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Chair Eileen Breslin's Bio
Eileen Breslin, PhD, RN, FAAN
Dr. Breslin began her career as a registered nurse in the obstetrics and gynecology unit at Flagstaff Community Hospital. Before entering academia as an assistant professor at Northern Arizona University, she worked with Planned Parenthood throughout Arizona as a Clinic Director, Director of Client Services, and Ob-Gyn Nurse Practitioner. Dr. Breslin rose through the ranks at Northern Arizona University becoming a full tenured professor and chair of the Department of Nursing from 1989 through 1998 before moving to the University of Massachusetts – Amherst to serve as dean of the School of Nursing. While at UMass, Dr. Breslin also held the position of interim dean for the School of Public Health & Health Sciences for 3 years, and joined the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio as Dean of the School of Nursing in April, 2008. Dr. Breslin holds an appointment as Adjunct Professor in Public Healthat the San Antonio Regional Campus of the University of Texas School of Public Health at Houston.
Dr. Breslin, whose personal career interests include women's health and public health nursing, led a number of major initiatives during her nine years as dean at UMass. She instituted a doctoral degree in nursing practice, a clinical nurse leader program and a dual master of science and master of public health program ? all firsts in the state of Massachusetts.
Dr. Breslin received her Bachelor of Science degree in 1977 from Northern Arizona University. In 1978, she received her women's health care practitioner certification from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. She earned her master's degree in maternal-newborn nursing in 1983 from the University of Arizona, and her Ph.D. in nursing in 1992 from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado. She has served as president of the Primary Care Fellowship Society.
Among her professional activities, Dr. Breslin is a fellow of the American Academy of Nurse (FAAN) and of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP). Among many recognitions and awards, Dr. Breslin has been recognized as a Distinguished Practitioner in Nursing by the National Academies of Practice in 2000.
Dr. Breslin is co-editor of a book published in 2003 by the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric & Neonatal Nurses, Women's Health Nursing ? Toward Evidence-Based Practice. She also has conducted research on a variety of topics including women's reproductive issues, nursing clinical practice, violence as it is presented in nursing curricula, and drug addiction in the nursing profession.


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Samsung are looking to take a few steps outside of the current ring of competitors, and quickly speed ahead of their competitors with the announcement of mass-production of 128GB NAND flash on their 10nm process. Samsung have said:
We will continue to release next-generation chips at the right moments to actively react to consumer demands.
More consumers are moving to SSDs, using them as their primary drives, which will obviously lift demand for NAND flash. iSuppli reports that the 128GB chips will account for 30% of the 40.5 billion NAND flash shipped this year alone. Samsung are also going for more SSDs over 500GB to help the adoption rate of SSDs as primary drives.


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Truthdig Editor-in-Chief Robert Scheer and the other "Left, Right & Center" panelists discuss House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's unexpected loss to a tea party challenger. The National Review's Rich Lowry calls it "one of the most stunning upsets any of us have ever witnessed." Scheer says the defeat is "a response to pain" in the region. Does this mean the tea party is actually not losing power? Lowry says it "is never going away." What does this mean for immigration reform? Can the GOP compete for the White House in 2016 without addressing immigration reform?
In Iraq, Sunni insurgents have taken the city of Mosul and captured two more cities as they advance toward their goal of taking Baghdad. What could or should the U.S. do now?
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Kobe Port Tower
This Kobe landmark provides panoramic views over the streets of Kobe and the night sky
Famous as a symbol of Kobe, the Kobe Port Tower is a 108 m-high landmark tower located in Meriken Park. The world's first building to feature a pipe structure, it was nicknamed the Steel Tower Beauty as a result of its unique structure and shape, reminiscent of an elongated Japanese drum, and was awarded a prize by the Architectural Institute of Japan in 1963.
The observation platform offers a magnificent 360 degree panorama. From here, visitors can see the peaks of Mount Rokko, the streets of Kobe, and the Port of Kobe, as well as Awaji Island, Osaka Bay, and the Senshu region in the distance. Other distinctive features that make a trip to Kobe Port Tower worthwhile include a section of floor made from a special glass that becomes transparent when people approach, affording a spectacular view straight down from 75 m above the ground, and a ceiling that uses optical fibers to create the effect of a nebulous starry sky. At night, 7,000 LEDs (light-emitting diodes) float beautifully in the darkened sky as the observation platform offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy superb night-time views of central Kobe, as well as the illuminations at Harborland's Kobe Mosaic, and Meriken Park.
In addition to a souvenir shop and amusement area, the observation platform is home to a revolving café that rotates full circle every 20 minutes or so, allowing visitors to enjoy unparalleled views of Kobe as they relax with a hot drink.
Address: Hatoba-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo
Phone: 078-391-6751
Hours open to visitors: March–November: 09:00–21:00 (admission until 20:30), December–February: 09:00–19:00 (admission until 18:30), December 31: 09:00–16:30, Junuary 1: 06:30–16:30 (view of the sunrise on New Year's Day)
Admission Fee: \600 (high school students and older), \300 (elementary school and junior high school students); up to two children of under school age per parent get free entry
Closed: No holidays
Directions: 15 minutes on foot from Motomachi Station on the JR Kobe or Hanshin Railway lines (30 minutes from Shin-Osaka Station). (Car) 5 minutes from Kyobashi Interchange on the Hanshin Expressway Route 3 (Kobe Line).


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John McCain
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|U.S. Naval Academy, 1958.
|Bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Idaho, 1987
|Married, wife Cindy. Seven children from two marriages.
|Married, husband Todd. Five children: sons Track and Trig; daughters, Bristol, Willow and Piper.
|Raised Episcopalian but recently has said he considers himself Baptist.
|Political experience: Two terms in the House of Representatives, 1983-87; four terms in the Senate, 1987-present.
|Political experience: chairwoman, Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 2003-04; member, Wasilla City Council, 1992-1996; Wasilla mayor, 1996-2002; Alaska governor, 2007-present.
|Professional career: Retired from Navy in 1981 at rank of captain.
|Sports reporter for two Anchorage television stations, 1987-89; co-owner with husband of a commercial fishing operation, 1988-2007; owner, snow machine, watercraft and all-terrain vehicle business, 1994-97.
|Iraq: A vocal supporter of the war, he went against public opinion to champion the 2007 troop surge that has quelled violence. Opposes specific "timetables" for withdrawal, saying the United States has a moral and strategic responsibility to stay until the Iraqi government can control the country by itself.
|Oldest son deploys to Iraq next month. She generally has supported the U.S. role there.
|The economy: Focuses on job creation. Promotes free trade. Supports mortgage-industry reforms and relief for struggling homeowners, but not real-estate speculators.
|Recently signed a bill to suspend Alaska's gasoline tax until Aug. 31, 2009. Would grow the economy by lowering property taxes and taxes for small businesses.
|Immigration: Though he co-authored the Senate's failed 2007 comprehensive immigration reform bill, he now supports pursuing measures such as a guest-worker program and the legalization of undocumented workers only after securing the borders to the public's satisfaction.
|No public record or position on immigration.
|Energy: Favors more regulation of energy markets and would impose a windfall profit tax on oil companies. Wants incentives for development of alternative energies and favors capping industrial emissions.
|Supports drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as well as offshore drilling. Proponent of a natural gas pipeline from Alaska's North Slope.
|Environment: McCain agrees that climate change is a problem and supports a cap-and-trade system that would give transferable pollution credits to businesses that comply with greenhouse-gas ceilings. Also supports steps to reduce emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
|Skeptical of claims that climate change is leading to the decrease of polar bears in Alaska. Has threatened to sue to block the listing of polar bears as a threatened species.
|Abortion rights: Opposes. Supports overturning the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion.
|Staunchly pro life.
|Health care: His plan centers on market-based reforms, competition and deregulation to improve quality and lower insurance prices.
|Supports competition in health care to drive down health care costs and reduce the need for government subsidies.
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A Centre in Ghana trains people for peacekeeping operationsListen /
• Seven of the 16 United Nations peacekeeping operations deployed around the world are in Africa. At the same time, the continent is contributing to the training of peacekeepers at the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre based in Accra, Ghana. The Centre provides training in research and practical aspects of peacekeeping operations.
A fund helps improve health services in rural areas of Kenya
• Rural areas in Kenya are left behind in getting good quality health care for a number of reasons. One of them is that it is difficult to attract trained doctors and nurses to work in these areas, and funds are often scarce. However, thanks to the Health Sector Services Fund, which is supported by the World Bank, the situation is improving.
A forum on conflict and fragility opens in Liberia
• A forum on conflict and fragility opened in Monrovia, Liberia on Thursday. The meeting, which is co-hosted by the governments of Liberia and Finland, is focusing on Africa. It is the latest in a series of three UN-led thematic consultations on how to integrate issues of disasters, conflict and citizen security into a new universal development framework.
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Ralph F. Sbrogna
Having practiced law for over forty years, Mr. Sbrogna is a member of the Worcester County Bar Association, the Massachusetts Bar Association, the American and Massachusetts Trial Lawyers Associations, the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, and the American Association for Justice.
Mr. Sbrogna has obtained several record-setting recoveries in personal injury and death claims. He is certified as a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, the top trial lawyers in America. Recognized as one of the most prestigious groups of trial lawyers in the United States, membership in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum is limited to attorneys who have won million and multi-million dollar verdicts, awards and settlements. The organization, founded in 1993, has approximately 3,000 members located throughout the country. Fewer than 1% of U.S. Lawyers are members.
Mr. Sbrogna has been named a New England "Super Lawyer" by Boston Magazine and Law & Politics Magazine every year since 2004. The objective of the Super Lawyers selection process is to create a credible, comprehensive and diverse listing of outstanding attorneys that can be used as a resource to assist attorneys and consumers in the search for legal counsel. To be named to either list, an attorney must pass through a four-step process including a peer evaluation. Only 5% of eligible lawyers in Massachusetts are listed as Super Lawyers.
Mr. Sbrogna is also admitted to membership in the American Trial Lawyers Association, a national organization composed of the top 100 Trial Lawyers from each state. Membership is obtained through special invitation and is extended only to those attorneys who exemplify superior qualifications, leadership, reputation, influence, stature, and profile as trial lawyers.
Mr. Sbrogna has been awarded a peer review rating of AV, Preeminent, by Martindale Hubbell (their highest rating for competency and ethical standards.)
Mr. Sbrogna has been selected for inclusion in Strathmore's Who's Who, which recognizes men and women who have achieved success in their respective fields.
Mr. Sbrogna has been active in many local organizations, including The Jimmy Fund, the Worcester Art Museum, the Boys and Girls Club, the Greater Worcester Community Foundation, the United Way of Central Massachusetts, the Center for Living and Working, Inc., Bancroft School, and the Worcester State Foundation.
He is admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts and has been admitted by special appointment to numerous other state and federal jurisdictions. Mr. Sbrogna has authored numerous publications in the field of personal injury law and has presented and participated in numerous legal education seminars and workshops.
Mr. Sbrogna received his B.S.E.E. from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 1970 and earned his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 1974.
Areas of Practice
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- Personal Injury
- Product Liability
- Professional Malpractice
- Medical Malpractice
Litigation Percentage
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- Massachusetts, 1974
- U.S. District Court District of Massachusetts
- U.S. Federal Courts, 1975
- Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts
- Worcester Polytechnic University
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- New England "Super Lawyer" by Boston Magazine and Law & Politics Magazine since 2004.
- Awarded a Peer Review Rating of AV, Preeminent, by Martindale Hubbell
- Strathmore's Who's Who
- Member, National Association of Distinguished Counsel
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- Worcester County Bar Association, Member
- Massachusetts Bar Association, Member
- American Association for Justice, Member
- Massachusetts Trial Lawyers Association, Member
- Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, Member
- Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Member
- Top Trial Lawyers in America, Member
Past Employment Positions
- Fletcher, Tilton & Whipple, P.C.
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- The Jimmy Fund
- Worcester Art Museum
- Boys and Girls Club
- Greater Worcester Community Foundation
- United Way of Central Massachusetts
- Center for Living and Working, Inc.
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EP President Martin Schulz, European Council President Donald Tusk and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte met Friday morning in Brussels at the invitation of EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. They discussed the outcome of the United Kingdom referendum and made the following joint statement: (Read more: Joint statement by Schulz, Tusk, Rutte and Juncker on UK referendum outcome )
Konferenca predsednikov Evropskega parlamenta (predsednik Parlamenta in voditelji političnih skupin), ki se je sestala v petek dopoldne po objavi izidov britanskega referenduma o članstvu v EU, je sprejela odločitev o sklicu izrednega plenarnega zasedanja, ki bo v torek, 28. junija ob 10. uri. Poslanci bodo po razpravi glasovali o resoluciji glede nadaljnjih korakov po odločitvi britanskih volivcev za izstop iz Unije. (Preberite več: Izredna seja Parlamenta v torek, 28. junija )
European Parliament President Martin Schulz and EP political group leaders made statements to the press on 24 June following an extraordinary meeting of Parliament's Conference of Presidents (EP President and political group leaders) on the outcome of the UK's EU membership referendum on 23 June. (Read more: President Schulz and political leaders' statements on UK referendum outcome )
A new standard European travel document to speed the return of non-EU nationals staying "irregularly" in EU member states without valid passports or identity cards was informally agreed by MEPs and EU ministers on Thursday evening. A key goal during the talks has been to increase third countries' acceptance of the document through improved technical details. To enter into force, this informal deal needs to be formally endorsed by the full Parliament and the Council of Ministers. (Read more: European travel document: MEPs and ministers strike informal deal )
"Skrajni čas je, da naše ljudstvo zaživi v svobodi, brez zidov in nadzornih točk," je v četrtek v svojem govoru v Parlamentu pozval predsednik palestinske nacionalne oblasti Mahmud Abas. Izrazil je tudi zahvalo poslancem za priznanje Palestine in bil kritičen do Izrael, ker še naprej okupira palestinska ozemlja. (Preberite več: Palestinski predsednik Abas pred evropskimi poslanci )
The EU's renewable energy target - 20% of total consumption by 2020 - has already been hit by many EU member states. But others lag behind and must do more, MEPs urge in a resolution, voted on Thursday, on the EU Commission's "renewables progress report." To achieve the EU's energy efficiency target - a 20% gain by 2020 – member states need to implement EU legislation faster, and in full, says a second resolution, also voted on Thursday. (Read more: MEPs call for more ambitious and consumer-focused energy targets beyond 2020 )
V četrtek je Parlament podprl zakonodajo o določanju krajevne pristojnosti sodišč za ureditev premoženjskih razmerij ob dedovanjih ali razvezah mednarodnih parov. S tem naj bi se v 18 članicah EU, ki sodelujejo v okrepljenem sodelovanju - med njimi je tudi Slovenija - izognili vzporednim sodnim postopkom, ki letno stanejo več kot milijardo evrov (Preberite več: Razjasnitev premoženjskih razmerij za mednarodne pare v Evropi )
A proposal to grant Belgium €1,824,041 in EU aid to help find new jobs for 488 workers made redundant by construction machinery manufacturers in Wallonia was approved by MEPs on Thursday. A further 300 young unemployed people should also benefit from the aid, to come from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF). (Read more: MEPs approve EU aid for 488 redundant construction machinery workers in Belgium )
An EU deal with Monaco, which will make it harder for EU citizens to hide cash from the tax man in bank accounts there, was endorsed by Parliament in a vote on Thursday. Under the deal, the EU and Monaco will automatically exchange information on the bank accounts of each other's residents, starting in 2018 for information collected since 1 January 2017. (Read more: Ending EU citizens' bank secrecy in Monaco )
MEPs urge all parties fighting in north-eastern Congo to put an "end to the violence, lay down their arms, release all children from their ranks and promote dialogue" towards a peaceful solution, in a resolution voted on Thursday, after a debate on Wednesday. "There can be no impunity for perpetrators", they add. (Read more: Stop massacres in eastern Congo and bring perpetrators to justice, urge MEPs )


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Newlyweds Dana and Brad kiss on the grand staircase at the Seelbach Hotel in downtown Louisville. The couple retired there after their reception to get some rest before leaving the next day on their honeymoon.
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Zayn Malik LOVES Perrie Edwards "To Pieces"
He's never really tried to hide his adoration for girlfriend Perrie, and wears his heart firmly on his sleeve at times.
They're one of the most high-profile couples in the world, and now Perrie's Litttle Mix members have been talking about how much they love each other.
Bandmate Jesy Nelson revealed in an interview with Capital FM:
"He is absolutely smitten with her. He loves her to pieces."
And Jade Thirlwall said:
"I've never seen a boy love a girl as much as he loves her. He's really like a down to earth guy, he's a really normal lad."
Perrie has been hit with an unfortunate case of tonsilitis in recent weeks which has stopped her from performing with Little Mix, but she's hoping to be back up and running soon.
Zerrie will be spending New Year's Eve together with each other, helping Perrie's brother celebrate his birthday also. Miss Edwards tweeted: "Happy birthday to the best brother in the world! @jonnieedwards Love you loads kid! Perrie <3″
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Video Games Live: Music From Final Fantasy, Super Mario Bros. and More
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Here are a few details I just learned about the restaurants going into the new Omni Dallas Convention Hotel. Duh, Bob's Steak and Chop House, the brand is now co-owed by the hotel chain. Other food and beverage spots include The Owners Box ("sports lover's dream with state-of-the-art 16-foot screen with full-service bar and authentic menu"), Texas Spice ("captures the true flavor of Texas with an emphasis on local ingredients and southern style offering a twist on hometown classics"), Uptown Terrace ("4th floor of the hotel with views overlooking downtown Dallas with comfortable lounge seating, cabanas, a full-service bar, LCD HDTV's, and fabulous food"), and Lobby Lounge (signature cocktails in the lobby). There is a spot called Morsels on the hotel's website, but my Deep Throat failed to mention it. Here's the link. Chef names will be announced next week.
Restaurants at the New Omni Dallas Convention Hotel
by Nancy Nichols Posted in News, Openings/Closings. Sep 23, 2011 at 2:46 pm
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Shouldn't the Uptown Terrace be called the DOWNtown Terrace since the Omni Hotel is DOWN town and not IN UPtown? Whom do they think ther're kidding?


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Flash Review 2, 12-3: Remember Their
Remember Project 2001: Life at its Three-Ring Best
By Susan Yung
Copyright 2001 Susan Yung
NEW YORK -- This year's installment
of The Remember Project /Dancers Responding to AIDS, founded by Hernando Cortez
and Denise Roberts in 1991, was expanded to benefit victims of the World Trade
Center disaster. If it has been a cathartic event for the dance world in years
past, it was twofold this year, once again held at Dancespace Project at St. Mark's
Church, this time on World AIDS Day. In the 2-4 PM segment which I saw, the generosity
of spirit and talent was palpable, reaffirming the importance of supporting the
arts and the diverse creators in our midst.
With Beverly Blossom and Senta Driver
making introductions and remarks, a great sense of community came across. Where
else in the world could nearly 90 recognized dance companies/artists perform over
the span of 12 hours, flowing in and out of a working church which transforms
into a theater and back again, with nary a hiccup? It's a testament not just to
the cultural riches of the City, but to the professionalism of the artists and
organizers who donated their time and talent.
A number of the 15 different dances
in this block were elegiac, if non-specific, in nature. In Martita Goshen's Earthworks's
"Small Prayers," one dancer moved off into the shadows after executing rich, assured
arm movements. The four dancers crossed their hands over their hearts to conclude
the work. Edisa Weeks contributed "Fall," an elegant, intriguing study of loss
and remembrance. The performers executed a stylized ballet vocabulary, making
large looping ovals with their arms. Coming together, they formed an upward spiralling
cone after a chain of grand jumps in second around the stage's periphery. Scattered
autumn leaves lent an air of decay and poignant loss.
KM & Co.'s "15 Gestures... For All
That Struck the Earth," choreographed by Kristen Mangione to sacred music, employed
prayer-like gestures; the dancers leaned back, torqued slightly, and fell softly
away, in turn. "Consolation" by Ground Floor Dance Collaborative choreographed
by Cathleen Sweeney, had the five women, dressed all in white, supporting one
another between swirling, lyrical phrases and poses in flat back, attitude derriere.
"Zinphora Doesn't Tell," by Barbara Grubel Projects, featured three dancers who
leaped backward skillfully, and group hugged around one man who collapsed to the
ground. This work would profit from a bit more rehearsal.
Some of the dances were extremely
physical. Freespace Dance's excerpt of "Fourplay" (choreography by Donna Scro
Gentile, Maureen Glennon, Gaspard Louis, and Sebastian Smeureanu) featured gymnastic,
complex interweavings and partnerings. The exceptionally strong dancers took turns
lifting each over the back in a seamless, well rehearsed mobius strip of movement.
"Just Watch!," by Heidi Latsky,
played with the score's hyperactive bongo line, to which the duet shimmied their
legs as if they'd been sent an electrical shock. Moving rapidly through a sequence
of echappes, lunges, and heart-baring port de bras, the piece was jazzy and infectiously
Tiffany Mills Company performed an
excerpt of "Half-Hinged," costumed in cobalt blue, with wrist guards. Mills's
movement reminded me a bit of that of Trisha Brown, with whom she studied. Some
inventive phrasing included the dancers sliding into a snaking chain on the floor,
and a male duet with powerful partnering. Nell Breyer's "Excerpts - 'X'," while
energetic, was somewhat lean on choreographic ideas. It relied quite a bit on
vertical jumps and included frantic sequences that felt like movement to fill
Many of the dances celebrated life
in all its different guises. In "Hearts Divided," by Astrid Von Ussar, the dramatic
performers told a story of love triangle, and executed a form of bold, aggressive
ballet, including big attitude turns with torsos stretched in convex shapes. Peter
Pucci choreographed "In Time Like Air" for Infinity Dance Theatre performed by
Kitty Lunn, whose radiant stage presence was complemented by the intricate manipulation
of her wheelchair, which alternated between surrogate legs and an alter ego. Laura
Glenn's "Sands of Time" featured sustained lifts -- it began with a woman suspended
upside down, a motif repeated later on. The pair, in an embrace, rocked one another
reassuringly in the closing moments.
Humor and lightheartedness was abundant
on the program as well. In an excerpt of "Frappez La Rue, Jacques," Dance Group
Lonne Moretton, in Moretton's choreography, turned an elegant gathering of two
couples into a rollicking sequence worthy of the Three Stooges, complete with
eye-pokings. In a second song, the two men -- left dazed, confused, and prone
after the first song -- fought a turf war (the "skinny dog" won the prize). The
foursome showed an appealling openness and a deft comic touch with Moretton's
precisely timed sight gags.
KDNY (Kathleen Dyer)'s "East Wistwaddle
Ladies" (excerpt), in a folk dance mode, played with prissy stereotypes of small-town
women. The trio gaily tossed their skirts from side to side, and, in arabesques,
linked arms like skaters. "Balkan Landscape," by Tina Croll Dance, had no choice
but to bring the house down. With a thirteen-piece band and sixteen dancers. The
modern dancers skipped and chasseed joyously, and the five traditional folk dancers
closed with a rousing line dance orchestrated by a captain barking changes. It
was a paean to community and to the joy of life at its three-ring best.
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2014 Fall Festival – Schedule of Events & How You Can Get Involved
Wednesday, October 22nd
Scarecrow Judging 3:00pm
Scarecrow Contest Entry Form
Friday, October 24th
5:00pm-7:00pm – Chili Cook-Off @ City Hall Parking Lot Under the Big Tent
The "how to":
Please first come to the "entrance" table and get your tasting spoon (try not to drop it :)) and TWO tickets to vote with (one for catering category and one for restaurant). At this point you may also give towards the Fall Festival at the donation bucket, appreciated but not mandatory – this is a Free community event! Then go to each participant and taste their chili (there are cups with chili already prepared). Remember your favorite for voting!!! When you're done, go to the "exit" table and vote for your favorite. Chairs and tables are provided to eat at and don't forget to sop up the chili with some bread and wash it down with water, graciously donated by Bernie's Place and Ice Mountain, respectively. Plus volunteers for Ferris State University's Hospitality Management Program will be on-site to assist you!
2010 Winner: Kelly's Catering
2011 Winners: Kelly's Catering & Szot's Bar & Grill
2012 Winners: Kelly's Catering & Szot's Bar & Grill
2013 Winners: Ferris State University Catering & Szot's Bar & Grill
2014 Participants to Include:
Pere Marquette Catering
Ferris State University Catering
Schuberg's Bar & Grill
szot's Bar & Grill
Blue Cow Cafe
Cranker's Restaurant & Brewery
Gypsy Nickel
Congratulations to 2013 Winners Ferris State University Catering and Szot's Bar & Grill!
Saturday, October 25th
10:30am – Children & Pet Costume Parade (line-up at movie theater by 10:20am) Featuring the Ferris State University Pep Band
After Parade until 1:00pm:
Ferris State University Volunteers Kid's Games & Activities @ City Hall Parking Lot
Trunk or Treat @ City Hall Parking Lot
Inflatable Streetfair & Climbing Wall along Michigan Avenue
Salvation Army Hot Chocolate
Bob Evans Cookies & Coffee
Downtown Business Association Donuts & Apple Cider – Provided by Bernie's Place & Meijer
Giant Pumpkin Carving
11:30am – Celebrity Pumpkin Roll along Michigan Avenue
Kids and families can enjoy the Trunk or Treat, kids games, inflatables, pumpkin carving, donuts & cider, cookies & hot chocolate at their leisure until 1:00pm. All of these events start after the parade because we want as many people as possible to participate in the parade 🙂 The Celebrity Pumpkin Roll will begin at 11:30am, at which point Michigan Avenue (north of Chemical Bank) needs to be clear of pedestrian traffic (or risk being hit by a pumpkin!) The Pumpkin Roll will last approximately a half hour. All events are free and open to the public!
Congratulations to 2013 "Celebrity" Pumpkin Roll Winners Megan Hiler (Ferris State University Softball) and Scott Roman (Sunny 97.3)!
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We offer a wide variety of community living experiences to meet your needs and preferences as you grow and change during your college experience. We provide traditional housing experiences, living/learning communities, and more independent living arrangements. The Department of Residential Life has added several additional living/learning communities. A basic description is listed below about each community.
St. Cloud State is tobacco-free
Our policy prohibits the use, sale and free distribution of smoking and smokeless tobacco products on university property.
Tobacco use is allowed in private vehicles as long as respect for individuals and the environment is demonstrated.
Learn more at http://stcloudstate.edu/tobaccofree.
Traditional Housing:
Many students choose to live in a community that has no specific thematic emphasis. Students that select one of our traditional halls/floors will live in a diverse community of students from varying interests, backgrounds, ages and grade levels.
Co-ed Floors:
Students may request to live on a co-ed floor in Sherburne or Mitchell Hall. Men and women are assigned to separate wings/areas, and there are separate bathroom facilities.
Suite-style Living:
Returning and transfer students may request to live in Benton Hall where our suite-style housing is located. Each suite accommodates 3-4 people who share two double bedrooms and a furnished living room (couches & lamps). Second and third-floor suites also have a balcony. Two suites share a common bathroom. Benton Hall is available to upper level students.
Apartment Style Housing:
Many returning students select to live in Stateview Apartments during their sophomore, junior and senior years. This is an affordable and convenient option for upper level students who enjoy living on-campus but want a more independent living environment. Stateview consists of four-person apartments. Each apartment has four private bedrooms, a living room, bathroom, and kitchen with basic appliances. Students that reside in Stateview must have at least a 2.50 GPA and a minimum of 30 completed credits and/or 2 semesters of campus living.
Break Housing:
Please note that Residential Life will provide housing during university breaks in the following residential communities: Sherburne Hall, Lawrence Hall, Mitchell Hall, Case-Hill Hall, Benton Hall, Shoemaker Hall, Stateview Apartments and Coborn Plaza Apartments. Students who feel they need housing during Thanksgiving, Winter and/or Spring break periods should request to live in one of these communities for the academic year. All other residence halls will close for break periods at the published times.
Adapted Residence Hall Facilities:
Selected rooms in Mitchell and Case-Hill have been designated for students with a disability. Students needing special accommodations should indicate their specific needs on the residence hall application. For specific questions please contact the Department of Residential Life at (320) 308-2166 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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questions and answers about the future - archives
Question: "What are the twelve major ingredients of a successful futures talk?"
Answer by Arthur B. Shostak, Emeritus Professor of Sociology.
Question:"What are some ways to view the future?"
Response by - Steve Steele, Director, Institute for the Future, Anne Arundel Community College
Trends and Change
Question: "What are the implications of the 21st century global creative economy for the United States and its long-term economic well-being?"
Response by Dr. Richard Florida author of The Rise of the Creative Class and The Flight of the Creative Class. He teaches at George Mason University and is a non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Question: "What is accelerating change, and what does it mean for 21st century human beings?"
Answer by John Smart, president of the nonprofit Acceleration Studies Foundation (ASF).
Question: "In what ways might the human mind and human psychology evolve in the future?
Answer by Tom Lombardo, Director – Odyssey of the Future, Rio Salado College, Tempe, Arizona
Question: "What are likely future global social, political, demographic and economic trends?"
Response by - Gene Shackman, Ph.D. Director, The Global Social Change Research Project
Question: "How will schools change in the future?"
Response by - Dr. Peter Bishop, Associate Professor of Human Sciences and Chair of the graduate program in Studies of the Future University of Houston-Clear Lake
Question: "What will higher education look like in 2020?"
Response by - James L. Morrison, Professor Emeritus of Educational Leadership, UNC-Chapel Hill and Editor-in-Chief, Innovate
Question: "How are new capabilities within communications technologies going to change the shape and scope of human communities?"
Response by - Tim Mack, President, World Future Society
Question: "What is the future of eCommerce?"
Response by - Dr. John Sagi is Associate Professor of Business and Computer Systems, Anne Arundel Community College
Question:"What is the future of American children?"
Response by -Lou Aymard, Ph.D., Director of Family Outreach Network, Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, Maryland


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Dodge Ridge Ski Resort the closest ski area to the San Francisco Bay Area, about 166-miles, has closed its doors for the season.
The lack of snow, 160-inches , compared to a normal season of 300-plus inches, and the safety of the skiers, the management decided its not worth staying open--if more snow arrives, the management might change its mind.
There could be several other reasons that the management is closing its doors for the season too: you have to have a hard pack of snow to ski on, if you don't, your skis could catch an edge in the dirt, under the snow, and over you would go. A hard pack, snow that turn to ice , under fresh snow, prevents this from happening.
In a normal season, most ski areas in California will usually stay open until the end of March or go several weeks into April, depending upon the weather, but for the safety of the skiers the management decided to close for the season
If you want to ski, call the ski area before going skiing to see if the area is still open.


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Jennifer Kwok
Castro sets MVC Championship record in 200 fly
13 Salukis earn All-Conference recognition
Pinion breaks MVC record and wins 200 IM
Pinion sets Championship record in 200 IM
Benitez posts three individual wins, pushing season win total to eight
2011-12 // Senior
Competed in 14 meets...Won the 1000-yard freestyle in a dual meet with Evansville...Recorded 13 top-three finishes...Scored in all three events at the MVC Championships...Finished 12th in the 500-yard freestyle (5:05.18), ninth in the 1650-yard freestyle (17:25.17) and 14th in the 200-yard butterfly (2:12.33).
2010-11 // Junior
First-team MVC All-Conference selection...Competed in 11 events on the season...Collected three wins, two in the 500 freestyle and one in the 1000 freestyle...Finished fifth at the MVC Championships in the 500 freestyle, second in the 1650 freestyle and 13th in the 200 butterfly...MVC Scholar Athlete team selection.
2009-10 // Sophomore
First-Team All-MVC selection...Part of the conference championship 800 free relay team...Set a new career-best time with a first-place finish in the 1000 free against Illinois...Clinched 14 finishes inside the top-three...Swam a new career-best time with a fifth-place finish in the 500 free at the MVC Championships...Member of the 400 free relay team that took first place against Vanderbilt and Drury.
2008-09 // Freshman
Collected first-place victories in four of her first five races as a Saluki...Posted the season-best time on the team in the 1000 free (10:28.56) against Western Kentucky and in the 1650 free (17:34.78) at the MVC Championships...Captured 11 total top-five finishes.
High School
Member of the Kentucky State Team and Kentucky All-Stars...Earned KHSAA Academic All-State First Team as a freshman, sophomore, and junior...Member of the Kentucky Sectional Team sophomore and junior years...BGHS most valuable swimmer...State finalist freshman and junior year.
A pre-dentistry major...Has two brothers...Daughter of George and Laurie Kwok...Born April 30, 1990 in Bowling Green, Ky.


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WSFS Bank is hosting a July Business Mixer on July 25.
The event will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at WSFS Bank located in the Milford Plaza Shopping Center, 688 N. DuPont Blvd., Milford.
Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served. Guests will also have an opportunity to win a door prize.
For more information or to RSVP, call (302) 422-3344 by July 22.
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Another Uptown Funk Parody! (Just when you thought it was all over!) Dark Lord Funk brings you Harry Potter parody! FATHER & DAUGHTER RECREATE JURASSIC PARK WITH LEGOS _ A father and his eight-year-old daughter have created a stop-motion adaptation of Jurassic Park using $100,000 worth of LEGOs to make the sets and cars. The video took three months to ... Read More »
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Til' Death Did They Part, Literally. True Love Story.
I know it's past Valentine's Day, but what a beautiful love story! A couple who'd been together since elementary school, passed away peacefully just 5 hours apart….holding hands. Here's their beautiful story: Another UpTown Funk Parody done by Seniors called "Oldtown Cover" featuring Alex Boye and The Dancing Grannies: Guess who's coming to the next season of American Horror Story? ... Read More »
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Tim McGraw's performance from last nights Oscars was, IMO, raw and emotional and, although some commented not pitch perfect, was beautiful. He performed "I'm Not Gonna Miss You", the nominated song from the bio pic about Glen Campbell (and Glen Campbell's last written song, I believe). In case you missed it, here ya go: That FitBit was one of the ... Read More »
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The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) in collaboration with the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and in partnership with Government of Ghana has organised a three day regional workshop on capacity building to promote compliance of the new regulations under chapter four of Marpol Annex VI, Energy Efficiency Regulation for Ships.
The Director-General of GMA, Mr Issaka Peter Azuma, said the workshop would touch on technology transfer within the framework of the IMO Integrated Technical Co-operation Programme (ITCP).
Mr. Azuma added that air pollution from ships did not have the direct cause and effect associated with an oil spill incident that caused a cumulative effect and contributed to the overall air quality and affects the marine environment.
According to him, Annex VI of MARPOL had been established to limit Nitrogen Oxide emissions and required the use of fuel with lower sulphur content to protect people's health and the environment by reducing ozone producing pollution and rising temperatures at sea.
He further stated that such seminars and workshops would improve knowledge and build capacities of maritime administration within the West and Central African sub-regions for development purposes.
The Deputy Minister for Transport, Hon. Joyce Mogtari in her keynotes address explained that the workshop which centred on topical environment issues was crucial to the attainment of an adequately protected marine environment and it was pertinent to note that the IMO had put in place a number of effective measures to ensure that the environment was protected from all forms of pollution.
Hon. Mogtari mentioned that the problem associated with Green House Gas (GHG) emissions had caused a lot of concern globally on climate change.
The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the IMO in 2010 reiterated the requisition of the IMO Resolution relating to the control of Green House Gas (GHG) emissions from international shipping to relevant international organisations in the preparation for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC) in the year 2010.
She added that the workshop was to enable participants to better appreciate the amendments which were made to MARPOL Annex VI particularly regulation 23 of chapter 4 of the Annex.
According to her the workshop would introduce participants to technical and operational Energy Efficiency measures which the IMO had developed to reduce the amount of emissions from international shipping.
She further stated that these new measures when effectively implemented by member- states through the assistance of IMO Technical Co-operation Committee would enhance transfer of technology and enhance capacity building to facilitate compliance for significant reduction of GHG emissions by vessel. Source: ISD (Solomon Kusi Tetteh)


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Re: Arizona rumor
- From: Griffin <ENTERMYNAMEHEREFIRSTANDLASTNOSPACE@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Dec 2006 21:59:41 -0500
john.vampatella@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Who knows....maybe they bite on that. If I'm the Sox, I'd do that in a
heartbeat as well. The $9 million you owe Clement is a sunk cost right
now...may as well cut that in half and add a very nice bullpen arm in
the process. And maybe there are enough pros that Arizona would
consider it as well. Worth a shot, anyway.
At this point, you don't give up on Clement. If he wasn't injured right now and last year was him pitching healthy, then yeah, you probably do this. However, you KNOW last year he wasn't healthy and you DO know that when he was healthy, he was literally an All-Star pitcher. I say you wait him out and see what he can give you. Again, let last year be a lesson. You can NEVER have too much pitching.
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Anika Villancenzio,7 has written, illustrated and published three books this year. Her most recent is a nonfiction bi-lingual story called How They Started Makarios.
It tells the true story of how a woman who lives in Austin built a school in the Dominican Republic for underserved children and then, later with a partner opened Dominican Joe, a coffee bar in Austin that supports the school. Anika's book was released at annual fundraiser for Makarios where she sold and signed her beautifully illustrated book Anika is donating fifty percent of the profits back to Makarios; the other 50% will be placed in a college fund for her. You can buy her book here.
I coached Anika as she completed her last book and she has inspired me to be more focused and deliberate writer and better businesswoman. She and the other 64 children I have worked with at www.kidbookkamp.com this year have also taught me if we expect more from children, they will deliver more.
They all give me hope for our future - they are the future.


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FC Kansas City Blues defeated the Portland Thorns FC on Saturday August 23 at Verizon Field in Durwood Stadium, to advance to the Championship of the National Women's Soccer League. The championship game is scheduled for 2 p.m. on August 31. Kansas City remained undefeated at home during the regular season and continued the record for the playoff game.
Portland defeated Seattle on Sunday August 17 1-0 to meet FC Kansas City in the semi-final round. Saturday's match was a repeat of the 2013 semi-final match between the two teams played at the Verizon Field in Overland Park, Kan. Last year's game resulted in the Thorns winning in overtime 2-1 and later winning the league title.
In the 20th minute Blues player, Erika Tymrak was knocked to the ground in front of the Kansas City bench. One minute later, she was again taken to the ground on the Thorns side of the field. A yellow caution card was issued to Portland for the occurrence.
The first attempt on goal by Kansas City came in the 29th minute when Lauren Holiday for Kansas City passed the ball to Amy Rodriquez who drove down field, attempting a goal shot that went high over the bar. Both teams began the playoff with aggressive offenses that were countered with more aggressive defense by both teams. Due to the extreme heat, approaching 100 degrees on the field, the game was stopped for a water break at the 30th minute.
At the resumption of play, Portland was given a free kick that was caught by the Blues goalie Nicole Barnhart. Moments later Rodriquez had a second shot on goal from the right that was blocked by Nadine Angerer for Portland. In the 38th minute Tymrak was knocked hard to the ground, needing help from the bench. A free kick for Portland resulted in an off sides call against the visitors and a free kick awarded to Kansas City.
In the four minutes of stoppage time Portland had a shot on goal from the right side that hit a post and Kansas City recovered it. At the end of the extra time, the score remained 0-0.
At the beginning of the second half both teams took shots on goal from wide left and both going high. The first score of the game came in the 63rd minute with a pass from Holiday to Rodriquez on the left who was able to take advantage of Angerer who had fallen to the ground. Portland had only come back from behind one time in the regular season to win.
Jessica McDonald came onto the field in the 67th minute for Tobin Heath of Portland. A foul by Kansas City in the 71st minute gave Portland a free kick that went wide right of the goal. After a water break, Meleana Shim substituted for Portland replacing Christine Sinclair. Sinclair is number three all time in international play.
In the 82nd minute, Kassey Kallman of Kansas City received a yellow card, giving Portland a free kick and Sarah Hagen substituted for Amy Rodriquez before the free kick was attempted. At the 85th minute, Amy LePeilbet replaced Merritt Mathias on the field.
A second goal by Kansas City came in the 86th minute with Hagan passing to Holiday who hit from the left side of the goal, giving KC a 2-0 lead. In the 88th minute Holiday had another chance for goal that went wide right. In the 89th minute Kansas City substituted Katrina Gorry for Tymrak. Five minutes of stoppage time was added at the end of regulation.
At the completion of the stoppage time Kansas City was able to hold on to the 2-0 lead and advance to the Championship game. The Blues face the winner of the Seattle/Washington game scheduled for Sunday August 24.


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Sophomore Louis Dabney
April 14, 2014
NEW ORLEANS - Louis Dabney, a sophomore guard for the Tulane men's basketball team, was named second team All-Louisiana by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association (LSWA), it was announced this past weekend.
Dabney started 33 of the Green Wave's 34 games and helped guide Tulane to a 17-17 overall record, an 8-8 Conference USA mark and an appearance in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI).
The New Orleans, La., native averaged a team-high 15.2 points, pulled down 4.1 rebounds and dished out 2.0 assists per game, while leading the team with 151 made free throws and 41 steals. During the season, Dabney scored in double figures in 25 games with seven games of 20-plus points, including a career-best 31 points against Colgate.
Dabney joined Louisiana Tech's Kenneth Smith, LSU-Shreveport's Brandon Davis, LSU's Jordan Mickey and McNeese State's Ledrick Eackles on the second team. The LSWA first team consisted of Louisiana-Lafayette's Elfrid Payton, LSU's Johnny O'Bryant, Northwestern State's Jalan West, ULL's Shawn Long and Jonathan Blount of Centenary.
The awards were voted on by a panel if statewide media members and sports information directors.
Elfrid Payton, Louisiana-Lafayette, G, Jr., Gretna, La. - 19.1 ppg., 5.9 rpg., 6.0 assists, 2.3 steals
Johnny O'Bryant III, LSU, F, Jr., Cleveland, Miss. - 15.5 ppg., 7.8 rpg
Jalan West, Northwestern State, G, So., Bossier City, La. - 19.4 ppg., 4.0 rpg., 6.4 assists, 2.5 steals
Shawn Long, Louisiana-Lafayette, F, So., Morgan City, La. - 18.7 ppg., 10.5 rpg., 2.7 blocks
Jonathan Blount, Centenary, Sr., G, Shreveport, La. - 24.4 ppg., 3.6 rpg
Kenneth Smith, Louisiana Tech, G, Jr., St. Petersburg, Fla. - 7.5 ppg., 3.5 rpg., 7.9 assists, 2.5 steals
Brandon Davis, LSU-Shreveport, G, Sr., Pomona, Calif. - 19.0 ppg., 12.8 rpg., 3.0 assists
Jordan Mickey, LSU, F, Fr., Dallas Texas - 12.8 ppg., 7.9 rpg., 3.1 blocks
Ledrick Eackles, McNeese State, G, Sr., Zachary, La. - 17.8 ppg., 4.9 rpg., 2.4 assists, 1.5 steals
Louis Dabney, Tulane, G, So., New Orleans, La. - 15.2 ppg., 4.1 rpg., 2.0 assists
Will Nelson, LSU-Shreveport, F, Sr., Port Allen, La. - 22.7 ppg., 9.7 rpg., 1.1 assists
Tylor Ongwae, ULM, F, Jr., Eldoret, Kenya - 16.2 ppg., 5.8 rpg., 1.4 assists
Calvin Godfrey, Southern, F, Jr., Milwaukee, Wisc. - 12.9 ppg., 8.8 rpg.
Alex Hamilton, Louisiana Tech, G, So., Chipley, Fla. - 14.6 ppg., 3.6 rpg., 2.9 assists
McCall Tomeny, Loyola, F, Jr., Baton Rouge, La. - 16.7 ppg., 8.1 rpg.
Dantrell Thomas, Nicholls State; DeQuan Hicks, Northwestern State; Morris Wright, Xavier.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Elfrid Payton, Louisiana-Lafayette
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Will Nelson, LSU-Shreveport
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Jordan Mickey, LSU
COACH OF THE YEAR: Bob Marlin, Louisiana-Lafayette


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Rota Series Bar/Tube/Pipe Ultrasonic Test Machine (ROTA)
Original Code:ROTA
GE Inspection Technologies rotary test systems have their origins in high-precision testing of pipes and heat-exchanger tubes for nuclear applications in the 1960´s. The ROTA 25 and ROTA 45 Z inspection systems are designed for this dimension range.
Now, the ROTA Series is a probe rotating ultrasonic system also for bar and hot processed pipe inspection from 5 mm up to 450 mm (0.20 to 17.72 in.) in various types (Standard, E=Economy, S=Black material, Z=Central adjustment).
Again, our ROTA S & Z types are configured with a central probe adjustment and motorized bench/ transport mechanism setup, and are notable for high-test speeds and highly repeatable results.
The ultrasonic inspection includes detection of inner and outer flaws, as well as full dimension measurement.
The product fulfils various testing regulations such as ASTM, ASME, API, SEP and DIN
Product Features
- Turn key tailor made online, offline system with conveyor, testing bench and water system
- Various crack-type defects throughout the material cross section and divergences in the dimensions for internal and external diameter, wall thickness, ovality and eccentricity/wall-variation can all be detected in a single inspection cycle
- The systems are equipped with single or multiple probes, depending on the particular test requirement
- Capacitive signal transmission without mechanical wear
- High lifetime of the mechanical elements by use of stainless steel
- Notable for high test speeds and highly repeatable results
- Integration of eddy current test systems as a second, independent physical test procedure
- Hot rolled tubes with / without upset ends for Oil & Gas Industries
- Inspection of pressure and precisions tubes for Power Plants
- Nuclear tube inspection
- Precision bars and tube for Automotive industry


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KPMG in Hungary – supporting growth since 1989: KPMG established its office in Budapest in 1989, the first one in the CEE region. The Hungarian practice today is a leading audit, tax and advisory firm in Hungary and employs more than 800 staff.
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Through a thorough understanding of the financial services marketplace, we can help you create and provide value.
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Mans Best Friend
MANS BEST FRIEND – Dogs and humans, humans and dogs; it seems we cannot get enough of each other. I read recently that many people outside of the United States think us Americans are crazy when it comes to the relationships we enjoy with our dogs. It is true; the dog holds a place of honor in our homes and in our hearts. From the working dog to the pampered pooch, we are emotionally attached and reliant upon our canine companions.
No other animal can be trained or interact with people the way that dogs do. Service animals enable the handicapped to function both within their home and outside when in public. K-9 police dogs who sniff out drugs or explosives are completely dependent on their handlers for both safety and instruction.
Search and rescue dogs find lost children or adults in the worst of conditions. Herd dogs on farms are an invaluable asset to the ranchers and the animals they help tend. Different breeds are better suited for various tasks, but nearly any dog can be a wonderful pet within the home.
Dogs serve many purposes but most of all, they fill our lives with love. The reasons for dog ownership are many and there are just as many available dogs. If you are searching for the perfect family pet, visit your local animal shelter. They can guide you to a breed that will be suitable for your family and home environment.
Have you met Tasuku, a young Japanese boy and his French Bulldog, Muu? The pair is fast becoming internet celebrities and is a nice reminder of how special the companionship between a boy and his dog can be. The following is a photo gallery of dogs and their owners, with the first being of Tasuku and Muu.
"There is no friendship on this planet as intense, profound, and finally mysterious as that between dogs and humans" (Masson)


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This Blueberry-Lime Iced Tea rocks! I was inspired to make this by Taylor Takes a Taste's Blue Green Iced Tea, but I of course had to change it up to create my own version.
But before we get into how to make this delicious tea, I have an exciting announcement! (Exciting to me anyway.) I got a NEW CAMERA! Yes, I have joined the world of digital SLR photography. This is my first post featuring photos taken with the new camera. And, boy, do I have a lot to learn! I fumbled through my first photo shoot, fumbled being the key word, and realized that, wow, I've got a lot of work to do to truly learn what I'm doing. I appreciate your patience while I learn and improve!
So, since I was playing with different camera settings to see what they would do, I did both an indoor and an outdoor shoot with the iced tea. Here are some things I very quickly learned during my outdoor shoot:
1. Ice melts very fast in the balmy 95 degree southern summer heat.
2. This 95-degree-ice-melting rapidly creates unsightly sweat beads on one's subject, when one's subject happens to be a nice, refreshing, cold iced tea glass and pitcher (exhibit A above ... see around the bottom of the glass??).
3. I should really put my hair in a ponytail. Hair really ruins a good shot when the breeze picks up juuussst as you snap your picture!
4. Outdoor critters are quickly attracted to cut citrus fruit.
5. And, probably most importantly, I really should be sure to wear some form of footwear for my outdoor shoots. Deck boards that have been basking in the blazing sun all day are really much hotter than you would think.
But that's enough about my new camera for now. Let's move on to the rockin' Blueberry-Lime Iced Tea!
First, steep some tea bags - just like you would to make regular sweet (or unsweet, for that matter) tea.
|Tea ... it is a-brewin'
Then, make a blueberry simple syrup - that's just blueberries, sugar, and water simmered together. Simple, huh? (I just made a pun! Are you laughing? At least smiling just a tiny bit??) Put your berries, sugar, and water together in a saucepan ...
|Makings for your simple syrup - it's simple!
... bring them to a boil, reduce the heat, and simmer them for just a minute or two.
Next, you'll strain the blueberry syrup, squish all the juice out of the berries, and then squeeze in the juice of 1/2 a lime.
Combine the brewed tea, blueberry simple syrup, some water, and some ice. Now you've got refreshing and tasty Blueberry-Lime Iced Tea! I'm thinking this method would work with lots of fruits. Hmmmmm, think I'm going to have to try blackberry. What about peach?? I bet peach would be good! Got other ideas? Shout 'em out in a comment ... I'd love to hear them!
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Blueberry-Lime Iced Tea
Source: Inspired by Taylor Takes a Taste's Blue Green Iced Tea
4 tea bags (regular or decaf black tea)
2 c. boiling water
Blueberry simple syrup:
1 c. blueberries (fresh or frozen, preferably fresh)
3/4 c. sugar
1 c. water
Juice of 1/2 a lime
To brew the tea:
1. Pour two cups of boiling water over the 4 tea bags; let steep until cooled. Squeeze out tea bags.
To make the blueberry simple syrup:
2. Place blueberries, sugar, and the one cup water in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer for about a minute. Remove from heat and let cool.
3. Once cooled a bit, strain the syrup to remove the blueberries. Mash the blueberries against the side of the strainer to release all of their juice, letting this juice strain into your simple syrup. Squeeze in the juice of 1/2 a lime; stir to combine.
4. Combine the brewed tea and blueberry simple syrup in a 2-quart pitcher. Fill the remainder of the pitcher with cold water to make 2 quarts.
5. Serve over ice with a lime wedge.
UPDATE NOTE: Please be sure you're using a 2-quart pitcher. My mom made this over 4th of July weekend, and thought it was terribly weak, like just sugar-water. Come to find out ... her pitcher was a gallon pitcher! If you'd like to make a gallon, double the tea and blueberry simple syrup.


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I have a Server with to uplinks into the Internet. I'm doing load balancing over both uplinks with ip utility from the iproute2 package.
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If the server is under heavy traffic load then persistent connections like ssh or dowloads are simply dropped after some time. If I disable load balancing everything works fine, even under heavy load conditions.


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Django Reinhardt: Improvisation No. 2
Improvisation No. 2
Django Reinhardt (guitar)
Souvenirs – Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelly with The Quintet of the Hot Club of France (Verve 820591-2)
Django Reinhardt (guitar).
Composed by Django Reinhardt.
Recorded: London, October 9, 1938
Rating: 100/100 (learn more)
The only solo piece on this CD finds Reinhardt doing what he does best. His explorations of melody and improvisation are legendary in the jazz canon, as borne out by this document. This is not a tossed-off bit of excess that Decca decided to release to pad a collection of outtakes. For all his blinding technique, this work finds the Belgian gypsy in a reflective mood, establishing a very cogent melodic statement right from the start. He then continues to elaborate and expand the thematic material for the rest of the recording. That said, there is a very definite structure to the piece that makes it difficult for me to envision it as completely off the cuff as one imagines an "improvisation" to be. I'm not complaining!
Reviewer: Frank Murphy
Tags: 1930s jazz · guitar · gypsy jazz
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|19 Brody Taylor
As a Senior in 2005
Missed entire 2005 season due to injury. Received a medical redshirt and is eligible to play in 2006.
As a Junior in 2004
Immediately earned job in Pirates' weekend starting rotation during initial year in ECU program ... Turned in notable and impressive campaign, winning all eight decisions (8-0) with a 4.64 earned run average ... Made 15 starts (15 appearances) ... Worked a total of 85. 1 innings and allowed 97 hits, 44 runs (all earned) and 16 walks while fanning out 63 ... A lefty who possessed impeccable control - topping staff regulars with a near 4:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio ... Surrendered a .290 opponent batting average (.289 vs. RH, .296 vs. LH) ... Second on club with three pickoffs ... Earned wins against Delaware (2/20), Georgia Southern (2/28), Charleston Southern (3/12), Tulane (3/19), USF (4/10), Louisville (4/24), TCU (5/15) and UNC Wilmington 6/6 in the second round of the Kinston NCAA Regional ... Solid defensively, perfectly fielding all 27 chances (zero errors) ... Opened three post-season contests (vs. Houston/Conference USA Tourney, vs. UNCWilmington/ NCAA Kinston Regional, vs. South Carolina/Super Regional) and responded with a 1-0 record and 4.97 ERA in 12.2 innings of work ... Pitched a season-low 0.2 innings vs. Gamecocks in Super Regional (two hits, one run) after throwing 6.2 innings vs. Seahawks (10 hits, three runs) a week earlier ... Also surrendered 10 hits and three runs to Cougars in 5.1 innings during second round of the C-USA Tournament ... Established a season-high with 7.2-inning effort vs. Georgia Southern in opening round action of the Keith LeClair Classic ... Blanked the Eagles on five hits while striking out nine ... Recorded a season-best 11 K's vs. Charleston Southern 3/12, while shutting out the Buccaneers on three hits through 7.0 innings ... Earned first win as a Pirate vs. Delaware (2/20) after allowing four runs in 6.0 innings vs. the Blue Hens ... Made ECU debut a week earlier vs. UNC Asheville (5.0 innings, two hits, one run) ... Recipient of strong offensive support as the Pirates scored 8.8 runs in each of his starts... Averaged 5.2 innings per start but reached the seventh inning on five occasions ... Was 4-0 with a 6.35 ERA in seven C-USA regular season starts (39.2 innings) and 4-0 with a 3.15 in eight non-league starts (45.2 innings) ... Was 7-0 (3.10 ERA) in eight starts at Harrington Field while booking an 8.41 ERA (0-0 record) in four road starts (20.1 innings) ... Logged a 5.09 ERA in nine day game starts (4.12 in six night game appearances) ... Monthly progressions include February (2-0, 2.41, three starts, 18.2 innings), March (2-0, 3.62, four starts, 27.1 innings), April (2-0, 9.00, three starts, 17.0 innings), May (1-0, 4.20, three starts, 15.0 innings) and June (1- 0, 4.91, two starts, 7.1 innings).
At Louisburg College in 2004
Played two seasons for the Hurricanes ... Helped Louisburg to a Region X championship, district title and a Junior Çollege World Series appearance ... Named All-Region X during both seasons ... Posted a 10-2 record with a 1.34 ERA and batted .434 as a sophomore ... Finished career with a 21-2 slate in two seasons.
At Shelby High School
Lettered in baseball and football for the Golden Lions while helping the baseball program to the 2001 state championship ... Named to all-conference squads twice ... Earned all-state honors while garnering SPC Player-of-the-Year and state championship series MVP as a senior ... Also picked up a letter as a football all-conference lineman and played a role in SHS's state title in 1998.
Full name is Brody Dallas Taylor ... Born Jan. 12, 1983 in Boone, N.C. ... Son of Eddy and Patty Taylor ... Has one sibling, Kelsey ... Majoring in communications.


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Recent speculation suggests that Grand Theft Auto 5 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC may see a slight delay and be released in early 2015, opposed to the fall 2014 release date as previously scheduled. According to a report by iBTimes from Aug. 18, they cite a video from CVG which speculates that Rockstar may delay the release of GTA 5 for Xbox One, PS4, and PC until next year. This speculation conflicts with Take-Two's recent earning's report which has GTA 5 slated for a fall 2014 release.
In a video on CVG, James Jarvis, a producer and editor for CVG, wonders if Grand Theft Auto 5 will see a release date delay. Many expected Rockstar to announce an official release date or a new trailer during Sony's Gamescom conference earlier this month. With Gamescom having come and gone with no mention of GTA 5, there has been talk of a possible delay. While discussing Grand Theft Auto V, Jarvis shares his view that if the title is on track for release this year then previews should start to appear relatively soon, and Rockstar should start to build hype up for the game's release.
"If it's going to be this year, you want to build the hype up a good few months before the game comes out, and there isn't much of the year left. If the previews don't happen really soon, there's a possibility we won't be seeing 'GTA 5' on new-gen, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC, until next year," stated Jarvis.
Since E3 2014 in June, Rockstar has been silent on the topic of GTA 5 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Take-Two recently reconfirmed the title for a fall 2014 release date, though the company refused to narrow down a potential month and date for release. Despite speculation suggesting a potential delay, it seems probable that Grand Theft Auto 5 will release in late-2014 for PC and new-gen consoles as numerous retailers have listed GTA V with a Nov. release date.
Grand Theft Auto 5 was released in Sept. 2013 for PS3 and Xbox 360. The title has gone on to sell more than 30 million units worldwide. With 2014 entering its final quarter soon, we should be hearing more on GTA 5's release date in the coming weeks.


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Add this revolving dress up center to your classroom or daycare to encourage imagination through costume while teaching students how to keep clothes and toys organized. Panels are pegged to allow you to add your own hooks which clothes can then be hung onto. One side of the cart has a full-length mirror that allows students to take a look at themselves after dressing up. The top of the unit can be used to store jewelry and other dress up items that can't be hung up on hooks.
This revolving dress up center is constructed of wear-resistant laminate for lasting durability. The mirror is acrylic, making it a safe option for use around children.
Fully assembled. This product has been Greenguard certified to support better indoor air quality for schools, libraries, churches and public spaces.


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|Belinda Trussell and Anton Top Canadian Combination at CDI 4* Wiesbaden
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May 28, 2010 — Canadian Olympian Belinda Trussell of Newmarket, ON, was the top placed Canadian on the first stop of the Dressage Canada European Tour at CDI 4* Wiesbaden in Wiesbaden, GER, held May 21 – 24, 2010.
Trussell and Anton (Antaeus x Melit), a 10-year-old German-bred gelding owned by Robyn Eames, scored 67.660% to finish eighth out of 18 entries in the Grand Prix for Special test. The duo then improved upon this score in the Grand Prix Special, earning 69.167% for ninth place.
Canadian Olympian Bonny Bonnello of Calgary, AB, riding Pikardi (Point Maker x Daimont), placed in 12th in the Grand Prix for Special with 66.383%. Pikardi is a 13-year-old Canadian Warmblood gelding co-owned by Bonnello and Jean Bell.
Canadian Shannon Dueck of Loxachatchee, FL, scored 66.213% for 13th in the Grand Prix for Special and 65.208% for 12th place in the Grand Prix Special riding Ayscha, her nine-year-old Oldenburg mare by Welt Hit II.
"I was extremely proud of our Canadian riders and horses. They showed great class and huge potential to be in the hunt for the medals at the World Equestrian Games once they have a few more European classes under their belts. In particular, I need to say that every major trainer agreed with my opinion that Belinda Trussell and Anton could easily been scored much higher," said Robert Dover, Dressage Canada's Technical/Coach Advisor. "Our other combinations also proved they have what it takes to be great."
"I am very glad that we now have the time here in Europe to grow both the confidence of the judges in our riders' and horses' abilities and, from this, their scores. I have absolutely no doubt that we have a great squad from which to build a top team," Dover added.
The international judging panel for the CDI 4* included Gotthilf Riexinger (FEI O—GER), Dr. Evi Eisenhardt (FEI O—GER), Ghislain Fouarge (FEI O—GER), Peter Holler (FEI I—GER), Katrina Weust (FEI O—GER), and Dr. Vincenzo Truppa (FEI I—ITA).
Several WEG declared riders not competing in Europe made the trek south to Wayne, Illinois for the CDI 3* Wayne, May Dressage at Lamplight, also held the weekend of May 20–23, at the Lamplight Equestrian Center. Toronto native Victoria Winter and Proton, a 16-year-old Baden-Wurttemberg gelding (Patriarch x Rosenkavalier) owned by Neil and Cindy Ishoy, was second in the Grand Prix Freestyle with a score of 68.100%. Olympian Jacqueline Brooks of Cedar Valley, ON, earned 67.300% for third place aboard her 2008 Olympic mount Gran Gesto, a 15-year-old Oldenburg gelding (Grannox x Goldstern) owned by Brinc Ltd and Anne Welch. Gary Vander Ploeg of King City, ON and Cezanne, a 14-year-old Hanoverian gelding (x Alabaster) owned by Jeannie Vander Ploeg, placed second in the Grand Prix test, and third in the Grand Prix Special test.
The judging panel at CDI 3* Wayne consisted of Stephen Clarke (FEI O—GBR), Wim Ernes (FEI O— NED) Gary Rockwell (FEI O—USA), Gabriel Armando (FEI O—ARG) and Jeanne McDonald (FEI O—USA).
The European Tour has been made possible through the Own the Podium program, a national sport technical initiative designed to help Canada's summer and winter athletes achieve podium success at the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Three tour stops remain: CDI4* Lingen, GER, June 4 – 6; CDIO Rotterdam, NED, June 16 – 20; and CDIO Aachen, GER, July 13 – 18, 2010.
World Equestrian Games declared riders remaining in North America may attend Cornerstone Farms' Spring into Dressage CDI3*, June 4 – 6, 2010 in Palgrave, ON; Dressage at Blainville CDI 3*, June 18 – 20, 2010, in Blainville, QC; or Edmonton Gold Rush CDI3*, July 15 - 19, 2010, in Edmonton, AB, in order to earn WEG qualifying scores.
About Dressage Canada
Dressage Canada, as a committee of Equine Canada, is the National governing body for Dressage in Canada. Dressage Canada's objective is to foster the growth of Dressage and the pursuit of excellence in the sport at the local, national and international levels. Dressage Canada provides support and guidance to both amateur and professional through the following programs: coaching education and programs, officials' education and programs, rules & qualifying criteria, sport development, publications & awards. For more information about Dressage Canada, please visit the Dressage section of the Equine Canada site or connect with us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/dressagecanada or Facebook at http://tinyurl.com/lp8cnd.
About Equine Canada
Equine Canada is Canada's national governing body for equestrianism. A member-driven, charitable institution, it is the executive branch of the Canadian Equestrian Team, and the national authority for equestrian competition; the national voice for recreational riders; and the national association for equine welfare, breeding, and industry. Equine Canada is recognised by the Government of Canada, the International Equestrian Federation (FEI), and the Canadian Olympic Committee as the national organisation representing equestrian sport and equine interests. For more information about Equine Canada, please visit equinecanada.ca.


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Fuel vs. Anti Mortem – Rocktagon
Fuel faces off against Anti Mortem in today's Rocktagon battle brought to you by Unspoken Art Studio. Listen to the songs, cast your vote, and find out who wins during Nocturnal Emissions. Voting wraps up Wednesday night at 8!
Korn To Headline Inaugural Rockaholica Cruise
The musical cruise has exploded in popularity the past few years, with numerous rock and metal bands hitting the high seas with their fans. Now, a new cruise called Rockaholica will embark for the first time in 2014 with a lineup that includes Korn, Hoobastank and Fuel.


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