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The following camp directory lists some of the summer camps for K-12 students in engineering throughout the United States and Canada that are and were previously offered. The directory lists camps that have been hosted by Universities and research centers in the past. Please note that all camps may not be offered every year and that new camps and programs are currently being added. Old or unsuccessful programs are always being eliminated or modified. A substantial number of programs specifically target minorities, women, and other groups traditionally underrepresented in the sciences. The programs offered change frequently, and this database is not comprehensive. This is only meant to be a guide to aid your search for engineering education preparation tools. Many of the programs offer scholarships and may have application deadlines as early as January. If you are interested in a program, please email, call or write the organization listed for an application and the most current information available.
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Alexa Café: Chic, All-Girls Summer Tech Camps
Immerse in this chic concept where girls ages 10-15 discover coding, design, filmmaking, leadership, entrepreneurship, and more in a unique, stylish setting. This program is about more than technology. It's about making the world a better place and innovating solutions to help others in our local communities and beyond our borders. Alexa Café isn't just an all-girls summer tech camp. It's a movement.
These weeklong, day and overnight STEM summer programs are held at select campuses nationwide including Bryn Mawr College, Georgia Tech, and others.
iD Tech also offers iD Tech Camps (for ages 7-17), iD Programming Academy (for teens), iD Game Design & Development Academy (for teens), and iD Tech Mini (half/full day for ages 6-9).
Contact: 1-888-709-8324
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.AlexaCafe.com
Drexel University
Summer Mentorship Program – Engineering Research
The College of Engineering Summer Mentorship Program is a dynamic, three-week research experience that provides high school students from around the world with a unique opportunity to work in a Drexel laboratory on an individualized research project. In addition to the educational experience that research provides, students will also gain a competitive edge in the college application office and foster relationships with their faculty mentors as well as like-minded high school students. Participants will stay in a suite-style Drexel residence hall for the duration of the experience. Each suite can accommodate four or six people and is complete with a kitchen, common area, and bathroom. Current staff members will serve as Resident Advisors for the students throughout the length of their stay.
Contact: Amy Campbell, Drexel University, LeBow 239, Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215.895.6658)
Email: [email protected]
Web Site: http://www.drexel.edu/coe/special/summer/mentor/
iD Tech Camps: Code, Game, Create!
Develop real-world tech skills and experience firsthand how interests can turn into a college degree and future career. Led by hip, tech-savvy instructors, ages 7-17 code apps, design video games, mod with Minecraft, engineer robots, build websites, produce films, and more. Curriculum is delivered in small clusters of just 8 students per instructor for personalized learning. Optional Accredited Continuing Education Units issued by Villanova are available.
These weeklong, day and overnight STEM summer programs are held at 100+ campuses nationwide including Stanford, Princeton, Yale, and others.
iD Tech also offers iD Programming Academy (for teens), iD Game Design & Development Academy (for teens), Alexa Café (all-girls STEM program), and iD Tech Mini (half/full day for ages 6-9).
Questions? We'd be happy to help! Call: 1-888-709-8324
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.iDTech.com
iD Game Design & Development Academy for Teens
Don't just play video games—create your own!
Discover how your passion for gaming can lead to a college degree and future career! At iD Game Design & Development Academy, teens ages 13-18 get immersed in game design, development, programming, 3D modeling & animation, and 3D level design. You'll learn from elite faculty, tour a real studio, and interact with gaming industry professionals.
iD Game Design & Development Academy is held at select campuses nationwide including Stanford, Vassar, Villanova, and others.
iD Tech also offers iD Tech Camps (for ages 7-17), iD Programming Academy (for teens), Alexa Café (all-girls STEM program), and iD Tech Mini (half/full day for ages 6-9).
Contact: 1-888-709-8324
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.iDGameDevAcademy.com
ITAG (Innovative Technology Action Group)
GETT (Girls Exploring Tomorrow's Technology)
GETT invites Chester County Girls in grades 6-12 and their parents to consider the many career possibilities, as represented by successful women role models from varied professions that rely on computer technology in this day-long event. The girls visit interactive and hands-on sessions that invite them to explore different careers in technology. In 2007, GETT received the Chester County AAUW Gateway to Equity Award.
Contact: Leslie Holmes, Project Coordinator, Chester County Economic Development Council (CCEDC), Eagleview Corporate Center, 737 Constitution Drive, Exton, PA 19341 (610.458.5700 x311)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.itagpa.org/
Johns Hopkins University, Whiting School of Engineering
Engineering Innovation, SciTech (Harrisburg, PA)
Learn to think and problem-solve like an engineer while earning Johns Hopkins University credit. Through Engineering Innovation, high school students put engineering concepts to the test. Applying their knowledge of math and science to labs and hands-on projects, concepts they've learned in their high school classrooms are suddenly linked to real-world practice. Students' confidence grows as they attend college-level lectures, tackle problems, test theories, and ultimately learn to think like engineers.
Contact: Engineering Innovation, JHU, 3400 N. Charles Street, Maryland Hall 221, Baltimore, MD 21218, 410-516-6224
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://engineering-innovation.jhu.edu
Lancaster County Day School
Technology Summer Camps
Several different engineering focused summer camps are abatable from the school. In Robo Tinker Kids campers will learn beginning code with Scratch Jr., LOGO and PicoBlocks programming (ages 5-8). Through Programming Buffet! students are introduced to a variety of programming languages with an emphasis on creativity. Processing as well as an introduction to controlling programming physical hardware will be covered (ages 12-15). With Advanced Robotics teens will focus on creating interactive devices using Arduino micro-controllers (ages 15-17).
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.lancastercountryday.org/Page/About-LCDS/Summer-Programs
Millersville University
Technology and Engineering Camp
Throughout the summer months, the Department of Industry and Technology at Millersville University of Pennsylvania offers a variety of technology camps for children and teens from grades 1-12. The camps offer participants the opportunity to receive exciting hands-on experience with fascinating technology, while stimulating creative minds-on learning.
Contact: Len Litowitz, Director, Millersville University. (717-872-3883)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.millersville.edu/techcamp/
National Society of Black Engineers
Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK)
JOIN THE FUN IN LEARNING! The SEEK Program is designed to be a fun and engaging educational experience, led by NSBE engineering students and technical professionals dedicated to pursuing professional excellence and giving back to the community. The SEEK Program utilizes a hands-on design curricula supplied by various educational companies and cooperate sponsors. This FREE three-week program is open to students who are current 3rd through 5th grade or current 6th through 8th graders (6th-8th offered in selected locations). The program is held at a local elementary schools or middle schools, and includes 100 students in each grade level, for a total of 300 students served per program.
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.nsbe.org/seek.aspx
Penn State University, University Park
MTM Engineering Camp for Girls
MTM Engineering Camp for girls is a day camp offering modules in Bioengineering and Optics, Computer Science, Product Innovation and Design, Mechanical Engineering, and Nanomaterials. Modules emphasize hands-on engineering activities, active problem solving, career site visits, exposure to female role models, and science, computer and math skills. Make new friends and explore the exciting and rewarding engineering field. MTM is offered by the Penn State Women in Engineering Program.
Contact: Cheryl Knobloch, Assoc. Director, Women in Engineering Program, Penn State University, University Park, PA 16802. Phone: 814-865-6311, Fax: 814-863-7496
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.engr.psu.edu/wep/ExploringEngineering/MTM.htm
Penn State University, Abington Campus
VEX Robotics
In a collaborative team setting, learn to build and use the VEX® Robotics Design System to compete in fun real-world challenges including obstacle courses, maze solving and much more! The camp is designed to help you increase your technical knowledge and skills and well as to learn robotic design. Advanced students will have the opportunity to learn about building complex robotic sensors, advanced robot arms, and programming "smarter" robots. This course can challenge you to think critically and learn to work with others to solve problems. Contact: Deanna Bosley, Youth Programs Coordinator, Penn State Abington (215-881-7339)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.abington.psu.edu/youthteen
Penn State University, Abington Campus
Lego® Mindstorms Robotics Camp
Using Lego Mindstorm Robotics Invention System, teams of participants will learn to design their own robot inventions in this hands-on workshop. Learn to combine Legos, motors, sensors and computer software to create moving robots that react to light, avoid obstacles, and do amazing things.
Contact: Deanna Bosley, Youth Programs Coordinator, Penn State Abington (215-881-7339)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.abington.psu.edu/youthteen
Penn State University, Abington Campus
Rocking with Rocketry
Come and explore the basics of rocketry through a variety of hands-on experiments. Participants will learn rocket construction techniques, how to safely launch rockets, track altitudes, rocket types, rocket engines, and the science involved in powered flight.
Contact: Deanna Bosley, Youth Programs Coordinator, Penn State Abington (215-881-7339)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.abington.psu.edu/youthteen
Penn State University, Abington Campus
Exploring Engineering
Engineering is with us every day, at home, at school and at work. In this class, explore engineering through a variety of hands-on experiments. Each day presents a new challenge that needs to be solve. Whether you are building a bridge, designing an airplane, launching a rocket, or constructing a tower, you will use the scientific method to learn how things work. If you are someone who is interested in science and math, then this is the place to be.
Contact: Deanna Bosley, Youth Programs Coordinator, Penn State Abington (215-881-7339)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.abington.psu.edu/youthteen
Penn State University, Abington Campus
Multimedia Design
In this exciting workshop we will be developing basic interactive computer games with Macromedia Flash or GMAX, using animation and action scripting. Gaming basics will be covered, such as keeping track of lives, scores, shooting targets, dragging and dropping objects, logic games, manipulation of text, and more.
Contact: Deanna Bosley, Youth Programs Coordinator, Penn State Abington (215-881-7339)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.abington.psu.edu/youthteen
Penn State University – Summer Study Programs
Summer Study's pre-college summer programs offer unique summer opportunities, which combine stimulating academics with unforgettable sports, recreational, social and/or cultural activities. Choose from 4 different unique pre-college summer programs at Penn State University. These summer study programs include: a 6½-week college credit program, 5-week "Double Play" enrichment program, 3½-week enrichment program and 2-week intensive workshop programs.
Email: [email protected]
Web Site: http://www.summerstudy.com
Penn State University, University Park campus
Women in the Sciences and Engineering (WISE) Camp
The Women in the Sciences and Engineering (WISE) Camp is a one-day science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) career exploration program for young women in grades 10, 11, and 12. This unique program is specifically designed for young women with an aptitude in science and math who would like to learn about careers in the STEM fields.
Contact: The Women in the Sciences and Engineering (WISE) Institute, The Pennsylvania State University, 319 Boucke Building, University Park, PA, 16802 (814-865-3342)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.equity.psu.edu/wise/
Point Park University
Summer in the City - Engineering and Technology Camp
Would you like to design a new bridge to stretch across a river? Build a sports car powered by a fuel cell? Create a new medical device that helps doctors save lives? In the Engineering and Technology Camp, you'll dive into a world where these things are possible; where science and art collide; where ideas become reality. You'll explore areas such as fuel cell technology, solar power, and biotechnology. You'll also discover what kinds of careers await you if you choose these fields, and get a taste of engineering and technology on the college level. Highlights of the week include a bridge-building competition, auto body design using a wind tunnel, and a special biotechnology project. This camp is open to rising 10th-12th graders and high school graduates.
Contact: Hilda Pang Fu, Director of Summer Programs, Point Park University, 201 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222, (412-338-2489)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.pointpark.edu/summer
Robert Morris University
Electro-optics Camp
Electro-optics technology surrounds us, hidden from the untrained observer. Examples include the touch screen on a smart phone, ultraviolet lasers that read data from a DVD, internet information streaming across the globe on a fiber optics cable and more. During this camp, students will learn the basic principles of electronics and how to use several engineering tools including: multimeters, function generators, oscilloscopes, breadboards and circuit design software and more. Through hands-on activities, students will also learn about the properties of photons and how lasers and fiber optics work together to create speed of light communications. $150
Contact: Sarah Kerin: SEMS Outreach Manager (412-397-6331)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.rmu.edu/semsoutreach
Robert Morris University
Animatronics Camp
Animatronics is the art and science of designing and building animated sculptures and puppetry through hands-on activities. Camp curriculum includes: introduction to robotics and animatronics, engineering and product design and development, concept development, modeling/prototyping, mechanism design and assembly, electricity and electronic basics, costuming and integration and more. $200
Contact: Sarah Kerin: SEMS Outreach Manager (412-397-6331)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.rmu.edu/semsoutreach
STEM Camps @ Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic
Opportunities for Grades 3-12 include a STEM Careers Tour, Find Your Passion, Engineer Your Passion, Audacious Roboticists, Archeological Game Designers, the Physics of Martial Arts, Mobile Apps, Space Apps, and NASA Design Challenges. These weeklong day STEM summer programs are held at Cranberry, PA campus of Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic sponsored by Grow a Generation, LLC.
Contact: 1-724-266-1498
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.growageneration.com
University of Pennsylvania
Week-long day camp for girls you have just finished 6th, 7th or 8th grade. Girls will participate in a variety of hands-on activities around a variety of engineering fields including bioengineering, materials science, graphics, computing, mechanical engineering and robotics.
Contact: Michele Grab, University of Pennsylvania, 3330 Walnut St, 310 Levine Hall, Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215-573-6487)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~awe/gems/index.html
University of Pennsylvania
Penn Engineering Summer Academy in Applied Science & Technology (SAAST)
The School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania invites highly motivated and talented high school students (entering 10th, 11th or 12th grades next Fall) to apply to participate in our three-week Summer Academy in Applied Science and Technology (SAAST). Our five rigorous, intensive SAAST courses give high school students an advance look at the learning experience they can expect in college. Courses are available in: Biotechnology, Computer Graphics, Computer Programming, Nanotechnology, and Robotics. Combining sophisticated theory with hands-on work in our world-class laboratories and culminating in independent projects, SAAST challenges students to work harder, smarter, and more creatively than they ever have before.
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.seas.upenn.edu/saast/
Temple University
Women Engineering Explorations (WE2)
Temple University's College of Engineering is offering an exciting, one-week residential summer program for female high school students entering their sophomore, junior, or senior year. The goal of this pre-college outreach program is to increase awareness and interest in technological advancement in the field of engineering among high school students. The program aims to accomplish the above mentioned goal by providing an opportunity to explore the world of engineering by interacting with faculty and students at the college while working in their research labs. Students will have opportunities to hear lectures from engineers, work on numerous engineering projects, engage in group discussions, and go on industry field trips. Deadline: May 31, 2010.
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.temple.edu/engineering/WE2/index.html
Widener University
Engineering Summer Camp
Engineering Summer Camp was developed by engineering faculty at Widener University to introduce 10th, 11th and 12th grade students to the field of engineering in a nurturing, noncompetitive, "hands on" environment. Students are involved in a range of activities such as computer workshops, demonstrations, films, laboratory exercises, discussion groups and presentations.
Contact: Tamara Ferguson, Widener University, One University Place, Chester, PA 19013 (610-499-4198)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.widener.edu/academics/collegesandschools/engineering/outreachprograms/summercamp


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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Carla Hale, the 19-year teacher at Columbus Bishop Watterson High School who was fired after her mother's obituary stated that she was "survived by Carla and her partner," received word this week that the phony Catholic teachers "union" to which she has paid two decades worth of dues will not support her in her fight to be reinstated. In a public statement, the Central Ohio Association of Catholic Educators stated through spokesperson Kathleen Mahoney they would not appeal her case to arbitration.
This will not affect her ongoing fight to reverse her firing at the hands of the Central Ohio Catholic Diocese, said Tom Tootle, the attorney representing Hale. According to Tootle, "COACE has never in its history appealed any grievance for any of its members to arbitration."
It was learned through confidential sources that a number of teachers, members of COACE at Bishop Watterson High School, had initiated a petition to decertify that group as representing the teachers at that school.
The AFL-CIO Central Labor Council for Central Ohio, meanwhile, unanimously passed a strongly worded resolution this past week supporting Hale in her fight to be reinstated. The AFL-CIO is made up of actual independent unions in the central Ohio area.
Also this past week, the first hearing was held with the Columbus Human Rights Commission on Hale's case. Columbus has a strong human rights measure that includes specific wording outlawing discrimination in housing or employment because of sexual orientation. Conviction under the HRC legislation could result in jail time and up to $10,000 in fines. Tootle said that a first meeting was held with Nelson Hewitt of the HRC.
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A fund has now been set up to raise money needed for her legal case. The grassroots committee, mainly composed of Hale's students, parents of students, alumni, and former teachers at Watterson High School, is planning a series of fund raising projects, parties and other activities. T-shirts supporting Ms. Hale were being hawked at a recent rally.
More than 100 protestors rallied May 18 at the Catholic Diocese here, calling on the diocese to "Do what Jesus would do," according to organizer Amanda Finelli.
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Traditionally made with cherries, clafouti (claw-footee) is an non-fussy way to use picked-at-the-peak-of-ripeness seasonal fruit in a not-quite-custard, hot-quite-cake format. Delicious for dessert, leftovers are also welcome for breakfast. The relatively low sugar, healthy fats make this a practically guiltless dessert. Most clafouti batters only call for a small amount of wheat flour, so this is an easy conversion with gluten-free, grain-free flours. The amount of sugar in conventional recipes can often be reduced quite a bit, too. Coconut milk can also be substituted for the milk and half & half.
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Logic3 has announced the arrival of six new iDevice docking options, with speakers for both iPads and iPhones (or iPod touches) on offer.
First up we have the Logic3 i-Station26 (pictured above) that is a budget docking option, with a 2.1 speaker system, two 1.8-inch mid-range drivers and a 3-inch sub-woofer.
This bedroom friendly dock has FM radio on board and an alarm clock and the dock charges your iPhone or iPod. It also has aux-in, video-out and is yours for £69.99.
Another bedside table, or office dock is the i-Station Lite, which at £34.99 offers the charging facility of a desktop dock with a FM radio and stereo speaker packed in.
If you want to go a bit more upmarket for your iPod / iPhone dock then Logic3 is also offering up the i-Station Combo or the i-Station SoundBar.
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It features a large LCD display for time and radio functions, front-loading CD player and can stand alone on a desk or table, or be wall mounted. It's £99.99.
The SoundBar is the same price as the Combo and has a 30 RMS speaker system that combines two 2-inch mid-range drivers and two 2.8-inch sub-woofers.
It also has two aux-inputs and can be connected to your television via composite or component. It's also wall mountable and there's a free app in the App Store for the FM radio, time, backlight, graphic equaliser and playlist controls.
Finally, Logic3 has also announced two iPad docks - the i-Station Base and the i-Station Podium.
The Base is a simple docking station with a small speaker on board, and offers charging as well as a free app for clock, calendar, alarm function, sleep function, weather information, EQ function control, nature sounds and world time. It's £59.99.
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Spectra 5 years
I use it, especially when I cook eggs.
GlowingMoon 5 years
I do.
betty-kraker 5 years
i use it for eggs
chiefdishwasher 5 years
I use it on my BBQ grill.
meenymo12 5 years
I bake with glass baking pans and I use cooking spray but I hate how it stains the dishes after baking. I have to really scrub it off with an SOS pad to remove it. I notice when I grease the pans without cooking spray, I don't have to deal with that so much.
kpelli73 5 years
I got a Misto pump spray bottle a few years ago and haven't used cooking spray since then. I just fill it up with olive oil and I'm good to go.
fuzzles 5 years
No. I almost always use an olive oil, or canola oil when going for a more neutral taste. Sometimes I will melt butter in with the oil when I want more of that flavor. To me, cooking spray has an artificial/chemical taste and smell.
ticamorena 5 years
what is cooking spray exactly? I mean, is it a special type or combination of cooking oils? I have my own spray bottle, but I don't use it unless I really need only a touch of olive oil to coat something
bluebellknoll 5 years
I bought some PAM at Costco awhile back and am still working my way thru it. I think once it's gone I'm going to switch to using my own spray bottle like lekatvt.
lekatvt 5 years
I purchased a hand pump spray bottle that allows me to turn my own healthier olive oil into a spray. It's a great alternative and works just as well as PAM.
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Yes, but I do get worried about whether it is healthy/safe.
syako 5 years
Yep. Especially when baking, but I also use it in my pans if there's not a lot of oil or fat that I'm cooking in. I don't use teflon (I use stainless steel), so I need a little extra help with the nonstick factor---a small price to pay for even heating. :)


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Controlling legionella is pretty simple; 0.5 ppm chlorine added to the water - which most municipalities in the US already do, although Canada may be different - or maintaining hot water temperatures that are 125° or above; either will not only prevent any active bacteria from multiplying, but will also kill off any new entrants into the system in relatively short order. This is one of the reasons that we set any heater we install to 125°; the other is that 140° is hot enough to cause severe discomfort. Personally, I'd put in the conventional tank-style heater, set it at whatever temperature I wanted that was 125° or above, and invest the significant amount of money that I'd saved from NOT buying a tankless heater into a nice tempering faucet.
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"In other words, the Christian alternative to the post-religious spirituality outlined earlier is not simply'religion' as some sort of intellectual and moral system but the corporately experienced reality of the Kingdom, the space that has been cleared in human imagination and self-understanding by the revealing events of Jesus' life. Standing in this place, I am made aware of what is fundamental and indestructible about my human identity: that I am the object of divine intention and commitment, a being freely created and never abandoned. Standing in this place, I am also challenged to examine every action or policy in my life in the light of what I am; and I am, through the common life of the'Assembly', made able to change and to be healed, to feed and be fed in relations with others in the human city. Faced with the claims of non-dogmatic spirituality, the believer should not be insisting anxiously on the need for compliance with a set of definite propositions; he or she should be asking whether what happens when the Assembly meets to adore God and lay itself open to his action looks at all like a new and transforming environment, in which human beings are radically changed."
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The fundamentals of the NCAA's scholarship policies regarding major college football have been in place for a while now: no more than 85 players on scholarship at a time, no more than 25 new scholarships issued in a year, each scholarship must be renewed after each year.
According to former Rice student and football player Joseph Agnew (and at Rice, it's fair to apply both those terms), it's those policies that led to his football scholarship being "canceled" in the wake of an Owl coaching change. Which is why he's filed a class-action lawsuit in an effort to force the NCAA to change two of them:
The lawsuit accuses the NCAA and its member schools of violating federal antitrust laws and asks the court to rule the NCAA's limit on scholarships and prohibition of multi-year grants unlawful. It also asks for a jury trial ...Agnew's argument is that if Rice either had more than 85 scholarships to distribute or didn't have the option to leave his scholarship unrenewed, he would still be at Rice. If the suit is successful, the NCAA could be forced to either increase or abandon the 85-scholarship limit on FBS rosters, or allow programs to offer recruits multiyear packages that would eliminate the need for an annual renewal.
"The NCAA is reviewing the allegations," the NCAA's Bob Williams said in an e-mail to USA TODAY. "However, it should be noted that the award of athletic scholarships on a one-year, renewable basis is the more typical approach taken within higher education for talent-based and academic scholarships in general."
Either development would change the face of college football as we know it. Remove the limit of 85, and rosters at the sport's "football factory" programs return to the pre-limit days of 100-plus scholarship players, sucking much of the parity out of the game; allow schools to offer multiyear packages and the pendulum could swing the other way, as smaller schools willing to take a chance could offer academic- or character-risk prospects four-year guarantees larger programs might not be willing to extend.
The potential impact makes this a story that must be followed as it proceeds through the courts. Unfortunately, this blogger is certainly no lawyer and has no idea how much merit the suit carries. (Though he can say the "academic scholarship" analogy drawn by the NCAA doesn't appear to hold water; academic scholarships have specific performance requirements spelled out in writing for their renewal, whereas football scholarships can be annulled simply on the head coach's whim, a key difference.)
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This is the BDSM novel all the other millionaire Dom heroes want to star in. Tan takes an overused trope and turns it into a dreamy, erotic fantasy that draws the reader down the rabbit hole along with Karina. The sex scenes are lush and erotic without attempting to outdo the last BDSM novel out there, and James' struggle to trust Karina enough to give up even an iota of his rigid control is palpable. Readers will be clamoring for the next book in this series.
Karina is filling in as a waitress when she meets an intriguing man who offers her a wish if she agrees to play a game with him. Each time they meet, she has a new task, new rewards and, sometimes, new punishments. Her roommate recognizes it as the start of a D/s relationship. For Karina, it's just falling for James — and trying to get him to fall for her, too. (FOREVER, Aug., 304 pp., $10.00)


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Adama K. is the leader of this group. Adama was born in Gbintin village. She is 29 years old. Adama is married to a businessman and they have three children: two in primary school and one in secondary school. Adama sells palm oil (the most popular cooking oil), nut oil (lesser in value to palm-oil), garri (fast food made out of cassava roots), etc. With the help of this loan, Adama will buy palm oil, nut oil, garri, etc. at wholesale to add to her business.
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About Salone Microfinance Trust (SMT)Salone Microfinance Trust (SMT) is Kiva's oldest field partner in Sierra Leone. SMT began operations in 2002 as a microcredit program of the NGO Child Fund Sierra Leone under a USAID program to assist the reintegration of ex combatants back into their communities. Today, SMT offers group, agricultural, individual and salary loans to micro-entrepreneurs through six branches and one sub-branch in rural, urban, and peri-urban areas. By providing small loans and other financial services, SMT empowers poor clients to generate more income to help their families, improve their wellbeing, and create a more vibrant private small-business sector in Sierra Leone.
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Back in 1989, David Hasselhoff celebrated the fall of the Berlin Wall – that had separated citizens in West and East Germany for so long – by standing atop one of the remaining sections and singing his song 'Looking For Freedom.' Now, in 2013, that same celebrity has returned to the East Side Gallery, the longest remaining stretch of the wall in Berlin and joined a campaign to save what remains of the wall.
The East Side gallery – a section of the wall, adorned with various original works of art - is intended as a monument to the history of the city and indeed the country but The Guardian reports that efforts are being made to remove the wall, in order to build luxury apartments, close to the trendy Kreuzberg area of the city. Activists are concerned that the developers Living Bauhaus will send their construction workers back to the area this week. David Hasselhoff appeared at a demonstration at the East Side Gallery to protest the developments and has vowed to help where he can, to reserve the wall as an historical monument.
"This last piece of the wall is really sacred, it's the last memorial to the people who died and to the perseverance of freedom," said Hasselhoff. "I don't think I can afford to buy the land," Hasselhoff explained to The Guardian. "But we could raise the money – maybe we will." It remains to be seen whether his star status will enable activists to halt the demolition of the wall and uphold the preservation of the monument.
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It would've been cool if they had kept the station looking like that (well, with all structural damage closed off, but the pylon still missing), or at least for a few episodes.
Indeed. Or at least mention in dialogue something about finishing repairs on the pylon.
There's another example of "magic restoration" coming up before the season's done, and while in both cases I understand not wanting to alter your sets or visuals - both from a costs point of view and from the view of not alienating viewers by changing iconic designs - it does distract a little from the emotional power of the events. I suppose it's another reminder that DS9, for all its impressive continuity and arc-based plots, still wasn't quite ready to discard the episodic format. It's nowhere near the level of
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When Shirley Gipson looks at items that others might consider junk, she sees something more—a sense of life in the inanimate, whether it's an old milk pitcher or a tattered jack-in-the-box toy. The Texas-based still-life artist says she relishes using objects in her tableaux that were once treasured during a bygone era.
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BOONS CREEK (Lee County). Boons Creek rises in pastureland near the Fayette county line in southeastern Lee County (at 30°04' N, 96°56' W) and runs southeast for five miles to its mouth on Piney Creek, four miles south of Warda in Fayette County (at 30°01' N, 96°55' W). It traverses nearly level to undulating land surfaced by sandy loam interspersed with surface deposits of sand and gravel and heavy subsoils of clay mixed with gravel that support grasses, oak forests, water-tolerant hardwoods, conifers, yaupon, and hackberry. The area is marginal for pasture and is occasionally used as a source of sand and gravel. Local sources generally credit the creek's name to a family that settled in the area shortly before the Civil War.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article."BOONS CREEK (LEE COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/rbbqt), accessed November 28, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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The most common method of transportation in Firefall is through glider pads. Most towns and watchtowers have permanent glider pads installed which, when activated, hurl the user up into the air before deploying a pair of wings, allowing them to glide through the air.
In addition to the permanent pads placed around the world, it is also possible for players to get their own personal glider pads that they can place wherever they like. These personal pads can be either limited use or endlessly reusable, and often will give you glider wings with their own special visual appearance.
Some reusable glider pads also have special attributes that give you a bonus across all glider pads that you use if you own them. These attributes are:
- Quickened: For every glider pad you own with the "quickened" attribute, your shared glider pad cooldown is reduced by 3 seconds.
- Lofty: For every glider pad you own with the "lofty" attribute, you get a slight boost to the height you are boosted before the wings deploy when using any glider pad.
Any player with an active VIP membership also gets access to a special reusable glider pad for as long as that membership is active. In addition, any time they activate any glider pad, they receive a two-second boost of increased acceleration.
For those who prefer a more traditional method of travel, Firefall does offer a variety of ground vehicles that players can use to get where they're going faster. Currently, there are two primary types of vehicles: Light Ground Vehicles (LGVs) and Medium Ground Vehicles (MGVs).
The currently available vehicles are:
- Cobra P-1 LGV: You start with a blueprint that allows you to craft the Cobra P-1 LGV, which has "average" speed, "average" handling, and 3000 hit points. You can also get a one-time use version of the P-1 as a reward from copper or silver vending tokens.
- Cobra XLR LGV: Upon completing the ARES Job "In the Wheelhouse" which is available in Dredge at level 25, you receive a blueprint that allows you to craft the Cobra XLR LGV, which has "above average" speed, "above average" handling, and 7500 hit points. If you don't complete "In the Wheelhouse" you receive the XLR blueprint when you get a battleframe to level 40 for the first time. You can also get a one-time use version of the XLR as a reward from silver vending tokens.
- Cobra R-54 LGV: The Cobra R-54 LGV is purchasable in the Red Bean store for 175 Red Beans. It has "excellent" speed, "excellent" handling, and 3000 hit points.
- Vortex LGV: The Vortex LGV is functionally identical to the Cobra R-54 ("excellent" speed and handling with 3000 hit points) but is different cosmetically, and can only be found as a reward from gold vending tokens.
- Zephyr LGV: The Zephyr LGV is purchasable in the Red Bean store for 290 Red Beans. It functions the same as the R-54 but is different cosmetically.
- Vapor LGV: The Vapor LGV is purchasable in the Red Bean store for 350 Red Beans. It functions the same as the R-54 but is different cosmetically.
- Omnidyne-M LGV: The Omnidyne-M LGV was previously a reward from the gold vending token reward pool. It has been temporarily discontinued, but some players may still be selling them on the marketplace.
- Cheetah Model S LGV: The Cheetah Model S LGV is purchasable in the Red Bean store for 450 Red Beans. It has "excellent" speed, "excellent" handling, and 3000 hit points. In addition, the Cheetah Model S also has a "turbo" function which gives a small boost upon hitting LShift (with a short cooldown).
- Lancer M3 LGV: The Lancer M3 LGV is purchasable from Corporal Belle in Kanaloa Research Station for 200 Campaign Tokens. It has "excellent" speed and handling, and 7500 hit points. In addition, the Lancer M3 has a "prototype plasma exhaust overdrive system" which provides it with a significant boost upon hitting LShift (with a short cooldown).
- TS-RC8 "Snowsquall" MGV: The Snowsquall MGV has "above average" speed, "excellent" handling, and 15000 hit points. It can be purchased from the in-game Red Bean store for 400 Red Beans.
- "Bumblebee" MGV: The Bumblebee MGV is functionally identical to the Snowsquall and comes with the "Racer" Transport Pack.
The Open World PvP continent, Broken Peninsula, also has its own array of weaponized LGVs and MGVs that spawn for players to use.
Arcfolders are devices that allow you to instantly teleport to far away locations. Interacting with an arcfolder allows you to travel to any of the PvE zones (Coral Forest, Sertao, and Devil's Tusk) as well as the PvP zone, Broken Peninsula. There are arcfolders located in:
- Copacabana (Coral Forest)
- Thump Dump (Coral Forest)
- Trans Hub (Coral Forest)
- Sunken Harbor (Coral Forest)
- Forward Operating Base: Harpoon (Devil's Tusk)
- Valiant Station (The Amazon)
Priority Arcfold
In Coral Forest and Sertao, the Accord operates a "Priority Arcfold" system for those people who have money to spend and like to get around quick. For a Credit cost that varies based on the area, you can instantly teleport yourself to any SIN Tower you have previously interfaced with. To use this service, simply open up your world map (default M), left click on the POI you would like to arcfold to, scroll down to the dropship icon, and left click.
Coral Forest Dropships
For players in Coral Forest who lack either the ability or the desire to spend Credits to use the Priority Arcfold system, the Accord does provide a free but less convenient transportation system in the form of a fleet of dropships that fly around Coral Forest stopping at Copacabana, Thump Dump, Trans Hub, and Sunken Harbor. To board one of these dropships, simply approach it when it lands and hit E. You can exit these dropships at any time; if you exit in midair, you will automatically get a set of glider wings so that you can safely glide to your destination. If you miss a dropship, don't worry! Another will be along within a few minutes to pick you up.


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Going, Going, Gone? ; G-Rated Movies Are Harder to Find, and Not as Innocent as You Might Think
Dillin, Katherine, The Christian Science Monitor
Tsk. Tsk. If Jiminy Cricket were a movie critic, he might be wagging his finger at the makers of today's G-rated motion pictures. Violence? Sexual innuendo? Cigarette smoking? Jiminy might be asking: What are these doing in G-rated flicks meant for family audiences?
Industry sources, including a former official movie-rater, say some scenes slipping into G-rated films show that Hollywood's highly touted rating system needs serious repair.
Take for instance Disney's "The Lion King." Don Bluth, president of the Phoenix-based Don Bluth Films, wonders how it could get away with a "really, really violent" fight between two lions and still get its gentle-G rating.
"In a way, there is an exception to this rule, and it's Walt Disney Studio," says Mr. Bluth, whose company has made 12 movies, including "The Secret of NIMH" and "The Land Before Time." "They can get away with more violence and still get a G-rating.... I think if anyone else tried to do that," he says, there "might be a different yardstick."
Now, even Congress is taking an interest. Next week, Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D) of Connecticut will conduct a committee hearing on the ratings systems for movies, television, music, and videos.
A recent Harvard University study on alcohol and tobacco content in 81 G-rated animated feature films found that 47 percent contained drinking while another 43 percent showed smoking. G- rated films - including classic fairy tales from Disney's "Pinocchio" to "The Little Mermaid - are an open invitation to viewing by children because they are supposedly free of baser elements. The official description of G-rated films is "all ages admitted." But should they be?
Critics charge that there seems to be a conflict of interest within the very organization that hands out movie ratings.
The Motion Picture Association of America's (MPAA) board of directors is comprised of executives from seven major studios, says Jay Landers, a former member of the association's movie ratings board (see interview, left). He wonders how the ratings board can feel a sense of independence when it is rating movies put out by those very same studios.
"If [MPAA president Jack Valenti] shares the perspective that some of his subordinates seem to share - that raters are obligated to put the interests of the motion picture companies first and foremost above all else - that would make the ratings board corrupt by definition, because the ratings board is supposedly trying to represent the parents of our culture," says Dr. Landers, who lives in Oak Park, Calif.
But, counters Rich Taylor, MPAA vice president of public affairs in Washington, the names of the people who determine the ratings are kept secret from the board of directors. This anonymity "removes the possibility of bribery and tampering," he says.
Still, even sexual innuendo is making its way into G movies, says another industry executive, who asked not to be named. In Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," for example, "there were some very sensual scenes that were very much deliberate," the source says.
Washington-area mom Elizabeth Baker would agree. The urban planner and mother of three boys under 13 says, "Even Disney [movies] that get a G have some innuendo in them.... It's surprising."
Ms. Baker also singles out "Hunchback" for its scenes of a "bad guy lusting after the heroine."
(A Disney spokeswoman could find no one to comment for this story during a two-week period. Pixar, which makes animated films with Disney, such as "Toy Story," also declined to comment.)
Parents do have ways to determine ahead of time if a G-rated movie contains these characteristics: websites and newspapers like the Monitor discuss specific content such as violence, sex, drugs, and profanity in films (see movie guide, page 14). …


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I most enjoy stringing - I rarely do any wire working and no bead weaving - this magazine caters to my likes. The wire working and bead weaving it does shw is an adjunct to stringing and that is perfectly fine with me. I especially like that Bead Style highlights new color combinations and new beads and findings. It is a magazine designed JUST for me!
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BeadStyle magazine gives me inspiration to make something.
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I love this magazine. Sometimes though it leaves little things out when doing a project - like it never tells how much beading wire to cut in the first step. I don't believe it tells you anywhere how long the necklace will be (bracelets can be guessed at) and the very first step is to cut beading wire. It could also tell on the supplies list but doesn't, and some of us need to make supplies last and can't waste beading wire! And sometimes it doesn't tell where to purchase certain beads used in the projects - but sometimes it does. But everything else - this is a first class magazine! It's fun, informative, there are a good number of projects - lots of projects! I can't wait for it to come!
This magazine has wonderful fresh ideas for the beginner to the advanced jewelery maker.
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I'm looking at MBA programs in Chicago, Cleveland, and St. Louis. I'm interested in specializing in Information Systems, but I've noticed that many schools in the top tier don't offer an IS specialty. My main question is: what top-25 schools in those metro areas offer an MBA with a specialization in IS (or a similar specialization)? Are there programs outside of those metro areas I should really consider? And what pretty-good programs exist in those places? But I'm also wondering why IS is not an offering at more top schools. There are a few concentrations that most schools offer such as finance and marketing. Is Information Systems not as prestigious as other concentrations? Is it considered less of a strategic area? [more inside]
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He's getting that pimp hand strong as early as possible. Good young padawan. Good.
She wasn't this angry the last time she took a shot in the head while in the middle of a group of guys.
Chick was sitting on the back of a motorcycle when she was shot and killed.
This dude know how to treat his girl.
So basically what this douche is trying to tell you, don't drop it.
Hanging is a brutal death....damn!
With friends like that who need enemies.
So when is greenpeace gonna turn up and push her back into the sea.
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Too bad she made a fail, otherwise I would've been awesome amateur porn.
Now was the time to take advantage off her.
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I was testing deployment of MCP to the client (windows 7) through ePO, deployment was successful.
Set the policy from ePO for client proxy.. added the xml file exported from control console, added the Webgateway IP and port in the policy.
I have syncronize the policy of webgateway to saas. saas is on premis.
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Mormon Parenting: Charity on the law of chastity
We named our youngest daughter Charity, partly because we loved the sound of the word and partly because we loved what it meant. She got called "Chastity" a lot — partly because Chastity Bono was in the media occasionally.
Charity was a precocious child and a joy to our whole family, and she grew into an absolutely beautiful and delightful young lady. She graduated from Wellesley College with honors, taking semesters at BYU and in Jerusalem along the way. She completed a circle of sorts when she served her mission in the same England London South Mission where we had presided before she was born.
She lives in Palo Alto, Calif., now and works for Clayton Christensen's education think tank. We love Charity's writing (and find ourselves reading it almost every day in her blog posts at www.drippingwithpassion.blogspot.com), so when she said she had a guest column for us, we jumped at the chance. Here is Charity's article on chastity:
"My favorite part of Victor Hugo's masterpiece 'Les Miserables' (and there are just so many brilliant parts) is the author's description of the wedding night of lovers Marius and Cosette. Yes, it's my favorite part. As I read these words, I feel an immense swell of gratitude for the law of chastity:
Here we stop. Upon the threshold of wedding nights stands an angel smiling, his finger on his lip. The soul enters into contemplation before this sanctuary, in which is held the celebration of love.
There must be gleams of light above those houses. The joy which they contain must escape in light though the stones of the walls, and shine dimly into the darkness. It is impossible that this sacred festival of destiny should not send a celestial radiation to the infinite. Love is the sublime crucible in which is consummated in the fusion of man and woman; the one being, the triple being, the final being, the human trinity, springs from it. This birth of two souls into one must be an emotion for space. ... A nuptial bed makes a halo in the darkness. ... If, at that supreme hour, the wedded pair, bewildered with pleasure, and believing themselves alone, were to listen, they would hear in their chamber a rustling of confused wings. Perfect happiness implies the solidarity of the angels. That little obscure alcove has for its ceiling the whole heavens. When two mouths, made sacred by love, draw near each other to create, it is impossible that above that ineffable kiss there should not be a thrill in the immense mystery of the stars. These are the true felicities. No joy beyond these joys. Love is the only ecstasy, everything else weeps. ... There is no other pearl to be found in the dark folds of life. To love is a consummation.
"Hugo has me completely convinced: The greatest of mortal happiness is to be found in pure, pure love in which the full physical manifestation has been preserved. There's no way I'm missing that.
"Now, I would never dream to impose my belief in abstinence on others, and I fully recognize that many find happiness and healthy relationships without it. I also recognize the power of the Atonement to make love that may seem broken pure again.
"I am so grateful for an understanding of the law of chastity in my own life. I am grateful because I know obedience to this commandment protects me from so many shades of heartache. But even moreso I am grateful because I know obedience to this commandment makes me eligible to experience the greatest of any human joy.
"The closest to heaven I've ever felt has been while witnessing temple sealings. The celestiality of the feeling, dense and gleaming, in those sealing rooms is a remarkably strong motivator to obey the law of chastity. Indeed, watching two faithful people look into each other's glossy eyes across a sacred altar in a holy place — two people who have sacrificed to give of themselves wholly and purely to each other and none else — is just incredible. I always leave temple sealings with a tear-drenched face, a heart positively bursting with love and joy, and a will fiercely determined to kneel at that altar one day myself, worthy and pure, across from another worthy and pure. It is worth any wait, any struggle, any feat of self-control.
"And then, to meet the angels in a wedding night that causes 'a thrill in the immense mystery of the stars' — there's no way I'm missing that."
Richard and Linda Eyre are New York Times No. 1 best-selling authors who are in demand throughout the world as speakers on parenting and life balance. You can visit them anytime at www.TheEyres.com or at www.ValuesParenting.com.
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Toy story— Hong Kong
This issue our regular Fairplay series on trade fairs from around the world makes a return. Here we visit the Toys & Games Fair in Hong Kong, the second largest exhibition of its kind in the world, where serious-minded adults get to play at being kids again.
Despite the aircraft-hangar-sized rooms filled with enough toys for a thousand Christmases there are no children to be spied anywhere. The people squeezing the tummies of the fluffy bears and testing the aerodynamics of the boomerangs are dressed in sober suits and are what are known as adults. For these people fun comes at a price – hopefully a very profitable one too.
It's a Monday morning in January and we are at the very lengthily titled 38th edition of the Hong Kong Trade and Development Council's (HKTDC) annual Toys & Games Fair. This four…


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im going to run ( park race) my hyrid which has clincher 700x28's, should I put some 34's on it before sunday.
im going to run ( park race) my hyrid which has clincher 700x28's, should I put some 34's on it before sunday.
You'd very likely be better off with wider tires, but how much difference depends on the type of course, conditions, and what kind of tires you have on now. It may be you could get by rolling what you have for the first one, to make sure you're going to stick with it before you go spend some money. It might make for a miserable 45 minutes.
I'm guessing that your 28's have a relatively smooth surface. That's probably not what you want. The best tire for the race depends on the course, but something CX-specific with an all-around tread would probably be good. At this point, I guess your options are limited, but I would definitely go with 34's if you have them and they fit. Anything with knobs will be OK. Without knobs...get ready to slide.
I heard that rookies should use mud tires on any course until their bike handling skills improve. Not sure if it is true or not.
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Anyhoo, a source scoffs to Gossip Cop that the blonde is question was actually Sting's wife, Trudie Styler, and she was merely saying goodbye to Justin, who's a longtime friend. Suggestions of anything untoward are "ridiculous," huffs the confidante.
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