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AVI (Automatic Vendors, Inc.) began as a vending concern in 1960 and expanded into commissary operations to supply its machines with fresh items in the 70s. The 80s saw expansion into manual foodservice, which now accounts for 37% of the business (vending accounts for 36%).
The early 2000s saw AVI deploy its first campus-wide dining operation (at Wayne State University) and move into hospital and B&I foodservice. It formed a separate division to operate manual foodservice in its college and healthcare accounts in 2006, added a leisure/entertainment division in 2011 and AVI Fresh Corporate Services last year for B&I.
In 2013, AVI continued to add new clients and announced a major evolution in its corporate structure. with 25-year company veteran Scott Grzelewski appointed to the newly created position of COO.
AVI also expanded its relationships with BMW of North America, Catholic Health Partners, Johnson Controls, Meijer, Timken and Xerox. Now in 34 states, the company completed its February 2013 acquisition of Sanese Services while expanding its market penetration in Central Ohio and Northern Kentucky.
In partnership with Bob Evans Farms, AVI introduced a new Bob Evans Express concept designed for venues such as workplace cafés, universities, airports, malls, service plazas and hospitals. With a minimal 500-sq.ft. footprint the concept features a menu of portable Bob Evans favorites, like Wildfire Chicken Salad, sausage gravy and biscuits and slow-roasted turkey.
Also new is a franchise relationship with Tim Hortons while the internal concept development team launched Modeco Coffee Roasters, a premium coffee bar concept.
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Strange reaction to orgasm
I'm not a particularly paranoid person, but as I've recently become sexually active, I have discovered an odd reaction of my body to an orgasm. I had my first one about a week ago (or at least, I think it was an orgasm). A lot of what I've read says you'll know the precise moment that you have one, but I can't seem to process it as one moment of a reaction. It's more like a continuous thing. What I do know, is that when I have a particularly powerful one, my hands from the elbow down, my nose, and my lips all go completely numb. That's the strange reaction I'm talking about. Does anyone else experience this, or has anyone heard of it happening before? While it's kind of exciting, it also kind of freaks me out because for about ten minutes, I have little to no control over those parts of my body. Fortunately the guy I'm with is very respectful and takes it as a compliment that I get so tingly I can't even move my mouth.
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Solaris T4-4 Boot from ISO Image using ILOM console redirection
You need to boot your T4-1 or T4-4 SPARC system from your ISO boot and install image you have on your PC. The following steps allow you to accomplish this. This is known as an ILOM remote CD-ROM redirection. Here you mount an ISO image from your local PC hardrive as a virtual DVD available as a boot image on your T4 system. Pretty slick really. To implement the ILOM remote CDROM or DVD redirection you need to initiate a web browser session with your systems ILOM and launch the console. Below are the required steps.
- Using a browser, connect to your servers ILOM ie. https://18.104.22.168 and login
- Launch the console
- click on Devices
- click on CD-ROM images
- file manager appears, map the ISO location to the image
- start /HOST/console
- obp devalias will show you a boot ISO alias called vcdrom
- boot vcdrom
This is very slick. I with this was available for the V class systems in the early 2000's. Jumpstart was clunky but worked. Still aint no Ignite server, but it does the job. I digress……Hope this helps your day go smoother ?
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Oklahoma-based pop duo Laura Leighe is making a splash with their self-titled EP, and there's another on the way. BFTV recently sat down with vocalist/keys player Laura Leighe Gossett and drummer Zach Dumbleton to find out who Laura Leighe are and what their plans are for the remainder of 2014.
Zach added that they're proud of the "positive" vibe of their music, telling us, "We like to bring hope in a sort of dark world."
"What makes us fresh is we have a duo with a singing, dancing frontwoman and a singing drummer," Laura told us. "So that's a little different and it's fun. We have a lot of fun playing new shows and showing people something different."
After the release of The Laura Leighe EP in January, they're planning to drop more new music for audiences in the very near future. "We're releasing a new single called 'Next Please,' along with our new EP, the Next Please EP, and a music video to go along with that [which was] shot in Los Angeles," Laura explained. "We're just excited to show some new music to our fans and new fans. [We're] probably touring shortly after that."
"Each song is different and each time is different. Sometimes we can knock out a song in a day and sometimes [it's] two, three months," Zach said of their creative process.
"Sometimes you find a hook first and you go to the piano and put everything underneath it," Laura agreed. "We like to work with lots of different people too. My husband is an amazing producer, so we're able to do all the vocals here [in Oklahoma]. It works really well."
The two of them had separate successful music careers - with Laura releasing a solo album and Zach playing along the likes of We The Kings - before joining forces in 2011. Since then, they've shared the stage with the likes of Vince Gill, Toby Keith, Maggie McClure, and Third Day. But you probably wouldn't guess the biggest highlight on their resume.
"I would say when we got to open for Neon Trees here in Oklahoma this past summer," Laura reflected. "First of all, it was such an honor to open for them. They're ridiculously talented live and we're just inspired by their level of skill.
"It was [also] right after the Moore tornadoes and we were able to play our tribute song 'Down in the Valley' for the first time that night," she continued. "It was so amazing because junior high kids came up to us after the show, and they were just crying and hugging us and saying 'Thank you so much for that song.'"
So what does the duo ultimately want to achieve with their partnership? "We want to be one of those hugely famous musicians," Laura laughed, before getting serious. It's not the fame, it's more of just doing this at the biggest level that we can do it at. It's being able to have a lifelong career [where] we're constantly putting out new stuff. It's pretty much all we've ever wanted to do, and all we were supposed to do."
You can download The Laura Leighe EP on iTunes now. For more on Laura Leighe, you can also visit their website (lauraleighemusic.com) and follow them on Twitter (@laura_leighe).
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Sometime after midnight last night my neighborhood lost electricity. Around 9 o'clock this morning about a dozen trucks and about 2 dozen men wearing thick, yellow rubber boots appeared and started working. A manhole housing several high voltage cables on our front yard quickly became one of the focal points of their activities.
The men wearing thick, yellow rubber boots worked all day. Finally, around 8:40 this evening just as it was starting to get dark in the house, we were endowed with power again.
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Still trying to decide what to do for Valentine's Day?
For those of you willing to think outside the box a trip to your local grocery store could make your life a little easier.
If you want to make dinner, surprise someone with flowers and a bottle of wine or champagne, purchase a card or get something sweet for someone who you think is sweet here are some great options to choose from. Depending on where you live and which store you prefer to shop at will definitely determine how much you will spend and how much you will save.
For starters Lucky has whole cooked Lobster for $5.99 each. To complete the meal you can get Ribeye Steaks for $6.88lb and fresh Asparagus for .99lb.
If you are not a beef eater you can get a whole chicken for .99lb or you can get a already cooked Rotisserie Chicken for $6.99 each. You can also find Atlantic Salmon Fillets or Mahi Mahi Fillets for $6.99lb.
Lucky also has Bouquets starting at $8.99 and bottles of wine starting from $8.99 as well.
For dessert they have fresh strawberries 2 1lb packages/$5. There are also cakes and cup cakes starting at $7.99.
For more information you can log onto to luckysupermarkets.com
If you are an individual who prefers to shop at Safeway they have some bargains with your name written all over them. If you have a Safeway Card linked to your Just-for-You account you can really save some money.
They have Raw Head on Shrimp for $5.99lb, Lobster Tail for $5.00 each or Beef Ribeye Steak for $5.99lb.
For meat lovers they also have Pork Shoulder Country Style Ribs for 2.99lb, Boneless Pork Chops for $1.99lb or whole Roasted Chicken for $7.99 each.
If you're looking for flowers they have a dozen roses for $19.99. There are also other bouquets available starting around $11.99.
To satisfy any sweet tooth Safeway has Ghiradelli Valentine Heart Tin or Gift Boxes for $8.99.
For information or to see the other items on sale log onto Safeway.com
Valentine's Day is a day that gives an individual the opportunity to show someone special just how much they are loved. Why not go above and beyond by doing something different by cooking a candle lit dinner at home and having a night in instead of out. Dinner, dessert and someone special, it really doesn't get any better than that. Make this Valentine's Day one to remember and don't forget the card.
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The Science of the Fiction
02 November 2001 11.23am
Woke up after a long night in front of tritonis.Almost fell asleep on it. At least i finished that encryption algorithm i was writing. Zero knowledge proof of concept.
04 November 2001 13.235pm
Woke up again. I opened my box screen and noticed that i have some new job vacancy messages. Time to make some phone calls and have some voice signals go through the line for a change. The time has passed and i have to get my ass out of here.Have to travel some time to find that place. I put my MD load it ,and of I go. Just around the corner from my house there was a cat lying on the pavement (it was dead)only some blood was coming out of its mouth.
I arrived at the $uper Market. The usual scene: loads of people bying loads of stuff for no reason. Stupid robots, they are just programmed to not think and follow instructions by commercial data providers. I walked in there and started wonderring around. I had my headphones on very loud and i was not in contact with the outside world. At an asle there was a man lying down on the floor unconcious and people from the staff on him.I passed by although they did not let anyone come close. Mid 50s, his things were all over the place and he was moaning really LOUD, what the fuck? What a weird day. A cat dead and a man struggling on the floor of a $uper Market. Robots looking at him. I walked out and headed towards the check out.I could not wait at the queue for some reason. I felt weird standing there waiting with the robots to pay my useless goods and get out. These people dont have the same urge to learn.I am isolated from the physical world. I dont like them.
I stood at the queue for five minutes and I had a huge brainstorm of ideas. Left the goods and left from this $hit place. Got home and reminded myself that this is just how this world is. I had to get on with my life in the digital world.
04 November 2001 18.00pm
The daylight has gone now and I thought i would be better if I got some sleep. No luck. The phone rings and is my mother!
After that I turned the lights on and got tritonis in my hands. I looked at the AIDS logs for my systems to spot any unusual events. Two false positives from the external attack correleation rule. Started sniffing on the LAN to practice data disassembly. The SSL off-loader is playing funny again! Read some security advisories and patched my systems.
I asked myself if it is really a virtual world? Why am I not out in the real world? I guess because the outside world is a lot more cruel than this one. It is not that I am an anti-social person and that I dont like human beings,I am a human being myself (last time I checked anyway).
However the Internet makes no discriminations, there are no deaths, no poverty, no boundaries, and it is full of information about the outside world. People are not aware of the things u can find in here. The ideal place and mechanism for information dissimination with no geographical boundaries , as these are defined in the "real"world.
It is in our competitive nature. The adrenaline rush is overkilling. I just like to challenge myself.See how far can I go what are my strengths and weaknesses. Someone said: "To dare: Is also to dare to fail."
I am tired of writing now and behind the window I am typing, there is a document about DNS sp00fing.I must read it.
09 January 2002 21.33pm
I have been awake for 25 hours now.I thought the new year would be more relaxed. I dont even remember if I had sth to eat. The Lab has been really bussy. One of our covert channels has been compromised and shut down. We had to populate new internet coordinates for call back. Next meeting point is going to be created in 15 days. We still dont know where its going to be. We have to wait. We will then calculate how many losses we had if any.
04 February 2002 21.33pm
We only suffered 3.5% loss. This is really good. Our infection rate has been following the original model for almost a year now. A lot of work has been put into this. Its only experimental right now but when we finalise the implementation and methodology we should be able to run a simulation with an estimated loss of 6% of the population.
28 May 2002 01:07am
Tonight I escorted a friend of mine to the underground station. As I was in the underground I suddenly noticed what an amazingly engineered city, London was. It has been explicitly built arround the word "production". A huge interconnected network of services, resources, and resource re-charging points which all serve a uniq idea "Capitalism in its most commercially exploited fashion ever".
Yes, we have become production machines and we r fed with materialistic content.
Yes, human beings in capitalistic societies r consumables (they can recharge a few times and they can reproduce other machines until their life cycle ends and here we go again).
Yours truly Mr. Neumann János Lajos
A living cellular automata!
finite state automata -> Each Person or active/passive entity
cell space -> Our known universe
neighborhood -> Our social and every day interacting environment
I could view our society as a chaotic quantum physics model of "evolution". It is PRACTICALLY impossible to predict the exact behaviour of such a model, because of the infinite variables that are involved. One of the most unpredictable elements in this model is "the human being itself". We still havent figure out, ourselves.
26 hours with no sleep and counting (and only with seven coffees and a packet of ciggarettes). I really have to get some rest. People lately have been saying to me
"D. u lost weight, do u know that?"
"I havent noticed u c. The brainwash is not working"
We wont go ahead much longer like this. However i think i am getting a bit paranoid with security.
I am trying to overcome it by getting in contact with the other sex. I am considered to me male by the way.
I better get some rst.
My head is full of images, sounds, feelings.
I need to clean up. A good night sleep should revitilize my brain and body cells. I am off to recharge my batteries. And people of the arts dont give up.
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If you're looking for a rockin' good time, then run, don't walk to go see Girltrash: All Night Long at the REDCAT theatre this Saturday.
Girltrash manages to break the mold of lesbian cinema to bring you a romantic, lesbian comedy musical. That's right, I said musical. Now some of the scenarios in this film are downright unbelievable, over the top and wacky. But that's okay because we're not in the real world; we're in musical world, where anything is possible.
Based on Angela Robinson's (L Word, D.E.B.S), successful web series, Girltrash: All Night Long follows the misadventures of two sisters at cross purposes. Older sister Daisy (Lisa Rieffel) and her Shanesque band mate Tyler (Michelle Lombardo) have to get to Band Slam by midnight if Daisy is to have any hope of winning back her dignity from ex girlfriend Xan (Clemintine Ford) who has dumped her to sleep with the lead singer of a rival band. Meanwhile, Daisy's younger sister Colby, the wholesome sorority girl played by Gabrielle Christian (South of Nowhere) has suddenly realized she's gay and desperately wants to sleep with the unobtainable crush Misty (Mandy Mustgrave) before the night is over.
Just to make things more difficult, throw in Monique (Rose Rollins, L Word); just released from prison, she'll stop at nothing to get back the money Tyler owes her.
Will Daisy make it to the Band Slam? Will Colby win over Misty? Will Monique clock everyone with a nine iron? You'll just have to go and see.
Produced by Stacy Codikow (D.E. B.S., Itty Bitty Titty Committee) and made possible through Power Up's mentoring program; the film is glossy and slick and delivers on its promise of five girls and one epic night.
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The individual to curse the whole?
Perhaps to curse its diversity?
Or be at home?
It was a flight hub in middle earth. A small country with few citizens. Yet, in comparison, the amount of people in the airport was totally out of proportions. And these were a vivid mixture, mainly from the three continents.
Others were showing way much more flesh. An expression of freedom? In their case, they were completely sealing their feminine behind an iron wall of mind and thoughts, leaving no trace of it, not even in the exposed flesh.
He noticed a mixed pair setting near the airport windows. They were totally in themselves touching and flirting. They did not seem to know boredom, they did not seem to have enough of their being.
Two guys came and sat near him. One of them started talking on the mobile. Abruptly, close by, a tall slim guy made a strong unsatisfied sound while taking a determined leave.
A beautiful girl, perhaps from south-east Asia, sat against him. She had a sweet warm smile, a fresh fragile laugh, and an inviting openness. So heartily, so pure. She was at home.
Travelling in such a book, there is no need to wait for the after life. Heaven is here and now. And with such diversity, even hell is here and now. Your wish upon a star.


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- Tory Burch tan leather T-strap wedge sandals with jute wedges $75
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A journey around the world. A perspective of normal life around us, on five continents over the last eight years. This is an unobstructed view at our beautiful world.
I love the mountains anywhere; in the heat, cold, rain, they're still mountains. They offer so much beauty. Traveling is a passion. I love other whole cultures. We see pieces of others' culture here, but to be surrounded by foreign ideas and senses is something I've always enjoyed.
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Anna Liberovsky enters her first season as a volunteer assistant coach with the UCLA women's rowing program. Liberovsky works primarily with the program's walk-on student-athletes.
Liberovsky spent five seasons as a student-athlete with the USC women's rowing program. A walk-on athlete at USC, Liberovsky made the transition to coxing in her final two seasons. She was a member of the first team in USC history to earn a team bid to the NCAA Women's Rowing Championships, where the Trojans placed 11th overall.
In her final season at USC, Liberovsky led the 4+ to a third-place finish at the Head of the American (behind two other USC crews). She also led her 4+ to a silver medal-winning finish at the Pacific Coast Rowing Championships. That spring, USC advanced to win its first-ever Pac-10 Championship, allowing the team to earn its second bid to the NCAA Championships where the Trojans finished fifth overall.
The summer prior to her senior season, Liberovsky competed with the Lions Rowing Club, a local rowing club in Los Angeles. Liberovsky won four medals at the USRowing Southwest Regional Championships and led two of her crews to Grand Final appearances at the USRowing Masters Nationals Championships. Liberovsky volunteered at the club's Learn to Row program during the racing season and has continued her involvement with the club since leaving USC.
In the summer of 2007, Liberovsky competed in the SW Regionals and volunteered with the Learn to Row program. Last fall, she competed mainly with the men's 4+ in the Head of the Marina, the Newport Autumn Rowing Festival and the Long Beach Christmas Regatta.
Liberovsky graduated from USC in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in astronautical engineering and a minor in music. The Long Island, N.Y., native resides in Los Angeles and enjoys baking in her free time as well as following college football and the New York Yankees.


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Another tough road test. Another tough team. Will Saturday's game at Arkansas-Pine Bluff turn out differently for Southern?
We're about to find out.
At 6 p.m. Saturday, the Jaguars (2-4, 2-2 Southwestern Athletic Conference) face the Golden Lions (3-3, 2-2) in a matchup of two teams tied for second place in the Western Division. Win this game, and you're in good shape to stay in contention for first. Lose this game … well, it gets pretty bleak from here.
This, obviously, is a road game, and there's no TV. But we're here in your time of need. You can follow along at http://twitter.com/perrynkeys. We'll live-tweet from gavel to gavel.
While we wait, here's a few things worth chewing on:
1. The first quarter is crucial. If the Jaguars fall behind by two touchdowns early on, they'll be in trouble — perhaps more so. That's because UAPB coach Monte Coleman loves to run the ball, and he's got the weapons to do so. Running back Adrian Moore leads the SWAC in rushing yards, and as we've all seen, Southern's undersized defense has struggled against the run all year. If, however, the Jaguars themselves take an early lead, they can force UAPB to do something it's not as good at: throw the ball.
2. Pay attention to the line of scrimmage. Southern's offensive line, restocked with young players because of injuries to veterans, is no more adept at running the ball than before. Coach Stump Mitchell said he wants to run downhill Saturday at UAPB. If the Jaguars get a push up front, they'll be in good shape, and they can keep their defense off the field. On the other side, Southern's defense has to find a way to at least slow down UAPB's rushing game. It's like any other team, no matter how tough: If the Jaguars get pounded early, they'll be tired in the fourth quarter. Speaking of which …
3. Watch the SU sideline in the second half. We've seen it and seen it and seen it … Southern does well enough in the first two quarters, then falls apart in the fourth quarter. The Jaguars need a fiery leader in the fourth quarter, someone who demands that they excel in crunch time instead of rolling over. Is it linebacker Jamie Payton? Left tackle Chris Browne? Those are two good candidates. Anyway, Southern has been outscored 30-7 in the final period this season. Let's see if that changes.
Also, if you're en route to Golden Lion Stadium, remember to bring a sweatshirt. Saturday's forecast calls for a low of 55 degrees — and we can tell you, it gets pretty nippy after sundown.
This, as we all know, is not the longest SWAC road trip for Southern, but it sure feels like it. For the Jaguars, it'll feel even longer if they're headed home after a loss.
Remember, follow us on Twitter for live updates at https://twitter.com/perrynkeys. Let's get it on.


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Hayley Haagsma's goal gave the Red Raiders a comfortable lead on their way to a 2-0 shutout over New Mexico Saturday.
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LUBBOCK, Texas - Jessica Fuston and Hayley Haagsma each found the back of the net Saturday as Texas Tech cruised to a 2-0 shutout victory New Mexico.
Tech played a total of 100 minutes during Saturday's scrimmage at the John Walker Soccer Complex.
With the win, the Red Raiders improved to 3-0-1 on the spring season and have now defeated two teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament last year.
"It was another strong spring showing from our squad today," head coach Tom Stone said. "We enjoy playing New Mexico because they are such a talented team and we know we will be stretched to perform at a high level on the day."
New Mexico finished the season 12-5-4 overall and 8-1-2 in the Mountain West Conference on its way to reaching the NCAA tournament in 2011.
Fuston ignited the offense for Texas Tech as she scored on an assist from Erin Inman to put Tech on the board. It marked her second goal of the spring season.
"The thing that is great about Jessica is that she is a pure scorer," Stone said. "She is just relentless in her pursuit of the goal."
The Red Raiders later extended their lead when Haagsma scored by driving the ball to the top of the net on a rebound off a missed shot from Paige Strahan.The 2-0 lead proved to be all the Red Raiders needed as the defense, which has shutout each opponent this spring, again turned in a dominant performance.
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As was announced this past February, the 2014–15 season will be an auspicious one for the San Francisco Symphony (SFS). Not only will it be the twentieth season with Michael Tilson Thomas (MTT) serving as Music Director; but also it will be the season of MTT's 70th birthday. This will add an extra bit of spirit to the events planned for the first week of next month in Davies Symphony Hall.
As usual, the season will begin with the traditional Opening Night Gala. As was the case last year, the program will feature a contemporary take on selections from the American Songbook, performed this time by vocalist Bonnie Raitt. The program will also again feature music by George Gershwin with the "Rhapsody in Blue" featuring Yuja Wang as piano soloist. This year, however, these program offerings will interleave with three different approaches to Russian traditions. The evening will be framed by two distinctively different compositions, both of which were inspired by William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet. It will begin with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "Overture-Fantasy" of the same name and conclude with a set of excerpts from the score that Sergei Prokofiev prepared for the ballet based on the play. As a contrasting "Russian point of view," the middle of the program will feature Igor Stravinsky's "Scherzo à la russe."
The Opening Gala will take place on Wednesday, September 3, with the concert beginning at 8 p.m. in Davies. However, there will be a variety of ancillary events associated with the occasion. At 7 p.m. in Davies, there will be a complimentary wine reception for all attending the concert. There will also be four options for dinner at 6 p.m., all of which are preceded by a cocktail reception at 5 p.m. Following the concert there will be an "after-party" for all attendees held both outdoors and in the Louise M. Davies Tent Pavilion. Full details are available through the Gala event page on the SFS Web site, which includes hyperlinks for both packages and individual purchases for tickets to the concert and all related events. Further information about concert tickets may be obtained by calling the Davies Symphony Hall Box Office at 415-864-6000; and information about the dinner packages will be provided by the Volunteer Council, which may be reached at 415-503-5500.
Honoring another tradition, the Opening Gala will be followed by the first community-based event of the new season. This is called the All-San Francisco Concert, and it is how SFS shows thanks for all the work done by San Francisco's social service and neighborhood organizations. MTT will conduct the three instrumental compositions by Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, and Prokofiev that were programmed for the Opening Gala. However, the guest artist will be pianist Benjamin Grosvenor, who will join SFS for a performances of the G major piano concerto by Maurice Ravel.
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President Eisgruber, who was elected University President April 21, 2013, spoke for several minutes to the team following its afternoon session on the Finney Campbell Practice Fields. His topics ranged from the joy of last year's bonfire to the legacy of Dick Kazmaier '52, and he concluded by wishing the team well on its quest for the Ivy League title.
Team co-captains Phillip Bhaya and Caraun Reid presented President Eisgruber with a helmet, signed by members of the Class of 2013, following his talk.
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June 5, 2000 – The Senate holds hearings on cash balance plans. While this may not seem historic in 2012 when cash balance plans have become an accepted type of plan design, in 2000, during the Senate hearing, cash balance plans are called a fatally flawed plan design that violate the Internal Revenue Code, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, and ERISA.
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Nestlé Innovation Lab Is a High-Tech Willy Wonka Candy Factory In Mexico
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- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosCandy manufacturers need high-tech labs to concoct tasty candy treats, and the Nestlé Innovation Lab in Queretaro, Mexico is a veritable Willy Wonka lab for the next generation of indulgences. Bubbly, sleek and colorful, the candy lab balances theplayful nature of sweets with the serious science and development of new chocolates and candies. The research lab has been designed by Rojkind Arquitectos and includes a slew of sustainable features that may help you feel less guilty the next time you have an urge to down a chocolate bar.1
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosAs the historic city center of Queretaro, Mexico has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, development around the city must conform to certain standards to protect the heritage of the area.2
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosThis means even in the peripheral industrial areas have to conform and the Innovation Lab was no exception.3
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosThe new lab was required to have an arched porch, which Rojkind Arquitectos reinterpreted as a feature of the building.4
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosThe abstract arch concept directed much of the design for the exterior and can be seen as a series of intersecting spheres that multiply like foam expanding out onto the courtyard and cut into the surrounding lawn.5
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosBright colors dominate the interior and researchers in their white lab coats appear to float around in a sea of blues, yellows and greens.6
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosMeanwhile the exterior is opaque, metallic and impenetrable, and is a stark contrast to the colorful arched openings of the labs on the bottom floor.7
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosOperable windows open to reveal a glimpse of bright interior color and staircases float in and around the building.8
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosBuilt from recycled steel on top of a previously paved lot, the new lab converts the area into one that helps infiltrate storm water.9
- Nestle Innovation Lab-Rojkind ArquitectosThe building also features highly efficient hybrid lighting, low VOC paint, low-flow water fixtures, and high recycled content carpet.10
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College Hockey:Fourth Ranked Denver Ekes By Host St. Cloud
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — The No. 14 St. Cloud State University men's hockey team suffered a tough 3-2 loss at home against fourth ranked Denver on Dec. 7.
The Huskies will look to avenge the loss on Saturday, Dec. 8, as the two squads will meet again with a 7:07 p.m. start at the National Hockey Center in St. Cloud.
After a defensive battle in the first period that resulted in a 0-0 deadlock, Denver posted a 1-0 lead in the game on a goal by Jesse Martin at 3:54 of the second period. Anthony Maiani was credited with the assist on the goal that was decided after a replay review.
In the third period, the Huskies broke the shutout with sophomore forward Andreas Nodl's sixth goal of the season at 1:05. He was assisted on the play by sophomore defender Garrett Raboin and senior forward Matt Hartman.
The even score didn't stand for long, as DU charged back to take a 2-1 lead at 1:30 of the third with a goal by Rhett Rakhshani. He was assisted on the play by Andrew Thomas.
Once again, the Huskies roared back into the fray with an outstanding effort by freshman forward Garrett Roe, who roofed a shot past DU goalie Peter Mannino. Roe's goal at 3:27 of the third was assisted by junior defender John Swanson and Raboin.
This marked the 12th consecutive game that Roe has charted a point, which equals the 12-game point streak notched by Mark Hartigan at the start of the 2001-02 season. Roe has scored at least one point in every game since Oct. 20, and he has a total of 20 points during that stretch. The goal was Roe's 11th of the season.
To end the contest's scoring, Brock Trotter tallied the GWG at 6:05, with assists from Tyler Bozak and Chris Nutini.
In the game, SCSU outshot the Pioneers 27-26 as sophomore netminder Jase Weslosky had 23 saves in the game. Mannino added 25 saves for DU in the game. Denver was 0-1 on the power play and SCSU was 0-4 on the power. The Huskies have not allowed a power play goal over the last three games.
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3D Photography is gaining momentum and now you can take 3D images of your family vacations, Vegas bachelorette parties and Kobe Bryant on the court (when he gets up off of the bench).
One of the men to make this possible is Internationally recognized celebrity photographer Nick Saglimbeni who recently won the Grand Prize in 3D Photography at the 2012 Sony World Photography Awards on April 26, 2012. Held at Somerset House in London, the awards take place alongside World Photo, London: a month long event that offers an eclectic mix of photographic events for all to enjoy.
Saglimbeni, who is the longtime photographer for the Kardashian family, also photographs national and international ad campaigns for major brands such as Sears, Skechers, Gillette, OPI, Kardashian Kollection, Wacom, and Nuvo, as well as high-profile publications such as People, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Ocean Drive, Hamptons, LA Confidential, and Photoshop User.
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I've always wanted to learn it as one of those "just in case" things, so that if I ever need/want to use it, I can. My mom knows a little (I can't remember why) but not enough to teach me.
I never knew before that there is an international (universal) sign language. But after I saw this stamp I googled it and now I know. Many years ago I knew a person who knew sign language (she had some deaf friends) and she told that every country has own sign language and if people want to discuss with the foreign people with sign language they use English sing language. Maybe she didn't know that there is also the international sign language.
I think that I should someday start learning sign language because it would really help in many situations and finding a job can be also much easier if you can communicate with the sign language.
I think that I should someday start learning sign language because it would really help in many situations and finding a job can be also much easier if you can communicate with the sign language.


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New signing looking to impress.
SAFSee speaks to Ki Sung-Yueng following his loan move to the Stadium of Light from Swansea.
The South Korean completed a switch to Wearside last weekend until the end of the season.
Ki, who rose to prominence in Britain with Celtic, made 38 appearances for Swansea and won the Capital One Cup with the club last season.
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A:You want it attached to something that won;t pull loose under the force of pulling the boat upright - the frame, D-rings, whatever you think is solid. You thread the loop at the base of the bag through or around the object and push the bag back through the loop.Answered on 6/8/2014 by Clyde from NRS
A:There are 2 locations that we have used to attach our flip lines.
1 is to attach them to the main d-ring on the side of the raft. We have also attached them to the frame of our raft.
To attach: put the loop through the D-Ring and then slip the loop over the bag.
I have attached a photo showing the flip lines on a raft. They are connected to the D rings
Craig ThompsonAnswered on 6/8/2014 by Anonymous
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Q:Would these be acceptable as painter lines on a canoe?Asked on 5/14/2014 by Taylor
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A:They might be a bit short for tying off but if you're just using them to drag up on to shore I think they could work. I'm not a canoeist though so you may ask someone with more experience.
MarcusAnswered on 5/14/2014 by Anonymous
A:Taylor, these seem short for that purpose. One of the Bowline Bags, Item # 81159.01, will have longer rope.Answered on 5/14/2014 by Clyde from NRS
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Regulars at Central Cinema are getting used to seeing a waiter in the theater. Hold the Raisinets―opt for something along the lines of a glass of French red and a stone oven-crisped pizza topped with spicy Italian sausage and organic mustard greens. The Central screens indie flicks and sometimes old favorites, and its $6 tickets leave plenty of cash in hand for your dinner order. $; 1411 21st Ave.; central-cinema.com or 206/686-6684. Don't miss: the popular Arab-Iranian Film Fest, Mar 6–12.


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REVIEW: Always Angel by Heather Killough-Walden
Always Angel by Heather Killough-Walden
(The Lost Angels #0.5)
Headline (Oct 2011)
Kindle, 68 pages
Paranormal Romance
It is no secret that I loved Avenger's Angel and because of that I purchased Always Angel the day it was released. It has many of the aspects I loved about Avenger's Angel, from the great writing to intriguing plot line and sexy characters.
Always Angel is very short, too short in my opinion, and because of this there's not much plot. It's not a self-contained story as there's no real beginning, middle and end. It's more of a prologue to the main series. In the summary above it states that it 'introduces' the reader to The Lost Angels, well I'm not sure it does. None of the four Archangel's who are in the main series feature and the protagonist is one we never meet at all in the first book in the series.
We do get to see a little more of the naughty Samuel though, which I really enjoyed as I love Samuel. And we see the Archesses but from afar and only from the view point of Angel.
Angel is the main character and I liked her a lot. She's interesting and has cool abilities such as being able to change her appearance and transport to different parts of the world. I didn't really get to know who she is or what her role is with regards to Lost Angels, but what we do know is that she's keeping an eye on the Archesses and she has a relationship or connection with Samuel that is never fully explained…
Always Angel gives me the feeling that there's a much bigger story to be told, which is very exciting and I hope Angel's story is developed further and all the questions about the Culmination and Samuel will be answered. *Oh I do hope Samuel gets his own book!*
We are also introduced to a few more supernatural characters such as Hesperos or 'The Nightmare' as he's known, an incubus king who wishes to know what Angel is hiding *so would I* and tries to seduce it out of her with overwhelming feelings of lust and sex, but so far she's resisting…
Although there are many questions left unanswered and mysterious characters you meet but never really get to know, Always Angel definitely creates a feeling of "I want the next book NOW!" I'm not sure if readers who haven't read Avenger's Angel will benefit from reading this first as it may leave them confused and frustrated more than anything, but I would definitely recommend reading it to those who have already delved into the world of Lost Angels with Avenger's Angel.
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Know Your Enemy: Cardiff City
by Ashley Houghton
We profile one of the Barclays Premier League's new boys.
The Bluebirds are preparing for their first season in the Barclays Premier League after they ran away with the Championship title last season.
Malky Mackay's side put an end to the Welsh outfit's unlucky run which had seen them lose out in three consecutive play-offs by topping the table with a mammoth 87 points.
Cardiff were in breathtaking form at their 26,828 capacity stadium, losing only twice as they sealed promotion with three games to spare.
The Cardiff City Stadium has been the Bluebirds' home since 2009 after they moved from their 99-year home, Ninian Park, at the end of the 2008-09 campaign.
For Sunderland fans, the 640-mile round trip to South Wales will be one of the longest the Sunderland fans have to endure during the 2013-14 season, though, on their last two visits to Ninian Park, the Black Cats came away with three points on both occasions.
Sunderland haven't won any of the last five top-flight meetings between the two sides, though, that record stretches back to the 1950s.
Fraizer Campbell is likely to be ever-present for the Welsh outfit after his move in January from the Black Cats. The former Manchester United man scored seven goals in 12 league games to become an instant hit with the Cardiff faithful.
Two players who will know each other well are Rudy Gestede and Stephane Sessegnon; the two play their international football for Benin with the latter captaining his country in their recent World Cup qualification matches in Africa.
Welsh striker Craig Bellamy, now with his home-town club, has bagged six goals against the Black Cats during his career.
Bellamy has yet to score at the Stadium of Light, though he boasts a prolific record against the Wearsiders with goals against them in spells with Newcastle United, Blackburn Rovers, West Ham United and Manchester City.
Bluebirds defender Andrew Taylor will also be looking forward to a return to the north east; the left-back hails from Hartlepool and progressed through the youth ranks at Middlesbrough before moving to Wales in 2011.
Cardiff manager Malky Mackay played with Sunderland head coach Paolo Di Canio in the year the Italian spent north of the border with Celtic.
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Inspired by nature and art, chef Tim Morton at The Umstead Hotel and Spa in North Carolina's Research Triangle will create a fresh taste of Southern cuisine for the Washington Spa Alliance Fourth Annual Symposium at the National Press Club on June 24.
Working with homegrown fruits, vegetables, and herbs from The Umstead's dedicated farm, chef Morton mixes classic items with new favorites at the hotel's highly rated restaurant, Herons. The WSPA menu June 24 ranges from Tobago-inspired gazpacho with pickled clams and summer vegetables to steamed black bass, baked tofu, and goat milk custard dessert.
Morton joined The Umstead after a two-year stint at Chicago's famed Alinea Restaurant. His culinary skill previously rated raves at Georgia's Sea Island Cloister Hotel. Raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, Morton was educated at the College of Coastal Georgia in Brunswick via its Culinary and Hospitality Certificate Program, and earned his accreditation from the American Culinary Federation in 2008.
Overlooking a forest lake, and adjoining a gallery of North Carolina art pottery, Heron's complements the newly expanded Umstead Spa. A secluded terrace and garden court is the setting for yoga and Pilates. Spacious relaxation lounges lead to an outdoor whirlpool and cabanas at the swimming pool. The men's spa features a step-down whirlpool and sun deck. The expansion brings The Umstead Spa to 16,000 square feet, including 11 treatment rooms.
The fourth annual WSPA symposium will bring together an historic gathering of spa industry pioneers. Honorary chair is Deborah Szkely, 92, founder of Rancho La Puerta in Mexico.
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Rails, Gallinules and Coots (Rallidae)
Brown Wood-rail (Aramides wolfi) - HBW 3, p. 176
French: Râle de Wolf
German: Esmeraldasralle
Spanish: Cotara Morena
Other common names: Brown-backed Wood-rail
Taxonomy: Aramides wolfi Berlepsch and Taczanowski, 1884, Chimbo, Ecuador.
Genus sometimes merged into Eulabeornis. Monotypic.
Distribution: W Colombia to SW Ecuador and extreme NW Peru.
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Teacher Shortage Employment Incentive Program (TSEIP)
Legislative Ruling
How to Apply
Eligible Loan Programs
Required Eligibility Forms
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The Teacher Shortage Employment Incentive Program (TSEIP) is a legislative ruling administered by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. TSEIP was designed to recruit and retain mathematics and science teachers in Oklahoma. Successful candidates will be reimbursed eligible student loan expenses (a set amount, which may vary yearly) or an equivalent cash benefit. In order to qualify to receive disbursement benefits under TSEIP, the participant must:
- Complete an approved professional teacher education program from an Oklahoma-accredited teacher education unit (must include a student teaching requirement).
- Teachers with alternative or emergency certificates do not qualify for this program.
- Hold a valid certificate to teach mathematics or science at the secondary level.
- Obtain an initial teaching license and then a certificate and provide eligible, full-time teaching service under a regular teaching contract at an Oklahoma public school:
- at the secondary level
- for five (5) consecutive school years
- in the mathematics or science subject areas.
- Obtain an initial teaching license and then a certificate and provide eligible, full-time teaching service under a regular teaching contract at an Oklahoma public school:
- Complete the first full year of eligible full-time teaching service, as described above, within 25 months from the date of graduation from a four-year institution in Oklahoma.
- Complete course work and training necessary to obtain a teaching certificate, which requires a baccalaureate degree or graduate degree and completion of an approved program of professional teacher preparation. The teacher preparation program shall include a student teaching requirement and authorize service for the secondary level.
Notwithstanding the provisions of this subparagraph, participants may apply to the employing school for a leave of absence when a serious illness, pregnancy or other natural cause prevents the participant from continuing the course work requirements or from providing consecutive full-time teaching service.
- Leaves of absence may not exceed more than one academic year and will not be included for the purpose of calculating the consecutive five (5) years of teaching service.
- As soon as a leave of absence is granted, participant must present official school documentation to OSRHE that meets the provisions of these rules. Also, official notification must be given within one year that the participant has resumed the teaching duties or participant may be withdrawn from the program.
A reduction in force will not eliminate a participant from fulfilling the consecutive five-year obligation if the following provisions are met:
- Participant must provide to OSRHE official documentation of the reduction in force as soon as it is enforced.
- Participant must resume teaching mathematics or science at the secondary level at an Oklahoma public school within 18 months after the reduction in force.
State and Federal Programs to Assist Education Majors
- Federal (Stafford) Loan Forgiveness for Teachers (external link)
- Future Teachers Scholarship (external link)
- Public Service Loan Forgiveness* (external link)
- Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program (external link)
*Under this program, borrowers may qualify for forgiveness of the remaining balance due on their eligible federal student loans after they have made 120 payments on those loans under certain repayment plans while employed full time by certain public service employers.
Legislative Ruling
To view the permanent rule regarding TSEIP (Title 610, Chapter 25, Subchapter 27), please follow the steps below:
- Visit the Oklahoma Secretary of State website (external link, opens in new window).
- Click on the Administrative Rules menu item on the navigation under the banner.
- On the menu on the left, float your cursor over the Online Code and Register menu item and select View Code.
- Scroll down and click on Title 610, State Regents for Higher Education.
- Click on Chapter 25, Student Financial Aid and Scholarships.
- Click on Subchapter 27, Teacher Shortage Employment Incentive Program.
- Select the section(s) you would like to view.
How to Apply
Students must fill out the Participation Agreement Form below and submit it to their college or university TSEIP coordinator no later than the date of their graduation from a four-year college or university in Oklahoma (even if graduating in the fall). Institutions will submit qualifying applications to the State Regents within 10 days of receipt. SPECIAL NOTE: Applicants cannot be certified to teach math or science prior to signing the Participation Agreement Form.
The State Regents office will notify applicants of application receipt, educational loan obligations and any qualifying disbursement benefit opportunities through TSEIP.
For more information about the program, contact the education department at your college or university or contact the State Regents Teacher Recruitment Program at 405.225.9322, 800.858.1840 (toll-free) or email@example.com.
TSEIP Participation Agreement (PDF, 325k)
Eligible Loan Programs
The following student loan programs are eligible for TSEIP reimbursement:
- Stafford Student Loans/Guaranteed Student Loans
- Perkins/National Direct Student Loans
- Loans made pursuant to the federal Supplemental Loans for Students program, including CLAS
- Consolidation Loan Program loans
- Privately funded educational loans issued to students through colleges or universities
NOTE: Parent Loans for Students (PLUS) are not eligible.
Students who participate in TSEIP and meet all the eligibility requirements but do not have outstanding loan obligations will receive a cash payment after five years of teaching.
For more information about the program, contact the education department at your college or university or contact the State Regents Teacher Recruitment Program at 405.225.9322, 800.858.1840 (toll-free) or email@example.com.
Required Eligibility Forms
To determine eligibility, participants should submit all the required forms upon completion of the fifth consecutive year of teaching secondary mathematics or science in Oklahoma public schools. The required forms may be downloaded below.
- Official Transcripts
- Copy of State of Oklahoma Teaching Certificates
- TSEIP Employment Compliance Form (PDF, 82k)
- Affidavit of Agreement for Repayment of School Loans (PDF, 67k)
- Applicant Information Update Form (PDF, 91k)
For more information, contact the State Regents Teacher Recruitment Program at 405.225.9322, 800.858.1840 (toll-free) or email@example.com.
TSEIP Coordinators
Public Colleges and Universities
Independent Colleges and Universities
Cameron University
East Central University
Langston University
Northeastern State University
Northwestern Oklahoma State
Oklahoma Panhandle State
Oklahoma State University
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Southwestern Oklahoma State University
University of Central Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Bacone College
Mid-America Christian University
Oklahoma Baptist University
Oklahoma Christian University
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma Wesleyan University
Oral Roberts University
Southern Nazarene University
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Marlboro County and the surrounding areas offer a variety of public, private and specialty schools, colleges, academies and universities for students of all ages.
Marlboro County School System offers kindergarten through 12ph grade students quality public education. The student population is comprised of 59% Black or African American, 31% White, 1% Hispanic and 9% other. In addition to the 4,339 students enrolled in the school district,1,362 students are educated through the Adult Education Program. The Marlboro County School District includes 8 elementary and middle schools and one consolidated high school. The dedicated teachers, administrators and staff "Motivate all children to Succeed with Dignity." Seventy - nine percent who graduate commit to a higher education.
Marlboro Academy is a college preparatory school near Bennettsville with about 300 students that is committed to its students and their highest level of academic achievement, dedicated to a superior development of character and moral integrity, and devoted to maintaining an environment that is safe, nurturing, and conducive to physical well-being. Marlboro Academy is accredited by the South Carolina Independent School Association. The Academy serves students from Marlboro, Chesterfield, Richmond, and Scotland counties.
Marlboro County School District has a unique intermediate school experience for dedicated and motivated students at their School of Discovery. This school focuses on the arts (music, dance, art and drama) and scholastic achievement. Admission is by audition.
South Carolina Governor's School of Math and Science is one of only 12 public, residential high schools in the nation dedicated to the advanced study of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). GSSM is a place where students can develop their identities and shape their independence through a combination of challenging academics and real world opportunities. Located in Hartsville, SC, GSSM is about a 30 minute drive from Bennettsville.
Wilson High School was authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) in 1996 to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma program (Grades 11-12) to highly-motivated students who complete a rigorous college preparatory curriculum and demonstrate a strong commitment to learning and community service. The partnership of Wilson High School (Grades 9-12) and Williams Middle School (Grades 7-8) became an authorized IB Middle Years Program (MYP) in 2002. Wilson High School is located in Florence, SC which is about 45 minutes from Bennettsville.
St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, NC
Francis Marion University, Florence, SC
Florence-Darlington Technical College, Florence, SC
Coker College, Hartsville, SC
NETC - Northeastern Technical College, Cheraw, SC
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Recent and archived news articles by Matt Flegenheimer of The New York Times.
Hillary Clinton Campaign Raises $40 Million in June
The campaign says it begins July with $44 million in cash on hand as it seeks to maintain its fund-raising advantage over Donald J. Trump.
July 2, 2016, Saturday
MORE ON: Presidential Election of 2016
Obama Will Campaign With Hillary Clinton in North Carolina
The president and the presumptive Democratic nominee are scheduled to be in Charlotte, N.C., on Tuesday for a discussion of "building on the progress we've made."
June 30, 2016, Thursday
Hillary Clinton Surprises by Attending Pride Parade in New York
It was an unannounced appearance for Mrs. Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, two weeks after the massacre in Orlando, which colored the proceedings.
June 27, 2016, Monday
Donald Trump Returns Fire, Calling Hillary Clinton a 'World-Class Liar'
In his speech, Mr. Trump delivered blistering attacks on his rival interspersed with his own policy proposals.
June 23, 2016, Thursday
Hillary Clinton Makes Dire Predictions for Economy if Donald Trump Wins
Mrs. Clinton belittled Mr. Trump's record as a businessman and said his economic policies would cause a global recession.
June 22, 2016, Wednesday
Hillary Clinton's Speech: What You Missed
Hillary Clinton spoke about the economic policies and political acumen of Donald J. Trump in a speech in Ohio on Tuesday.
June 22, 2016, Wednesday
What Donald Trump Learned From Joseph McCarthy's Right-Hand Man
Roy Cohn, the Red-baiting Senate adviser and fearsome lawyer, counseled a young Mr. Trump for many years, nurturing a style of bluster and smears.
June 21, 2016, Tuesday
Hillary Clinton to Pummel Donald Trump on Economy, Calling Him Uncaring
In a speech on Tuesday, Mrs. Clinton plans to portray Mr. Trump as an unscrupulous businessman whose policies would lead to another financial crisis.
June 21, 2016, Tuesday
'Super PAC' Backing Hillary Clinton Raised Largest Haul of the Year in May
Priorities USA Action pulled in $12.1 million last month and entered June with over $50 million on hand, highlighting Mrs. Clinton's organizational advantage over Donald J. Trump.
June 21, 2016, Tuesday
MORE ON: Presidential Election of 2016
Shunned, Stared at, Still for Trump: The Holdout in Hillary Clinton's Town
John Nadler, America's loneliest supporter of Donald J. Trump, counts the Clintons as his neighbors in Chappaqua, N.Y., a bastion of blue.
June 18, 2016, Saturday
Clinton vs. Sanders vs. Trump: Who Is the True New Yorker?
Ahead of the state's April 19 primary, three presidential candidates have been working to highlight their New York-iness to voters. We had Matt Flegenheimer, a Times campaign reporter, assess their attributes.
How They Did: A Breakdown of the Republican Debate on CNBC
Nearly everyone onstage at Wednesday night's Republican debate had an achievable mission, including CNBC, which stood to gain by reaching a big prime-time audience with a major newsmaking event. Here's a look at how well they did.
How the Democrats — and CNN — Fared in the Debate
Everyone onstage at Tuesday night's debate had something to prove.
How the Republicans Fared in the Second Debate
For nearly three hours on Wednesday, the Republican presidential candidates sparred over policy, political tactics and, occasionally, physical appearance.
The Voice of the Crosswalks
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Frozen Chocolate Charlotte
Yield: Serves 12-14
Truly a chocolate delight! It keeps very well in the freezer for up to 1 month if properly covered. --Larchwood Inn, Wakefield, Rhode Island
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- 2 packages ladyfingers
- 1/4 cup white crème de menthe or rum
- 12-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate
- 3 tablespoons instant coffee
- 1/2 cup boiling water
- 6 egg yolks
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 6 egg whites
- 1-1/2 cups heavy cream
Instructions:Brush flat surfaces of ladyfingers with liqueur and line sides of a 9-inch springform pan. Line bottom with remaining ladyfingers, overlapping if necessary. Melt semi-sweet chocolate in the top of a double boiler. In separate container, dissolve instant coffee in boiling water. Set aside. Beat egg yolks at high speed until foamy, then beat the sugar in gradually, beating until thick. Reduce speed and add vanilla, coffee, and melted chocolate. In large bowl, beat egg whites until stiff peaks are formed. Stir 1 cup of egg whites into chocolate mixture, then fold in remaining whites. Whip heavy cream and fold into chocolate mixture. Pour into springform pan. Freeze until firm (4-6 hours). Garnish with chocolate curls before serving.
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Two-year starter at left tackle ? Will be one of the best offensive linemen in the nation and the Atlantic 10 Conference in 2001 ? Has played in 37 career games, making 24 starts.
2000: Started 10 games at left tackle ? Leader of the offensive line which paved the way for UMass to rush for 170.4 yards per game, while supplying pass protection to let the Minutemen throw for 232.4 yards per contest.
1999: Started every game of the season at left tackle ? Part of the offensive line which allowed UMass to rush for 187.9 yards per game on the season, while also supplying pass protection to let the Minutemen throw for 248.5 yards per game ? Helped the offensive line to earn WHMP / UMass Athlete of the Week honors following NCAA first-round win at Furman (202 rushing yards, 489 yards of total offense, no sacks allowed).
1998: Top reserve offensive lineman for the Minutemen ? Played in all 15 games on the season, starting once (at Connecticut) ? Part of the offensive line which paved the way for UMass to average 201.6 rushing yards and 471.6 total yards per game ? Also made seven tackles on special teams ? Made two tackles against Maine ??Recorded two tackles in the James Madison game.
1997: Redshirted.
Before UMass: Played for coach Guy Puleo at Proctor High School ? Saw action on both sides of the line during his high school career ? First team All-Section III Central New York (Class 2A) choice as an offensive lineman during his senior season ? Played in the John Arcaro All-Star Memorial Senior Classic, showcasing the top senior talent in the Upstate New York region ? Also lettered in basketball at Proctor.
Personal: Full name is Corey D. Mitchell ? Son of Shirley Mitchell ? Born May 15, 1979, in Utica, N.Y. ? Majoring in Sociology.
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Pub. date: 1988 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781412986229
Print ISBN: 9780803933538 | Online ISBN: 9781412986229
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How does the investigator ensure the quality of his or her own qualitative research? How does the user of this research treat it with confidence? These are questions to which there are still only general and imprecise answers. This chapter suggests one of the strategies by which quality may be assessed. Much of the difficulty surrounding this question stems from the tendency to judge qualitative research by quantitative standards. As we noted above in our discussion of Issue 3, it is important to keep the distinction between qualitative and quantitative research visible and clear. In the first, categories take shape in the course of research, whereas in the second, they are fixed from the beginning. In the first, the analyst uses his or her methods to capture complexity and to search out patterns of interrelationship between many categories. In the second, the analyst looks, instead, for a very precise relationship ...
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