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In the lost season of 2013 all was not lost for D.C. United. Despite a three-win campaign in Major League Soccer, United was able to navigate its way to its third Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup trophy. The addition to United's trophy case could not mask a need for change.
The change in United has not been subtle. There are eleven newcomers on the roster as United opens its season against the Columbus Crew Saturday at R.F.K. Stadium. Like United the Crew has been rebuilt in hopes of getting back to the postseason for the first time since 2011.
The ingredients for United's success in 2012 did not come together last year. Preseason concern about depth proved to be well founded when injuries slowed the progress of key players including Chris Pontius and Dwayne De Rosario .The result was league-low 22 goals in 34 matches.
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2. Defense—Bill Hamid is anchored in goal, but it is all change in front of him. MLS veteran Sean Franklin and Spanish signing Christian Fernandez will work from the outside with Bobby Boswell and Jeff Parke in the middle. Fernandez helped Almeria in Spain earn promotion to La Liga. Franklin, Parke, and Boswell have a combined 25 years of MLS experience. The total revamp along the back should shore up a defense that leaked 59 goals last season, second only to Chivas USA.
3. The Crew---The Crew is also eager for fresh start. Robert Warzycha, whose ties to the club go all the way back to the league's first season in 1996, is gone as head coach. Gregg Berhalter is now in charge and similar to United, the Crew is rebooting its defense. Michael Parkhurst will be on the backline with Costa Rican signings Waylon Francis and Giancarlo Gonzalez. On offense Dominic Oduro is coming off a career season with 13 goals, but much of the Crew's success depends on the effectiveness of Frederico Higuan, 11 goals 9 assists last year.
4. The fans—In good and bad times United's fan base has remained consistent and passionate. In last year's home finale United supporters displayed a tifo that stretched across one side of the stadium and read, "The credit belongs to the man in the arena." That phrase is part of longer quote from Teddy Roosevelt's speech "Citizenship in the Republic" and was a way of saluting United's effort even in a season short on results. It was a classy way to close a chapter that United hopes to never repeat.


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rushers die... Alot. They always have and always will. that is part of the whole rushing... run run run get 2 or 3 kills and die. then do it again. Rushers do NOT go 30- 6 and do not have 2 KDs unless maybe they play constant SnD. Stop trying to lie to me and more importantly to yourself. Its not fooling anyone, well besides you maybe
What does it matter, dude? Obviously this guy can do whatever he wants, he paid for the game. If the enemies aren't smart enough to kill him, or good enough, I would camp too! Running pointlessly to the objective and getting killed over and over isn't "playing the objective." It is called feeding the other team scorestreaks. If this guy wants to kill the other team, preventing them from getting killstreaks and allowing me to get the FREE 200 points for a hardpoint cap, by all means, feed me points.
Wrong, wrong, and wrong. I wouldn't consider myself MLG. Haven't yet played in the circuit myself, came close in 2008 though. Now it is wrong to be a pubstomper? As for making the lowest level with the lowest stats host is wrong. You can look at who I play with and they are just as good as me if not better.
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rushers die... Alot. They always have and always will. that is part of the whole rushing... run run run get 2 or 3 kills and die. then do it again. Rushers do NOT go 30- 6 and do not have 2 KDs unless maybe they play constant SnD. Stop trying to lie to me and more importantly to yourself. Its not fooling anyone, well besides you maybe
I like how you thinks that all rushers suck. LOL. I play SND, and hardly lose, same with all my gametypes, Hardpoint included.
No you can do whatever you want. Pubstomp all you want if thats what you enjoy. But DO NOT come in talking all big and bad if you do. You dont rush. That is the Point. You Can NOT defend that the SMG are not OP because you use them constantly. And its obviously you dont use them because you want to get scrappy in the middle for the major action/gunfight. No you stay on the outside of it to get kills.
We have just seen proof that you do not rush in Hardpoint. The game with massive amounts of CQC to use those SMGs you speak of. No you rush in SnD and use an SMG because its easy
Range is not the real issue, there are a few things that would balance out SMG's to the rest.
1 - movement should not be faster than a player using an AR
2 - light weight has less effect on SMG user
3 - AR buff to balance out to the SMGs
4 - oh yeah fix the Friggin lag 3ARC!!!!
5 - adjustable stock attachment should be nerfed to 95% instead of its current 102% movement award.
These are just they few things that would make it balanced
Actually I use ARs in SnD. I am a rusher in Hardpoint, CTF, etc. You have no valid proof that "I don't rush in Hardpoint." All you have is stats, and stats can be misleading thus don't hold any weight.
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Let me just explain why your logic failed before...
Even if a players best weapon is an Assault Rifle, they would probably want a close range weapon for rushing an objective in anticipation of a close range fight. That's the entire point. Each weapon has it's own strength and you need to know what they are to use them effectivly.
You can't just expect an Assault Rifle or Sniper to run around Hijacked and win close range fights. They are not made for that. And even though some players are good enough to do it, the better choice would be an SMG or Shotgun.
Likewise, you wouldn't pick a vantage point on Turbine with an SMG and try to snipe accross the map. That would be suicide against any sniper or AR.
The point is, the weapon are balanced. What isn't working is you trying to use the same weapon in every situation. It doesn't work that way because there is a balance.
Besides all that, I see the AR win close up just fine already. So their slight close range disadvantage is extremely over exaggerated by no skill scrubs who want a weapon to be OP because they hate to use strategy.
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This is so cool!
Great expression, and great work!
Great expression, and great work!
he looks annoyied.-_-
ich liebe deine Wölfe!
ähmm hab zu spät gesehen dass du Deutsch kannst, bin Englisch gewohnt
Das sieht einfach nur klasse aus!
Das sieht einfach nur klasse aus!
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Wow, so much detail in the fur!
The fur on this looks so realistic its amazing!! And I love the eyes!! Its all so realistic
Very beautiful
yay, that's good have you got account on youtube?
This is REALLY good!!
This is amazing work great job i love it!
I just love how you made the coat look so realistic! Everything else is great too, but the coat by far is my favourite.
haha I LOOOVE his look . but its not ragin for me ... its more like "AAWWWWWW YOU PISS ME OFF !" xD
wow, so realistic
this is awesome
It is really good work There are some details of symmetry but, you are doing it great
not bad, though I think the eyes are a bit too low. Then again, I'm not that strong in terms of wolf anatomy.
Nice work.
Wow amazing detail with the fur I like it a lot )
Woww you can see the amount of effort and detail that went into it!! Excellent work, all your hard work was worth it in the end...
oh! absolutely amazing work!
Great job!
looks great
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Congrats! My 1st Son was 4 when we had our twins! He was a huge help! I was glad there was a 4 1/2 year gap vs a 2 year one when it was twins. My twins are now 5 and I am pregnant again and possibly twins again!!!! I find out Wed! They are so much fun!
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I know that computers and digital electronics have almost completely taken over our world, but it was still an eye-opening experience to see just how much they have infiltrated one of my peripheral interests: model railways.
Many years ago, when space and time permitted, I indulged physically in the world of railway modelling. It's almost mandatory for the real anoraks and ex-trainspotters who are generally into railways (the full-size ones). Even if it's only by joining a local society and/or visiting model railway shows. Though my early experience as an active modeller, some 30+ years ago, came to an end through a combination of moving house and Clive Sinclair (I bought a ZX80 and never had time for any other hobbies after that).
At the time, in conjunction with an interest in electronics, I was attempting to replicate a section of the East Coast Main Line complete with fully operational signaling, block working, switching, track circuitry, etc.; an area of the real railway environment that has always fascinated me. But, though the full size railways were pretty much fully digitized and electrically powered even back then, the ability to replicate it in model form was severally hampered by the lack of suitable, easily-available hardware.
Yet a trip over the holiday weekend to the model railway show at York (one of the primary shows of the year - and somewhere that, years ago, was an annual pilgrimage) revealed just how much has changed; and what it actually possible now for even the most ham-fisted railway geeks amongst us. Especially those with a parallel interest in computers.
Most of the electrical control logic for my unfinished project was based on banks of miniature 9 volt relays, miles of wiring, a few integrated logic chips containing AND/OR gates, and big hot transformers to supply all the current it required. All of which could be easily hidden in a cupboard. But the visible items, in particular signals at 1:148 scale (2mm to the foot / N-gauge) required working lamps of around 1.5 mm diameter. In those pre-"cheap and hugely varied range of LED" days, the smallest was a 3 mm diameter "grain of wheat" bulb. Building a working 4-aspect colour light signal was a task well beyond my capabilities, and nothing even close was available commercially. Yet, now, you can buy ready-made 2mm scale colour light signals in a range of styles. Even though, it seems, 3-aspect is the maximum; but I also found cheap 1.5 mm diameter LEDs so it would be reasonably simple to build 4-aspect signals and other more esoteric combinations such as junction signals.
Meantime, the availability of reliable 2mm scale locomotives and chassis was a real problem 30 years ago. A few German chassis were available at huge cost if you fancied building the superstructure yourself, or adapting a kit. But even with these high-quality items, the principle of powering them with a variable DC voltage meant realistic speed and slow running was not guaranteed. Now the trend is digital command through a constant 15 volt AC signal applied to miniature decoders in each loco. From what I saw, accurate and reliable running seems easily achievable even in 2mm scale locos measuring less than three inches in length.
The digital command control systems allow control of anything that is electrically powered. Internal lighting for coaches and buildings, loco head and tail lights (that change automatically), signals, turnouts, road crossing barriers and gates (and warning lights), even the flickering glow from the firebox of steam locomotives. Plus the use of high-intensity white LEDs to replicate arc welding in a workshop that seems to be almost mandatory on many layouts now. And the hand-held controller is, of course, wireless these days - so you can wander about while driving.
And one relatively new feature, driven by the command control systems, is digital sound. On many layouts, the locos sounded just like the real thing, with the engine note changing to match speed, the sound of air brakes, and a realistic tickover when stationary. On one sales stand I even discovered that you can program the sound chips with the actual type of the loco, and it emits sounds recorded from the real thing. Amazing.
But it doesn't stop there. In the "olden days" we used to build track plan panels with embedded lights, just like the real thing, and populate these with the switches for turnouts and isolated sections that allow multiple locos to be used. With digital command control, isolated sections are no longer required and combinations of turnout settings can easily be set up in one action. And when you add in a computer, you can easily introduce additional logic features such as block working and proper locking of signals and turnouts.
In fact, several of the layouts were completely controlled by a laptop computer that displays a clickable live track plan that controls everything. In some cases, automatically driving all the trains as well. Though I guess this just matches my continued surprise when I go to a social event where there's a disco and discover that there are no record decks or even CD players any more - the DJ just runs the whole thing from a laptop.
I'm not sure we aren't heading for a time when railway modelling becomes a spectator hobby. OK, you still need to build it first, but there were some complete layouts for sale at the show. Perhaps in the future the younger generation will just order their model railway online, set it going in the spare bedroom, and spend the rest of the evening tweeting and facebooking their friends with status updates about the trains they've seen going past.
Maybe trainspotting is about to see a whole new lease of life...
For the past several months I've been fighting to resolve network connectivity problems, especially with the Office 2013 version of Outlook. And then, suddenly, this week all the problems went away. Without me doing anything!
Those brave souls who subject their Monday morning coffee break to my rambling diatribes will no doubt recall some of the efforts I've made. Getting rid of ISA Server. Reorganizing my DNS infrastructure. Replacing my wireless access point. Upgrading the internal network to 1 GB switches. Replacing the load-balancing router. Upgrading both ISP connectivity packages. And generally fiddling with settings and options in Outlook.
While all this has provided some dramatic improvement, especially in the areas of web browser responsiveness and removing the occasional failed connections, it made absolutely no difference to the way Outlook resolutely and randomly disconnected, spend minutes trying to synchronize with the mail server, and left sent messages in the Outbox for up to an hour before dispatching them.
Wits end was becoming a regular destination during my working day, especially when waiting for an urgent email to arrive. Those conversations where someone says "I've just sent you an email..." became embarrassing "I'll call you back" events, and last-minute emails sent just before the team went home didn't get read until the next day. I was fast becoming an email pariah.
Of course, I regularly phoned our tech support people to try and solve the problem, and they were generally helpful until I mentioned that it happened on all my computers, on Windows 7 and Windows 8, and so it probably wasn't a hardware or software issue - at which point the usual response was "It must be your network that's the problem." They assured me there were no issues with the mail server or the configuration of my mailbox. Maybe I should just move house, or go back to snail mail.
Yet now, huge joy, it's working fine. No delays. No loss of connectivity. No more hourglass or warning triangle on the Outlook notification icon. Messages fly out before I even see them hit the Outbox, and incoming messages appear almost before they were sent. Why? Because this week I was upgraded from Exchange Server in our local datacenter to Office 365 Exchange Online running in Azure. So maybe not all of the problems were actually my fault?
I wonder if I can send the IT department a bill for my network upgrades...
So last week saw the sad demise of Bruce Robertson, the managing director of the UK-based Diagram organization that specializes in artwork and design for books and other publications. While I'm sure he'd most like to be remembered by the great work his company has done, the somewhat unfortunate fact is that he's probably best known for founding the Diagram Prize for the Oddest Title of the Year.
I'll admit that I hadn't heard of this (or him) until I read his obituary in the newspaper. Not that I always read the obituaries, but I like to check if there are any interesting recently dead people (was it Phyllis Diller who said she always read the obituaries to make sure she was still alive?)
And a concise history of the prize is (as you'd expect) on Wikipedia. Some of the less controversial titles include the famous first prize winner "Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Nude Mice", the 1984 winner "The Book of Marmalade: Its Antecedents, Its History, and Its Role in the World Today", and the rather amazing "People Who Don't Know They're Dead: How They Attach Themselves to Unsuspecting Bystanders and What to Do About It".
Other more specialist titles include a guide to banishing fairies from your home called "Goblinproofing One's Chicken Coop" (I especially like the use of "one's" rather than "your"), the no doubt fascinating historical guide called "Highlights in the History of Concrete", and the technical treatise named "Unsolved Problems of Modern Theory of Lengthwise Rolling" (supposedly a vital technique in metalwork).
What's illuminating about the prize is that the judges are urged not to read the books in case they discover that the title is actually meaningful and not odd at all. Probably the same applies with computer books, especially if you're not a computer geek. For example, on the first few pages of Amazon's computing books section I found "Analyzing Neural Time Series Data: Theory and Practice (Issues in Clinical and Cognitive Neuropsychology)", "Evil by Design: Interaction Design to Lead Us into Temptation" (does that include cake?), and "Python for Data Analysis: Data Wrangling with Pandas, NumPy, and IPython" (probably a completely nonsensical title if you are more familiar with zoology than computing). I also came across "Pragmatic Thinking and Learning: Refactor Your Wetware", and just had to break the no-reading rule to see what on earth wetware is. Turns out to mean your brain. And I thought it might be about underwater computing.
And what about "iPad for the Older and Wiser"? You can't help but wonder if there is an associated guide called "iPad for the Younger and More Stupid"...
At last our phone company has managed to drag a strand of high-speed cable across the six miles from the exchange to the green box at the end of my garden. In a flash I've been transported from the "back of beyond" into the exciting world of the "digital now" (at least, that's what it says on the publicity blurb they sent me).
According to the leaflet, the new service is called "Infinity" and is immediately available with speeds "up to eighty times faster than ADSL". Of course, you do have to take into account a few over-excitable marketing terms here. It's actually still ADSL, but closer to you than it was before. Also, the multiple increase in speed simply reflects how slow it was before (less than 2 MB in my area). And when I phoned and asked if "Infinity" was a description of the actual speed I could expect, I wasn't really surprised to discover that it's actually around 40 MB maximum. I'm wondering how long it will be before the Advertising Standards Agency people start to ask difficult questions.
What they provide is "Fibre to the Cabinet" (FTTC), so you still have wet string between the cabinet and you (note that I refuse to call it "Fiber" on the grounds that it's buried under our green and pleasant English fields). And at the pointy end you get a modem that translates the signal into a PPPoE interconnection that any suitably-equipped router or hub can consume.
I always said I'd upgrade my ADSL line when FTTC did arrive, and I was on the phone to a business salesperson at BT (the phone company) the same day as I got the letter. Obviously take-up is somewhat slow because I got a fitting date only a week ahead; maybe because I have a business service rather than a residential one. And within three days they'd delivered by post the hub/router, a box of cables, and a welcome pack. The modem itself, and hopefully the requisite installation skills, would be coming with the engineer.
And everything did arrive on time, and worked. The engineer replaced the wall socket with a new one (or rather, one exactly the same as the old one but with an "Infinity" label), went off down the street to the cabinet and wiggled the wires for half an hour, plugged in the modem, and I was almost instantly cable-enabled. He also plugged in the hub/router they provided, and did a speed test to prove it would give 40 MB down and 10 MB up.
But then we got to the bit where I asked him to configure the hub with wireless turned off because it lives inside the server cabinet next to a lot of other sensitive networking stuff. If you happened to read my wireless security diatribe a couple of week ago, you'll recall a mention of how Virgin (my other ISP) tells you that your new cable hub has wireless enabled, including for a free open "guest network" connection. But you can turn it all off.
So you won't be surprised to hear that the BT hub has the same, but they don't tell you. When I originally placed the order, I'd been careful to verify with the sales guy that wireless could be completely disabled in their hub, and was told it could. What soon became clear is that you can turn off your own "primary" and "guest" networks, but you can't turn off the public open (and unsecured) "BT Wi-Fi" wireless network feature. There's absolutely no capability to configure it. It's on all the time, whether you agree to that or not.
I suppose it would have been a good opportunity to experiment to see how the free open Wi-Fi system worked, whether it used the same IP address as "my" connection, and whether it actually could eat up all my bandwidth. As I still have the hub (BT might decide they want it back sometime), I guess that's a task for a rainy day when I run out of other jobs.
Instead, as you'll see later, I simply tagged in a Netgear router that has an RJ45 Ethernet port for cable connections and can handle PPPoE. But that was only after some rather tortuous conversations with a guy at our local electronics store, and a search of the web for a wiring plan. All initiated by the fact that my existing ADSL modem/router can do both PPPoA (ordinary PPP over ADSL) and PPPoE (PPP over Ethernet). So, in theory, there's no reason that it can't be used with a PPPoE modem.
Or so you'd think. The BT cable modem has an RJ45 Ethernet output socket, but the old ADSL modem has an RJ11 "telephone-style" input port. No problem - I can (according to Amazon and several other online stores) buy, or make up myself, an RJ45 to RJ11 interconnect cable. Though figuring the pin connections from the many different diagrams on the web looked less than simple. So I popped down to the local electronics store and asked if they had one. I have to say that I wasn't prepared for the half-hour spirited discussion that ensued, and I'm still not sure which parts were accurate.
According to the expert man I talked with, after you switch to "Infinity" the ADSL port on your modem is redundant. You cannot use it at all, for anything. Therefore, you cannot buy an RJ45 to RJ11 connector - there is no such thing. Even if there was, it wouldn't work. Yet, according to BT, you can use your existing ADSL modem as long as it supports PPPoE, can expose a network username and password, and can be configured with an MTU of 1492. All of which my existing modem can.
In fact, the load-balancing router on my network, next down the line from the modem, can do PPPoE. It has an Ethernet input port, and I confirmed that it worked fine plugged into the BT Infinity cable modem. I could have just used that setup, but I wanted a perimeter network (what we're no longer allowed to call a DMZ) with port forwarding to a web server, so I needed a separate hub/router between the cable modem and the load-balancing router.
In the end I decided to replace the several-years old ADSL modem with one that has Gigabyte connections (not that I'm actually going to reach the limits of a 100 MB port), and where the firmware is a bit more up to date. And, of course, has an RJ45 Ethernet input port. But I also bought an RJ45 to RJ11 cable from Amazon - at some point I'm going to find out whether this would have worked. Maybe you already tried this, or can tell me whether it's a realistic option before I break something experimenting.
Best of all, however, the purchase of a new modem/router means I have another ADSL router to add to my growing collection of spare ones...


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When I first starting get paid to program i made a bunch of mistakes like this. Thankfully my boss at the time was really into helping me learn from the mistakes. I ened up learning a lot about how to ask the right questions during the requirement process.
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Residence Halls will OPEN for Fall 2015 on Saturday, August 15
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1100 Green 8 am - 9:30 am
1200 Yellow 9:30 am - 11 am
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Tower Flr2 White 2:30 pm - 4 pm
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Please feel free to browse our site to learn more about living in the Residence Halls.
If you consider your college education an investment, beginning your career in CAC's residence halls will give you the best return. Students who choose to live on campus have the opportunity to truly enhance their college experience. We work to provide students with comfortable, convenient, and affordable housing—and to enhance opportunities for academic success, community, personal growth, and leadership development. We encourage each student who lives on campus to participate in the programs and events provided by Residence Life Staff and other departments across the College.
Feel free to stop by our office if you have questions, need assistance, or have a suggestion of how we can improve our services.
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The Signal Peak Campus of Central Arizona College houses approximately 350 students. All of our rooms are double occupancy (2 students per room), however on occasion and as needed, we reserve the right to triple rooms. When and as occupancy allows, we may offer upgrades to a supper single for additional charge. For more information regarding the single occupancy, please call us at 520-494-5470.
Each room is furnished with a desk, a chair, closet space, a dresser, and a bed (with an extra-long twin mattress) for each student.
Central Arizona College offers three housing options:
|The room is accessible from the outside and conjoined with another room through a Jack and Jill bathroom. Each room houses 2 students.
A quad is accessible from the outside. It houses 8 students and it has a common lobby, two bathrooms and 4 rooms. Each bathroom is shared by 2 rooms.
|A traditional 3 story co-ed residence hall with rooms accessible through the inside hallway. The rooms are conjoined by a Jack and Jill bathroom. The hallways are co-ed with rooms that share a bathroom being single gender.
Inside the Tower building, we have 2 Theme Houses available for our students:
Honors House - designated space for our students who are committed to academic exellence and have a minimum GPA of 3.0
Global Scholar House - space for our students who are interested in learning more about diverse cultures of the world, are from out-of-state, or are from another country.
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- Game room
- TV Lounge (extended satelite service)
- Computer Lab/Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Educational, recreational, and social programs
- Food service
- Vending machines
- Change machine
- Personal student mailboxes
- Movie and board games checkout
- Game Room
- Weekly Educational and Social Events
- Intramural Sports
- Movie Nights
- Game Nights
- Comedy Nights
- Open Mic Nights
- Cook-outs
- Special Events
What to Bring
- Bedsheets (twin, extra long; 36x80)
- Blankets/Bedspread
- Pillows
- Towels
- Wastebasket
- Shower shoes
- Alarm clock
- Phone
- Computer/Tablet
- TV/DVD/Blue Ray
- Video games and game consoles
- Fan
- Microwave (up to 1500 Watts)
- Microfridge (under 4.5 cubic feet)
- Area rug
- Posters and decorations
- Book bag
- Hangers
- Iron/Ironing board
- Surge protector
- Personal care items
- Desk supplies (pens, paper, paper clips, scissors, etc)
- Bowl, cup, plate, utensils
- Laundry basket and other supplies
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- Grills (George Foreman, hibachi, BBQ, etc)
- Toasters and toaster ovens
- Hot plates
- Candles
- Incense
- Halogen lamps
- Lava lamps
- Black lights
- String type lights (i.e. Christmas Lights)
- Hookahs
- Pets (except for fresh water fish in a tank under 10 gallons)
- Drugs (other than your prescription)
- Alcohol or empty alcohol bottles
- Weapons of any kind (including decorative knives, fireworks, BB guns, paint guns, etc)
Residence Hall Costs and Fees for 2015-2016
- Room & Board (per semester)
- Suites and Quads: $3,100.00
- Tower: $3,400.00
- Summer/Winter Break (when available, for current residents only) weekly room $150 + meals $261.25
- Refundable Deposit $150.00 *
- Room Lock Replacement Fee:
- $75 - Tower and Suite Rooms
- $100 - Quad Rooms
- $75 - Tower and Suite Rooms
How to Apply for On-Campus Housing?
In order to reserve your room, please submit the following: $150 refundable deposit*, proof of measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) immunizations, and a completed and signed housing application and the license agreement/contract.
Please note: Housing Applications will be web-based ONLY. You will need to enroll as a student prior to applying to live on-campus.
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Toshiba's Camileo S30 offers an interesting, flip-style design, but we weren't happy with its poor screen and video quality in testing. Don't try to zoom in while shooting too; we could hear the loud in video recordings. Consumer testers gave it low marks; commenting that the button placement less than intuitive.
Type: Compact
Optical Zoom: n/a
Reviewed: September 2011
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Jane Blumenthal, AHIP: Medical Library Association President, 2012-2013
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Becoming Jane: a Profile of Medical Library Association President Jane Blumenthal
You can learn a lot about Jane Blumenthal, AHIP, from a quick tour of her office on the fifth floor of the Taubman Health Sciences Library. An entire wall of windows looks out to the University of Michigan Medical School, and beyond that you can see the new Cardiovascular Center and the manicured grounds where the Kresge building complex, part of which housed the old medical library, was torn down two years ago. Beyond that, and towering over every other building in the visible landscape, is the even newer C. S. Mott Children's Hospital and Von Voigtlander Women's Hospital.Within the office, diagonal from the desk, is a wood screen with a series of animal photos taken while she was on trips around the world. A framed close-up of a redtailed hawk signed by the nature photographer, Jane Blumenthal, hangs on one wall. Collections of various types-cactus plants, ticket stubs to the Bearded Pigs and Oakland Raiders Super Bowl events, Beanie Babies of the jungle animal and bird variety, and a collection of children's books (Librarian from the Black Lagoon, Bat Night at the Library, and Please Bury Me in the Library)- adorn the furniture and walls. Research assistant Stephanie Gertken says that, ''overall, the office gives you a sense of a person who finds delight in the world around her whether that be through a camera lens, a bobble penguin toy, or a quirky cartoon'' [1].
From her window on the world, Jane sees this as a ''pivotal time'' in the profession where there are organizational pressures brought about by a confluence of social, economic, and technological changes amid concerns from librarians who have faced positions being eliminated and, in the worst cases, their libraries being completely closed: ''as individuals and as a professional association, we are being challenged to change, and if we don't step up to that challenge, we won't be here in the future'' [2]. Since she is motivated by challenges, not complacency, Jane is undaunted: ''It's actually a time of tremendous opportunity, if we want to take advantage of the opportunities'' [2].
She is hopeful that, as MLA president this year, she can make a difference: ''There are already many people who have the same concerns, and I really hope I can make the case to others that we need to push the agenda along a little faster. Patience is not one of my virtues'' [2]. Those who have worked with her closely know that one of her secrets to moving an agenda forward is that she does not get bogged down in details presenting as obstacles- it is the end product that most matters, not the nuances of the process to reaching it.
Jane's presidential priorities are designed to confront some of the major challenges in the profession head-on, including (1) creating a new vision of health sciences librarianship and (2) expanding the membership base to include other related disciplines outside the library profession:
We should do new things, take risks, and develop new tools. We should strengthen the organization as well as the membership by expanding the definition of what constitutes health sciences librarianship. At the same time, we should welcome practitioners from related fields into our membership, whether or not they fall into this expanded definition. [2]
Jane's perspective on the direction health sciences libraries need to be moving in was informed by her experiences at Georgetown University, where she worked from 1990 to 2006. Georgetown was her first entree into an academic medical library. She held several different positions on her way to becoming director in 1997. At Georgetown, after being appointed assistant dean for knowledge management in 2000, she became part of the team of the dean of the School of Medicine, and she began to see how libraries needed to change in response to other driving forces in the environment. She attended the Harvard Macy Institute for Leaders in Medical Education in 2003, ''a very immersive experience which helped transform my perspective and solidified that I was a significant part of the Dean's team'' [2]. …


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- 1. Drain beets, reserving 1/3 cup juice. In a saucepan, combine the sugar, cornstarch and salt. Stir in beet juice and vinegar; cook and stir over medium-high heat until thickened and bubbly. Cook and stir 2 minutes more. Add beets and butter; heat through. Yield: 4 servings.
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HIS VALENTINE BRIDE (3) by Cindy Kirk: Being a matchmaker for the man she's lusted after forever, who is now her boss too, is the hardest thing Betsy McGregor has ever done. So she comes up with a cockamamie scheme for him to play love-broker for her, too. Ryan Harcourt's always seen Betsy as his friend's kid sister, until a deeper look shows him a beautiful woman he now wants only for himself. But will a threat from her past prevent any kind of future for them? Kirk's couple is charming and exasperating all at once. Although the plot flow has some small issues, overall this is an enjoyable tale.
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