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Living with the Lab is a hands-on curriculum that takes engineering beyond the books by utilizing a student-owned lab, which includes a microcontroller (Arduino), tools, advanced engineering computer programs (SolidWorks & Mathcad), and much more. All engineering students, regardless of what type of engineering you are pursuing, will take the Living with the Lab series.
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The only differences between our honors engineering courses and regulars engineering courses are class size (H-28 students; R-44 students) and group size (H- 2 students/group; R-4 students/group). The same material is covered at the same rate and taught by the same professors in both the honors and regulars engineering courses. They also have the same exams. Some benefits of taking honors engineering courses include registering before other students on campus, more input on projects, and a smaller learning environment.
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Hi All,
My sister and I are going to Burma next year. She lives in Poland, I live in the UK. London is one of 2 cities in Europe where they have a Burmese embassy. My sister doesn't have time nor money to travel to the UK to apply for her visa.
She read somewhere that she could courier her passport and application form to me and I can take it to the embassy and then pick it up. Is this true?
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Please see post no. 4 here
But your best bet is to give the embassy a call and ask.
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You should try to get VOA (Visa On Arrival ) through with some local travel agencies .
It will be more cheaper than to go UK for Visa .
Be Lucky !
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Ignore the VOA arrival stuff above - very misleading -and only applicable if you fly a specific airline from Cambodia and/or prepay a package
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One month ago I got a Datsun Fairlady for a budget price.
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Now I found a RX7 FC TurboII accident car. Engine was rebuilt before 10k km and is running great but the chassis was involved to the accident.
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Will report how the story is going on!
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Failing to make 10,000 steps a day was a bit discouraging until I realized that I hadn't attained a smaller goal of 5,000 steps. I reset my pedometer from 10,000 to 5,000 and four days after reaching 5,000 steps consecutively, I hit 10,000!!! Bottom line is: I try not to make my goals unattainable.
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I have a bottle of water at my bedside. When I wake up, I drink 8 oz. This gets my hydration started for the day. And somehow, it seems when I do this consistently, I tend to eat less. I don't know why or how; I just know it works!!!
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I try coming up with "Spark" words to keep me constantly reminded about "the Spark" concept, and it helps me remember my health goals! Spark-walk, Spark-wich, Spark-run, Spark-fast, Spark-uum, Spark-break, Spark-ster, Spark-ler, Spark-fest, etc. SPARK-Everything!!!!
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I've decided starting November 1st (that's tomorrow!!) For one whole month, I'm starting Sunday Morning: "Just one pound this week! I am going to say goodbye to one pound this week!" I'm not worrying about two pounds or any more than that! I will weigh in on Saturday morning, will allow myself the remainder of that day to "enjoy" the results -good or bad- for that week, but come Sunday, it will be "nose-to-the-grindstone" time!! Will keep you posted if this is a good secret or not!!!!
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"Less is More" and so is A LITTLE MORE!!
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The blaze started Saturday night and fire and rescue officials said the woman was trapped in the fifth-floor apartment.
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text: Chic Paris Apartments\u000AOur new gallery of homes in the City of Light\u000A\u0022The architecture is very classical 18th century—exactly matching the Palais-Royal garden outside—but the furniture, lighting, and decorative objects are a mix of pure Art Deco, contemporary, and 18th century,\u0022 Jacques Grange says of the residence he designed for himself in Paris. He refers to it as \u0022the house of a collector,\u0022 a place to showcase the things he loves, from favorite paintings and sculptures to found art and furnishings. Pictured: In the living room, a comfortable 19th-century chaise longue, a Jean Royère low table from 1950, two boxy 1925 club chairs by Francis Jourdain, an Emilio Terry chair from 1940, a Jean-Michel Frank armchair from 1930, and an 18th-century desk are arrayed around a contemporary Iranian carpet. (September 2007)\u000AFrench interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch reimagined his Paris apartment on the Left Bank—in shambles the first time he saw it—reconfiguring rooms and unifying the interior elements. \u0022The apartment works because it\u0027s in accord with modernist architectural thinking and with today\u0027s lifestyle,\u0022 the designer says. \u0022It would never occur to me to design traditional rooms in this apartment. The interiors, I felt, had to follow the forward-thinking 20th-century architecture of the building. Whatever was superfluous had to be eliminated.\u0022 In the entrance hall, he opted for simple stuccowork to complement the floor\u0027s design. Swedish Art Deco pieces—including a chair by Erik Gunnar Asplund and, in the music room, an Asplund piano—enliven the spaces. (February 2008)\u000A\u0022The objective was to create a harmonious interplay of French and Asian styles, both classical and modern, in an apartment with high ceilings and original moldings and fireplaces,\u0022 designer Christopher Noto says of his pied-à-terre in a Haussmann building near the Palais-Royal in Paris. He had lived in the French capital as a student and was drawn back. \u0022I\u0027m always amazed, looking around at the beauty of the place,\u0022 he says. \u0022I always wonder if I\u0027ll ever get tired of coming back to Paris, but I never do.\u0022 Pictured: In the living room, Noto covered the wall panels with an aquamarine silk from Rubelli and refinished the yellow parquetry floor several times \u0022to achieve the correct warm gray tone,\u0022 he says. Asian touches include a 16th-century bronze-and-silver Thai Buddha and a Ming dynasty fretwork panel, at right. (September 2009)\u000AArchitect Chakib Richani rejected the notion of Parisian influences when creating fashion designer Elie Saab\u0027s apartment in Paris. \u0022The interior was designed to have a soul of its own, free from the surroundings—a private refuge for Mr. Saab and his close friends,\u0022 Richani says. Pictured: Mirrored screens line a wall in the master bedroom. \u0022My basic design statement is to add character through new elements that repeat, distort, and attract in their own right, leaving the architectural elements untouched,\u0022 he explains. (December 2009)\u000ATimothy Corrigan united French elegance with American comfort in a California client\u0027s Parisian pied-à-terre. Says the resident, \u0022Fantasy! I knew that\u0027s what I wanted from the start: a French fantasy where I could act out my idea of being a Parisienne in a style that was as different as possible from my day-to-day life back home.\u0022 Pictured: The living room\u0027s chandelier, 18th-century bronze gueridon, and carpet were all purchased at auction; the drapery and cut-silk pillow fabrics are by Clarence House. \u0022One thing I\u0027ve never understood about French interiors is the furniture,\u0022 remarks Corrigan, who chose large pieces that dominate the main rooms without crowding them. \u0022The French have this amazing variety of grand, beautiful spaces, and they furnish them with a few spindly chairs that no one wants to sit on!\u0022 (December 2007)\u000ADesigner Peter Marino brought a 1930s sensibility to a couple\u0027s duplex in Paris\u0027s Palais-Royal. \u0022I felt that the French modernism of the '20s and '30s was an appropriate point of reference for both the classical architecture and the Minimalist art,\u0022 Marino says. \u0022It was a style born in Paris: a synthesis of coolness and warmth that represented the last great period of hand-fabrication and the first of radical simplicity.\u0022 Pictured: The salon has a low table designed for the space by artist Jenny Holzer. Above the sofa is Untitled #20, 1988, by Agnes Martin. The bowl and vase are by French ceramists Émile Decoeur and Édouard Cazaux, respectively. (December 2003)\u000A\u0022It\u0027s simple and elegant,\u0022 designer Juan Montoya says of his tiny Parisian pied-à-terre, which he renovated. \u0022Everything has to be kept as neat and tidy as on board a ship, and I find that very soothing. Of course, I have also kept to the play of dark and light colors and simple fabrics that I favor for all the apartments I design. But here I have everything in miniature, like a Japanese garden, and sometimes I can\u0027t wait to escape the bustle of New York for this little haven of Parisian peace.\u0022 In the living area, Mathias Bengtsson\u0027s aluminum Slice chair is next to a Scandinavian armchair. Antique floorboards ground the space. (September 2007)\u000ATo live in Paris for a year with her husband and children had been a dream of New York interior designer Penny Drue Baird. So when she suddenly decided to make this dream a reality, designing her 4,000-square-foot apartment was an exercise in speed and resourcefulness. \u0022My husband says it\u0027s his favorite home,\u0022 she points out. \u0022I like the apartment\u0027s casual feel. But the best part was being in Paris, where culture is so accessible. We took the kids to Florence to see Brunelleschi\u0027s dome. We went to Pompeii. Everything was so easy to arrange. Living there was a dream.\u0022 Pictured: The understated, well-appointed library is filled with a 19th-century black leather trunk, a chesterfield sofa and matching club chairs, three Louis XIV–style armchairs, a painted desk, and a bookcase Baird spied at a local flea market. (September 2006)\u000AWhen it comes to interior designer Jean-Paul Beaujard\u0027s style, you can\u0027t take France out of the Frenchman. His urbanity, theatricality, and refinement are quintessentially Gallic, and they inform everything he does, including the interiors of his Paris apartment—situated on the top floor of a 1910 building in the heart of the seventh arrondissement. \u0022It is like an artist\u0027s studio with big high ceilings and all the light and balconies everywhere,\u0022 he says. \u0022Just in the middle of one of the balconies upstairs is a view of Notre Dame Cathedral, which is always very spectacular at night. On the other side is the Eiffel Tower.\u0022 Pictured: A Louis XVI chair stands in the guest room. A Madeleine Castaing wall covering provides an elegant backdrop for the 19th-century Venetian glass mirror, which hangs over a Regency mahogany coin chest. (September 2006)\u000AFrench interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch\u0027s duplex overlooks one of Paris\u0027s most exclusive addresses: the Élysée Palace, once home to Mme. de Pompadour and now the official residence of the French president. \u0022The view is the highlight of the apartment,\u0022 he remarks. A window in the master bedroom, above, frames the Eiffel Tower perfectly. In this room, Yovanovitch lined the walls with Italian brown cashmere and opted for dark colors and darker woods to bring a sense of intimacy to the space. The circa-1920 watercolor of lions is by Paul Jouve. (September 2004)\u000A\u0022I went totally out of control doing this place,\u0022 admits designer Juan Pablo Molyneux, who bought and renovated the lower two stories of Paris\u0027s 1618 Hôtel Claude Passart for himself and his wife, Pilar. \u0022It expresses the sum total of my knowledge. Everything I love is here: a historic setting; modern paintings; the most sophisticated Russian, Chinese, French, and Italian furniture.\u0022 Pictured: \u0022The dining room, my favorite room in the apartment, was designed as a singerie,\u0022 Molyneux says. Monkeys representing the owners appear in the oils by Frederic Monpoint; more simians frolic on the embroidered draperies. The marquetry chairs are Italian. (March 2004)


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A beautiful hidden space surrounded of nature-save&quiet-south of sanur-5min walk to the beach, restaurants & shops-rooms including aircon,screen tv, DVD,wifi,cable tv (different languages), hot&cold (website hidden),swimmingpool
Unique bali style with a touch of modern. Cool flowing breeze. A lovely garden with an huge tree an swimming pool and a cozy living area , kitchen, enough space to hang out for everyone! Hidden in a dead end path in the south of sanur, away from motorbike, car and sound pollution! All new, just build & renovated in 2013. Guests are free to use our big kitchen with all equipment including fridge, the lounge room and the swimming pool. Included; hot and cold water+tea+coffee We also offer f...
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This apartment is located in the first floor of Bali True Living Apartment. the bedroom has very large space (28 meter²), in-room private kitchen & bathroom, and sharing balcony with a tropical garden view.
Bali True Living Apartments offers over 16 fully air conditioned guest rooms all with private en suite shower and toilet facilities. Rooms are spacious and elegantly furnished with handcrafted wooden decor. The Studio is located in the first floor of Bali True Living Apartment. it is comfortably designed in a simple way with a natural style of teak wood furniture and up to date appliances. The bedroom has very large space (28 meter²), in-room private kitchen & bathroom, and sharing balcon...
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Single room, ground floor, in the area of creativity at our home's Bagua map LOOK: exposed brick and wood, like a cozy secret attic in an old house - single bed - shared bathroom (1 bathroom shared between 2 rooms) with shower, bathtub, and toilet - facing our home temple - suitable for those of you who are looking for a secret space to read or plan your creative project Our house has a nice terrace with a mango tree, a living room, and a kitchen that you can share with hosts and othe...
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comfy place with comfortable bed and big tv, pool is just right in front... shared pool and kitchen available info about: * motorbike rent daily/weekly/monthly * Indonesia SIM card + top up * how to get around * etc. balinese neighborhood * many small warungs and restaurants around the area * an easy access for a taxi * daily cleaning every afternoon around 3pm * living surrounded Balinese neighborhood, so.. not always quiet...
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We rent lovely wooden cottages in a beautiful garden complex which is centrally located for Kuta Seminyak and Denpasar area. All our cabins have kitchens, full bath, AC, TV, nice furniture and good cotton linens. This is a peaceful and quiet place.
The design of our wooden houses is similar to the old style country houses of Bali and Java. A mix of antique teak houses which my mother re-designed into clean, comfortable cottages for guests. The setting is in a green garden with banana, coconut and monkey pod trees and many herbs and flowers planted in between the cabins. There are four cabins available and you will likely meet your neighbors and other guests on the path or on your porches. The cabins are furnished with classic teak fur...
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Rumah Maia is situated in a quiet residential area approximately 10 minutes from the heart of Sanur and a 15 minutes stroll to the beach. This exquisite 4 bedroom Balinese place accommodates up to 8 people and is a holidaymaker's paradise. Nestled away from the hustle and bustle of traffic and everyday life is suitable for families, couples or even just friends seeking to surround themselves with beauty, tranquility and exceptional service. The house is fully secluded; so you can enjoy the ...
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Our cool and comfortable bedroom with king-sized bed, en-suite bathroom and french doors to the garden is a perfect haven for birdwatchers. Located among fields 1km north of Sanur, it's an ideal place to relax and watch birds & kites fly.
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Amansari Villa is located in centrally of tourism in Sanur. Within walking distance to local shops, Restaurants, Market and Beach. The only six bedrooms is set with beautiful garden will brings you are comfort and enjoyable stay. Come and enjoy your stay with our spacious rooms and cozy environment, good for family and long term Stay. Each rooms has Kitchenette, Air conditioned, bathtub, balcony and high speed wifi access.
Room Size: 35 Sqm. Facilities: - Kitchenette - Shower and Bathtub - 60 International TV Channels - 32" LCD TV - 2 single bed / 1 queen bed - Toiletries - Air Conditioner - Towels - FREE ONE HOUR MASSAGE Shared swimming pool SPA Public beach access Please be informed that i personally manage several properties in Bali. I might not seeing you during your stay due i have to be mobile. However, if you have any concern about your stay or needing my help, please feel free to chat me in airbnb....
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"There's No Place Like Home," also known as the Blue House, is coming to a neighborhood near you.
The 13-foot-tall Victorian house, created by Lucia Neare's Theatrical Wonders, will roam the streets of Seattle on an alternative energy truck to deliver messages of energy conservation and sustainability. The first stop on the tour will be Jefferson Park on Sunday, Oct. 21 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. All performances are free.
Neare created the installation to celebrate home stewardship through energy conservation in recognition of Seattle City Light and Community Power Works, the city of Seattle's energy upgrade program.
"As I was creating "There's No Place Like Home," I was thinking about the values of stewardship, nurturance, and care for our homes and planet," Neare said.
Neare's Theatrical Wonders is known for creating site-based, participatory outdoor performances that involve hundreds of performers, huge mobile sets, larger-than-life costumes, and live orchestra and dance. This year, she received the Mayor's Arts Award for her performances.
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Started with more necessary/common commands that have nearly identical results, but are invoked differently.
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My Grandmother made the most wonderful rice pudding…. the entire family loved it…. then my Grandparents retired to Florida and gone were the days of my Grandmother's fantastic rice pudding. Oh we had it when we visited…. but that was not nearly enough. So we had to "settle" for the deli rice pudding we could get at our neighborhood German deli. I know… poor us. Well… we did feel like "poor us"….. but we figured it was good…. a close second to my Grandmother's.
Now you might ask…. so why didn't we get the recipe?….. well, we did…. but it never came out the same as hers… in fact… we thought she was holding out on us…. so on one visit, we made her make it … my Mother and I watched over her…. I took notes…. making sure I got every detail right. After it was was made….. we devoured it….. yes… this was her wonderful rice pudding.
When we got back to New York… we made it…. it was good…. but it wasn't my Grandmother's. My Mother and I were totally frustrated….. so we ate the deli's rice pudding. My guess is …. it's the magic of a Grandmother's cooking. I can only hope to someday have some of that magic.
I have long since lost that recipe my Mother and I deemed not quite right…. and I stilled yearned for homemade rice pudding. So I went on a quest to come up with a recipe for rice pudding. My Father had pointed out that my Grandmother's wasn't that sweet…. and over the years, eating the deli rice pudding, which was much sweeter, became what we were used to….. I tend to agree. Tastes change over time and something new or slightly different becomes what you like.
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A little "War Ensemble" should do the trick...
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RIP Jeff.
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Will Mahoney, 53, of Paramus didn't think so, even though most area residents woke to a dusting of snow on the ground. With little or no wind, the Giants' fan left his jacket in car and walked into the Meadowlands Racetrack wearing a light Kansas City Chiefs' sweatshirt. It was a gift, and the walk was pleasant.
"I love the idea of the Super Bowl coming here," Mahoney said. "Around the league there seems to be some flak because of the weather, the cold. But you know what? I think it's great for the area. It's nice out now, but it could be 10 degrees next year. I have no problem with that either. The elements are part of the game, so if it that's the way it is, that's the way it is. "
A couple of miles away in Carlstadt, restaurant owner John 'Red' Palsi sipped a beer and looked forward to a big day, and even bigger one next year for the 48th Super Bowl on Feb. 2, 2014.
"Football has always been good for us," said the 79-year-old Palsi, who turned his go-go bar into a restaurant 12 years ago. "When the Giants and Jets are here, it's always been good for us. Super Bowl, playoffs, no problem. There will be a crowd here tonight."
Roughly 1,300 miles away in New Orleans, Al Kelly wrapped up a week of work.
The chief executive and president of the organizing committee for the 2014 Super Bowl, Kelly has laid the groundwork for the first cold-weather Super Bowl and the first one to be played in a stadium that serves as the home for two teams, the Giants and Jets. The former American Express executive now has a year to make sure everything comes together.
The countdown has started on the game that many worry will return football to the old days, and whims of elements.
Meteorologist David Stark of the National Weather Service said mid-day temperatures in the area on Sunday were in the 20s and were not expected to top 30 degrees.
"For the date, that's a little below normal, but as far as being fairly cold, it's been much colder on this date in the past," Stark said.
Recent Super Bowl Sundays in New Jersey have been pleasant. Two years ago when the game was played in Dallas, temperatures at the Meadowlands were a pleasant 46 degrees. And it was 40 degrees - with no wind - a year ago when the game was in Indianapolis.
Despite the freezing temperatures on Sunday, Stark said the winds were 5 to 10 mph and calm in some area. But there was almost no wind at the Meadowlands three hours before kickoff of the title game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers, who played in New Orleans.
The coldest temperature for a Super Bowl played outdoors was 39 degrees on Jan. 16, 1972 at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans. Dallas beat Miami 24-3.
The job of getting the New York-Jersey area ready to handle all the events leading up to the game was given to Kelly a little less than two years ago.
Starting with little, he now has 29 full-time employees working in two offices in the Super Bowl organizing committee. The group is closing in on the $60 million needed to run the events surrounding the NFL title game, has signed on 12,000 volunteers and enlisted an impressive list of corporate sponsors. He still needs to enlist 6,000 volunteers and make sure all are trained.
"As a host committee, our Super Bowl is really Monday to Saturday," Kelly told The Associated Press in a telephone interview from New Orleans. "That's what we are all about. That's when the economic benefit that will come about for the local communities, the businesses and the government is going to happen with the large amount chiefly on Thursday, Friday and Saturday."
On game day next year, the only job the organizers have is to make sure the teams get to the stadium. The NFL then runs the show.
Kelly and 16 members of his team visited every Super Bowl site in New Orleans this past week, sat in on all the meetings and walked the streets to see how things were going. The goal is to be prepared for 200,000-plus people to descend on our NY-NJ area and to offer them the opportunity to have some fun, spend some money and benefit the region.
"My other hope is that with the extraordinary entertainment opportunities in the region that on Feb. 3, that Monday, people are thinking they only saw half of what they would have liked to have seen and it spurs them to make a return trip to the area," Kelly said.
Palsi, the owner of Redd's which is less than a mile from the 80,000-seat stadium, said the Super Bowl is going to bring droves people to the area, much like when the Meadowlands Racetrack opened in 1976. Nightly crowds at the track were in the tens of thousands and local businesses benefited.
Palsi was diplomatic about his favorite team.
"If I bet on the Jets, I'm a Jets' fans," he said. "If I bet on the Giants, I'm a Giants fan."
Outside the restaurant, Jim Clark of Little Ferry was taking a cigarette break. He wore his Jets' baseball cap and a Giants' shirt. He wasn't shy saying he would prefer the Jets played in the game.
"I think it will be a good turnout no matter what" the 56-year-old Clark said.
Back at the racetrack, Jeff Salerno, 56, of Franklin said most area residents wouldn't have a problem coming to watch a cold-weather game, and he felt the economic benefit would be good for the region.
"Me, I won't be nowhere near here on Super Bowl Sunday," Salerno said. "Sure it will be different. New Jersey wanted it. I'll watch it, like I am going to tonight, on TV."
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