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Consutech Systems, LLC
based in RICHMOND, VIRGINIA (USA)
Designer and manufacturer of incinerators and air quality control equipment for municipal, pathological, industrial and medical wastes. CONSUTECH SYSTEMS LLC is a privately held company with corporate and manufacturing facilities in Richmond, Virginia U.S.A., continuing the 35 year tradition of designing and manufacturing the proven CONSUMAT® technology for waste ...
BCB Environmental Management Limited
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BCB Environmental Management Limited is UK solution provider for hazardous and specialist waste management services. UK wide collection and disposal of hazardous and difficult wastes (drums, chemicals, packages, liquids, solids, etc., etc). Our comprehensive service can help identify, list, pack, re-pack, self-load, and transport your problematic wastes.
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Bertin Technologies is a world-wide company which provides a wide offer of expertise in the fields of Pharmaceutics and Life Sciences. With a global expertise in Life Sciences, the company offers a full range of Laboratory equipment with tree different ranges designed for biological sample preparation (Precellys), air contamination control (Coriolis) and medical waste ...
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based in Ashburn, VIRGINIA (USA)
INCINERATOR CONSULTANTS INCORPORATED (ICI) is an engineering firm specializing in incinerator systems technology and other thermal processes for waste treatment and disposal. This includes all types of systems: for hazardous waste disposal, medical waste destruction, treatment plant sludges, refuse or trash burning, general industrial waste disposal, VOCs and ...
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based in Burlington, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Waste Services, INC.is a multi-regional, integrated solid Waste Services company, providing collection, transfer, landfill disposal and recycling services for commercial, industrial and residential customers in the United States and Canada. In July 2010, Waste Services, INC. merged with IESI-BFC LTD, a public company traded on the New York Stock Exchange and the Toronto ...
based in Newark, DELAWARE (USA)
CycleSolv is a chemical services company located in Wilmington, Delaware providing a complete range of services for the chemical user: including recycling of spent solvent streams, disposal of wastes including non-hazardous waste, and sales of specialty chemicals and solvents. CycleSolv provides distillation services either on-site or off-site with our fleet of ...
Blue Diamond Technologies
based in Winnipeg, MANITOBA (CANADA)
Blue Diamond Technologies was formed to meet the environmental and economic challenges of the 21st Century. Our enterprise is organized to deploy our state-of-the art, patented technologies which generate renewable energy and extract optimal value from existing waste streams. Each of our technology platforms has achieved third-party validation. Blue Diamond will create ...
Biomedical Waste Services
based in Baltimore, MARYLAND (USA)
BWS specializes in Hazardous Waste, Infectious Waste and Universal Waste, and provides expert solutions for all other waste streams. BWS delivers comprehensive regulatory compliance with complete life-cycle environmental responsibility.
Merck Millipore
based in Darmstadt, GERMANY
Merck Millipore is the Life Science subsidiary of Merck, Darmstadt, Germany. As part of the global Life Science business of Merck, Merck Millipore offers a broad range of innovative performance products, services and business relationships that enable our customers` success in research, development and production of biotech and pharmaceutical drug therapies. Through ...
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NORD is working for a cleaner world. For our customers, for nature and for our children. For us, this is not a matter of a far-off future. It's about here and now and tomorrow.We process, recycle and dispose of hazardous waste in an environmentally sound way. We develop processes for the detoxification cycle and exploit the resources in hazardouswaste to maximise benefits ...


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — It's getting expensive to make a margarita or mojito. And it's not just the booze that's pricey, but the limes, too.
Limes are skyrocketing. So much so that a case of them that once cost $15 now goes for as much as $130.
L.A. restaurant owner Peter Kohtz winces a little every time a bartender squeezes a lime into a drink.
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The great lime crisis of 2014 is being blamed on weather, citrus disease and even mob problems in Mexico, where most are grown.

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February 24, 2013
Tallahassee, FL-Not everyone could make it out to Hollywood for the Oscars. But dozens gathered at Hotel Duval Sunday night for Florida State University's College of Motion Picture Arts' annual Oscar Watch Party.
Students, faculty and donors to the college attended the watch party.
They watched and cheered on as several films with ties to our area that were up for Academy Awards.
"It's an indication of just what a remarkable film school Florida State University has and how fortunate we in Tallahassee are to have that program here," said Frank Patterson, dean of FSU's College of Motion Picture Arts.
Some of those with local ties at the Oscars include Jonathan King, an executive producer on 'Lincoln', Ali Bell an executive producer for 'Hitchcock and Lucy Alibar, screen writer for 'Beast of the Southern Wild.'
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B.W. Dexter worked on the C.B. Jennings Elementary School in New London, Conn.
Masonry was a major component of the new Charles D. Duckworth building in Garland, Texas. Artisan Masonry was the mason contractor.
Artisan Masonry worked on the new Harry McKillop Elementary School in Melissa, Texas. Masonry contractors are counting on new school construction for additional business in the upcoming year.
Huntington Park is home to the Columbus Clippers minor league baseball team in Columbus, Ohio. Lang Masonry Contractors of Waterford, Ohio, worked on the stadium which seats 10,000 fans.
The Big Bad Wolf huffed and he puffed but he just could not blow the house down. The masonry industry can take away a lesson from the Three Little Pigs fairy tail, and not just because the third little pig outsmarted the wolf by building his house with brick.
If there ever was a Big Bad Wolf, it would be the troublesome U.S. economy. As its winds blow, the industry may be battered and beaten, but it still stands tall.
As the construction industry tries to rebound from one of the worst economic downturns since the Great Depression of the 1930s, MASONRY CONSTRUCTION's Annual Top Contractors survey shows masonry contractors are finding ways to overcome the hardships through building schools, public works construction, and repair/restoration. They are being forced to expand their markets in an attempt to stay afloat. "Diversification is key in this economy," says Robert Gladu, president of Artisan Masonry in Garland, Texas.
Our survey respondents' revenue dropped 26.2% from 2008 to 2009. This is not surprising, considering nonresidential construction remains stuck in neutral and overall construction has fallen for the fifth consecutive year.
"The economy has forced us to downsize approximately 50%," says Bruce Dexter, president of B.W. Dexter II Inc. in Danielson, Conn. "We have been forced to lay off employees that have been working with us for 20 years."
Despite the hard times, mason contractors can take advantage of niches in the marketplace. While these will not bring the industry back to the heyday of the last decade, they will keep business alive and allow money to flow through the balance sheets.
As the nation's population continues to expand, school attendance will also increase. Many see masonry as the sensible building choice.
In 1999, $18 billion was spent on new school construction, according to the Portland Cement Association. The total for the next three years is projected to be $74.5 billion. Looking ahead eight years, it is estimated that 6000 new schools will be built. At a 90% market share, masonry construction will account for over 5400 of those new schools, the PCA says.
"Schools have been keeping us busy," Gladu says. "This market is now 70% to 80% of our business, compared to the past where it was only 20%." Similarly, Terry Burgess Sr., president of Burgess & Burgess Masonry Construction Inc. of Clifton Springs, N.Y., says his company's most important projects last year was for the Fairport and Red Creek school districts.
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Nov. 11, 2011—Emily Rademaker of Cary, Ill., has been named North Central College's 2011 Lincoln Laureate, an annual award that honors outstanding seniors at four-year degree-granting institutions in Illinois. North Central College faculty selected Rademaker as the College's top senior for her excellence in curricular and co-curricular activities.
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is that a bad thing to be up at night? lol
is that a bad thing to be up at night? lol
I would suggest that you look at some of the state wildlife agencies. I worked as a wildlife trooper in Alaska for 20 years and found it to be a fun and rewarding career. Many states require a degree in a related field, Alaska does not at this time. It helps to have one though. Also, make yourself employable by obtaining anything that could set you apart from another applicant; pilot's license, Coast Guard license, etc. and stay away from any legal troubles.
Prayers help too!
At least you don't have any grey wolves or grizzlies to deal with or you probably wouldn't enough calves to study!
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OOOFFFF, population reconstructions. I had a 20-something year dataset of that in Maryland at my master's research site - talk about some confusing Microsoft Excel worksheets! Best of luck with your defense this fall, sounds like a neat project!
I have been a Wildland firefighter for 8 years now, originally started to pay my way through college, which it did, but once i got out of college in 2008 there werent many job opportunities, however with fire I always had rehire rights each spring so i just kept on doing it. I have slowly been working my way up the ranks which sometimes requires relocating as well. I am currently stationed at a remote guard station in the idaho backcountry and spend everyday outside doing somthing. (mostly "scouting"). I recieved my degree in Recreation which both the U.S. forest service and BLM have departments in, and once I want to have a normal life am hoping to move over into that. I love my Job. and get to travel the country while doing it.
Look into mining. Good pay and you generally live in good hunting places out west. I have been doing it for nine years and I love it.
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The University of Alaska Anchorage offers academic programs that prepare students for successful entry into the health professions. Applicants have entered medical, dental, veterinary medicine, optometry, pharmacy, and physician assistant programs following completion of pre-requisite courses at UAA. It must be emphasized, however, that there is a high level of competition for positions in professional programs. Academic performance, including scores obtained on entrance exams, health care experience, letters of recommendation, and interviews may all be determinants of the success of an applicants attempt to enter professional school. Pre-professional students are encouraged to strengthen their candidacy by completing the appropriate coursework, accumulating experience in health care and research, engaging in public service activities, and maintaining extracurricular interests.
Health professions advising is available at UAA through the WWAMI Biomedical Program, the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship, the School of Nursing, and other sources. Students interested in eventually entering medical, dental, optometry, pharmacy, and physician assistant programs are urged to meet with:
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Scientist Yoshiki Sasai, age 52, committed suicide and was found dead on August 5, 2014. Sasai was deputy director of the Center for Developmental Biology (CDB) at RIKEN in Kobe, Japan, and coauthor on two recently retracted Nature papers about an easier way to make induced pluripotent stem cells. The papers were retracted due to duplication and manipulation of images done by the main researcher and lead author on the two papers – Haruko Obokata. Although cleared of any direct involvement, Sasai was under immense pressure and heavily scrutinized by the media, public and peers. This involved speculation about Sasai's intentions to orchestrate a media frenzy, and for being overly ambitious and motivated to win future grants overlooking the integrity of the science.
According to colleagues at RIKEN, Sasai was receiving counseling since the scandal broke headlines and he was also hospitalized for about a month in March (1). He was found hanging in a stairwell of a neighboring building and beside him were three letters addressed to CDB management, his laboratory, and Obokata. On August 12, Kazuhiro Nakamura, the family lawyer explained the contents of Sasai's suicide note left for the family. Sasai was "worn out by the unjust bashing in the mass media and the responsibility he felt towards RIKEN and his laboratory" (2). But unsubstantiated claims in the media were not the only source of stress for Sasai. The speculation in tabloids might have also influenced how RIKEN and other colleagues behaved towards Sasai. In June, a report released by an independent RIKEN reform committee criticized CDB leaders for hyping the science and did not interview Sasai about such accusations. Their final recommendation was to dismantle CDB. According to the family lawyer, this was a tremendous shock for Sasai (2).
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UPS cargo planes searched for suspicious materials
An ink toner cartridge that was thought to have been converted into a bomb was tested for explosive materials. The tests were negative, but triggered the investigation of UPS shipments from Yemen.
October 29, 2010 - LM Editorial
Several media outlets are reporting that two United States airports—Newark, N.J. Liberty International Airport and Philadelphia International Airport—are on high alert after a UPS cargo plane originating in Yemen and had transited through Europe was carrying a suspicious package, which contained a printer toner package which was tampered with and resembled an improvised bomb.
The device, according to a New York Times report, was found last night at an airport in Birmingham, England. The report stated that federal officials isolated UPS cargo planes that landed at both U.S. airports on Friday morning, because they were carrying packages that appeared to have the same origin as the one found in England.
And the report also said that the UPS cargo plane from Yemen first attracted the attention of security officials who examined a suspicious package where the toner package was found.
An Associated Press report said that test results for explosives were negative. Cargo planes that landed safely at the Newark and Philadelphia airports were being searched after reports of potentially suspicious items on board.
The UPS flight that landed at Newark reportedly came from Yemen, said the AP, and the UPS flight that landed in Philadelphia arrived from Paris.
The United States Transportation Security Administration said in a statement that "out of an abundance of caution, the planes were moved to a remote location where they are being met by law enforcement officials and swept.
UPS officials said the company is fully cooperating with authorities who are monitoring reports of potentially suspicious packages on board cargo flights.
"We can confirm that authorities have investigated two aircraft in Philadelphia and one in Newark," read a company statement. "All of these aircraft have landed safely. Security is of the utmost importance to UPS."
An air cargo source told LM that there was speculation that information regarding the potential bomb was obtained "through some form of screening mechanism that took place."
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I have installed the latest zimbra community edition. I'm starting to do some tests in order to migrate from an exchange server 2003.
In a step of the migration process, I need to forward emails from accounts on zimbra to accounts exchange. The domain used in exchange is a TLD (something like ".local") and all exchange email accounts are user1@local, user2@local, etc.
The problem is that I can not configure the forward becouse zimbra won't let me set user1@local as a destination becouse it is not a valid email address (see screenshot)
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I would start by checking the harvest statistics for the various units in Utah and you can see what percentage of hunters are getting their elk. It would also help narrow your search as to which areas to concentrate on. This should be available on the Utah Division of Wildlife website.
Just a thought, for me shooting a spike or a cow is not much of a difference, since it is basically a meat animal. There is a ton of exceptional cow elk hunting in Wyoming and other states.
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WEIRTON - Magnolia scored early and often while rolling to a 51-12 victory against outmanned Weir on Friday night at Jimmy Carey Stadium.
The Blue Eagles likely enhanced their seventh-place rank in the West Virginia Class A playoff race because they recorded their sixth straight victory and were playing up against a Class AA team. The Blue Eagles are 6-1 and looking forward to their bye week.
The loss, Weir seventh in a row, spoiled the 2012 Homecoming.
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Magnolia scored on the second play of the game with a 58-yard end around by two-time all-stater Stephen Rogalski, and found the end zone on their next four possessions to put the game away early in the second quarter. The Blue Eagles took a 44-6 lead to the locker room at the half.
The Red Riders, who were outgained 381-149, got on the board shortly before halftime when senior Eric Piatt, who missed the last four games with a broken hand, burst through a hole up the middle and raced 71 yards. Piatt led the Red Rider offense with 89 rushing yards on 10 carries.
''Piatt had a very nice run and our freshman, Kameron Davis, had a couple of nice runs,'' Red Riders coach Tony Filberto said. ''We started eight freshmen against a team that possibly could win the Class A championship. We definitely were outmanned, but the kids played hard.''
Davis, who rushed 14 times for 40 yards, scored the second Red Riders touchdown on a 19-yard scamper over the right side on the first play of the fourth quarter.
''We talked this week to our kids about playing hard and playing fast and I thought our kids did it,'' Magnolia coach Mark Batton said. ''We executed well and when you get Stephen (Rogalski) on turf it's pretty nice.''
Rogalski, who scored on runs of 58 and 21 yards on the end around play - one to the left and one to the right - is one of the fastest high school players in the state based on several state sprint track championships he has accumulated.
Junior Kage Rohde joined Rogalski in the touchdown parade on runs of 22, 32 and 24 yards. Senior quarterback Tanner Hanna found Rogalski wide open down the middle of the field and hit him with a 35-yard touchdown strike late in the first quarter to give the speedy senior three first-quarter touchdowns.
The Blue Eagles also sacked Weir High freshman quarterback Jacob Wypasek in the end zone for a safety on the first play of the second period.
Wypasek stepped into the starting quarterback role when sophomore William Larch suffered a knee injury in the loss last week to Oak Glen.
''Our young quarterback is in a tough position,'' Filberto said. ''He got in to about 10 plays last week and started against a doggone good defense and played well.''


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Adrenalectomy is the removal of one or both adrenal glands. There is one adrenal gland on top of each kidney. The adrenal glands make several hormones, including cortisol, aldosterone, and sex steroids. The adrenal glands also make adrenaline and noradrenaline in small amounts.
Your adrenal gland may be removed if you have any of the following:
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Your doctors may need to admit you to the hospital before your planned procedure if your blood pressure has not been well-controlled with medication. This will allow more aggressive treatment to stabilize your blood pressure. It will also ensure that you have enough fluid in your body to prevent blood pressure problems after the surgery is done.
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Large masses are usually removed from the front of your abdomen. This is done so that the mass can be easily removed. The rest of your abdomen can also be examined.
An incision will be made just under your rib cage or in your abdomen. The adrenal gland will be carefully separated from the kidney. The gland will then be removed through the incision. The incision will be closed with either stitches or staples. It will be covered with a sterile dressing.
The doctor may choose to place a tiny, flexible tube into the area where the gland was removed. This tube will drain any fluids that may build up after surgery. It will be removed within one week after your operation.
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nice lizard though. I thought it was going to something big out in the grass.
Here in the south a new burn is just like a food plot, but out west I found out its very different. One thing I have noticed is if their is cactus in the burn, the deer seem to be in there feeding on it (these are burns that are very recent, lie the same year recent).
The thing that is hard for me is determining how old the burn is if I have never been there before. With the arid climate out West, it takes forever for a burn to recover it seems, but you look hard enough and you will see new life steaming out of the ground.
I hunted the Black Hills NF, SD last Spring for turkey. That burn they had in 2000 (Jasper Fire) was devastating and erradicated the area of turkey, but the deer and elk that moved in is crazy. I was nothing to see over 200 whitetail in one day, backpacking and not riding the roads.
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"Joyeuses fêtes" as the French say at this time of year – happy parties. It's one of those usefully vague French expressions, like "bonne continuation", which means "enjoy whatever you're going to do after we've said goodbye, not that I really care what it is" – a lot like the English "have a good one", I suppose, but without the potentially vulgar overtones.
The question is: have the fêtes actually been joyeuses in France? From my own strictly non-scientific observations here in Paris, amongst the people who either haven't got a country house, don't want to go to their country house, haven't got enough money or conveniently situated relatives to go to the sun, don't like ski-ing, or have found out there's no snow where they were intending to go, I'd say it was a bit like an old-fashioned English football match – a good effort but not much excitement.
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The Delaware Children's Museum, 550 Justison St., Wilmington, will host several healthy events and exhibitions starting March 2 and ending April 29.
These activities include:
10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m., March 2- April 29, DCM Gym- Children will get to experiment with the exercise equipment in the DCM Gym.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 4-8, Open Studio- Experiment with mixing baking soda and vinegar together, paint on the easels, and play on the felt board.
10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m., March 9-10, Jr. Circuit Training- Test strength and endurance as you work around the circuit of several exercise stations.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 9-10, Open Studio- Sculpt with play dough that you can take home, experiment with mixing baking soda and vinegar together.
11 a.m. to noon and 1 to 2 p.m., March 9-10, Try Science: Be a Biologist- Investigate the world of biology, experiment with microscopes, and take a magnified
look into the world of bacteria, microorganisms, and cells. Activities include peering through microscopes to explore the world of cells, using glitter to learn about the transfer of germs, and discovering how plants drink by watching flower petals change color.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 11-15, Open Studio- Explore the feeling of cloud dough made from flour and baby oil, and paint on the easels.
11 a.m. to noon, March 16, Junior Engineers- Build the boat out of Lego's and K'NEX with help from high school students in The Charter School of Wilmington's "Science Ambassadors" program.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 16-17, Weekend Open Studio- Sketch out a Shrinky Dink and watch what happens when it's cooked, explore the feeling of cloud dough made from flour and baby oil.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 18-22, Open Studio- Dig your hands into the Oobleck (made from cornstarch and water), paint on the easels, and plan a story on the felt board.
5 to 7 p.m., March 20, $2 Night- Visit the museum in the evening hours for just $2 per visitor. Enjoy all the hands-on exhibits together, spend extra time pumping up your heart during the DCM Gym, and join the Delaware College Investment Plan Studio D gallery where you can play with Oobleck.
5:15 and 6:15 p.m., March 20, Science About the Stories will take place as we read Eric Carle's book, "A Tiny Seed." Following the story, kids can explore seeds in different activity learning-stations. Parents can join the new monthly seminar series from 6 to 7 p.m. This month's topic, "Growing Together: Rainy Day Play," will focus on how to keep kids active indoors and tips for healthy snacks to make as a family.
10 a.m. to noon, March 23, Healthy Hour- The Junior League of Wilmington joins us for some HEALTHY fun and games at the DCM. Different activity stations include teaching kids how to portion a nutritious meal, making healthy trail mix, and getting active in a scooter race and obstacle course.
Page 2 of 2 - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 23-24, Weekend Open Studio- Build a structure with Stikits, dig your hands into Oobleck (made from cornstarch and water), and plan a story on the felt board.
11 a.m. to 1 p.m., March 28, Pee Wee Glee Club: The Obertones- Get a workout for your ears, toes, and lungs. A special performance by The Obertones, an all-male acap ella group from Oberlin College in Oberlin, OH.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 25-29, Open Studio- Find out the magic behind invisible ink, paint on the easels, and play on the felt board.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 30-31, Weekend Open Studio- Sketch a picture using scratch art, find out the magic behind invisible ink, and play on the felt board.
All programs during normal hours are free with admission, unless otherwise specified. Admission is $12 per person; museum members and children 12 months and younger
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1968 Chevy Camaro- Hometown Hot RoddingWritten by on June 1, 2009
'68 Camaro
Family Coupe
For Carl Casanova of Glendale, California, cars were a part of his life from the day he was born. His father was a mechanic, and wouldn't ever fix anything for him, instead choosing to help him fix it. He was into everything that could be taken apart. This was the first sign that he would become an engineer. His sister even had the bug, and sported a '67 Camaro Carl had his eye on. In 1981, the day came she needed to sell the Camaro because she needed a truck. It so happened that Carl had a '71 El Camino to put up as an even trade. Carl didn't feel too guilty about the trade since the 210,000 miles on the Camaro left it in need of a new engine that he had replaced for her in the past. Carl was still a teenager when he got the car, so he could only do minor upgrades including swapping the tired Powerglide for a TH350 transmission. He would have liked to do a manual swap but he just didn't have the time, money, or knowledge at the time. He drove the Camaro though high school and most of college until the rearend finally let go after over 300,000 miles. With his focus on earning his degree in engineering, he couldn't get around to fixing it for some time.
This is when the story takes a twist. Normally, when a guy gets married and has kids the project gets put on hold until the kids are in college. This was not the case for Carl. His wife helped entertain the kids and get him enough free time to play cars.
In 1996, he returned to his Camaro, and starting rebuilding it. He traded the 327 for an LS1 to give it the combination of reliability and power he wanted. The 300 hp that these engines produced from the factory wasn't enough, so he planted a Magnuson supercharger on top for a near 200hp gain. The sloppy automatic got thrown out for a T-56. Most people trash the stock shifter for an aftermarket unit, but Carl found that upgraded shifter springs from McMaster Carr at $4 a piece gave the shifter the feel he was looking for. With a strong running small-block and six-speed transmission, Carl needed to try it out at the track. He was hooked after just one lap. Now he makes it out to Buttonwillow and Willow Springs Raceway in California about four times a year. He doesn't go to many car shows, but he makes sure to get to any Goodguys events where there is an autocross event. He likes to drive his kids around to help give them a taste of what's to come for them.
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Magnaflow mufflers, Flowmaster tail pipes
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -- Jason Day leads the Masters after the second round, and 14-year-old Guan Tianlang has become the youngest player to make the cut in PGA Tour history.
Day shot a 4-under 68 Friday for a 6-under 138 total. That gives him a one-stroke lead over Fred Couples and Marc Leishman.
Guan is 10 shots off the lead -- just good enough to make the cut. His margin of error would have been larger if not for the one-stroke penalty he received for slow play.
The Chinese eighth-grader was already the youngest player in Masters history. Now, he's reached another milestone -- two more rounds in the first major of the year.
Tiger Woods surged to a share of the lead, but a tough finish knocked him three strokes behind.
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|Local breeders recognized
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Gale L. and Cynthia Haynes of Holyoke and Vision Angus of Amherst were recently recognized for owning proven bulls in the 2012 spring sire evaluation report.
Hayneses own one bull and Vision Angus owns five bulls listed in the report published by the American Angus Association in Saint Joseph, Mo.
National Cattle Evaluation (NCE) expected progeny differences (EPDs) are now generated on a weekly basis; however, a biannual report is still printed. Issued in both the spring and fall, the Sire Evaluation Report features the latest performance information available on 4,800 sires and is currently accessible at www.angus.org.
"This report provides both Angus breeders and commercial cattle producers using Angus genetics with accurate, predictable selection tools for improving their herd," says Bill Bowman, American Angus Association chief operating officer (COO) and director of performance programs.
EPDs are generated from the performance database of the American Angus Association, which includes information submitted by more 8,000 Angus breeders this past year through the Association's Beef Improvement Records (BIR) program.
EPDs are listed for growth and maternal traits, as well as residual average daily gain (RADG), docility and carcass traits that integrate DNA information in addition to performance records. Decision-making tools also include money values in the suite of bio-economic indexes designed to assist commercial producers in simplifying the genetic selection process.
The biannual Sire Evaluation Report utilizes nearly 21 million measures used to generate more than 60 million EPDs for the Angus breed.
The American Angus Association with headquarters in Saint Joseph, Mo. provides programs and services for nearly 30,000 members nationwide and thousands of commercial producers who use Angus genetics. Go to www.angus.org for more information.
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Port of Los Angeles must continue to use non-union drivers
September 26, 2011
Shippers and truckers hailed a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to overturn a ban on drayage owner-operators at the Port of Los Angeles late yesterday.
Spokesmen for the nation's retailers said that it was a victory for U.S. consumers as well.
"By striking down the Port's unjustified ban on owner-operators, the Court has upheld the rights of trucking companies to structure their businesses to maximize efficiency and productivity," said American Trucking Associations President and CEO Bill Graves. "By throwing out the ban, the court has ensured that competition, not government regulation, will establish motor carrier's rates, routes, and services."
Graves also noted that successful clean trucks plans in Long Beach, Seattle and the Ports of New York and New Jersey have shown you can improve air quality without forcing owner-operators out of your port.
As noted in LM, the same can be true for smaller ocean cargo gateways like the Port of Boston (MASSPORT) where a clean truck program was recently introduced using both organized and free market drivers.
"(Our) program regulates trucks not truckers," said MASSPORT's executive director, Mike Leone. "The program is focused on trucking companies and independent operators."
Graves said all clean truck programs share this mission.
"This plan was never about clean air, it was about promoting special interests of a few well-connected labor groups," he said.
Additional support was provided by the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA), which said "the ill-conceived employee-mandate" would have prohibited thousands of independent-owner operators from operating at the port with no appreciable benefit to the stated goals of the Clean Air Action Plan.
"Today's decision affirms RILA's perspective that partnerships that include port stakeholders including shippers, drayage operators and port authorities, are the pathway to achieving the shared goals of reduced emissions and uninterrupted commerce," said Kelly Kolb, RILA's vice president of global supply chain policy.
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Fluid dampers are used in military devices for shock isolation and in civil structures for suppressing earthquake-induced shaking and wind-induced vibrations, among many other applications. Fluid dampers work by dissipating the mechanical energy into heat. This model shows the phenomenon of viscous heating and consequent temperature increase in a fluid damper. Viscous heating is also important in microflow devices, where a small cross-sectional area and large length of the device can generate significant heating and affect the fluid flow consequently. The Conjugate Heat Transfer, Laminar Flow and Moving Mesh interfaces are used with a time dependent study in this model.


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An arrest has been made in a shooting in Philadelphia. Satainga Cypress turned himself in to police Tuesday morning. He's accused of shooting a female once in the thigh. This happened shortly before 5 PM Monday at 416 Myrtle Avenue. The victim was transported to Jackson for treatment. At last check she was in stable condition. An investigation continues into the motive. Cypress is officially charged with aggravated assault. As of Tuesday afternoon his bond had not yet been set.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Even the bomb "The Lone Ranger" didn't stop Hollywood from setting a new record.
The final ticket sales aren't yet tallied but the industry is expected to sell nearly $11 billion worth of tickets. That's an increase of nearly one percent.
However, since ticket prices are higher, the number of tickets sold was about the same as last year.
That's actually a good thing. Ticket sales had been going down the past decade.
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In his Commencement address to the Class of 2009, Blair Kamin (H) '09, the Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic of The Chicago Tribune, urged every North Central College graduate to "Be a Builder." After poking a little fun at himself (referencing the old TV show "Bob the Builder"), Kamin commented: "When I say, 'Be a Builder,' I am talking aspirationally, not vocationally. You can leave your legacy on anything from the visible public landscape to the private landscape of our emotions. You can build a friendship. Or a network of friends. A community. A business.
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On Large Big Mac with cheese value meal with another Big Mac with cheese.
On Large Big Mac with cheese value meal with another Big Mac with cheese.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
Triple BK stacker, large soda and fries, Jr whopper, 12 Chicken fries.
Either that time I ate a whole pizza or whole Five Guys bag of fries with a drink and burger.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
People post more food than dogar
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im glad justin made all those posts in 10-15 minutes or less, or else they wouldn't have counted as one read
Anyone can eat a lot in an hour, I'm talking about sitting meals here. I'm talking about you are so hungry you literally inhale the food, you know FAST FOOD. If people have problems with the definitions of words than I would suggest taking it up with their community college professors.
I thought it was called fast food because the was made quickly
Yeah, that's the definition of fast food.
Dogar's going for stuffing your face definition.
Also I've only eaten like two big macs or something. I eat a lot over a day but not a lot at once
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Also eating a lot of food very quickly is probably easier than eating the same over a longer, but still short, time period
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I hadn't eaten anything all day or the night before, and I had just ran for my school in a x-country 5k. I would have ordered more but I had a coupon for the jr. and that was all the money I had on me.
While not being the largest meal ever, I took a picture of it.
Largest I can remember is about half of a Crave Case and a few chicken rings and fries.
Just do it.
i dont consume a lot of food at all, even if im working
so sick of fast food.
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Kendall joins elite company with 2,000 games behind the plate
Jason Kendall overcame a grotesque ankle dislocation in 1999 to become just the fifth catcher in history to work 2,000 games behind the plate. The list is as follows: Ivan Rodriguez, 2,351 (and counting); Carlton Fisk, 2,226; Bob Boone, 2,225; Gary Carter, 2,056; and Jason with 2,000 and counting.
Jason and his son Kuyper had their picture taken last night with the five cakes that were presented to Jason – one featuring each of the catchers with 2,000 games caught. Kudos to Jason for persevering to reach this milestone!


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Getting a feel for Dobson's draft status
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- WITH THE NFL Draft coming up, the memory of Vinny Curry's 2012 selection is fresh in mind.
He was taken on the draft's second day, the Friday in which the second and third rounds are conducted. In a rarity, the Marshall defensive end was taken by his favorite team growing up, the Philadelphia Eagles.
When he finally returned my call in the 11 o'clock hour that night, you could tell he was beat. Joyful beyond joyful, but beat.
"Man, it's a dream," an exhausted Curry told me. "You never think those things can happen, but God has it planned out. It's unbelievable."
Curry played six games and had nine tackles with no sacks as a rookie, but I figure bigger things are ahead. He's still working hard and chasing the dream.
Friday night, maybe early Saturday, it will be receiver Aaron Dobson's turn. From both on- and off-field standpoints, it will be richly deserved.
Curry was selected in the second round by the Eagles with the 59th overall selection. Dobson stands to go a bit later, perhaps early in the third round.
Late last week, ESPN's Mel Kiper released his "Grade A" draft, which is NOT a mock draft. Rather, he tries to step into the shoes of all 32 NFL general managers and picks their first three rounds, in order. He even throws in a few trades.
He takes Dobson early in the third round with the 65th pick overall, to the Detroit Lions. His quick comment: "A playmaker, Dobson fills a peculiar hole for the Lions. Yes, WR is a need."
I know, Calvin Johnson roams Ford Field. But can you name another Lions receiver?
In his team-by-team analysis, he expands on that: "It's amazing that WR is a legit need for Detroit, but after what's happened with Ryan Broyles and Titus Young ... well, yeah - enough said."
Few mock drafts go into the third round, so position rankings are instructive. CBS Sports (NFLDraftScout.com) ranks Dobson as only the 14th wide receiver and 113th overall prospect, 10 spots behind West Virginia's Stedman Bailey. Analyst Rob Rang compares him to Seattle's Sidney Rice, saying, "Dobson could emerge as a starting-caliber split end despite less than ideal straight-line speed."
ESPN Scouts Inc.'s "tier rankings" rates Dobson in "Tier 6," 65th overall and the eighth receiver. Tier 6 is defined as a level that "contains prospects who are worthy of mid- to late-second round consideration." He is graded above average in all traits, and exceptional in ball skills - despite having small hands for his 6-foot-3 size.
So you see there is a disparity, though not too great. After the Tavon Austin/Geno Smith mania subsides, you can start listening for Dobson's name near the end of the second round, and do so intently in round 3.
Dobson's selection won't just be a boost for Herd fans - it will be a pick-me-up for Kanawha Valley football. Let's put it this way: If you can think of an area player drafted since Capital's Darrion Scott (2004, Vikings) and East Bank's Chris Massey (2002, Rams), you're better than me.
Otherwise, Dobson is going to break a nine-year drought. He has earned it.
After the second scrimmage, typically the real highlight of MU's spring, I'll offer up some winners:
And hey, did anybody miss cornerback Darryl Roberts last year?
One wonders if Chuck Heater, the secondary coach, may have more impact than Chuck Heater, the defensive coordinator. If that makes a shred of sense.
Shawney Kersey could have been added, but he is turning into the team's top enigma. He can get open against anybody, but he had a bunch of drops in the two scrimmages.
Can he fix that over the summer, or is this another source of anguish for Herd fans?
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Gossip Wish List: Hot Harry and Blake
June 15, 2011 13:36:00 Posted at June 15, 2011 13:36:00
On Sunday, Hot Harry was at the Guards Polo Club at Windsor Great Park to present the Queen's Cup. I just like the shot of him not really tweaking his nipple but looking like it. Am actually surprised Michael K from Dlisted hasn't already jizzed all over this photo. Full Story
Justin Timberlake: denim suits and Thoreau
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I was prepared to hate the new Justin Timberlake Playboy interview. The writer opens the piece by calling him the "coolest dude on the planet", on par with George Clooney and Keith Richards. Sit DOWN. Then he compares Timberlake to Frank Sinatra and Young Elvis. WHAT????????????????? To be fair, those words come from the journalist. Full Story


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ATLANTA (AP) - Authorities are trying the figure out why R&B singer Natina Reed was in a street when she was struck by a car and killed in Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett police say they'd to talk to anyone with information that could help them determine what happened to Reed late Friday near Lilburn in metro Atlanta.
The 32-year-old Reed was a member of the 1990s female singing group Blaque. Police say she was struck and killed while in the roadway at an intersection on U.S. 29.
Police say the driver wasn't at fault and no charges are being filed. They say the only witnesses were the driver and a passenger.
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(Anthon) -- Woodbury County Sheriff's office is reporting a farm accident has claimed the life of a rural Anthon man. 48 year old Donald Graves was killed on Saturday while attempting to stand up a Bobcat skid loader that had rolled on to its side. Graves was using chains and tow straps while attempting to get the skid loader in an upright position. The skid loader spun around and struck Graves with the attachment on the front of the skid loader. The attachment then came to rest on Graves. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
(LeMars) -Christmas is known as the season for giving. So, are people being generous when it comes to local charities? Pat Warner works with the LeMars Christian Needs Center. The Christian Needs Center is a local charity that distributes food and clothing to Plymouth County residents. Warner has helped with the Christian Needs Center for three years and she says there are many people who are making contributions.
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VERMILLION, S.D. (AP) - U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem says she is close to earning a college degree.
The South Dakota Republican during a weekend speech at the University of South Dakota winter commencement said she has turned in her final paper and hopes to soon qualify for the degree.
When Noem was 22 she left school to help run her family's ranch after her father was killed in a farm accident. The Press & Dakotan newspaper reports that through the years she has taken college classes including online courses, and also has received intern credits for her work in Congress.
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Volkswagen Group of America plans to create 800 new jobs at its Chattanooga, Tennessee, manufacturing facility, the company announced.
Many of those new jobs will go to contingent workers at the facility who are now employed by Aerotek, opening up opportunities for new contingents.
"These 800 new positions are a combination of production and support functions," said Hans-Herbert Jagla, executive vice president of human resources at the Volkswagen operation. "We will use this opportunity to hire many of our current Aerotek contract employees. So, Aerotek will be recruiting to fill full-time contract production positions that will open up as a result."
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Q: Scholarships - I received a scholarship from
a private donor. Should I report it to the Office of Student Financial Aid?
A: If you are
receiving scholarships from federal, state, university or private donor
sources, you MUST report the scholarship to the Office of Scholarships and Financial
Q: Scholarships - When will I see the AIMS
Scholarship posted?
A: NAU receives
notification of AIMS awards from the Arizona Board of Regents by the end of
July each year. If there are questions regarding eligibility, please contact
your High School guidance counselor who certifies the information to the
Arizona Board of Regents.
Q: Scholarships - I am a student with a
scholarship check from a private donor, or I am a private donor; how do I have
my scholarship applied?
A: Please send all
checks, made payable to Northern Arizona University, to the Scholarship Office,
PO Box 4108 Flagstaff, AZ 86011, with an award letter detailing who is to receive
the check (NAU ID# or SSN) and how the check is to be applied (Fall only,
Spring only, full year, etc.). If no information is provided, checks will
automatically be split; half applied for the Fall and half applied for the
Q: Scholarships - Why do the AIMS and NAU Merit
based Scholarships not work in conjunction with other waivers, such as the
A: AIMS and the NAU
merit-based Scholarships (President's, Dean, and NAU Merit) are all waivers and
as such can only be applied up to the amount of tuition. NAU automatically
applies the award that is of the most benefit to the student since the various
scholarships all have the same renewal criteria. These awards do not waive fees
or other charges.
Q: Scholarships - What scholarships are available
and how can I get more?
A: Scholarships are
awarded based on academic merit, financial need, and/or personal background.
Some have specific requirements or conditions that must be met, and many awards
are renewable each year. Incoming freshmen are automatically considered for
some academic scholarships once they are accepted to NAU. The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid has a Scholarship Application (available January of each year)
that is reviewed by most NAU departments and many private donors. This enables
students to submit their information for many scholarships in one place. We
also recommend that students look at NAU's scholarship webpage, nau.edu/Finaid/Aid-Types/Scholarships/, for additional scholarship opportunities.
Q: Scholarships - I received a private or
department scholarship. Why isn't it showing up on my account?
A: Scholarships are
posted to students' accounts once the award letter and check have been received
by the donor. Students are encouraged to follow up with the donor to see when
the check was or will be sent to NAU. Once received, the scholarship should be
on the account in a couple days.
Q: Loans - I cannot accept the PLUS loan or
private loan online in LOUIE the way I can accept my other awards. How do I get
these loans?
A: The Parent PLUS
Loan for Undergraduate Students is available to parents of dependent
undergraduate students to assist in paying for educational costs after other
financial aid has been awarded. The funds are borrowed directly from the Department
of Education. Students will see an award named 'PLUS Loan - Offered' on his/her
Award Letter. To apply, parents complete the online Parent PLUS Loan
Application at studentloans.gov. A credit check is done by the Department of
Education and the parent is notified immediately of the result. If approved,
parents must complete a Master Promissory Note (MPN) at www.studentloans.gov.
If denied, the parent can appeal the decision or seek an endorser. The
Private/Alternative Loan offer is the maximum amount that students could
receive through a private loan, usually obtained through their bank or other
lender. Students apply through the lender, which then works with NAU to
transfer the funds.
Q: Loans - I completed my MPN and Entrance
Counseling this morning. Why are they still on my LOUIE To Do List?
A: MPNs and Entrance
Counseling are done through Department of Education at studentloans.gov.
Schools receive this completed information regularly, however, it may take 3-5
days to show as a completed item in a student's LOUIE account.
Q: General - How does Financial Aid work?
A: The key to
financing your education is to plan early and keep your options open. The more
you know about how financial aid works, the better prepared you will be to pay
for college. There are many different programs available to assist families in
meeting the cost of higher education, and students may qualify based on a
combination of programs. Basically, parents and students contribute to the cost
of college to the extent possible and if unable to contribute the entire
amount, financial aid may be available to help meet the remaining costs. The
following types of funding are available: Scholarships, Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal ACG and SMART Grants, Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership Grant, Federal TEACH Grant, Federal
Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans, Federal Direct Parent Loan for
Undergraduate Students (PLUS), Federal Direct PLUS for Graduate Students, Perkins
Loans, Arizona Financial Aid Trust Alternative Loans.
Q: General - How Do I apply for financial aid?
A: Start by
completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). It is
available starting January 1 each year at fafsa.gov.
Q: General - Why Should I Apply for Financial
A: The cost of a
college education is expensive and becoming more so every year. It is worth
your time and effort to find out if you qualify for aid. The formula for
financial aid takes into consideration such factors as income, size of family,
other children in college and other expenses you might have. Therefore, you
should always make the effort to see if you are eligible for help in financing
your education. You can access NAU's Cost of Attendance figures via our web
Q: General - Do I need to be admitted before I
can apply for financial aid?
A: No. You can apply
for financial aid as early as January 1 for the upcoming academic year. To
actually be awarded, however, you must be admitted by Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation if you are an undergraduate or by the Graduate College if you plan
to be enrolled in a graduate program.
Q: General - My parents are divorced, and the
parent I'm living with has remarried. Does my step-parent have to report his or
her income and assets on the FAFSA?
A: Yes, provided
that the parent you're living with is the one filling out the FAFSA (your
custodial parent). The custodial parent is the parent with whom you lived the
most during the past 12 months. This is not necessarily the same as the parent
who has legal custody. If you did not live with one parent more than the other,
the parent who provided you with the most financial support should fill out the
FAFSA. Note, however, that any child support and/or alimony received from the
non-custodial parent must be included on the FAFSA.
Q: General - How is my financial need
A: The federal
processor considers all of the information that you provided on the FAFSA and
applies their formula, called the Federal Methodology. This formula takes into
account the income, size of family, number in college and other expenses to
determine your Expected Family Contribution (EFC). The school will subtract the
EFC from the Cost of Attendance to establish your financial need.
Q: General - I applied for financial aid over
four weeks ago, but haven't received the results. What should I do?
A: If you haven't
received a Student Aid Report (SAR), call the Federal Processor at
1-800-433-3243 (TTY users may call 1-800-730-8913). You must provide them with
your Social Security number and date of birth as verification. If you applied
online and obtained a federal PIN number, you can print a SAR online. You can
also write to: Federal Student Aid Programs PO Box 4001 Mt. Vernon, IL
Q: General - I see the Estimated Cost of
Attendance on my award letter; is there any way to cut some of these costs?
A: Focus on the
'Total Direct Costs' (tuition, meals, housing and books/supplies). These are
the costs that need to be covered each semester. Other costs, such as
transportation and personal expenses may not even be necessary and those that
are can be covered with a part-time job on campus.
Q: General - How do I become an independent
student for federal financial aid purposes?
A: You are
automatically considered independent if you meet one of the following: were
born before January 1 of the year specified for independency on the FAFSA, are a
veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces, are married, are a Ward of the Court, have no
living parents and have no legal guardian, have a legal dependent who gets more
than half of their support from you. The Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) has more details about these categories.
Q: General - If I live off-campus is my
financial aid affected?
A: Maybe. The Office
of Student Financial Aid establishes a budget of annual costs for all students
that includes housing. Living off-campus may affect a student's budget and,
therefore, affect financial aid.
Q: General - If I participate in the Federal
Work Study Program, do the earnings affect my future financial aid eligibility?
A: The earnings from
Federal Work Study should be reported as income on the FAFSA; however, you are
given the opportunity to exclude that amount from your earnings in another
section of the application.
Q: General - What if my family's financial
circumstances change? How does that affect my financial aid award?
A: The financial aid
application bases your eligibility on the previous year's tax information. If
circumstances change, such as loss of income, loss of employment, divorce or
death in the family, you may have your eligibility reevaluated. Contact the
Office of Student Financial Aid for more information.
Q: General - Why hasn't my aid disbursed?
A: There are many
factors that can hold up the release of your financial aid. Check your LOUIE
account for any holds or To Do List items. The most common holds are "Too
Few Hours" or "Past Due Charges". "Too Few Hours"
means you were funded for a certain number of credits but are not enrolled in
that number. For instance, if you are funded as full-time, you need to have 12
credits for an undergraduate or 9 units for graduate. "Past Due
Charges" means that you have a balance of $200 or more from a previous
term. You must pay this down below $200 for the next semester's aid to release.
Items on your To Do List, like Direct Loan MPN or Entrance Counseling, will
prevent disbursement of your loan funds only. Check your LOUIE account frequently
to make sure everything is in order. Financial Aid holds only prevent aid from
disbursing. There is not a financial aid hold that will ever prevent a student
from registering for classes.
Q: General - Am I eligible for Federal Work
Study (FWS)?
A: Federal Work
Study is a need-based award and requires that you have a FAFSA on file with our
office. If it was not awarded to you on your award letter you may contact the
Office of Student Financial Aid to check your eligibility.
Q: General - How will my financial aid be
affected if I drop any of my classes?
A: Depending on when
you drop your classes, you may or may not need to return some of your financial
aid to the university. If aid disburses/releases and you drop all of your
classes before the start of the term, you will be required to return all of
your financial aid. Any point after the start of classes requires the Office of
Financial Aid to calculate the percentage of aid you owe back. You may also
have a Satisfactory Academic Progress hold on the next semesters aid, so check
your LOUIE account frequently to avoid delays in your disbursement.
Q: General - What is Satisfactory Academic
Progress (SAP) and why do I have a SAP hold?
A: If you've
received aid and dropped your classes or withdrew, you will most likely find a
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) hold on your account for the next
semester. When you receive financial aid funding from federal or state
resources, there are "a few strings attached" in order to maintain
eligibility. 1.) You must complete 75% of the credits for which you were
funded. If you complete 25-75% of your courses in one semester, you will be
placed on probation. You will have two semesters to bring that percentage up to
75% or higher. If you fail to do so, you will be placed on SAP suspension. You
will then need to fund 9 credits in one semester on your own, without financial
aid, and successfully complete those credits or submit an Appeal to Standards
of Satisfactory Academic Progress form. If you fall below 25% at any time, you
will be placed on suspension. 2.) The maximum time frame for the completion of
a degree is limited by federal regulations to 150% of the published length of
the degree program and includes transfer credits and all attempted credit hours
including completed credits, audits, incompletes, withdrawals and repeated or
failed classes. The NAU Office of Student Financial Aid monitors your number of
credit hours at the end of every semester. Once you exceed this maximum time
frame for your program, you will no longer be eligible for federal or state
financial aid for any future semester. This may also be appealed with the form
mentioned above.
Q: General - Does my financial aid cover my
A: Books do not
appear as a charge on a student's account that will be paid by financial aid.
When aid disburses, it pays charges like tuition, fees, housing, and meals. Any
aid left over comes to the student as a refund. That refund can be used at the
NAU Bookstore for their textbooks and supplies. The extra money is not kept on
a student's account, but is refunded to them to use as needed.
Q: General - I was told financial aid disbursed
on the 15th, so where is my refund?
A: Financial aid
starts disbursing nine days before the start of the term. The Office of the
Bursar, who manages charges, processes that aid to pay all charges on the
account. If there is any aid left over, it goes to students in the form of a
refund. If students have signed up for Direct Deposit, the refund will be in their
bank account 48-72 business hours later. If they are getting a paper check,
they should expect it in 5-7 business days. Students can sign up for Direct
Deposit through their LOUIE account.
Q: General - My family's income has changed.
What can we do to get more aid?
A: A student's
financial aid is based on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA),
which uses the prior year's taxes. If a family's income has changed, the
student and parents can file a Contribution Appeal with the Office of Student
Financial Aid. This is found at nau.edu/finaid. With the appeal, the Office of
Student Financial Aid may be able to adjust the student's FAFSA to include more
current numbers, which may mean additional aid for the student.
Q: General - Can I make an appointment to speak
with someone in Financial Aid?
A: Students are
assigned to specific Program Coordinator, based on their last name. Each
coordinator has walk-in and appointment times each week and students are
welcome to come during walk-in times or make an appointment. The alphabet
break-down and schedule are available online at nau.edu/finaid/About Us.
Q: General - I am transferring from another
school. Does my aid transfer?
A: Financial aid is
student and institution specific. All schools have varying levels of funding.
Students who transfer to another institution should have their FAFSA sent to
the new school so that a new award package can be built. The new school will
evaluate the student's eligibility for federal and state grant grants and
loans. Loans have annual limits, regardless of the institution, so if the full
year's amount was taken out at the first school, there will be nothing left for
the second semester at the new school. Students are advised to speak with the
Office of Student Financial Aid to ensure a smooth transition.
Q: General - How can I get aid for summer
A: Summer aid
requires the same FAFSA as the previous Fall and Spring term. For instance, the
2010-2011 FAFSA covers Fall 2010, Spring 2011, and Summer 2011. At NAU, there
is a separate, online application for Summer aid. This is found on students'
LOUIE accounts beginning in late March or early April. Students indicate the
number of credits they anticipate taking and the types of aid they would like
to be considered for over all Summer sessions. They are then automatically
evaluated and will receive a list of Summer aid available to them. There are
two disbursement dates, depending on when the students' classes begin.
Q: General - How can I get aid for winter
A: Students can
receive aid for winter classes if they have enough Spring aid to cover both
Spring and Winter charges. The Winter application is available online at
nau.edu/finaid when students are able to register for Spring and Winter
classes. If students register for winter classes but do not complete the winter
application or pay out-of-pocket, they will be dropped for non-payment. This
application is due approximately one week before winter classes begin.
Q: General - What is Verification and what do I
need to submit?
A: Schools are
required to verify a certain percentage of the FAFSAs they receive, to make
sure that the application was completed correctly. Students are notified via
mail that they have been selected and that they need to submit a few documents
as soon as possible. Dependent students will need to submit the Dependent
Student Verification form, student tax return, parent tax return, and parent
W2(s). Independent students will need to submit the Independent Student
Verification form, student tax return, student W2(s), spouse tax return, and
spouse W2(s). All of these forms are available at nau.edu/finaid/forms . Once
received, the Office of Student Financial Aid will review the information, make
any necessary changes to the FAFSA, and set the file ready for awarding. If
additional information is needed, the student will be contacted.
Q: General - What does Possible Financial
Assistance mean on my LOUIE account?
A: After a FAFSA is
received and before a student is awarded, a placeholder can be seen on their
account. Possible Financial Assistance is the total amount of aid (need and
non-need based) aid that a student is able to receive assuming they complete
the application. It is not an award and will not disburse or release to a
student's account. Financial aid awards have specific names and amounts.
Q: General - What is the FAFSA deadline?
A: NAU's FAFSA
priority date is February 1. Students can start filing January 1 for the
following Fall term. Each school has a different priority date, so it is
important to check with each institution. FAFSAs can be filed all year long,
but the earlier a student submits their FAFSA, the better their chances for
need-based state grant funding.
Q: General - When will I know what I have been
awarded for the upcoming academic year?
A: Awarding starts
mid-to-late-March and continues each week throughout the year for the new
academic year, which begins in August. As files are completed they are put in
line for awarding. One paper award letter is sent to the student's mailing
address. If there are any changes to the awards (i.e. scholarship/grant added,
loan increased), a notification email is sent, advising students to check their
awards on LOUIE.
Q: General - I received a letter that says I am
ineligible for financial aid due to my admission status. What does this mean?
A: Students who file
the FAFSA before gaining admission to the university will get this letter.
There is nothing the student needs to do beyond ensuring that Undergraduate
Admissions and Orientation has everything they need to make a decision. Once
the admission goes through the student will be evaluated for financial aid.


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Keep Coal in Energy Mix
July 3, 2013
Long before Americans were around to blame, there was climate change. Geology tells us that at one time, much of Ohio was covered by ic....
Living in other countries is not so easy. There are a lot of consideration that you have to take note. From necessary documents, housing cost, food and services, travel allowances, gas cost and energy cost. Rising prices occurs in every corner of the world and some changes specially in power utilities sector comes out. Source: *****://personalmoneynetwork****/short-term-loans/
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Yesterday when the sky was bright there were numerous cars traveling up and down my street. Then late last night, when it was completely dark, there were no cars moving on my street for several hours. Then today lots of cars are moving again and everything is bright again.
And yet the wheeldogs of the world insist that the brightness of the sky is not attributable in any way to the traffic on my street.
Some people just don't understand the difference between correlation and causation.
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"The first decade of the 21st century was the warmest decade on record and yielded some of the most extreme weather events – drought, floods, heat waves, intense rain and snowfall – on record in various regions of the world, according to an overview of the last decade produced by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO)." Christian Science Monitor.
And yet the Flat Earth Society insists global warming is false and a liberal attempt to undermine the American Way.
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We might as well note as well that, since Coal can be, and is in other nations being, efficiently and profitably converted into liquid hydrocarbon fuels, West Virginia has it's own technology for doing so, in ways that are more sustainable, extend our Coal resource, and recycle Carbon. On May 28 of this year, West Virginia University was awarded: "United States Patent 8,449,632 - Sewage Material in Coal Liquefaction", a process invented by WVU Professor Alfred H. Stiller, and, in which Coal can be combined with stuff like sewage treatment plant sludge and vegetable oil, with all of them being converted into a substitute crude petroleum quite suitable as feedstock for a conventional oil refinery.
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it's just a shame that we are stuck with obama for a president.he thinks that he is god and controls the whole world.there is a reason nobody likes his policies.none make any common sense.the guy is brain-dead.does he know how to read?
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Maybe we're not being told because none of those magical processes work commercially at break-even or better.
Or maybe we're not being told because the big energy companies prefer drama to profit. It's just a gigantic drama queen conspiracy. Derrr.....
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In "United States Patent 8,461,215 - Rendering Coal As An Environmentally Carbon Dioxide Neutral Fuel And A Regenerative Carbon Source", issued just this past June 11, 2013, and assigned to the University of Southern California, our US Government confirms, that, by consuming Carbon Dioxide in the synthesis of liquid hydrocarbon fuels, as, for just one example, disclosed by "United States Patent 8,436,457 - Synthesis of Hydrocarbons Via Catalytic Reduction of CO2', issued just this past May 7, 2013, and assigned to the The United States of America, as represented by the Secretary of the Navy, we can, in essence, eliminate the emissions of Carbon Dioxide from our Coal-fired power plants - and, stick a thumb in OPEC's eye while we do so. We just, for whatever suspect reasons, are not being told.
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1959: Future Beatles drummer Ringo Starr got his first set of drums as a Christmas present. He was working as an apprentice engineer at the time.
1976: The Eagles' album "Hotel California" went platinum.
1991: "The Prince of Tides," directed by Barbra Streisand, opened nationwide.
1995: Entertainer Dean Martin died of respiratory failure at his home in Beverly Hills, California. He was 78.
2006: James Brown died at an Atlanta hospital. He was 73.
Today's birthdays: Actress Hanna Schygulla is 71. Singer John Edwards of The Spinners is 70. Actor Gary Sandy ("WKRP In Cincinnati") is 69. Singer Jimmy Buffett is 68. Country singer Barbara Mandrell is 66. Actress Sissy Spacek is 65. Actress CCH Pounder is 62. Singer Annie Lennox is 60. Singer Steve Wariner is 60. Guitarist Robin Campbell of UB40 is 60. Singer Shane McGowan (The Popes, the Pogues) is 57. Guitarist Noel Hogan of The Cranberries is 43. Singer Dido is 43. Singer Mac Powell of Third Day is 42. Country singer Alecia Elliott is 32. Singer Jess and Lisa Origliasso of The Veronicas are 30.


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Eric Hosmer named winner of 2011 Joe Burke Special Achievement Award
The Royals have announced that rookie first baseman Eric Hosmer was selected as the 2011 Joe Burke Special Achievement Award winner. The award was voted on by the Kansas City Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA). The Joe Burke is awarded to an unsung player who contributed above and beyond what was expected, or someone who the writers felt deserved some recognition for an outstanding season.
Hosmer, who turned 22 on October 24, began the 2011 season with Omaha (AAA) before making his Major League debut on May 6. The Royals first-round selection (third overall) in 2008 hit .293 (153-for-523) with 27 doubles, three triples, 19 home runs, 78 RBI and 66 runs scored. He led all qualified MLB rookies (min. 3.1 PA/game) in batting average, go-ahead RBI (26) and game-winning RBI (13). Hosmer also paced A.L. rookies in hits, runs and multi-hit games (42) while ranking second in RBI, doubles, total bases (243) and extra-base hits (49), third in home runs, walks (34) and slugging (.465), and fourth in on-base percentage (.334). The July A.L. Rookie of the Month either tied the game or gave the Royals the lead on 12 of his 19 home runs.
The Royals plan to announce the 2011 Les Milgram Player of the Year tomorrow and the 2011 Bruce Rice Pitcher of the Year on Thursday, November 3.


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First whitetail ever, wish i would have had a camera in the field!
First whitetail ever, wish i would have had a camera in the field!
Great deer, love those brow tines. Congrats to you.
Blue Skies Hunting Adventures
Wow! What a buck to start out with. That's a beaut...I love the brow times and the length of the other tines. If you have time, post the story behind this buck. Good job Man!
Really nice buck, Congrats!
Those are some sweet brows! I don't think I've seen a split brow grow that tall.
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
Thats a stud buck..Good job..
Here's my 2010 Idaho buck. About 6 below zero Nov.24th. BRRRRRRR.
Nice bucks guys, wish we had some whitey's around here, they sure are fun to hunt.
Shoot STR8
That thing is wild looking! Congrats!!