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Prepare using PHILADELPHIA Neufchatel Cheese and BREAKSTONE'S Reduced Fat or KNUDSEN Light Sour Cream.
Serve with cut-up fresh vegetables in addition to/instead of the crackers.
Place tomatoes in small bowl; pour boiling water over tomatoes to cover. Let stand 5 to 10 min. to soften tomatoes. Drain; pat dry.
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I really enjoyed this recipe. It is very easy to make. I did add some seasonings, a little salt & pepper and some seasoning salt. I also added a chopped green onion. The red onion was very strong the first day. The second day their flavor was very faint. I could taste the green onion a lot more. After adding the dried tomatoes they were gummy and chewy. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to rehydrate them or if they were supposed to stay that way. Next time I think I will leave the tomatoes out, or read some more reviews & ratings before I buy the ingredients. But it is still a very good combination with them and I had people asking for the recipe!
Made this as an appetizer for Thanksgiving...everyone LOVED it and we've made it a couple times more since then. I add marinated artichoke hearts and sometimes also green olives to this as well and sprinkle some fresh herbs from my garden (basil or thyme works well) on top.
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Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts
Course summary for international students
|2016 course information
|Award granted
Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts
|Offered at Burwood (Melbourne)
4 years full-time
|Next available intake
March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester2)
|Fee paying annual fee - commencing 2016
|CRICOS course code
|IELTS Requirement
IELTS band score of 7 with no band less than 6.5
|Clearly-in ATAR
|Deakin course code
|VTAC Codes
|1400514183 - Burwood (Melbourne), International full-fee paying place
|Faculty contacts
|Deakin International
Tel +61 3 9627 4877
Online enquiry
Course sub-headings
- Course overview
- Cloud (online) studies
- Professional recognition
- Fees and charges
- Course rules
- Course structure
- Detailed course rules
- Entry requirements - general
- Entry requirements - specific
- Credit for prior learning - general
- How to apply
- Key dates
Course overview
Deakin's Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts degree will introduce you to the knowledge and competencies required by secondary teachers as well as providing you with a broad understanding of the practice of educators. The course will also give you in-depth knowledge in one or more fields of study within the Bachelor of Arts.
As part of the teaching component of this course you will learn key skills required for working as a secondary teacher through studying topics such as teacher-learner identity, policy, schooling and society, how to create learning-teaching environments, pedagogy, understanding children and adolescents, and professional identity and curriculum. You are required to complete a minimum of 80 days supervised school experience over the duration of the course, providing hands-on experience in a classroom setting.
Studies in the arts will provide you with opportunities to develop skills of critical and systematic thinking; an imaginative understanding and appreciation of the theory and practice of the social sciences; enhanced cultural sensitivity and understanding; skills and knowledge relevant to employment in the modern workforce and familiarity with the use and importance of information technology in learning and employment. All of these skills will complement the teaching profession.
Cloud (online) studies
Deakin offers many courses which can be studied by distance education overseas.
However, international students living in Australia must, in each compulsory trimester (that is, Trimesters 1 and 2), enrol in at least one unit that is offered as a Campus located unit and can, in addition enrol in units offered via Cloud (online). International students are not permitted to do more than 25% of their total course via Cloud (online) learning. Best practice is to enrol in mostly Campus located units in each compulsory trimester.
In a non-compulsory trimester (Trimester 3), international students may study Cloud (online) units only.
Professional recognition
This program is accredited by the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) as an initial teacher education program against the Australian professional standards for teachers. Graduates of this course who are intending to apply for registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) may be required to provide further information. You are advised to check the VIT registration requirements carefully.
Fees and charges
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full time load. Eight credit points is considered a standard full time load for one year. Each unit you study has an EFTSL value. You can add these together to calculate your study load each year. Depending on enrolment, you may be enrolled in more than or less than the one EFTSL each year.
Fee paying place - International (IFP)
A fee paying place is one for which the University does not receive any Government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute the full cost of their course.
Fees for international students apply to persons living in Australia with Temporary Resident status, provided that there is no limitation on study and persons living abroad who are not Australian citizens and do not have Permanent Resident status in Australia.
The actual course fees charged by Deakin University, is based on the course and the study load (EFTSL) being undertaken. The study load (EFSTL) value of each unit offered in 2016 can be viewed from the Unit Search.
The fees per course/unit/credit point may be otherwise subject to an annual increase due to rises in the cost of course delivery and service.
This indicative and annual course fees provided are a guide only. No representation is made that the information provided is current or accurate. Deakin assumes no responsibility for persons relying on indicative course fees to calculate the total future cost of their course. Applicants can email email@example.com au for more information about 2016 fees.
Course rules
To qualify for the award of Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts, students must complete 32 credit points as follows:
Students must complete 16 credit points of units comprising:
- 10 core units
- 2 curriculum study units in a first teaching method area
- 2 curriculum study units in a second teaching method area
- 2 electives
The Education component of this course includes 80 days of supervised professional experience.
Students must complete 16 credit points of units comprising:
- An approved Arts major sequence of at least 8 credit points
- No more than 6 credit points of units at level 1
- And either:
- A further 8 credit points of Arts units; or
- A further 4 credit points of Arts units plus 4 credit points of Mathematical Modelling units (From 2015, Mathematical Modelling is available to continuing students only); or
- A further 4 credit points of Arts units plus 4 credit points of Psychology units (From 2015, Psychology is available to continuing students only); or
- A further 2 credit points of Arts units plus 6 credit points of Photography or Visual Arts units, or the equivalent of 6 credit points of Music units by cross-institutional enrolment at Box Hill Institute.
Note: From 2015 only continuing students may undertake units from outside the Faculty of Arts and Education, to take Psychology or Mathematics as their second teaching method area
Course structure
Years 1, 2, 3, 4
Year 1
|Teacher-Learner Identity
|Learning-Teaching Communities
6 credit points of Arts units chosen in accordance with the detailed course rules for your selected teaching method areas (see Teaching Method Areas heading).
Year 2
|Literacy Across the Curriculum
6 credit points of Arts units chosen in accordance with the detailed course rules for your selected teaching method areas (see Teaching Method Areas heading).
Year 3
|Promoting Student Wellbeing
|Ways of Knowing Children and Adolescents
4 credit points of Arts units to complete major sequence
2 credit points of curriculum study units in second teaching method area (see Teaching Method Areas heading)
Year 4
|Numeracy Across the Curriculum
|Policy, Schooling and Society
|Professional Identity and Curriculum Work
|Teaching for Diversity
2 credit points of Education electives (see Recommended Educational Electives heading)
2 credit points of curriculum study units in first teaching method area (see Teaching Method Areas heading)
Teaching Method Areas
Teaching method area
Discipline study units
Curriculum study units
Photography (students commencing 2016)
Mathematical Modelling (From 2015, Mathematics is available to continuing students only)
Photography (continuing students enrolled 2011-2015)
By cross institutional study at Box Hill Institute only
Psychology (From 2015, Psychology is available to continuing students only)
Studies of Society and Environment (SOSE)
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
* Students choosing any two of Art, Dance, Drama and Music as their two teaching method areas should also undertake curriculum study units ECA435 and ECA436 for their second method area.
Recommended Education Electives
|Child Protection
|Teaching in a Global World
|Language: Speech and Sounds *
|Language: Words and Structure * (Final year of offer 2017)
|Student Behaviour Management and Welfare (Final year of offer 2017)
* Students undertaking English or TESOL as teaching method areas are particularly recommended to take one or more Linguistics electives.
Course Map
Detailed course rules
Satisfactory completion of this course requires students to choose Arts units that are in recognised areas of teaching method study.
- For the 8 credit point major sequence, students must choose an approved Arts major recognised for discipline study in one of the following first teaching method areas:
- Arts (Major in Photography or Visual Arts)
- Dance (Major in Dance)
- Drama (Major in Drama)
- English (Major in one of Children's Literature or Literary Studies)
- LOTE (Major in one of Arabic, Chinese, Indonesian or Spanish)*
- Media (Major in one of Film Studies or Media Studies)**
- SOSE (Major in one of Anthropology, Australian Studies, History, Philosophy, or Politics and Policy Studies)
- TESOL (Major in one of Arabic, Chinese, Indonesian or Spanish)
(Note: Music, Mathematics and Psychology may not be taken as first teaching methods in this course because these are not approved major sequences within the Bachelor of Arts).
*Note: Students selecting LOTE as a first teaching method who do not have a background of Year 12 studies in the language must select a further 2 credit points of study in the language of their major in following the rule below.
**Note: Continuing students enrolled 2011-2015 may take Photography as a Media teaching method area.
- Choose 8 further Arts units, which must include discipline studies in one of the following second teaching method areas:
1. 4 credit points in one of the following discipline areas, plus a further 4 credit points of any Arts units:
- Arabic (TESOL)
- Chinese (TESOL)
- Dance
- Drama
- Film Studies (Media)
- Literary Studies (English)
- Children's Literature (English)
- Mathematical Modelling (From 2015, Mathematical Modelling is available to continuing students only)
- Media Studies (Media)
- Psychology (From 2015, Psychology is available to continuing students only)
- Indonesian (TESOL)
- Spanish (TESOL)
2. 4 credit points in one of the following discipline areas, plus a further 2 credit points in another one of the following discipline areas, plus a further 2 credit points of any Arts units:
- Anthropology (SOSE)
- Australian Studies (SOSE)
- History (SOSE)
- Philosophy (SOSE)
- Politics and Policy Studies (SOSE)
- Sociology (SOSE)
3. 6 credit points in one of the following discipline areas plus a further 2 credit points of any Arts units:
- Music - Box Hill (for continuing students enrolled between 2011-2015)
- Photography (Art)
- Visual Arts (Art)
4. 8 credit points in one of the following discipline areas:
- Arabic (LOTE - Only for students who completed the language at Year 12)
- Chinese (LOTE - Only for students who completed the language at Year 12)
- Indonesian (LOTE - Only for students who completed the language at Year 12)
- Spanish (LOTE - Only for students who completed the language at Year 12)
- Music - Box Hill (students commencing 2016)
Note: Native speakers of a language other than English can study two teaching methods and have LOTE recognised as a third teaching method area. Contact Student Services for advice on this option.
Contact hours
For each unit of study students are expected to participate in at least three hours of formal contact each week of trimester. A minimum of six hours of study time in addition to the formal contact is also expected for each unit each week.
Entry requirements - general
General admission requirements for entry into undergraduate courses can be found at International Students - Apply site (Step 3).
Some courses may have additional entry requirements.
Students must also meet the undergraduate English language requirements.
Entry requirements - specific
Applicants are required to have successfully completed the Victorian Certificate of Education or equivalent.
Units 1 and 2 – two units (any study combination) of general mathematics or mathematical methods or units 3 and 4: any Mathematics. Units 3 and 4 – a study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English other than ESL.
All applicants must meet any prerequisites and extra requirements specified for their choice of major discipline sequence selected from Arts (see Deakin entry for Dance, Drama, Media Arts or Visual Arts) and for Music must have VCE music or a minimum of Grade 6 Practical (AMEB). Telephone (03) 9244 6381 for further information.
Non Year 12 Form: VTAC Personal History online and GPA. Applicants must lodge a VTAC Personal History online (see page 23) with complete supporting evidence of academic results, references and certificates, relevant work or community experience, and information regarding motivation and commitment to study. Late applicants or change of preference by 10 December.
IELTS / English language requirements
An applicant for registration as a teacher must meet the standards of competence in both written and oral communication in the English language.
If you completed all four years of the higher education study required for registration in English at an institution in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, The United States of America, Canada or the Republic of Ireland, you will meet the requirements for English language competence.
For International students: If you did not complete all four years of the higher education study you are presenting for consideration for registration as outlined above, you will be required to undertake one of the approved English language tests.
Credit for prior learning - general
If you have completed previous studies which you believe may reduce the number of units you have to complete at Deakin, indicate in the appropriate section on your application that you wish to be considered for credit transfer. You will need to provide a certified copy of your previous course details so your credit can be determined. If you are eligible, your offer letter will then contain information about your credit transfer.
Your credit transfer is formally approved prior to your enrolment at Deakin during the Enrolment and Orientation Program. You must bring original documents relating to your previous study so that this approval can occur.
You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
How to apply
- Applicant Portal: Use our online application system to submit and track your application now OR
- Apply through a Deakin International office: Fill out an application form and submit it to a Deakin International office OR
- Apply through a Deakin representative: Take your application form to your preferred agent for assistance.
Tracking your application
If you have already applied and wish to enquire about your application please refer to the relevant area through which you originally applied.
- If you applied through a Deakin representative please contact your representative.
- If you applied through a Deakin International office please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Working with Children Check
The Working with Children Act 2005 (Vic.) requires a person who engages in child-related work, as defined in the Act, to obtain an assessment notice under the Act, known as a Working with Children Check (WWCC). The Act is administered by the Department of Justice: justice.vic.gov.au
School experience placements in schools in the course of a university degree are "child-related work". Under the Working with Children Act 2005 (Vic.), administered by the Department of Justice, a student teacher must obtain a Working with Children Check (WWCC) before commencing school experience placements in a school. The WWCC must remain current throughout the course. It is an offence under the Act to engage in school experience without holding a WWCC.
Students will not be allowed to commence school experience in any school in Victoria until a Working with Children Check is obtained. The Department of Education has requested that on the application form a student nominates the University as the (or one of the) employers. The University will then be sent a copy of the assessment notice. Because the University needs to assure a school that a student placed at the school has a current Working with Children Check, each student must give their authority to provide the assurance - a student will be required to sign an authority for the University to inform a school that a WWCC has or has not been obtained.
While the University will hold on file documentation relating to the WWCCs obtained by students engaged in school experience, it is each student's responsibility to ensure that he or she can produce the WWCC card to the school upon request and to keep the WWCC current under the Act.
Students are required to apply for a WWCC through a participating Australia Post outlet (which can be found on the Australia Post website or the Department of Justice website) and provide proof to the faculty that the WWCC has been undertaken.
Should a student fail to obtain a WWCC, practical training in a school will not be provided, and as practical training is a requirement for completion of a teaching degree, the student may be unable to complete the degree. Should such a situation arise, the University will provide advice on options for tertiary study.
It is the responsibility of students undertaking placements outside Victoria to enquire about and, where necessary, to meet any similar legislative or other requirements concerning working with children.
Professional Experience requirements
Students are required for registration purposes (and for the award of the degree) to have completed over the duration of their course a minimum of 80 days of supervised school experience. Students should ensure they are conversant with the Standards for Graduating Students as required by the Victorian Institute of Teaching. The school experience is organised by the Professional Experience Office and students do not make contact with schools regarding placements under any circumstances. Students are required to comply with the on-line instructions regarding enrolment/re-enrolment in school experience; failure to enrol/re-enrol jeopardises a student's school experience placement.
Students should note that it is a requirement of the course that school experience is undertaken in conjunction with their curriculum studies and Education Major studies and during the time tabled dates unless, in exceptional circumstances, alternative arrangements are negotiated and agreed to in writing with the Professional Experience Office. Students should note that normally any paid or unpaid work undertaken in a school as an unqualified teacher/teacher's aide will not be recognised for credit transfer for supervised school experience for this course. Students may be required to complete the school experience component of the course outside the academic year.
A satisfactory level of teaching competence during supervised school experience is required for award of the degree. An "unsatisfactory" result on any school experience placement will be referred to the Faculty Academic Progress and Discipline Committee.
Graduates of an accredited teaching course should note that teacher registration is required in Victoria and is administered by the Victorian Institute of Teaching under the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 (Vic.). Prospective students should acquaint themselves with the requirements for registration in Victoria or in any other relevant location. These requirements include the ability to satisfy the Standards for Graduating Students (available at: vit.vic.edu.au)
Professional Experience enrolment
Students need to carefully follow the instructions correctly when enrolling or re-enrolling online in school experience units. Failure to enrol or re-enrol correctly jeopardises a student's school experience placement and this could lead to a delay in the award of the degree. Students must follow Faculty rules in relation to the number of days of school experience to be completed for each placement as per the Professional Experience Handbook (handbook is available at http://www.deakin.edu.au/education/students/professional-experience). Students should note that a 'day' constitutes a whole school day (not part thereof).
Information contained in the Handbook is updated annually and is a summary of Faculty rules in relation to school experience.
Schedule of School Experience units
Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)
|Teacher-Learner Identity [Coursework only from 2015]
|Learning-Teaching Communities
|Ways of Knowing Children and Adolescents
|Policy, Schooling and Society
|Professional Identity and Curriculum Work
To pass the units listed above pre-service teachers must successfully complete the unit work assignment component, submitting and passing the unit's associated assessment pieces; and successfully complete the appropriate professional experience days based in school/s.
The professional experience component is assessed primarily by the supervising classroom teacher in consultations with the pre-service teacher. Satisfactory completion of the professional experience component within each education studies/professional experience unit is compulsory in order for the student to progress.

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|Ursuline Academy
* Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll
* Horizon League Academic Honor Roll
* Butler Athletic Director's Honor Roll
2012 - Junior Season: Started 18 matches and logged 1,397 minutes of time...totaled 15 shots, eight on goal...played all 90 minutes vs. Louisville (Aug. 17)...put two tries on goal at Eastern Michigan (Aug. 26)...played 102 minutes and had two shots on goal vs. UT-Martin (Sept. 2)...played 97 minutes in double-overtime win over Dayton (Oct. 5)...played 85 minutes and had two shots vs. Saint Joseph's (Oct. 21)...totaled two shots on goal at Charlotte (Oct. 28).
2011 - Sophomore Season: Saw action in 19 contests, making 16 starts...had two assists, both against Madonna (Aug. 19)...totaled 16 shots, 11 of them on goal...didn't come off the field in 10 of Butler's matches...played all 101 minutes vs. Louisville (Sept. 11)...had two shots at Detroit (Sept. 18)...played 104 minutes against Xavier (Sept. 29)...attempted two shots vs. Cleveland State (Oct. 5)...played all 110 minutes in league tourney vs. Valparaiso (Nov. 1).
2010 - Freshman Season: Played in all 20 matches, starting 15 times...scored one goal and one assist on the year...totaled 10 shots, four coming on goal...played 60 minutes or more in a match nine times...assisted on game-winning goal at Milwaukee (Oct. 10)...scored a goal in victory at Detroit (Oct. 17)...totaled three shots against Youngstown State (Oct. 22).
High School: Three-year letterwinner, leading St. Ursuline to a 40-6-5 record over three seasons...selected second team all-league as a senior in 2009...participated in the 2009 Nike All-Star High School Invitational Showcase...twice named league academic all-star...named Academic All-Southwest for maintaining at least a 3.7 GPA while playing soccer...led high school team to a division title in 2007 and a runner-up finish in 2008...high school coach was Colleen Dehring...played club soccer for Cincinnati United Premier, leading the team to three State Cup championships (2007-09)...competed in Region II Club Soccer Championships four years in a row.
Personal: Born Sept. 23, 1991...daughter of John and Connie Allen...has a twin sister, Molly, who formerly played women's soccer at BU...biology major.


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Heavy Duty Altaz with Slow Motion controls
Posted 18 February 2009 - 01:50 PM
Posted 18 February 2009 - 02:08 PM
Strong enough to handle your 12 inch SCT or a 6 inch refractor.
ERik D
Posted 18 February 2009 - 02:11 PM
There are also additional mods possible that help with capacity and, of course, there is no substitute for a solid set of legs.
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Slo mo control is not needed if the OTA is perfectly balanced. However, If you change back and forth often between a heavy binoviewer and light wt EP it may not be very convenient for you. You will need to rebalance. I use a Losmandy Saddle and 13.5 inch male dovetail plate with my 6 inch F8 refractor. It's pretty easy for me to achieve perfect balance. 300X is no problem.
ERik D
Posted 18 February 2009 - 09:41 PM
SW England
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Posted 18 February 2009 - 10:12 PM
How about a solid EQ mount (eg: EQ5 or Vixen SP) used in Alt-Az mode ?.
SW England
I like that idea a lot.
IIRC the old Astro Physics 706 head and the Vixen DX can be used on the side as an Alt az head with slo mo. The problem is no manufacturer or dealer seem list which EQ head can be used that way anymore. I am not sure if they want to discourage using a EQ head that way or just don't feel there is a demand.
I went to visit Company 7 in Md, USA many years ago. I think Marty was mounting an 7 in F9 AP refractor on a 706 mount in Alt Az mode.
ERik D
Posted 19 February 2009 - 03:02 AM
The Track The Stars is a hefty alt-az mount with with goto controls, but possibly too pricey for a "poor PhD student".
I saw this mount at a star party half a year ago. It was a truly impressive piece of equipment, with a price tag which fully matched the engineering.
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Posted 20 February 2009 - 02:23 AM
Stellarvue is making the M7, which will also hold the 130mm scope, but again, no slow motion controls and with the tripod and saddle plates, it's pretty close to the DM-6 in price.
Teton Telescopes also has the Max Load for alt-az, also expensive and no slo-mo controls, but like the Stellarvue offering, it really doesn't need them.
The Giro may be able to handle the 130mm, but I have no experience with anything that heavy on it.
The reality is that a good mount for a 130mm scope is going to cost quite a bit of money, and the GOOD mounts don't really need slow motion controls.
Posted 27 February 2009 - 09:27 AM
Stellarvue has a new mount just out, the MG. Not many out in the field yet. Starlighter has one on order I think. I believe they recommend it up to their 115mm and they tend to be conservative. It does have slo-mo.
Yeah, that looks like a good mounting.
Apparently, it's made by
Kunming United Optics and they offer lots of other quality accessories, so no worries.
Posted 27 February 2009 - 11:31 AM
I think the most cost effective solution is to wait for the new AT heavy duty Voyager, assuming Mike B can get either the mount head or tripod manufacturer to make an adapter so the two parts are compatable. I assume you saw Mike's post regarding his "silly, but a problem none the less" issue with the parts manufacturers' unwillingness to make adapters.
I wish I had the mega $$$ for a nice binoscope or the European alt-az.
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Is there someone producing an aftermarket slow-mo control for the Giro???
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Can't be the same mount, can it? According to the owner, Stellarvue is "waiting for gears" and will be "cranking out" its own mount. The Kunming is a turnkey, complete mount solution. There'd be no reason to wait for parts or crank anything out if it were simply a re-branded product.
Well, lo and behold, Vic has just stated that his shop is so busy, he's outsourced the whole MG/MGE project.
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You will meet our passionate and knowledgeable staff who will guide you into your favourite animals' exhibit for a chance to meet these amazing animals and pose for a photo together.
Our professional photographers will be on hand to capture the moment. You will have the opportunity to purchase these images to cherish the moment forever.
The photo encounter is a brief experience that lasts a couple of minutes with each visitor booked, however please plan up to 15 minutes for the encounter to meet your photographer, keeper and for the safety briefing.
When you purchase a Close-up Encounter you are directly contributing to Zoos Victorias work to fight wildlife extinction.
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Joe Doerksen (44-12 MMA, 1-5 UFC) will step in on short notice to face Tom Lawlor (6-2 MMA, 2-1 UFC) in a middleweight match-up at the top of UFC 113's non-televised card.
Sources close to the event today confirmed the change to MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) and said Lawlor's original opponent, Tim Credeur, has been forced to withdraw from the fight due to an undisclosed injury.
UFC 113 takes place May 8 at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada and features a light heavyweight title rematch between current champ Lyoto Machida and challenger Mauricio "Shogun" Rua. It's the promotion's third trip to the Canadian province and the third sellout in as many visits.
Doerksen, a Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada native, is currently riding a four-fight win streak and fought most recently at Sengoku 10, where he defeated Takenori Sato by second-round knockout.
An 11-year veteran of the sport, the 32-year-old Doerksen has more than 50 fights on his résumé, has served two previous UFC stints, and in August 2007 made an unsuccessful bid for the WEC middleweight championship against Paulo Filho.
Doerksen has taken several UFC fights on short notice and struggled inside the octagon. In his most recent stint, he went 0-2 with losses to Ed Herman and Jason MacDonald.
Lawlor, 27, gave a valiant three-round effort in his most recent octagon performance against Aaron Simpson at UFC Fight Night 20 but fell short on the judges' scorecards. In spite of the loss, the Orlando, Fla., resident was awarded a "Fight of the Night" bonus that netted him an extra $30,000.
Prior to the setback, Lawlor racked up wins over Kyle Kingsbury (at light heavyweight) and C.B. Dollaway at UFC 100. He served as a cast member of "The Ultimate Fighter 8" and was eliminated by show winner Ryan Bader in the quarterfinals.
For the latest on UFC 113 event, check out the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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Part 15: Hold Your Temper...atureWritten by on November 1, 2003 Rebuilding a Heater Box Assembly
For those of us living in Florida, a heater core is not a necessity, or so I thought. Recently, the frequent (every day for months) rain has forced us to drive with the windows and vents closed. This is fine, but in Florida it's 80-90 degrees, and windows fog quickly. My point is a defroster is a must.
I first noticed I had a heater core issue right after I installed new carpet. I returned to the shop the day after the install and noticed this big stain on the carpet on the passenger side. I needed to drive the car, so I angrily disconnected the heater hoses, bypassed the heater core, and drove home. On the way home, I had to turn on the defroster to eliminate the window fog. But, as soon as I turned on the fan, I realized somebody had planted a tree in the heater box; I have never seen that many pine needles and leaves come out of a defroster vent. It was official--the heater box had to come out.
It's a simple job: Remove the four nuts in the engine bay around the heater-blower motor, the support rod in the vent area, and pull out the heater box. Well, there's really more to it than that, but you get the idea. Most of the parts required are available through the aftermarket, so we contacted The Paddock in Knightstown, Indiana, to get them.
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Yep, it looks a little rough. Yep, the heater core leaks. Oh yeah, and every time you turn the fan on or open the vent, you get covered with leaves and debris. Still, why throw away a good heater core box when it can be easily rebuilt?Our heater hoses were already removed, so next we removed the nuts around the blower motor and the bolt that sticks out of the bottom of the heater box.The bolt is connected to a rod that runs through the heater box, and a hook on the upper end of it fastens to the vent opening under the cowl.After removing the rod and nuts, pull the heater back toward the dash. It will come down, so be ready. If yours still has coolant in it, be careful not to tip the box, or your stained carpet will match mine. Once the heater box is resting on the floor, remove the control cables and fan-switch wires.With the box on a workbench, remove the clips that hold the two halves together by grabbing the tab on each clip and pulling.With the box separated, you can see our problem heater core. The heater core is fastened to the box with four screws. Remove the four screws, the heater core, and......in our case, this stuff fell out. I have no idea how air passed through the box for the previous owner. Even the squirrel-cage fan was packed full.With the two halves separated, you can see the flap (or door) that regulates the temperature of the cabin air by mixing the heated air with fresh air from outside.The blower motor is secured to the box by these little snap collars that slide over the motor studs and secure the motor and spacers. The spacers are required to give the support to the box while spacing it out away from the insulation on the inside of the firewall. Remove the collars and spacers, and slide the motor out.
Now, with everything apart, clean the box with warm, soapy water. Be careful not to damage the edges by dropping it (guess how we figured that out). Also remove all the old foam from the flappers and clean them up with a wire wheel or a bead-blast cabinet. New foam is available at hardware stores and upholstery shops. Using contact cement, put the new foam where the old was removed.Remove the motor plate by carefully drilling the POP rivets out, sandblasting it, and reattaching it with new POP rivets.Use the old cardboard backer as a template on the new cardboard. We got our new cardboard from an upholstery shop, because it's water-resistant. After making your new backer, reinstall it to the box using the clips.After installing the heater core, install the fan from the old motor onto the new one, and install the motor assembly as well. Our blower motor was replaced with a new unit from The Paddock.Place the two halves of the heater box back together, and replace the clips that hold them together. If your clips break, you can get more from The Paddock.We purchased a roll of foam insulating tape at a hardware store and taped it fast to where the original foam seal was. This seals to the cowl when the box is installed.The heater box can now be reinstalled. Before you put the box completely in place, reconnect the wires and control cables. Don't force the box; when it's properly aligned, it will go. If you force it, you could damage the heater core and have the same problem all over again. Hook up your heater hoses--and presto.


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I left Daytona Beach this morning after one last long dog walk at the park. Jake and Anne were well tired after throwing the softball we found into the water and having them swim out to get it umpteen times. It was a beautiful sunny day and the cruising was fine except for a few spots where it got so shallow I soft grounded and had to back out and find another way through. As I was passing New Smerna Beach they had a fair going on and it just looked so inviting... and it was. Free docks with friendly people to secure my lines, a great produce market where I restocked my fruit and veggie supply for $6, BBQ sandwich at the fair. As usual the dogs were a complete hit. I don't typically just go up to strangers, but Anne does and young or old, they can't resist her. I've met so many people on this trip that way. We cast off the lines an hour or two later and were off southward.
09/05/2008, Daytona Beach
While stuck on the boat during the first half of today I decided to fire up the oven. It worked great. It is designed to tilt in the opposite direction from the tilt of the sailboat so things come out even and not all spilled out inside the oven. Plus, the dry propane heat took away some of the tropical humidity. The smell of baking brownies on a boat in the middle of a storm is very comforting.
09/05/2008, Daytona Beach
I probably freak people out when I post pictures like the one above, but a picture is worth.. well you know. Actually it has calmed down considerably in the last few hours so I'll be able to take the dogs to shore for a long walk soon... but not too soon, it still picks up from time to time. They are crashed out for the time being and hardly suffering. The wind turbine has been the star of the storm, producing enough energy to run computer, lights, refrigeration, music, tv, movies, without the need for engine charging. It would produce more amperage overall but it turns itself off at about 35 mph winds to avoid self destructing.
09/05/2008, Daytona Beach, Florida
It was dark and blowy last night. I was feeling grungy and made use of the deck shower. Amazingly the water was still hot 30 hours after turning off the engine. You can imagine how nice it was with the cool wind and warm water. I set up the boat for the storm as best I knew and settled down for a cozy evening. The storm and other weather conditions created low humidity for a while so it was windy and comfortable as we fell asleep last night. I woke up a few times to check out the open port just to make sure we weren't dragging. About 3:30 a.m. I was awoken by the intensity of the wind and motion and remained awake while the storm reached its intensity. Wow. Even 115 miles from us Hanna is creating quite a blow, the news reports gusts up to 45 mph. As it became light the rain started. Anne got uncomfortable and came into bed with me. Both dogs are sleeping comfortably as the whitecap waves blow by the sailboat. I'm sure they would like to go to shore but the conditions don't support that yet. I pulled out the emergency anchor duffel about an hour ago and I just deployed it as a precaution. The main anchor has held amazingly well, but I may be dragging a little bit. The storm is still a little to the south of us but it feels like the gusts are gradually diminishing. It may get worse before it gets better. Maybe it just seems less ominous now that its getting light. I probably should have gone into the marina but I really wanted to experience the heavy winds so that if they come when I'm in a less protected location it won't be the first time. I've learned a few things already for the next time. If the storm were much stronger, I wouldn't feel comfortable being out in it voluntarily. So far we are making it through. I'm going to make coffee and breakfast soon. Big gust just hit. Ike is now tracking towards southern Florida and by all accounts it is the biggest one yet, so I won't rush too fast to Palm Beach, the crossing point, which is about 180 nm from here.
09/04/2008, Daytona Beach, Florida
Some of my family members and close friends know that I've been thinking about throwing in the towel in another month or so after coming 1000 miles down the Chesapeake and ICW and then sailing the Bahamas. I've had a lot of mixed feeling about whether I can really cruise a sailboat by myself with two golden retrievers indefinitely. Technically, I can, but in certain other respects, I'm not sure it is something I want to do for a year or more straight. 3 months cruising alone is one thing, a year or more is another thing. Having an end date for the cruise really helps me mentally at this point even if that date is not very cemented. Maybe it would be better to cruise with a mate. On that note, word on the street is that somebody has bought a ticket to West Palm in a little over a week and will be joining me for almost three weeks of Florida and Bahamas cruising. More about that later. As for my long term plans, I don't know. Maybe I will get off the boat after sailing in the Bahamas and maybe we'll continue on. Time will tell. Even when we stop sailing, we'll have to rent a car and get back to Oriental, North Carolina, where the motorhome is stored. Then we might as well do some road touring, perhaps through the Rocky Mountains if its not too late in the season. Who knows? Thankfully we are cruising now and I wouldn't want to be doing anything else right now and the mornings are getting cooler and the sun is setting earlier and I think we are all enjoying ourselves (and eating well) here on Tropical Dreamer.
09/04/2008, presently we are in Daytona Beach, Florida
Well it looks like hurricane Hanna is going to pass us a couple of hundred miles to the east so I can think about moving onwards instead of hunkering down here. As a naturalist cruising destination, Daytona is about as sucky as it gets. Nothing beautiful that I could find - only commercialism and not even much of that near the City Marina - probably more shops closer to the Atlantic beach. I don't even like shops, except grocery and ABC stores, but I thought it would be fun to browse. There is, however, a nice park close to the anchorage where I've taken the dogs and where I can let them run around supervised with leashes off. I also dingied by myself to shore to get a few things from West Marine like a Quarantine flag and a Bahamas courtesy flag. I canceled my marina reservation and I'm going to head on to an anchorage within walking distance of the beach later this afternoon. There is another cane coming our way next week, but there's little I can do about that now. The wind turbine is loving this weather and the breeze feels nice. Tomorrow is supposed to be the bad day when the hurricane is directly opposite us at sea so I'll likely be holed up in the cabin for that.
After taking the dogs to the beach and returning in near darkness in the dingy at full speed with an incredible view of the first sliver of moon, I made the nice dinner you see here. This was one of those cruising evenings that makes it all worthwhile. Dessert of Rollos. Nice.
09/02/2008, Fort Matanzas Inlet
By the way, "Matanzas" means slaughter. One happened here when some French tried to come through the inlet. Hopefully nothing like that tonight. However, in a few days hurricane Hanna will be coming north along the Florida coast. It is supposed to hit land just north of here (ironically) but the reports today predicted very heavy winds Thursday and Friday for my area. I've decided that I'm not coming off the water - not just yet at least. Instead I reserved space at a nice marina in Daytona Beach for the duration of the storm. We will ride it out at the dock in air conditioned comfort. I see lightening in the distance tonight - hopefully it won't come our way. I only have a medium amount of chain out as this is rather narrow channel and we are closer to shore than I would like. The change of tide takes us pretty close to shore near the fort and another one is coming in the middle of the night. I think I'm ok, but it will be low tide on that change and when I swing the other direction it is possible that I will ground - I think I'll be ok. On that note, I kind of hit an ICW marker while down below for a minute making a sandwich. It was on the way from St. Augustine to here and I checked before left the helm but I must not have seen this one after so many hundreds of the blessed things. Amazingly, the Catalina 36 pretty much just bounced off without problem. I'm certain one of the two signs on the marker fell into the water...so I'm sorry about that and will be even more careful when letting the boat steer itself in inland waters.
09/02/2008, Matanzas Inlet Between St. Augustine And Daytona Beach
I'm anchored in a really cool place tonight. As you may know, Spain controlled Florida and other parts of what is now southern United States from the time Columbus "discovered" the new world in 15th century until the British and then the US took possession. The forts that the Spanish built are huge - European in their massiveness. In addition to the large fort in St. Augustine,there is a smaller stone fort along the side of this short river leading to a small inlet. The fort was constructed to prevent back-door sea access to St. Augustine. Crews and supplies from the main fort there were dispatched here to guard this inlet. There is a really nice beach on the inland waterway side (rare) that I dingied to with the dogs around dusk. This place is just dripping with history and we are docked less than 100 yards from the fort. People have been camping out in this otherwise isolated inlet for literally hundreds of years. Tonight it is just Jake and Anne and myself.


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(WUSA) -- Thursday, WUSA 9 reporter Andrea McCarren told you about alleged pedophiles ICE investigators needed help finding. On Friday afternoon, ICE said it arrested a woman wanted in one of the cases, and a second suspect was arrested shortly after that.
The woman has been identified as 52-year-old Letha Mae Montemayor. ICE Homeland Security Investigation and Los Angeles police officers arrested her at approximately 7:30 p.m. about 10 hours after authorities released photographs of a woman and man wanted in a child sexual exploitation case.
A second suspect was arrested later Friday, and the child victim in the case identified. Lance Robert Fries, 43, of Tucson, was taken into custody at his attorney's North Tucson office without incident at approximately 1:45 p.m. Friday by ICE.
Fries faces potential federal charges of production of child pornography and is expected to make his initial appearance in federal court Monday.
Fries' arrest came after HSI released photographs Thursday of an unidentified man sought in connection with a child pornography case that involved the sexual exploitation of a pre-pubescent boy by an adult male. At approximately 11:15 p.m. Thursday, HSI special agents received a call to the ICE Tip Line regarding the suspect's possible identity.
Investigators were able to identify the victim and confirm that the boy is now safe. In order to protect the privacy of the victim, no further details are being released about his identity or relationship to the suspect.
Photos from about 11 years ago show a man and a woman sexually molesting a girl who appears to be 13 years old. The images were first discovered by HSI special agents in Chicago in 2007.
Police say they got a call on the ICE Tip Line about the woman's possible identity. Other leads and data helped them determine Montemayor was a suspect and they put her under surveillance. She was arrested outside an apartment complex in North Hills in the Los Angeles area. Police say her facial appearance and tattoos helped identify her.
Montemayor is charged with one count of production of child pornography.
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Anyone with information or tips can call 1-866-DHS-2-ICE or visit www.ICE.gov/tips. Tips may be reported anonymously.


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Carex morrowii 'Ice Dance', a low-growing, ornamental, variegated sedge is selected as one of the top ten low-maintenance plants by the illustrious gardeners in Gardening from a Hammock.
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The creeping Japanese sedge grows 20 to 30 cm and spreads between 30 to 45 cm in zones 5 to 9. It is a slow-spreading perennial with grass-like, arching stems covered with forest-green leaves trimmed in bright white or cream. It is grown for its foliage and for its ability to complement other plants.
Garden designer Kim Price of Kim Price Landscape Design Inc. likes it because it handles half sun or shade and flowers from June through July. "The variegated green and cream leaves provide interest throughout the season," she says.
The creeping Japanese sedge 'Ice Dance' is as "fresh and green in January as it is in August," says Jeff Mason who runs Mason House Gardens in Uxbridge, Ontario. "It looks like someone took a bunch of spider plants and plunked them in the ground." This sedge spreads but is not invasive. It has white, creamy variegation with a relatively fine texture.
Aldona Satterthwaite, executive director of the Toronto Botanical Garden uses it to fashion a dramatic silver and white palette in her garden. She combines 'Ice Dance' sedge, lamium 'White Nancy' and variegated Solomon's seal under an old silver-edged dogwood. She explains that the leaves of the sedge are trimmed in bright white, while the lamium has silver leaves with white flowers.
Creeping Japanese sedge is one of the star plants selected by 17 expert gardeners in Gardening from a Hammock by Ellen Novack and Dan Cooper. Gardening from a Hammock is an easy-to-use book describing how to create a fabulous, four-season garden using low-maintenance plants. It's loaded with tips and has a botanical reference guide.


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Indianapolis, IN (SportsNetwork.com) - David West had 20 points and eight
rebounds as the Indiana Pacers defeated the Washington Wizards 93-66 on Friday
C.J. Watson netted 16 points off the bench, Lance Stephenson added 11 points,
10 rebounds and five assists and Paul George grabbed 14 points and dished out
six assists, but scored just eight points on 2-of-14 shooting for Indiana,
which has won four of its last five games.
"You want to see a team come out and play as hard as any team you've ever seen
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Indiana outscored the Wizards 38-18 in the paint and outrebounded them 61-41.
Bradley Beal had 17 points to lead the Wizards, who shot just 32.1 percent
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The game was tied 18-18 after a quarter of play, but Watson and Roy
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Indiana led 45-37 at the break and West netted six points during an 8-0 swing
in the third to help extend the margin to 56-40.
"We weren't able to make shots and in the third quarter they came out with
more energy than us," said Wizards guard John Wall.
The Pacers took a 65-51 spread into the fourth, where the hosts cruised to the
easy win.
Game Notes
Indiana shot 44.6 percent (37-of-83) from the floor and 46.2 percent (6-of-13)
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PerkinElmer has made two acquisitions that bolster its prenatal screening business and expand its diagnostics offerings to include infectious diseases. The transactions also give the company broader access to emerging markets in Asia.
PerkinElmer paid RMB 435 million (about $63.64 million) for Shanghai-based SYM-BIO Lifescience, which supplies diagnostic instruments and related reagents to hospitals in the country particularly for infectious diseases. Additionally, PerkinElmer bought the genetic screening business of Surendra Genetic Labs, which is based in Chennai, India, and focuses on fetal, maternal, and newborn health. The purchase of SYM-BIO Lifescience doubles PerkinElmer's access to the hospital market in China. The transaction also adds production capacity in Shanghai and the surrounding area as well as R&D resources. The company expects to use this as a base from which to expand its existing prenatal and newborn screening business as well as the acquired operations in the China. "The acquisition provides an unmatched opportunity for advanced products from China to be introduced to regional and global markets," Zhang Sheng, president of SYM-BIO Lifescience. The addition of SYM-BIO's infectious disease products also allows for the expansion of PerkinElmer's regional and global offerings. The acquisition is expected to have no material impact on the firm's adjusted earnings per share for 2009 and be slightly accretive in 2010. Surendra Genetic Labs, on the other hand, pads PerkinElmers prenatal screening technology and services. "With approximately 25 million annual births, the current rate of uptake of prenatal and neonatal health services in India remains small," notes Dr. S. Suresh, director, Surendra Labs. "In partnership with PerkinElmer, we look forward to increasing the availability of screening services throughout the country via a successful combination of local infrastructure and global technologies and expertise."
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Good luck to everyone who put in for Elk and/or Antelope here in Arizona. The deadline was Feb 8th, so if you forgot about it sorry for the reminder.
I have 6 points for Elk going into this years draw, I have my fingers crossed that I will be chasing Elk with the bow this year.
As for Antelope, I have 1 point going into this year. Prior to last year never really considered hunting any other states besides Wyoming, but a friend of mine who lives in the area suggested I give it a try.
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Nicki Minaj Comic Book Released
After bursting onto the hip-hop scene and becoming a high-profile judge on "American Idol," the meteoric life of singer Nicki Minaj is being fleshed out in a comic book.
Fame: Nicki Minaj traces one of the biggest pop sensations of this decade from her Caribbean roots through her upbringing in Queens, New York and into a career as a pop diva who has teamed up with all the mega-stars like Justin Bieber, Madonna and Britney Spears
"Nicki Minaj came to conquer, to win, and she did," according to a news release from Bluewater Productions, the firm that released the comic book Feb. 13 as a part of a series of comic books focusing on the lives of celebrities. The book is available in print and as an e-book.
"Fame: Nicki Minaj" is written by Michael Troy and drawn by Jill Lamarina. There will be two covers for this issue, one by artist Jill Lamarina and one by Jonathan Woodard. Both will be available in print as well as digital.
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Digital copies will also be available for $1.99. It can be downloaded to e-readers from iTunes, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, ComiXology, Google Books, DriveThru Comics, Wowio, iVerse, and more.
The company produces three lines of biography comics: Female Force, Political Power and Fame. Each line has produced comics that have sold out of their original runs.
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From the kitchen of Heidi Prahl
Created this for supper last night – tastes fantastic, even better on day #2. Never used limes before, but love the way the juice is fresh and zesty on the vegies and doesn't hide the fresh flavors of the herbs like something heavier might. Heidi
2 cups peeled and chopped fresh cucumber or zucchini
2 cups fresh tomato – cherry or larger varieties, chopped
1 sweet onion, minced
1 sweet red pepper, chopped
1-2 cups freshly (leftover) cooked corn on the cob, cut from cob.
8 oz. crumbled feta cheese
½ cup (or more) fresh basil leaves, snipped in tiny ribbons
1 cup fresh (or a full bunch from the grocery store), finely chopped parsley
1 boneless chicken breast
fresh garlic, crushed
1-2 cups cooked, cooled pasta spirals…any shape works
Sauté chicken in olive oil. Cool and cut into bite size pieces.
Toss all ingredients together and dress with a few glugs of olive oil, and juice from 4 fresh limes – more or less to taste.
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Coroner's officials have ruled Whitney Houston died by drowning, but heart disease and cocaine use were contributing factors.
The announcement Thursday ends weeks of speculation about what killed the Grammy-winning singer on Feb. 11.
Houston was found submerged in the bathtub of her room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on the eve of the Grammy Awards.
Several bottles of prescription medications were found in her hotel room, but coroner's officials said they weren't in excessive quantities.
Coroner's spokesman Craig Harvey says cocaine metabolites were found in Houston's system, and it was listed as a contributing factor in her death. He says the results indicated Houston was a chronic cocaine user.
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Currently 3000 Austin Energy customers are without power. The entire Austin-area is under tornado watch until 11 A.M. There are also a host of closings/late openings as a result of severe weather. We'll update the list below as the morning progresses.
Lockhart I.S.D. - loss of power
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A state watchdog says that members of the Ohio governor's staff were involved in a takeover of the state GOP party this spring, but not on state time.
Ohio Inspector General Randall Meyer found no wrongdoing by three regional liaisons working for Gov. John Kasich who circulated, delivered or filed declarations of candidacy and nominating forms for individuals seeking seats on the GOP's State Central Committee.
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