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The SAS 5/iR PCI Express RAID Adapter from Dell™ is used to connect internal hard drives in PowerEdge™ Servers. SAS 5/iR utilizes high performance SAS 3 Gb/s technology to connect to the hard drives, and the latest generation of host interface technology, PCI Express (PCI-E). The SAS 5/iR supports only internal disks and provides integrated capability for RAID levels 0 and 1. The SAS 5/iR is managed by two different management utilities, depending on host platform. This product has been tested and validated on Dell systems. It is supported by Dell Technical Support when used with a Dell system.
This controller has one SFF-8484 internal connectors.Manufacturer Part# : GU186 UN939 0GU186 0UN939 341-3874 MG129 0MG129 MY412Dell Part# : 341-4341
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OneFour-year-old Prosper looked wide-eyed around the waiting room, nervous in spite of himself. His father had urged him to go play with the various toys scattered around the floor in the children's section, but he had refused to let go of his father's hand long enough to do so. Despite his father's assurances, Prosper's eyes were tearing up, and when his father tried baiting him into a game with the large lego blocks, he scooted down onto the floor and began halfheartedly putting together an shapeless lump of legos. After a few minutes of this, though, he toddled back to his father and tugged on his shirt. Without pausing, his father reached down and scooped Prosper up, knowing from previous experiences what Prosper had wanted.One in Short Stories More Like This
"Don't be so scared, Pros," his father said, chuckling softly at Prosper's tight clutch on his shirt, "we're just here to pick up Mummy and your new baby sister, there's nothing to cry about."
He reached up and wiped away a couple of tears that had slid down Prosp
TwoProsper grumpily banged his feet against the solid wood of the examination table he was sitting atop. He knew his mother was ignoring him, and, even worse, not even bothering to hide it, sitting across the room reading one of the many magazines that where piled on the small tables. He hated going to the doctor. Dr. Knowles always ruffled his hair too hard and talked too loud. If he told Prosper that he had to get a shot he was going to run for it. Stubbornly continuing to glare at his oblivious mother, he clenched his fingers around the edges of the table and waited for the stupid doctor to come in.Two in Short Stories More Like This
However, when the door finally did open, instead of seeing the large, obnoxious, slightly balding old man that he had come to expect, he was faced with- unexpectedly- the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, with long brown hair and a pretty face.
"Hey there, Prosper," she said with a smile that lit up her face, "I'm Jane. Dr. Knowles is on vacation right now, so I'm going to be helping y
FourThe noise in the airport should have been unbearable, but to Prosper it was muted, shoved to the background while he tried in vain to think of something to say. Other passengers were yelling and running past them, but Prosper felt as if the silence stretching between him and Fae was unbearable. She managed a smile for him, but it was strained, and Prosper knew that there was no real happiness behind it.Four in Short Stories More Like This
"This is for the best," she murmured, gently grasping his hands in hers, "but, I'm glad, at least... that we'll get this. Closure. I would never want to end what we've had over the phone, or... well, you know what I mean."
"I..." Prosper couldn't finish the sentence, and perhaps for the first time in his life, he could think of absolutely nothing to say. He didn't usually struggle for a way to put his thoughts into words, so for that usual talent to depart him at a time like this was terrifying. Fear rushed over him, and he wondered, not for the first time, if he was making the b
Three"I have to kiss her?!" An eleven-year-old Prosper exclaimed, staring at his best friend Owen. They were crouched behind the large slide in the playground, the bright red plastic affording them enough cover to constitute their very own hide out. Or so they figured, after chasing away a couple of girls who had been playing there previously.Three in Short Stories More Like This
"Yep." Owen replied, his blue eyes serious as he spoke.
"Bu- c'mon, I mean, why would I-," Prosper couldn't seem to get the words out, but it was bad enough that they were even discussing kissing a girl in the first place.
"Chicken!" Owen accused, a grin lighting up his face, "You took the dare, so you gotta do it! You can't back out without being a right wuss!"
"I'll do somethin' else." Prosper said, desperately trying to dig himself out of the rather large hole he had fallen in.
"Nope, that's your dare," Owen said, "If you wanna be leader of this group with me you gotta go through with it, and show you're not a wimp."
Prosper grumbled
Sleds, Snow, and Hot ChocolateProsper would have burst into laughter at the picture before him had he not been absolutely positive that said action would earn him a snowball to the face. Blaire was sitting on bright yellow sled , bundled up in at least fifty layers, wearing the expression of a five year old recently given an ice cream cone. The sled, in turn, was poised at the top of a large, rather daunting looking hill, and Blaire was attempting to convince him to go sledding with her.Sleds, Snow, and Hot Chocolate in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
"Pleeeeease!" She continued, adopting a pout onto her formerly excited face.
"I'm wearing sweatpants," He pointed out, "Cloth sweatpants."
"Oh, suck it up, you baby," Blaire countered, which impressed Prosper quite a bit, since it usually took a lot more for her to start insulting him.
"What, and walk two miles home in soaking wet britches?" He questioned, "I'll pass on that."
"Fine." She said, sulking, "then at least help me up." She held out a hand to him, which Prosper was a little reluctant to take, since Blaire relenting in so
Love Me DoProsper was feeling mildly awkward. He knew that it was expected, routine even, to meet his girlfriend's parents and family, but it didn't make the situation any less nerve-wracking. He had endured the interrogation from Blaire's father about his life/plans/job/future, her brothers attempting to intimidate him, and her little sister giggling over his accent, and was now convinced that he never wanted to go through anything of the sort again.Love Me Do in Short Stories More Like This
Blaire and Prosper were now sitting cross-legged on her old bed with the door wide open, because, as Blaire had put it, both of them behind closed doors would make her father, Tim, "uncomfortable". Prosper was quite sure that he didn't want to make her dad, a large, well-muscled fire-fighter, any form of nervous at all. Especially since her father and brothers seemed to think he needed to be glared at routinely- despite the inevitable warning he had received from them about being with Blaire.
"I know what we can do tonight," Blaire said
Baby It's Cold Outside Blaire's questing fingers hovered an inch below the bag of marshmallows she was trying to reach. She was on her tip-toes, one hand holding onto the shelf below the marshmallows and the other stretched out above her. She blew her bangs out of her face irritably and considered how she was going to reach the sweets without involving Prosper, who, she was sure, would tease her endlessly if she asked for his help.Baby It's Cold Outside in General More Like This
Cursing him and his infernal height, she braced one foot on the trash can underneath the shelves and began to pull herself up. Grabbing the marshmallows triumphantly in one hand, she gave a yelp of surprise when two arms twined around her waist, steadying her. Turning around and seeing a grin on Prosper's face, she shot a glare at him, hoping it would keep the teasing at bay.
"What, no thank you?" Prosper said, mock surprise in his voice.
"My hero," She said absentmindedly, throwing him a grin to take away some of the bite from the
A Hidden Mischevious StreakThe incessant meowing was going to be the death of that cat, Prosper mused. He wasn't going to be responsible if he snapped and threw it out a window- that meow would bring it out in anyone. He groaned and covered his head with a pillow, wishing Blaire was there to shut Marshmallow up. She had left earlier to go to a class, and, since Prosper had thought she'd been telling the truth when she had said it would be quick, he had foolishly decided to wait for her in her apartment while taking a nap. But here he was, a hour later, and the little demon would not be quiet!A Hidden Mischevious Streak in Short Stories More Like This
"Oh, what do you want, beast?" Prosper snapped, glaring at the deceptively cute kitten staring up at him from the floor. The cat merely glared (Prosper wondered idly if it was even possible for cats to glare, and then decided very quickly that they, in fact, could) at him, eying him with the distaste only a cat could manage. Prosper knew for a fact that he was laying in the one spot that the insufferable cat usua
Poor Deprived People"Keep writing." Prosper told Blaire, in a voice that should have meant he was angry, but was ruined by the grin on his face.Poor Deprived People in Humor More Like This
"My hand hurts!" Blaire exclaimed, blowing her hair out of her face with an irritated huff, "And I've already written down a million of these!"
"Not enough," Prosper said. "If you're going to have any music and movie taste at all, we've got a long way to go."
"For the last time, my music and movie taste is fine." She looked down at the list of movies and bands before her on the table. Apparently, according to Prosper, her knowledge of movies was so poor that action needed to be taken at that very second. She didn't think it was such a terrible thing, but Prosper had insisted that they make a list of all the movies she had to watch. Then the list had expanded to include music, as well.
The whole stupid thing had started when he had found ("caught", as he put it) her listening to a Britney Spears song in her room while reading a book. In her defense,
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Prosper never really had a penchant for planning ahead. This quality had only gotten stronger after he had begun dating Blaire, seeing as she rarely did anything without planning for it first. However, once in a while he would make exceptions on special nights when he wanted to surprise her- their anniversary last year, for example. As it turned out, their evenings always went a lot better when he didn't plan ahead, ironic as that sounded.
Tonight was certainly one he wanted to get perfect, so he had determinedly planned for it throughout the previous weeks. Before now, the night had gone perfectly, not a flaw in sight. They had gone to dinner at the fancy restaurant he had emptied his paycheck for, at the reserved table outside on the deck, and he had sneakily managed to convince her to walk down to a nearby park with him before calling a taxi. Unfortunately, his nature was to be a little spontaneous, so when they passed a fair, of all things, on the way to the small pavilion h
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POTSDAM Main Street is now home to Gourmet Vapor Electronic Cigarettes, a shop for cigarette smokers without the smoke.
Owner Eric R. Kreizman is a Clarkson University graduate who spent more than 20 years in Florida before moving back home to the north country several months ago.
He used to smoke two packs of cigarettes a day. He tried to quit using various methods, but they were unsuccessful and unsatisfying, he said. Then he discovered electronic vapor cigarettes.
Instead of inhaling smoke, those using electronic cigarettes breathe in water vapor.
He decided to go into business selling the e-cigarettes himself. Gourmet Vapor, 2 Main St., is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
A starter kit costs $20, and the e-juice that fills the cigarette and provides the nicotine costs an additional $20. A single bottle of e-juice lasts most smokers about a month, Mr. Kreizman said.
Many of the juices he sells he makes himself, in flavors like butter rum. He started making these when he lived in Florida, and his products are still distributed there.
The health effects of electronic cigarettes, how they should be regulated and whether the benefits outweigh any risks are still subjects of much debate. The federal Food and Drug Administration states on its website that the effects of e-cigarettes have not been studied fully.
Although Mr. Kreizmans e-juices contain nicotine, they are made using only organic ingredients, he said, free of dangerous or toxic chemicals. Despite this, he still treats his wares as tobacco products and will card customers who look younger than 18.
A tobacco product is a tobacco product, end of story, he said.
One of his goals, he said, is to help smokers move away from the toxins in cigarettes while providing some freedom over where they can smoke.
Its almost impossible to smoke a cigarette anywhere in this day and age, he said.
E-cigarettes do not have a strong odor like normal cigarettes, and so far there are few limits on where they can be used.
Mr. Kreizman recalled puffing on his electronic cigarette in a restaurant after a meal and told of a customer who was allowed to use one in a hospital. He expects this trend will continue and grow.
Its a new and accepted lifestyle, he said.
He plans to grow his business by establishing loyal customers who come back to him for regular e-juice refills, as well as creating new customers by keeping up with the latest trends.
Theres so many things evolving on the market as we speak, he said.
His wife, Sonia Kronin, plans to sell clothing and jewelry out of an unused portion of the store soon.
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Buzz: The Players Took A Step Towards The Owners (Updates)
11:23AM: Anderson quotes Crosby as saying "We wanted progress, but it takes both sides. They're going to have to move a little bit, too. It just shows we all want to play." Crosby also said that the NHLPA is offering much less than they think they deserve on the make whole.
11:08AM: Sidney Crosby told Shelly Anderson that the NHLPA offer is a "hybrid" and shows some movement toward the league.
He adds "We're making a move in their direction, so I don't see why they wouldn't consider it. It's a little closer to their proposal. It's definitely something they'll have to consider, or they should at least."
10:51AM: Chris Botta tweets "Weekly NHL warning: don't assume anything about leaked, incomplete details of proposals. Wait for complete details and reaction."
Nick Cotsonika tweets "NHL might not like everything in PA offer. But if PA is on NHL framework, NHL can't walk out, say not speaking same language. Time to talk."
10:36AM: Former Ranger Aaron Ward sent out a tweet saying that indications are that the NHLPA has made a significant move in the direction of the others.
Bob McKenzie tweets:
- "We're hearing today's NHLPA proposal to NHL will include increasing the NHL's $211M Make Whole provision by another $180M."
- "We're also hearing the NHLPA proposal will work off a percentage of HRR — as requested by NHL — and not a guaranteed dollar amount."
- "But what those percentages are, and whether the $180M increase in Make Whole acts as a guarantee of sorts, remains to be seen."
Darren Dreger tweets "PA moves off its position on guaranteed players share dollars + shifts more to the owners demand of a percentage base in the revenue split."
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All Items : Books and Publications : Children's : Pre 1940 item #1244470
Lemon Tree Treasures
This is a color picture story book about Shirley Temple at Play. 1935. The book comes with excellent vintage illustrations of Shirley Temple in her early years as a child at play. ( The illustrations could be removed and would make great framed pictures for a little girl's room.) Shirley Temple is pictured in this book in various activities going about her day; each drawing has its own little story from Shirley's life to go with it...
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This is a collectible coin on Babe Ruth. He had the title of The Sultan of Swat. Babe Ruth was born in Baltimore, MD on Feb. 6 1895. He was placed in St. Mary's Industrial School when he was 7, and it was there that he learned to play baseball...
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This is VINTAGE collectible for BARRY BONDS "BONDS 500" home runs. It was given out at a game between the Giants & Cardinals on JULY 1 2001 . (Stadium Give Away.)
Lemon Tree Treasures
This is a Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants Nesting dolls Stadium Giveaway (SGA). It is a 3 PIECE SET given out by the Giants on June 29th, 2003. ( It is a Babooshkah 3 in 1 set of Russian Nesting Dolls.) The outside doll is of Bonds in a San Francisco Giants uniform. The middle doll is Barry as a Pittsburgh Pirate and the inside doll is Barry as a member of the Devils in Arizona. It measures about 5" tall. Authentic. No box.
All Items : Celebrity : Memorabilia : Pre 1980 item #1029566
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1979 HALLMARK SUSAN B. ANTHONY DOLL. This little cloth doll is part of the "Famous Americans Series ". She is about 6 1/2 inches tall. She comes in the original display box which measures 9" tall, 3 1/2" wide and 1" thick.
Study photo carefully. On the inside cover of this box there is information about Susan B. Anthony. The box shows minor wear and it is a little rough but the doll inside the box is in good shape.
Susan B. Anthony worked hard for women's right to vote...
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In 1971, Jim Croce, a Pittsburgh native, wrote the haunting melody and words for the classic "Time in a Bottle," a song for his son, Adrian James. About two years later, Jim Croce's life was cut short by a plane crash, killing all 6 aboard.. This book is a photographic memoir by his wife, Ingrid. It gives an intimate look at their lives through Jim Croce's lyrics, quotes, photographs, and memories...
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This is a nice old View-Master viewer. This particular model was produced by Sawyer and is the most recognized of all View-Master viewers. I am told that it was introduced in 1946 and remained in production for approximately 10 years. I am not sure of this information. Made of black bakelite, it is a sturdy and durable viewer that is still in working condition...


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WATERTOWN It appears that Democrat Aaron G. Woolf will run unopposed by a member of his own party in the race for the 21st Congressional District.
New York state Supreme Court Justice Kimberly A. OConnor dismissed potential challenger Stephen W. Burkes request to overturn the determination of the state Board of Elections to invalidate Mr. Burkes ballot petitions for having an insufficient number of signatures.
Mr. Burke said he was told the case had to be dismissed because he and his lawyer failed to find the man who objected to his petitions St. Lawrence County Democrat Jason R. Clark and serve him with a court order.
The bottom line is that New York State has certain rules, Mr. Clark said, speaking of Mr. Burke. He understood what those rules were and he thought he was above them. The number of signatures he had wasnt even close.
Mr. Clark said Mr. Burke had previously been the countys Democratic chairman and had run for office before, so was well aware of what he needed to do to stay on the ballot.
As for him not being served: They didnt look very hard. Im fairly easy to find, he said. Everybody knows Im at the county Legislature every Monday night.
Mr. Burke could appeal the justices decision but said that he probably will not pursue that course of action.
Were talking about it now, but probably not, Mr. Burke said.
Mr. Burke entered the race in March after Democratic leaders in the district announced Mr. Woolf as their choice. He criticized the selection of Mr. Woolf and said the candidate was chosen solely for his financial resources.
Mr. Burke also said that he felt the objections to his ballot petitions were an attempt by party leaders to pave a clear path to the general election for Mr. Woolf.
Mr. Burke collected 1,291 signatures on his ballot petitions and had 175 removed, leaving him with 1,116 134 shy of the minimum 1,250 needed to appear on the June 24 primary ballot.
Mr. Woolf turned in 374 pages of ballot petitions, according to the state Board of Elections website.
Mr. Woolf presented the situation as a reflection of the strength of his campaign in an email.
I am excited by the momentum of the campaign, Mr. Woolf said.Having received nearly three times the number of signatures to qualify for the Democratic ballot, and having obtained more than twice the number of signatures to make the Working Families Party ballot, it is clear that the residents of the 21st Congressional District are excited about this campaign.
Republican candidates Matthew A. Doheny and Elise M. Stefanik will face each other in the primary election for their partys nomination.
Northern New York Newspapers writer Martha Ellen contributed to this report.
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Due to recent processing trends, H-1B visas for international faculty and professionals holding foreign degrees may need to be accompanied by professional credential evaluations of the degree's U.S. equivalent. If the beneficiary does not have such an evaluation, the Office of General Counsel will engage an outside contractor to perform the evaluation - the cost of which must be borne by the department ($85 non-rush, $275 rush).
Please make sure that if your visa needs to be renewed this year, you are as responsive as possible to any requests for information from the Office of the General Counsel. An H-1B visa can be renewed up to 6 months before it is going to expire.
Immigration Services
Welcome to Immigration Services at Kent State University!
The Office of the General Counsel currently coordinates the petitioning for H, O, and other nonimmigrant visas needed by certain international faculty and professionals for employment at Kent State University. Our office also provides employment-based permanent residency petitioning for full-time employees of the University upon approval from the employing department. The purpose of this site is to provide educational materials, immigration updates, and - most importantly - access to the tools and forms used by the Office to assist the University in its immigration needs. Our office also coordinates with the Office of Global Education on policy and regulatory interpretations. The Office of Global Education provides international student and scholar services for the University community and coordinates the filings for F and J visas.
WE ARE NOW USING A REVISED H-1B PETITION REQUEST FORM. PLEASE SEE BELOW. The Older version will no longer be accepted.
While our office can provide limited guidance on issues regarding dependents, our office does not file the necessary petition for change of status or extension of status for dependents (i.e. I-539). The university faculty or staff member is responsible for those filings, however, our office will accept dependent petitions to accompany our filings on behalf of the university faculty or staff member.
This site will continually be updated when possible in order to provide the most comprehensive immigration services to our University. If you have any suggestions, please email the site administrator at email@example.com, with "Immigration Services" in the subject header.
Guidelines for University Sponsorship of Employment-Based Permanent Residency options can be found here.
On April 30, 2013 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) automated the Form I-94, Arrival/Departure Record, process at air and sea ports and will expand the automated process nationwide to all air and sea ports of entry by the end of May. CBP officers will no longer provide a paper Form I-94 to travelers but will provide travelers with instructions on how to obtain their Form I-94, if needed. CBP will continue to provide the paper Forms I-94 to certain classes of aliens arriving to the United States by air or sea, such as refugees, certain asylees and parolees, and whenever CBP determines the issuance of the paper Form I-94 is appropriate. Additionally, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will continue to issue the paper Form I-94 to aliens who are already in the United States.
How will this affect Employees?
Employees will need to print out a hard copy of their Form I-94 from the CBP website at www.cbp.gov/I94 if they wish to present it for Section 2 of Form I-9.
Employees who provide an Alien Registration Number or USCIS Number in Section 1 do not need to provide their Form I-94 admission number or foreign passport information in Section 1.
On the current version of Form I-9 (03/08/13)N employees who provide their Form I-94 Admission number in Section 1 of Form I-9, will either:
Record information about their foreign passport they used to enter the United States if they obtained their I-94 Admission number from CBP (whether directly or from the CBP website) in connection with their arrival in the United States. Below is an example of the new Electronic I-94 Admission Number; OR
Write "N/A" in the foreign passport fields if they obtained their I-94 Admission number from USCIS within the United States or they entered without a Foreign Passport.
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LECTURERS and BUSINESS VISITORS
Occasionally, departments may have international guests come to campus to conduct or attend a workshop, conference, present a lecture, observe, or conduct independent research for a short period of time. An International visiting for the purposes of engaging in temporary academic, educational, or professional activities as described above, may not need for Kent State to sponsor an H-1B visa. However, any visa consideration should always be made well in advance so find out all relevant information as soon as possible!
The B-1 business visitor category is not appropriate for visitors engaging in active in-lab research or collaborative activities. Visitors involved in exchange programs, formal collaboration between institutions, or joint research projects from which Kent State will benefit should use the J-1 Exchange Visitor visa and should contact the Office of Global Education, International Student and Scholar Services at 330-672-7980.
Visa Waiver Program
Some internationals from countries listed as part of the U.S. Department of State Visa Waiver Program won't need to obtain a visa to enter the United States as a B-1 visitor. A list of the countries included in the visa waiver program can be found here: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html#countries
Visitors from countries included in the visa waiver program will not need to visit a U.S. Embassy or Consulate prior to entering the U.S. However, upon entry to the U.S. they will be required to present:
Valid passport
Letter of Invitation from Kent State University (Similar to the B-1 letter provided for below)
Visitors traveling under the Visa Waiver Program must register for travel authorization on the Department of Homeland Security's Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) Website. Registration must be submitted at least 72 hours prior to travel.
Their passport and their I-94 card will be stamped indicating their immigration status and length of stay allowed in the U.S. When entering the U.S. under the Visa Waiver program the international will be given a green I-94 card and an extension of their stay after entering the U.S. will not be permitted.
B-1 Business Category
Visitors from countries not included in the visa waiver program will need to visit a U.S. Embassy or Consulate in order to obtain a B-1 before boarding a plane to enter the U.S. The visitor should check the U.S. Embassy or Consulate's web site to see what specific documents they will need to take to their visa appointment. They can find this information at the U.S. Department of State web site here: http://www.usembassy.gov/. The person must enter on a B-1 visa or have similar work authorization in order to be eligible for payment of the honorarium and reimbursable travel expenses.
After obtaining the visa and upon entry to the U.S. they will be required to present:
- Valid passport
- Valid B-1 visa stamp in passport
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Their passport and I-94 card will be stamped indicating their immigration status and length of stay allowed in the U.S. When entering the U.S. under the B-1 visa the international will be given a white I-94 card and an extension of their stay beyond their original intent will be allowed.
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- A completed Form I-539 and filing fee (currently $290). You can get the form here.
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- Original Form I-20 signed and dated by you and issuing school.
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- Copies of the information and picture pages of each individual's passport.
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Public transit has been shut down in and out of Boston, including Amtrak's Downeaster train service.
UPDATE: Amtrak Downeaster, Concord Coach Lines to resume normal service Saturday, 4/20
The travel freeze was ordered as part of the manhunt for the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation.
Train 680 will be held at the Exeter, NH station. Train 681 will run a normal schedule from Exeter, NH north to Brunswick. Train 682 will run according to schedule as far south as allowed, which as of right now is Exeter, NH.
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Daemen College : Academics & Research : Division of Arts & Sciences : Visual & Performing Arts : Undergraduate Programs : Majors : Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art : Suggested Course Sequence : Bachelor Of Fine Arts - Art Sculpture Specialization
Access the complete curriculum for the BFA, Art: Sculpture specialization, from the Visual & Performing Arts Department section of the Daemen catalogue.
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You may see Watauga law enforcement officers on the go today- but it's not what you think.The Special Olympics torch is making its way to Raleigh, and according to Watauga Coordinator Keron Poteat, at 10 a.m today it's Watauga's turn to carry the torch. Runners and spectators are meeting at 10 a.m. today at the Boone Town Council Chambers where Mayor Loretta Clawson will see them off.
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Columbus Crew midfielder Kirk Urso, the captain of North Carolina's 2011 national championship team, died Saturday night, the team announced Sunday. He was 22. No other details about Urso's death were available early Sunday morning.
After leading North Carolina to a national championship during his senior year, Urso was the 10th overall pick in Major League Soccer's supplemental draft in January. Urso is also North Carolina's all-time matches played leader and closed out his career with three goals and seven assists in 2011.
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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Berkshire restaurants are taking their food seriously, and outsiders are taking notice.
Mezze Bistro and Bar, which opened its new location on Cold Spring Road 10 months ago, received a mention in this month's issue of Food & Wine on Dana Cowin's Editor's Letter page. Cowin writes that Mezze Bistro and Bar (founded by Nancy Thomas, who is also owner of the Mezze Group Inc.) "executed simple dishes magnificently, like a pan-roasted salmon served with tomato, beans and olives." It is this simplicity that is putting local farm-to-table eateries, including Mezze, Nudel in Lenox and the Route 7 Grill in Great Barrington, on the Northeastern food map.
"Mezze's menu is very much focused on the farm-to-table movement, sourcing local ingredients whenever possible," said communications director Angela Cardinali. "Changes to our dinner menu are made daily by our chef, depending on what is available at local farms and from artisan producers. The mention in Food & Wine magazine may impact the restaurant in visitor season as potential new patrons visit the area and may be looking for a restaurant they have 'heard about'. Some F&W readers take Dana Cowin's recommendations very seriously. The mention by the editor provides validation for Mezze Bistro for people interested in a reputable restaurant if they happen to be visiting the region."
While visitors to the area may be discovering Mezze for the first time, local residents including business owners and area chefs continue to demand local ingredients for their meals. Many area restaurants (such as Mezze and its sister restaurant Allium in Great Barrington) and some markets are active sponsors of Berkshire Grown, and have developed strong relationships with local farmers.
"Mezze's involvement with the locavore scene is that Nancy Thomas, founder, is an active member of the board of Berkshire Grown. We sponsor and produce many of the food-related events that take place for Berkshire Grown," Cardinali said. "Future plans include the implementation of an edible garden on the Mezze Bistro property and creating additional opportunities to tell the Berkshire 'food culture' story. We believe the food story of our region is one that should parallel the arts and culture position we are able to project so well today. We are at the beginning stages of creating Berkshire Farm & Table, an organization whose mission is to share the story of the Berkshires' culinary artisans, farming values and agritourism experiences."
As Mezze moves forward and will most likely receive more accolades for its sustainable menu, Cardinali said the restaurant is preparing for a busy summer season as well as many Berkshire Grown events that it has come to sponsor.
"Guests come from the surrounding colleges, visitors to the Clark, WCMA and Mass MoCA and the Williamstown Theatre Festival as well as Jiminy Peak. We have a very busy season in summer, fall foliage and ski season," she said. "We sponsor and produce many of the food-related events that take place for Berkshire Grown including 'Farmed + Foraged: A Weekend of Spring Flavors' (taking place May 20-22), 'Preserving the Bounty" (Aug.-Sept.) and the very successful Holiday Farmers' Markets.
"We recently sent two of our chefs down to the James Beard Foundation in NYC along with four other talented Berkshire chefs to present 'The Whole Berkshire Hog' in early February. We are planning on participating in Berkshire Farm & Table's 'Where the Wild Things Are' – foraging walks led by experts throughout the month of May – as well as a whole bunch of other events with a focus on local food and farming."
Restaurateurs Gill Rubenstein and David Aldecoa spoke to the Selectmen on Monday night with their attorney, Adams Filson.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The owners of the new restaurant Hops and Vines, in the former Mezze building, said they are bringing the "city trendiness to the country friendliness."
The new Water Street restaurant received its liquor license Monday and the owners presented the Selectmen its idea of a mix between fine and casual dining.
"The idea is to renovate it into two sections. One side will be the hops — the causal side — and the other will be vines — the fine side," owner Gill Rubenstein said. "It's a trendy but friendly concept."
The owners are renovating the inside of the building with a new fireplace, tasting room and a partition to divide the two types of dining. But the real draw, they said, will be the outdoor beer garden.
Rubenstein said it will carry a "sizeable" beer list, on draft and in bottles, that will feature international and local micro brews and a large wine selection. Co-owner David Aldecoa said he is a certified sommelier.
The restaurant will feature seating on two outside porches with seating for up to 92 people as well as live music. It is expected to be open between May 16 and June 1. When the restaurant opens it will start with only dinners, opening at 5 p.m., but the owners said they would like to expand into brunch service, too. However, more serviceable parking would need to be created.
Foodwise, the owners have yet to decide exactly the angle. Rubenstein said they are leaning toward French-American food but it will depend on which chef they hire.
The owners said they both have extensive restaurant experience. Aldecoa said he got started when he opened a restaurant with his brother in Arizona more than a decade ago. He then worked at a resort casino in Las Vegas, where he first began working with Rubenstein. The two both moved to New York City and worked in various places there including the Essex House.
Aldecoa worked his way through the ranks on the food and beverage management side while Rubenstein's career is in financial consulting. Rubenstein said he worked with top chefs as a consultant in asset management.
"The capacity was more to make the chef's artistic side better on the financial side," Rubenstein said after presenting to the selectmen.
Rubenstein has opened other restaurants before, the most recent being Unwined in New York City.
Mezze Bistro and Bar got a shoutout this morning from The Boston Globe for its "cultural cocktails."
The bistro, now in its new location in the former Le Jardin on Route 7, is offering drinks to go with the Clark Art Institutes current exhibition "Picasso Looks at Degas."
Globe correspondent Luke O'Neil used nearly as many words on Mezze as he did on his review of the Clark exhibit, saying "nearby Mezze Bistro and Bar is a work of art in its own right."
Owner Nancy Thomas told him that the restaurant's cultural cocktails are in support of the local cultural venues and many have ingredients from here in the Berkshires, including from Berkshire Distillers. "Mezze Bistro is trying to help tell the story of our region, the Berkshires, and offer a sense of place," Thomas told the Globe.
Berkshire Living caught the reference and passed it on to readers in its daily e-letter group.
Mezze Group has been committed to supporting locally grown produce and inventive with the beverages. Its "Carhartts & Cocktails" dinners are becoming an annual event to bring together diners and the people who grow the food. Thomas' restaurants have also tried to stay on cutting edge of sophisticated cocktails. We tip our glass to her.
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Moving to a new city means squeezing one's life into suitcases and boxes. It happened a few times in my life, and it is happening again soon. There is no complaint in my words --I am actually thrilled to embark in this new adventure. Rather, there is a little nostalgia for all the things I will leave and can't bring with me. For much that I try to be a simplifier, I keep accumulating things, surrounding myself with objects that embellish and create some atmosphere. I don't know why I do it --buying books and kitchen utensils among others --when I am absolutely aware that I won't be able to take them with me into my next home town and new chapter of my errand life.
I find myself being envious of those beautiful collections of cutlery and dishes I see on Pinterest. I think: "I won't ever be able to have this". I keep dreaming about a house that won't probably exist outside my head for a long time, if ever. A house filled with books collected over the years, with pieces brought back from trips around the world, with personal touches here and there.
Books are hard to bring along because they are heavy and take lots of room in a suitcase. However, I will never convert to a kindle --sorry, there is simply no comparison. I prefer to leave physical books at my parents' house, knowing that sooner or later I will put my hands on them again, rather than having the digital version of them. There are some favorites that I never leave behind: fiction books like Norwegian Wood and Mrs Dalloway, essays like The Art of Travel and a few cookbooks. I have many cookbooks and I keep buying more pushed by curiosity, pictures or just trends, but I always find myself cooking from the same old trusted ones.
One of the cookbooks I inspired myself the most from during this past year is Super Natural Everyday by Heidi Swanson. I am sure you heard about it or even have it on your shelves. I think it is a brilliant book and a true source of genius ideas for everyday cooking. I think J and I tried 80% of the recipes during our stay in Bra and we liked them all. They are simple and yet never banal, and very versatile and adaptable to what one has in the fridge and kitchen shelves. In a word, they are homey. This is surely one of the books that will come with me, ready to be taken out of the suitcase upon our arrival. It will surely help us to feel immediately at home wherever we will be.
Lately I tried both muffin recipes contained in the book, one with millet and one with bran cereal. I had them bookmarked since a while and last week I finally made them with the excuse to leave some for my family while I was away in Berlin. Both versions turned out astonishing --unique and with a great depth of flavor. I took one of each with me on the airplane and they made for the perfect traveler's snack. I will probably make some more for the next trip, toward a destination that J. and I would love to call home for a while.
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Preheat the oven to 400° F. Line a standard 12-cup muffin pan with paper liners. In a large bowl, whisk together flour, millet, baking powder, baking soda and salt. In a medium bowl, whisk together yogurt, eggs, honey, butter and lemon zest and juice. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ones and stir until the flour is just incorporated. Do not over-mix. Divide the batter among the muffin cups, filling a bit below the rim. Bake for about 15 minutes, until the muffins are cooked through and tops are golden brown. Remove from the oven and let cool five minutes in the muffin pan, than turn muffins out of the pan and let cool completely on a wire rack.
Preheat the oven to 400° F. Line a standard 12-cup muffin pan with paper liners. In a large bowl, whisk together eggs, butter, molasses and yogurt. Sprinkle the bran and bran cereal over the top, add raisins, stir and allow the mixture to sit for 5-10 minutes. In the meantime, in a separate bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Add the dry ingredients to the wet ones and stir until just combined. Fill the muffin cups up to three-quarters with the batter. Bake for about 20 minutes, until the muffins are cooked through and tops are set and browned. Remove and let cool five minutes in the pan, than turn and let cool completely on a wire rack.


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We are so excited about a planned trip to Ireland in the spring. We are traveling with all my husbands siblings and their spouses. We have already connected with family there and have a great - go back to your heritage - type tour to plan. I do know that because of the number in the group and the fact that we are renting cars that we will have limited luggage room. (Definately a problem for an over packer like myself) So it's time to find that ideal bag that will hold my cannon rebel camera - 1 telephoto lense and my purse items ($ passport etc.) and not way 2000 tons because I am going to be on the move.
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Google Kelly Moore! She has great camera bags that look like purses. Some are too big to carry, but many are exactly what you're looking for. Enough room to hold a camera, lenses, etc and areas to keep you personal stuff, including your cell. I would love to get a couple of her bags. A big one for all my stuff and a small one for carrying. I have one of those backpack type ones now and don't really like it. It's very inconvenient to get at things when you need them. Good luck with your shopping! Have a safe and wonderful trip! :-)
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This is always a good question. With carryon luggage being limited, especially on commuter and overseas flights finding just the right camera and computer carrying luggage is a key to a good trip. Your adventure sounds absolutely marvelous. I've recently discovered the Tamrac aero and rally line of bags. They are both very slim profile and are nice looking (not pretty purses, but still neat), and very easy to use. I have an aero 5 I usually pack in my checked bag (I and stuff it with my small items for packing so it doesn't take up too much territory in that bag) and carry on my Tamrac messenger bag with camera, lenses and computer. I have a couple different style Lowepro backpacks, and for car travel they are fine, but for a walk-around I can really recommend the aero bags. Can't wait to see what you come home with after your fabulous trip!
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Does anyone know where I can get a ACU Tab custom made and not have it with the prewritten "Sapper, Ranger, Sniper" etc?
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