishandled management and high-speed frontal impact into a barrier. Luckily escaped without serious injuries," the report said.
(Photo also via Sport.sk)
Here's the link to where the story originated, on the race track's Facebook page.
According to Matias Strozyk, Visnovsky had permission from the Islanders to race (via Puck Daddy):
Visnovsky had
#Isles permission to participate & goal was to finish. Lost control on the exit of the 2nd corner of the Sloakia Ring circuit.
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BHP classes are small, intimate, and modeled on an MBA-style curriculum. BHP classes use real-world issues as the foundation, and the case-based curriculum will put you in front of challenges that companies currently face or faced in the past. You, the student, become the decision maker. It's your job to tackle these problems as CEO or CFO, and present your solution to your peers. There are no black and white answers to these cases. They teach students to collaborate and reason together to decide the best course of action.
Students will read a particular case in groups and then decide together how their company should respond. These cases are not hypothetical; the companies and the problems they face are all very real. This method allows the students to take the lead in discussing and breaking down the problem, a skill that is integral to any career. Class participation isn't just encouraged, it's an essential part of your grade. It encourages students to have confidence, think outside of the box, and exchange ideas that enhance the class' overall learning experience. At the end of a semester of case-based study, students will be able to analyze and tackle business problems, collaborate with their peers, and present reasoned solutions to real issues that companies face.
Several programs are offered throughout the academic year to help students acclimate to the BHP, to the University, and to prepare students for the professional world. These programs offer BHP students a valuable supplement to their in class educational experience. A case-based curriculum is invaluable training for future interviews and jobs.
Examples of BHP academic programs include the Finance and Management Information Systems boot camps, mock interviews, a case preparation workshop led by MBA faculty, and cram sessions put on by the BHP student organization, the Honors Business Association. Practicum programs such as The Brass Ring program, the Accounting Practicum, and the Financial Analyst Program are also available to BHP students.
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