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Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2012
This VIP was a special one with some very beautiful black betties. Erykuh and Tila were the freakiest of the bunch. Their tight bodies made the night oh so sweet. Jonny Champ filled Tila to full capacity. She was loving every inch. She loves to get fucked hard. The rest of the party was taking turns on Brannon. He was just hanging out minding his own business while they were just taking his cock mouth fulls at a time. Erykuh wanted more then a mouth full, so she dropped the panties and spread her legs open for the taking. When it came time to blow his load Brannon had the girls down on their knees praying to his nut sack.
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Date: Saturday, January 28, 2012
Tila and her boyfriend had been going out for a while. Only thing was they hadnt had sex yet and Tilas pussy was juicy wet for some dick. She was an 18 yr old freak and loved getting man handled in the bedroom. She loved getting dicked down and especially sucking cock! So she called him over for a while while her parents went on some errands and got freaky with it.
Site: Cum Fiesta
Date: Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Neomi is probably the closest girl to being perfect. Only an eighteen year old can rock a figure like hers. So sweet and tight. When I saw her smile and nipples practically ripping through her shirt, my dick woke up with the quickness. She had the password and more. Neomi wanted a big dick and a hard banging. She sure got what she wanted with a side of man sauce.
Site: In The Vip
Date: Tuesday, May 17, 2011
The ladies love to have fun, and that is what it's all about. Party, drinking, and fucking is what our ladies love to do most of all. Jmac tested out a couple of ladies until he found a contender. Stephanie was ready and willing. Her hard body was just as potent as the vodka. Jmac didn't need to drink after getting a hold of her tight ass. While they were getting it on a few ladies got buck ass naked and made a nice stack of ass. The rest was history.


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If you've followed HWTM for a while or checked out the party themes section, you may have noticed that I love to use scrapbooking supplies as tools for entertaining. Scrapbooking supplies are affordable, and there's so much variety available from holiday and occasion themes to fabulous color palettes and modern prints that the possibilities for […]
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New Party Theme: Candyland Birthday
Full details for how to recreate the Candyland Birthday Party we threw for Max Sutter last month are finally up in the Party Themes section. I'm so sorry it took me a while to get them up – the plate's been a little overloaded lately! But as they say, better late than never, right? ;) […]
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I have no idea how summer flew by so fast, but the good news is that there are lots of things to look forward to and celebrate over the next few months! If you're looking for some fun new ways to spice up your upcoming celebrations or holiday parties, please come join us for the […]
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Feathers add such a glamorous & unique feel to parties and weddings…I've always loved the look but am especially in the mode right now because we're working on some fun feather accents for the upcoming Hip Hostess/Chambord event in NY at the end of the month! (more details on that coming soon!) Pictured above, clockwise […]
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The Study Abroad Office offers students the opportunity to study abroad on semester-long programs and short term programs. Short term programs are offered outside of the academic semester in either January or in the summer after graduation. Visit the Semester & Year Abroad section of the website for additional information about those programs.
Visit Semester in Orvieto Italy to learn about the new semester-long program being offered every spring semester starting with the pilot program in spring 2016.
The Study Abroad Office recommends planning for a short term program abroad two semesters prior to planned participation but no less than one semester. Students interested in short term study abroad should notify their academic advisor. Students should meet with the Associate Director of Study Abroad for more information about studying abroad and to receive the Study Abroad Information Packet.
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Einstein's Global Health Center and Global Health Club recently hosted their annual Global Health Week, during which educational and motivational events are held to provide students with exposure to physicians who are integrating global health work into their careers, and to inform them about global health activities in which they can take part.
This year's festivities kicked off with a panel presentation in which second-year students described their projects abroad that were supported by the Global Health Fellowship Program, and they gave advice to first-year students interested in pursuing global health fellowships. It also included a reception held in the Forchheimer hallway known as Einstein's "Main Street," featuring a photography exhibit illustrating students' global health experiences.
Assembled by second-year student, Jesse Berman, in conjunction with Jill Raufman, program director of Einstein's Global Health Center, the exhibit featured stunning photos taken by Einstein students during their travels in India, Africa, and South and Central America.
The special week also featured a Global Health Trivia Night, which drew an enthusiastic group of medical students who were quizzed on trivia pertaining to global health, New York and Einstein.
The week's events continued with a presentation by Dr. Richard Murphy, assistant professor of medicine, who shared his experiences working abroad with Doctors without Borders, an international medical humanitarian organization that provides independent, impartial assistance in more than 60 countries, to people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect or catastrophe.
Global Health Week concluded with a "Meet and Greet" attended by approximately 80 students and 40 faculty members, who discussed potential involvement in future global health initiatives. Each faculty member offered a brief description of their respective global health involvement, and students were able to go from table to table to learn about the different options available to them regarding their own potential participation. For additional information on global health at Einstein, visit http://www.einstein.yu.edu/centers/global-health/.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Declaration Ceremony Celebrates Momentous Transition
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Exhibit Images Reflect Global Health Experiences
Friday, November 13, 2015
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Juan Pablo beds three women on "The Bachelor" 2014 and former contestant, Cassandra Ferguson, is telling everyone about it. According to Cassandra, a lot went on behind-the-scenes while the show was filming that was downright revolting!
RadarOnline reported March 11 that besides the allegations Juan Pablo bed three women, he forgot Cassandra's son's name.
Cassandra said:
"He mentioned to me, 'Well, your son, Tr- … Trevor?' As if it was even a question! I was like, 'You know what Juan Pablo, that was all we talked about was our kids!' A lot of our conversations were about [his daughter] Camila and Trey, and I was like, 'You know, if you can't even remember my son's name, what were you doing on our date? What was going through your head?"
She said she was "fuming" and looking at the other women in disbelief. "The Bachelor" contestant said of all the things that Juan Pablo should have at least recalled, it was her son's name -- Trey.
"It was absolutely ridiculous," she said.
Ferguson mentioned the other single mother who was also a contestant on the show -- Renee Oteri. She was sent home soon after she introduced her son to Juan Pablo. Cassandra stood up for Renee during the "Women Tell All" taping, but it was edited out.
Cassandra brought up Clare Crawley and what was said to her when Juan Pablo whispered in her ear on the helicopter ride. Cassandra said pretty much the same thing as the Us Weekly report published. Read more about that HERE.
Juan Pablo beds three women? Did he really do that? Cassandra thinks so.
"I am pretty sure that he banged three people" while the show was taping, Cassandra said.
Now that the show" is over, Juan Pablo Galavis is pegged as the most-hated "Bachelor" ever...and Brad Womack thought he was the most hated "Bachelor" in his first season when he rejected Deanna Papas!
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Support for the Cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has edged down but remains high at 70.9 percent, compared with 72.1 percent in the previous poll last month, a Kyodo News survey showed Sunday.
It was the fourth time that the Cabinet approval rating has topped 70 percent in the monthly surveys since Abe's Liberal Democratic Party came to power in December.
The disapproval rating, meanwhile, stood at 16.2 percent, up 0.2 percentage point from the previous survey conducted on April 20 and 21.
The latest nationwide telephone survey, conducted on Saturday and Sunday, received responses from 1,022 eligible voters.
Asked which party they will vote for in the proportional representation section of the upper house election this summer, 5.7 percent of the respondents said they would support the Japan Restoration Party, down 2.8 points, compared with 6.8 percent who will vote for the opposition Democratic Party of Japan, up 1.0 point.
Abe's Liberal Democratic Party secured the highest support rating at 44.4 percent, up 1.9 points, according to the survey.
The Japan Restoration Party's drop to third place came after Toru Hashimoto, the party's co-leader and Osaka mayor, was harshly attacked at home and abroad over his controversial remarks about wartime sex slavery.
Hashimoto said the system of sexual servitude was considered necessary during wartime, while suggesting U.S. servicemen in Japan should use the country's adult entertainment industry to prevent them from committing sexual offenses against local people.
The survey also showed 54.3 percent oppose restarting idled nuclear reactors even after the government confirms their safety, against 37.2 percent who expressed support.
On nuclear power plant exports by Japan, 46.2 percent were opposed, compared with 41.0 percent who expressed support.
Asked about Abe's handling of the economy, 67.6 percent of the respondents said it was going smoothly, far exceeding the 26.9 percent who expressed negative views.
On the controversial proposal to revise Article 96 of the Constitution to ease the criteria for constitutional amendments, 48.6 percent opposed the proposal while 41.5 percent expressed support.
In the survey, 43.7 percent said they would refer to information on the Internet once the ban on online election campaigning is lifted for the upcoming House of Councillors election, against 53.6 percent who said they would not.
As for party approval ratings, the LDP secured 48.5 percent support, up 4.4 points and the highest level since the party marked 49.2 percent support in September 2006, immediately after the launch of Abe's first Cabinet.
The DPJ followed at 5.9 percent, up 0.1 point, while the Japan Restoration Party secured 4.8 percent support, down 0.7 point.
Support for the New Komeito party, the LDP's ruling coalition partner, stood at 3.2 percent, while the opposition Your Party secured 4.4 percent and the Japanese Communist Party 2.8 percent.


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So you can't afford clothing from the art-and-antiquity-inspired fall runway lines from Dolce & Gabbana. Neither can we. We will, however, happily take a cheap knock-off (just like all of our "Louis Vuitton" purses) and this Oil Printed A-Line Dress ($35) is a suitable alternative. The dress takes inspiration from the figures of the Byzantine-mosaic-inspired runway and the floral and Cupid oil painting fabrics of 2012, plus, it adds D&G's favorite embellishment: black lace.
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The 2D shooter is a slowly dying genre, though every so often, a company tries to breath new life into it. Starfish and UFO Interactive attempted to do that with The Monkey King: The Legend Begins, and failed on all fronts.
The game is a basic arcade side-scrolling shooter, and is a loose adaptation of the Chinese "Journey to the West." In the game, Wu Kung is being trained by The Great Teacher to become a powerful God. Joining him in his training is Mei Mei. The player can use either Wu Kung or Mei Mei, but aside from their appearance, there is no difference between the two character.
Rather, both blast their way through six levels of enemies. The control itself works fine. You use the control pad to move and press 2 to fire your primary attack. You also have a power shot, accessed by pressing 1. You can switch your power shot by pressing A. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the control system. The game controls well.
The box proudly declares that the game features "Full Tilt Control!" By this, it means you can tilt the Wii remote to the left or right to affect how fast the screen scrolls. Tilt it left, the screen moves slower. To the right, it moves faster. When going slowly, you can easily avoid fire, while moving quickly, you can zoom right past all your enemies. The feature makes an already easy game even easier. It is best ignored.
That is one of the biggest problems with the game. For a 2D shooter, it is very easy. You can collect multiple powerups in the game, and at full power, the game is nothing more than sitting on the left side of the screen repeatedly hitting the 2 button. In fact, it is entirely possible to beat several of the bosses before they even have a chance to attack. When a game is this easy, it just isn't fun.
Also worth noting are the graphics. The game features low-resolution sprites, and it is just plain ugly. There is still a place for 2D graphics in today's ever-evolving gaming world, but The Monkey King's graphics are bad by any standard. 2D can still look beautiful, as seen in 2009's Muramasa: The Demon Blade, but in The Monkey King, it's just ugly.
In addition, the game is very short. It's possible to beat the story mode in 20 to 25 minutes, and there is no incentive to go back and play again. A multiplayer mode is present, but much like the tilt control, all it does is make an easy game even easier.
The Monkey King: The Legend Begins is not recommended. Those looking for a great 2D shooting experience should look elsewhere, as it disappoints on almost all levels.
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Google Fit is Android's answer to Apple's Healthkit platform
Nike, Adidas and HTC sign up to the fitness-tracking service
GOOGLE FIT was unveiled during the firm's I/O press conference on Wednesday as Android's answer to Apple's Healthkit platform.
Much like the iOS alternative, Google Fit is a hub that collates all of a users health and fitness data, such as calorie intake and steps walked, from multiple applications and devices including the newly-announced Samsung Gear Live smartwatch. Adidas and Nike have also confirmed that they are onboard with Fit, meaning the software will work with the likes of the Fuelband.
Other confirmed partners include LG, Withings, Motorola, Noom, Runtastic, RunKeeper, Polar and HTC, yet another hint that the Taiwanese firm is planning a smartwatch.
It will be easy for other brands to get onboard, too, with Google announcing that the Google Fit Platform Preview SDK will be available to developers "in just a few weeks," allowing apps to put together a "complete picture of the users' fitness." However, Google has been keen to point out that the user will have complete control over what apps are able to access their data.
There's no word as to when Google Fit will be available to the masses, but it likely will debut alongside Android L in the autumn.
The announcement of Fit sees Google going head-to-head with Samsung as well as Apple, with the Korean firm having announced its wearables-focused SAMI platform earlier this year.
Google also today spilled some more details on its Android Wear operating system during its I/O keynote on Wednesday, and announced that the LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live smartwatches will be available on Google Play today priced at $199 and $229, respectively. µ
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Kansas state House sent a bill to the state Senate today that will legalize discrimination based on sexual orientation. The bill (HB2453) literally states that, if it would be contrary to the sincerely held religious beliefs of the individual or religious entity regarding sex or gender, no person or corporation shall be required to "Provide any services, accommodations, advantages, facilities, goods, or privileges; provide counseling, adoption, foster care and other social services; or provide employment or employment benefits, related to, or related to the celebration of, any marriage, domestic partnership, civil union or similar arrangement."
That blatant bigotry passed the House with a 72-49 vote and was introduced to the Republican led state Senate today. It's likely to pass and become law as the Republican leadership fears the federal government's increasing acceptance of homosexuality and same-sex marriages. Their fears are growing closer to home as news comes out of Missouri Tuesday of the ACLU challenging Missouri's acceptance of same-sex marriage.
Kansas Republicans planned this bill with the ACLU in mind, though. The last section of the bill is written entirely to make the law difficult to overthrow in court.
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through 4, and amendments thereto, or the application of any such word,
phrase, clause or provision to any person or circumstance is held invalid,
the remaining provisions shall be given effect without the invalid portion
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This means that each, individual right that is trampled with this law will need to be challenged and overthrown in court on an individual basis. Those guys think of everything.
With a law like this in place, University of Missouri's Michael Sam could have been prevented from going to school and playing football. It's lucky for him that the Chiefs are based on the Missouri side of Kansas City so his draft options aren't affected by this legislation.
But Kansas has ways to deal with people who don't venture into its borders, too. They just need to send out their very own homophobic street team, the Westboro Baptists. For those who don't know, the Westboro Baptists are a group of homophobic lawyers who go around looking for sensitive moments to disrupt with rude signs, then sue anyone who looks at them funny. They're planning on being at the University of Missouri in Columbia this Saturday, February 15th from 1:30 to 2:45 p.m.
The Westboro Baptists may have trouble proselytizing their bigotry in Columbia, however. A counter protest currently being organized already has over 4,000 people planning to attend. Perhaps they should just stay in Kansas.


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A photographic story of USAF William Tell Competition.
Aviation enthusiast always around air bases and air show to take great pictures.
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Credit For Prior Learning
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Sage recognizes skills and knowledge gained outside of the classroom through its Credit for Prior Learning portfolio program. Many Sage students have amassed expertise through employment, military, community service or personal life experience. The credit for prior learning program grants credit after successful completion of a portfolio that demonstrates college-level learning based on a faculty evaluation. Prior learning credits should support a student's goals and academic degree program.
- Must be a matriculated Sage student in a baccalaureate degree program
- Must have completed at least 3 credits at Sage with a "C" or better and be enrolled in an additional 3 credit course before credit is awarded.
- Cumulative GPA must be a 2.00 with a 2.20 GPA in major.
- Up to 30 prior learning credits may be earned.
- Students must complete 1/2 of major requirements at Sage
- Students may request 1-3 CPL credits per course.
- The CPL program is available during the fall and spring terms only
- Students are not eligible for the credit for prior learning program in their anticipated term of completion (i.e., graduation term).
- Recommendation for interested students: in preparation for discussion with the Credit for Prior Learning Coordinator, students should review course descriptions to determine areas that their portfolios may include. The proposed portfolio courses should focus on skills and experiences supporting a college-level expertise or learning experience. On average, most students in the CPL program pursue 3-12 credits.
- Credit will be granted for college-level learning only, not for experience per se.
- While the College provides general guidance and assistance, it is each student's responsibility to complete a narrative and a portfolio of documentation, which will be the basis for awarding credit.
- The process of assessment and validation is conducted by the faculty.
- Credit under this program cannot be obtained for learning when proficiency exams are required by the appropriate department.
- Prior learning credits are considered external credits and do not count to the "institutional-based" credit requirement.
- The maximum combined transfer credits including credit for prior learning is 90 credits.
- Students are not eligible for the credit for prior learning program in their anticipated term of completion (i.e., graduation term).
- Participation in the prior learning portfolio program requires an enrollment fee of $150.00. Students must register for NCR 091 during the term or terms in which they will be completing and handing in their portfolio.
- Upon faculty assessment and approval of prior learning credit, students will be charged a per credit fee of $100.00 (up to a maximum of $1000.00 for 10 credits or more). Portfolios must be submitted to the Prior Learning Coordinator 2 weeks prior to the last day of classes as indicated on the College academic calendar.
- A full-time member of The Sage Colleges faculty designated by the Coordinator will evaluate the portfolio and determine if and how much credit the Student will receive. The Faculty Member provides the final decision on course information and number of credits. Faculty evaluation is available during the Fall and Spring semesters.
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The Super 8 of Casper welcomes you to central Wyoming. Our Super 8 boasts one of the best locations for world-class fishing, hunting, hiking, and biking imaginable. In addition, we are just minutes away from Fort Caspar, National Historic Trails Interpretive Center, and several golf courses. After you have spent your day traveling and exploring our beautiful state, park your car, truck, or RV in our large secure parking lot, then let our professional and friendly staff assist you in finding the clean and comfortable room that will fit you and/or your family's needs. Enjoy evening popcorn in our lobby, high speed wireless internet access in all rooms, and relax with expanded cable TV w/remote control featuring HBO, ESPN, Fox News and Disney. Join us in the morning for our expanded complimentary SuperStart continental breakfast. Super 8, Friendly, Clean, Simply Super.
Amenities· 24-hour front desk
· Accessible facilities
· Accessible parking
· Air conditioning
· Air conditioning
· Alarm clock
· Barbeque grills
· Bus parking
· Business center
· Coffee/Tea maker
· Coin operated laundry
· Complimentary continental breakfast
· Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
· Cribs
· Desk with lamp
· Exterior corridors
· Free local calls
· Free newspaper
· High speed internet access
· High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
· High speed internet connection
· High speed internet connection
· Ice machine
· Interior corridors
· Internet services
· Ironing board
· Ironing board
· Meeting rooms
· Non-smoking rooms (generic)
· Outdoor parking
· Parking
· Pets allowed
· Ramp access
· Recreational vehicle parking
· Remote control television
· Rollaway bed
· Security
· Truck parking
· Vending machines
· Wakeup service
· Wheel chair access
· Wireless internet connection in public areas
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Opened in 1978
· 66 rooms.
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Area Attractions- Pathfinder Dam Museum
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- Hells Half Acre
- Independence Rock Hist Site
- Tate Geological Museum
- Powder River
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- Casper Mountain Park
- National Historic Museum
- Mormon Hand Cart Visitor Cnt
- Antiques
- PV Golf Course
- Fort Casper Museum
- Hogadon Basin Ski Area
- Speas Fish Hatchery
- Tate Mumeralogical Muse
- Swimming Pool
- Casper College
- Casper Fairgrounds
- Casper Events Center
- Casper Country Club
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For many, these are the months of the treadmill. Regardless of where you fall on the treadmill love/hate spectrum, running indoors can be incredibly effective. First of all, treadmills are safe. There is no uneven terrain, no icy patches, no dark roads or cars headed in your direction. Second, treadmills are convenient. They allow you to have all your food and nutrition, you can multitask with news and/or music, and they are located in almost every gym on the planet. Finally, treadmills are a consistent workout tool: not only do you get the same run every time, but you get to run in a temperature-controlled environment with similar terrain and conditions
Use it for interval training
One of the major benefits for training on the treadmill is that it makes interval training much easier than the open road. For those not in the know, interval training or it's more high intensity variety called High Intensity Interval Training or in short HIIT is an amazing cardio routine to lose weight fast and burn excess calories. You can incorporate HIIT into your cardio regime on the treadmill to take it to the next level. Here's an example of a sample plan:
• Warm up for 3 minutes at 6 km/h
• Switch the speed to 10km/h for 2 minutes and then bring it back to 6 km/h
• Repeat this for at least 4 sets so that total exercise lasts 15 minutes
• Walk on the treadmill at 6 km/h for a cool down period
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While running on a treadmill it is important to use the incline feature of in order to reap the maximum benefits and calorie burn during your run. Even a 1% incline (most machines 1-15) will help you burn more calories than walking on level ground.
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As reported today by WFTS TV News, a broad coalition of middle-class Floridians in Tampa Bay and more than a dozen other cities statewide will mark today's start of the 2014 legislative session by joining in on "Awake The State" rallies.
Launched as a Facebook page in 2011 by leading progressive political advocacy organization, Progress Florida, Awake The State quickly grew exponentially into what's described on its website as:
...an organic, grassroots movement of everyday Floridians fighting to protect and restore our middle class...made up of Floridians from every walk of life including educators, healthcare workers, police and firefighters, advocates for consumers, middle class families and more."
Progress Florida Executive Director Mark Ferrulo explains that,
Average Floridians are fed up with Tallahassee politicians balancing the budget on the backs of hard-working Floridians...Gov. Scott and his allies in the legislature have made a habit of picking the pockets of our nurses, police and firefighters to further pad the pockets of corporate CEOs...We will continue to fight Rick Scott and the Tea Party until we see these anti-middle class policies changed."
A diverse cross-section of Sunshine State residents has joined that fight. News reports often pigeonhole Progress Florida and Awake The State as "left-leaning", yet supporters and participants include Republicans, Democrats and Independents from across the ideological spectrum.
The common denominator is dissatisfaction with the direction Gov. Scott and conservative Republicans in control of the legislature have taken the state. Rally attendees may sometimes disagree about thorny social issues. But they agree the Middle Class gets the short end of the economic stick when elected officials put the wants of wealthy individuals and corporations above the needs of vulnerable working families and retirees.
The top ten reasons Floridians were looking for a local Awake The State rally near them today are:
- Florida's income inequality crisis is among worst in the USA, and still worsening.
- More than 22 percent of Florida's nearly 19 million residents live in or near poverty.
- Gov. Scott and Republican legislators claim their corporate tax cuts and "incentives" create a "better business climate" and lots of new jobs, but the facts say something else.
- Of the new jobs created in recent years, most are low or minimum wage jobs that push families from being Middle Class to Working Poor - and often onto taxpayer-funded public assistance.
- Scott and Republican legislative leaders have let Florida's largest, most profitable corporations hide billions in profits offshore and get away with paying little if any taxes.
- They eliminated budget deficits created by that unfair tax system with devastating cuts to public education, health care and other services essential to middle-class Floridians.
- Now seeking reelection in 2014, they're putting funds back into education - while pushing voucher expansion diverting untold billions more from public to private, for-profit schools.
- They continue to block voting rights of those they fear will vote against them, like college kids.
- They continue to block federally funded Medicaid expansion that would insure over a million more people, event though Florida has the second worst uninsured crisis in America.
- Multiple new reports tell a still unraveling "Tale Of Two States", with Florida desperately divided between the top 1 percent and their allies in government, and everyone else.
From all indications, the increasing number of Floridians joining the Awake The State movement are doing so not simply to express their dissatisfaction with the state's current leadership, but to change it.
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To become a truck driver in Georgia, you must first obtain a Georgia commercial driver's license (CDL). While classes of CDL licenses may vary from state to state, Georgia classifies commercial vehicles that require a CDL to drive as follows:
According to Georgia CDL requirements, applicants must be at least 18 years old, have a valid Georgia driver's license, pass a vision exam and obtain a medical certificate. The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) regulates the transportation of cargo between states. USDOT requires all drivers who transport materials across state lines to be at least 21 years old. Applicants then need to take a general knowledge exam and a practical skills test, which includes a pre-trip vehicle inspection and an on-road driving test. For the driving test, applicants must use a vehicle in the same class for which they are trying to obtain a CDL license--for example, if you wish to obtain a Class B CDL, you must test in a Class B vehicle.
Additional knowledge and skills tests may be required depending on the endorsements you need. For example, endorsements may be needed to drive a truck with air brakes, a tanker or a school bus. They may also be needed to transport passengers or to haul hazardous materials. To transport hazardous materials (also referred to as a Hazmat endorsement), a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) background check may be required. Truck driving schools may provide the training and education needed to pass the CDL requirements in Georgia.
Visit the Georgia Department of Driver Services website for more information.
Acworth: Chattahoochee Technical College
Address: 5198 Ross Rd Acworth, Georgia 30102
Phone: 770-975-4000
Albany: ACE CDL Training Inc
Address: 3001 Sylvester Rd Albany, Georgia 31705
Phone: 229-903-8860
Albany: Albany Technical College
Address: 1704 S Slappey Blvd Albany, Georgia 31701
Phone: 229-430-3520
Americus: South Georgia Tech Truck Driver Training
Address: 728 Southerfield Rd Americus, Georgia 31709
Phone: 229-931-2975
Atlanta: Atlanta Truck Driving School
Address: 2251 Sylvan Rd Atlanta, Georgia 30344
Phone: 404-768-6565
Augusta: Commercial Driver Training
Address: 3301 Perkins Rd Augusta, Georgia 30906
Phone: 706-793-7060
Austell: Katlaw Corporation Inc
Address: 5000 Austell Powder Springs Rd, Ste 226 Austell, Georgia 30106
Phone: 678-945-1900
Bainbridge: Bainbridge College
Address: 2500 E Shotwell St Bainbridge, Georgia 39818
Phone: 229-248-2500
Buford: Daly's Truck Driving School
Address: 2314 Peachtree Industrial Blvd Buford, Georgia 30518
Phone: 770-614-6022
Calhoun: Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Address: 632 Richardson Rd Calhoun, Georgia 30701
Phone: 706-602-3539
Calhoun: Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Address: 1151 Hwy 53 Spur Calhoun, Georgia 30701
Phone: 706-624-1100
Carrollton: West Georgia Technical College
Address: 997 S Hwy 16 Carrollton, Georgia 30116
Phone: 770-836-6800
Cartersville: Millis Training Institute
Address: 60 Carson Loop Cartersville, Georgia 30120
Phone: 800-937-0880
Clarkesville: North Georgia Technical College
Address: 1500 Hwy 197 N Clarkesville, Georgia 30523
Phone: 706-754-7700
Clarkston: Dekalb Tech Institute
Address: 495 N Indian Creek Rd Clarkston, Georgia 30021
Phone: 404-297-9522
Conley: America's Driving Force of Georgia
Address: 4180 Moreland Ave Conley, Georgia 30288
Phone: 404-608-8608
Conley: Central Truck Driving Academy
Address: 1545 Cedar Grove Rd Conley, Georgia 30288
Phone: 404-361-9500
Convington: Atlantic CDL Training Center LLC
Address: 350 Oxford Rd Convington, Georgia 30014
Phone: 678-658-7681
Conyers: Georgia Driving Academy
Address: 1448 VFW Dr Conyers, Georgia 30012
Phone: 770-918-8501
Douglas: Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
Address: 706 W Baker Hwy Douglas, Georgia 31533
Phone: 912-389-4303
Dublin: Heart of Georgia Technical College
Address: 560 Pinehill Rd Dublin, Georgia 31021
Phone: 478-274-7837
Elberton : Athens Technical College
Address: 1317 Athens Hwy Elberton , Georgia 30635
Phone: 706-355-5000
Forsyth: Truck Driver Institute
Address: 100 Industrial Park Dr Forsyth, Georgia 30129
Phone: 478-994-0035
Griffin: Southern Crescent Technical College
Address: 501 Varsity Rd Griffin, Georgia 30223
Phone: 770-228-7371
Grovetown: CSRA Transportation
Address: 5226 Wrightsboro Rd, Ste C Grovetown, Georgia 30813
Phone: 706-860-6800
Hagan : O Geechee Tech Truck Driver Training
Address: 4008 Bill Hodges Rd Hagan , Georgia 30429
Phone: 912-739-2671
Hawkinsville: Middle Georgia Technical College
Address: 243 Warner Robins Hwy Rd Hawkinsville, Georgia 31088
Phone: 478-783-3017
LaGrange: West Georgia Technical College
Address: 1 College Cir LaGrange, Georgia 30240
Phone: 706-845-4323
Louisville: Sandersville Technical College
Address: 1257 Warrior Trl Louisville, Georgia 30434
Phone: 478-625-1901
MCDonough: Alliance Training Center
Address: 324 Industrial Blvd MCDonough, Georgia 30253
Phone: 770-957-6401
Monticello: Southern Crescent Technical College
Address: 112 Industrial Park Dr Monticello, Georgia 31064
Phone: 706-468-9930
Newnan: West Georgia Technical College
Address: 160 MLK Jr Dr Newnan, Georgia 30263
Phone: 678-423-2000
Rock Spring: Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Address: PO Box 569 Rock Spring, Georgia 30739
Phone: 706-764-3510
Rockmart: Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Address: 466 Brock Rd Rockmart, Georgia 30153
Phone: 770-684-5956
Rome : Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Address: 1 Maurice Culberson Dr Rome , Georgia 30161
Phone: 706-295-6963
Sandersville: Sandersville Technical College
Address: 1678 Kaolin Rd Sandersville, Georgia 31082
Phone: 478-553-9239
Savannah: Savannah Tech Truck Driver Training
Address: 2219 Gamble Rd Savannah, Georgia 31405
Phone: 912-748-5170
Swainsboro: Southeastern Technical College
Address: 346 Kite Rd Swainsboro, Georgia 30401
Phone: 478-289-2200
Thomaston: Southern Crescent Technical College
Address: 1533 US Hwy 19 S Thomaston, Georgia 30286
Phone: 706-646-6160
Tifton: Moultrie Technical College
Address: 52 Tech Drive Tifton, Georgia 31794
Phone: 229-391-2600
Toccoa: North Georgia Technical College
Address: 8989 Hwy 17 S Toccoa, Georgia 30577
Phone: 706-779-8100
Tunnel Hill: Great Southern Commercial Driving School
Address: 329 Cottonwood Mill Rd Tunnel Hill, Georgia 30755
Phone: 706-673-1992
Valdosta: Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
Address: 4089 Val Tech Rd Valdosta, Georgia 31602
Phone: 229-333-2100
Vidalia: Southeastern Technical College
Address: 1400 Harris Industrial Blvd Vidalia, Georgia 30474
Phone: 912-537-0064
Waco: West Georgia Technical College
Address: 176 Murphy Campus Blvd Waco, Georgia 30182
Phone: 770-537-6000
Warner Robbins: Middle Georgia Technical College
Address: 80 Cohen Walker Dr Warner Robbins, Georgia 31088
Phone: 478-988-6800
Waycross: Okefenokee Technical College
Address: 1701 Carswell Ave Waycross, Georgia 31503
Phone: 912-287-6584
West Baxley: Altamaha Tech
Address: 1334 Gold Isle West Baxley, Georgia 31513
Phone: 912-367-1719
Winder: CDL of GA LLC
Address: 846 Jefferson Hwy Winder, Georgia 30680
Phone: 770-868-0021
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These speakers look pretty compelling. I have been looking for a portable speaker system to use when playing out with my keyboards. The price point looks good too. I'll have to listen to these later in the year when they are available in the stores.
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I was at the show and these sounded terrible, are TINY, Overpriced, and are cheaply made, IK Multimedia has a terrible reputation what did you expect, wine from water? They look ok but I was appalled at how the IK Multimedia speakers sounded. I can see it now, musicians using speakers the size of pop tarts on stage, yes, it's the future, another IK first lol.
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College Hockey:CCHA scholar-athletes named
Eleven CCHA players have been designated as their team's 2010-11 scholar-athlete of the year and the overall winner will be chosen from the group of nominees with the winner announced at the CCHA awards ceremony on March 17.
2010-11 CCHA Scholar-Athlete of the Year Nominees
Bryant Molle, Sr, D, Alaska, Civil Engineering
David Solway, Sr, F, Bowling Green, Supply Chain Management
Chad Billins, Jr, D, Ferris State, Marketing
Rick Schofield, Sr, F, Lake Superior State, Finance and Economics
Carter Camper, Sr, F, Miami, Psychology
Carl Hagelin, Sr, F, Michigan, Sport Management
Brock Shelgren, Jr, D, Michigan State, Finance
Reid Ellingson, Jr, G, Northern Michigan, Finance
Calle Ridderwall, Sr, F, Notre Dame, Finance
Chris Reed, Sr, D, Ohio State, Accounting
Ryan Watson, Sr, F, Western Michigan, Finance
The faculty athletic representative and head coach at each school selected their school's nominee, who each must have had a cumulative GPA of 3.25 through the fall term.
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Love the 70s? We've got more in store for you this weekend!
Highs will reach the upper 70s today with mostly sunny skies. Even though we're below our normal high of 84, you'll still need sunscreen as the UV index will be high.
Tonight temps drop into the 50s, so you can give your a/c a break!
Sunday, we'll see an increase of clouds with highs in the upper 70s. There's a 10% chance for an isolated afternoon shower or thunderstorm. Most spots remain dry, I wouldn't cancel any outdoor plans at this time based on the very slight chance for rain.
We still need rain, but we don't have many chances in the 7 day.
Just a 10% chance of isolated storms Monday, then dry weather through next Saturday. The upper 70s stick around through Monday, but by the end of the week the heat returns as highs push close to 90 as we get closer to the weekend.


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Booth And Vokoun Ready To Play
LW David Booth and G Tomas Vokoun both participated in the morning skate and will play tonight against the Islanders.
Vokoun will start in goal, coach Pete DeBoer said. Booth has missed the past two games because of the flu and Vokoun sat out Tuesday's game in Toronto for the same reason.
In Booth's case, it was more than your average flu, he said. Booth said it was the "most pain I've ever been in" and that he felt "pretty miserable." Anyhow, he skated for an hour yesterday after the team returned home and said he feels pretty good and he feels he has his speed. His only concern, he said, is endurance because he's been out several days, but he plans on keeping his shifts short.


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College Hockey:Notre Dame Explodes, Remains Unbeaten
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Behind junior center Aaron Gill's hat trick and and offensive onslaught that saw 15 different Irish players record points, Notre Dame cruised to an 8-5 victory over Western Michigan en route to a series sweep of the Broncos.
The game was never as close as the score indicated, as freshman forward Tim Wallace's goal at 13:53 of the first period opened the floodgates for the Irish. ND tallied four consecutive goals and scored twice on a major penalty to junior Dana Lattery to build an insurmountable 7-2 lead at the end of the second period.
Despite receiving little defensive assistance during the game, WMU freshman netminder Scott Foster was yanked midway through the contest in favor of sophomore Mike Mantua after allowing five goals on 19 shots. Mantua wasn't much better, finishing with six saves on eight shots. ND's sophomore goaltender Morgan Cey recorded the victory, finishing with 17 saves, including 11 in the third period.
The physical Irish defense pounded the Broncos all night long, holding the high-potent Bronco offense to eight shots through two periods.
The Broncos finally responded after the second intermission by tallying three unanswered goals in the first 11 minutes of the final period before sophomore center Yan Stastny's empty-net goal put the Broncos away.
WMU's habit of taking untimely penalties came back to haunt the Broncos as the Irish scored four times on seven power-play opportunities, including junior defenseman Neil Komadoski's blast from the point past a screened Foster to put ND up 1-0 at 5:54 of the first period.
"I'm very unhappy with our performance all weekend long," said WMU head coach Jim Culhane. "We go down there, get behind right away 3-1, and have to try to battle back … while tonight, with a big, enthusiastic crowd, we found ourselves behind again. We took ourselves out of the game with the penalties and they scored [on] the power play."
The Broncos evened the score at 12:07 of the first period after senior forward Ben Gagnon found a streaking Paul Davies with a nice pass that allowed the Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. native to deke past Cey and tie the game.
Shortly after the Davies goal, ND took the lead and never looked back as Wallace took a strange rebound off the side boards while standing wide-open in the slot and blew it past Foster to give the Irish a 2-1 advantage.
It was 5-1 before Lattery gave the Broncos some hope at 12:32 of the second period. The captain tallied his second goal of the season by deflecting a blast from Mike Jarmuth past Cey to cut the lead to 5-2.
But shortly after the goal, Lattery found himself in the penalty box after being assessed a major penalty for clipping Irish forward Jake Wiegand. Wiegand didn't return to the game and the Irish responded by beating Mantua twice with the man advantage. Gill scored the game-winning goal by putting back a rebound off a Globke shot past Mantua at 15:58. Then senior forward Michael Chin continued his outstanding weekend by taking a Connor Dunlop pass and beating the WMU net minder at 17:20, and ND found itself with a 7-2 lead going into the third period.
The Broncos made things very interesting early in the third period by doing what they failed to accomplish in the first 40 minutes: getting quality scoring opportunities and controlling the play in the Irish zone. Freshman forward Vince Bellissimo tallied on a 3-on-1 rush at 1:47 and sophomore forward Pat Dwyer scored top-shelf from the slot at 3:08 of the third period to cut the lead to 7-4.
"I told them we have 20 minutes to save face," said Culhane. "We've embarassed ourselves and the program for the first 40 minutes, and that's not Bronco hockey. That's not going to sit well with anybody. You have 20 minutes to get some pride back in yourselves and this uniform."
WMU defenseman Andy Townsend awoke the 3,559 fans at Lawson Arena at 10:28 when the senior found a loose puck during a mad scramble to the side of the goal mouth and scored to cut the Irish lead to two goals.
Despite the sweep, Culhane tried to calm reporters.
"It's early in the year … but obviously I'm not pleased with what took place this weekend," he said.
After starting out 2-0 for the first time in 11 years, the Broncos find themselves right back at .500, while ND remains undefeated at 3-0-1.
The Broncos head to Orono next week to take on Maine in a non-conference series, while Notre Dame sticks to the CCHA action with a series against Ferris State.
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Baseball to Host Chicago State on Wednesday at 6:05 p.m.
April 8, 2014
CHICAGO – The UIC baseball team (12-13, 7-5) will host its 11th straight home game on Wednesday night as they welcome cross-town rival Chicago State at 6:05 p.m. CT. The Flames have won five consecutive outings, including eight of their last nine games, while the Cougars have dropped their last nine affairs. UIC holds a 58-17 all-time series advantage against Chicago State with a 23-2 mark since 2000. Prior to the Flames' 14-12 loss versus CSU earlier this season, UIC had beaten the Cougars in 22 straight games.
The Flames won all four tilts last week which included a historic 18-5 triumph against Big Ten-member Purdue on April 1. The 13-run win was UIC's largest margin of victory versus a Big Ten program since 2006. UIC also swept Horizon League-foe Youngstown State in a three-game weekend series. The Flames outscored the Penguins 30-13 in the trio of contests and tallied a team batting average of .361.
Redshirt junior Alex Lee was named the conference's Batter of the Week for his stellar performance at the plate. In four games he hit .769 (10-of-13), totaled eight runs, seven RBI and amassed a slugging percentage of 1.077. He posted his first career home run against the Boilermakers, a three-run blast the cleared the wall in left center. Against the Penguins, Lee went 8-of-10 from the dish with six runs and four RBI.
UIC is well represented in the latest edition of the NCAA's national statistical rankings. As a team, the Flames rank ninth in the nation with a batting average of .311. They also rank ninth in on-base percentage (.405) and 13th in runs per game (7.4). Senior Jacob McNamara paces UIC with a hitting mark of .406, which ranks 20th in the country, while senior Alex Jurich averages 1.29 RBI per outing, the fourth-highest ratio in the NCAA.
Chicago State will play back-to-back games this week as they host Notre Dame on Tuesday night and then journey to UIC on Wednesday. The Cougars hold an overall record of 9-17 with a Western Athletic Conference mark of 0-6. Freshman Sanford Hunt paces CSU at the plate with a batting average of .367.
A reminder to UIC fans that the official grand opening for Curtis Granderson Stadium will be on Thursday April 17, as Flames host Wright State at 4:05 p.m. CT. Click here for ticket information.


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Alumni-Student Business Luncheon Series Introduces Business Students to Real World
Kopp Family Expands Generosity to Anoka-Ramsey Community College Cambridge Campus
Annual Candlelight Ski Warms Night with Community-College Connection
Students Donating Time, Talents to Guatemalan Children Need Local Support
Former Faculty Member, Wife "Pay Forward" With $100,000 Donation to Anoka-Ramsey Community College
Cambridge Campus 20th Annual Science Night Ignites Interest in Physical Fitness
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Faculty Member Awarded Prestigious Writer's Grant
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Auxiliary Services Unit Honored for Excellent Financial Management
Explore Educational Options at Anoka-Ramsey Community College Open Houses March 8
Audio Radiance to Perform at Free Vocal Jazz Concert
Annual Candlelight Ski Event Draws More Than 100 Guests
Three Anoka-Ramsey Community College Students Named to All-Minnesota State Academic Team
Golden Rams Win State Championship, Shoot for Nationals in New York
Alumni-Student Business Luncheon Series Welcomes SimonDelivers Inc. President, COO
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Women's Basketball Going to Nationals
A Bridge to the Future 2007 Building Dedication Celebrations Cambridge Campus
Experience Native American Music and Storytelling at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, March 29
Talented Cast Chosen for Anoka-Ramsey Community College Play "Macbeth"
Go Team! ARCC Women's Basketball Team Score a Win in First Game at National Championship; Second Game Tonight.
Best-Selling Author Visits Anoka-Ramsey Community College
Representative Jim Ramstad to be Recognized at National Trio Day Celebration
Anoka-Ramsey's Women's Basketball Team Captures NJCAA National Championship
Golden Rams Take Golden Skate Tournament, Bring Attention to Intramural Sports
Shakespeare's "Macbeth" Sure to Captivate Audiences with Fiction, Facts
Local Art Crawl Features Professional, Student Art
Anoka-Ramsey to Conduct Controlled Burn for Native Prairie Restoration Project
Alumni-Student Business Luncheon Series Welcomes Jose Luis Lozano
Three Colleges Honor Congressman Jim Ramstad for Proven Commitment to Higher Education
Controlled Burn at Coon Rapids Campus Native Prairie Site
Controlled Burn to Bring New Life to Anoka-Ramsey Community College Natural Area
Anoka-Ramsey Community College (ARCC) Office of Diversity, Multiculturalism Continues Speaker Series
Free Easy Listening Concert at Cambridge Campus, April 25
Public Invited to Second Annual Anoka-Ramsey Community College Student Fine Art Exhibit
College Art Sale Provides Gifts, Student Support
Anoka County, Anoka-Ramsey Community College and Mercy and Unity Hospitals Collaborate to Put Face on Mental Illness during Mental Health Awareness Month
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Student Receives Honor Society's Most Coveted Award
MSU Moorhead Partners with Anoka-Ramsey Community College to Deliver Bachelor's Degree in Special Education on Cambridge Campus
Visiting Writer Draws Crowd at Community College
Prestigious Writing Association Appoints Anoka-Ramsey Community College Faculty to Board
Earth Day Comes Early, Often to College Campus
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Fine Art Students Exhibit Artwork at Blaine City Hall
Anoka-Ramsey Biology Students Experience 'Raptor" of Field Research
College Art Sale Draws Hundreds
Collaborative Effort Launches Month-Long Mental Health Awareness Campaign at Anoka-Ramsey Community College
Golfers! Take a Swing for College Scholarships
Be the Bridge Celebration Draws Long Line
Discussion to Highlight Intriguing Novel by Local Author
Winners Announced at All for Art Student Art Exhibit at Blaine City Hall
Business Luncheon to Focus on Entering International Business
New Bachelor's Degree in Special Education at Cambridge Campus Cause for Celebration
Anoka-Ramsey Community College (ARCC) was just notified by the contractor, Prairie Restorations, Inc. (PRI), that the scheduled, controlled prairie burn will likely be conducted today so the burn is completed before the precipitation predicted for Tuesday, April 10 begins.
PRI crews plan to begin the process at the Coon Rapids about 1:30 p.m. The entire process from set-up to conclusion takes several hours.
If the direction of the wind remains the same, according to PRI, smoke should not blow toward College buildings.
Controlled burns, such as this one, are a common tool in managing native prairie area. Controlled burns are most often scheduled with short notice due to the many factors involved in coordinating the event, such as weather conditions and the availability of crews for both the contractor and the local fire department.
For more information about the controlled burn, read the recent press release at www.AnokaRamsey.edu/news/story_352.cfm. For more information about the native prairies at both campuses of Anoka-Ramsey Community College, visit http://webs.AnokaRamsey.edu/Prairie/ and http://webs.AnokaRamsey.edu/biology/Natural%20area/naturalarea.htm.
ABOUT ANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Anoka-Ramsey Community College, with campuses in Cambridge and Coon Rapids, has been a leading provider of higher education and training in East Central Minnesota since 1978 and the north suburban area of Minneapolis/St. Paul since 1965. Annually, the college serves more than 9,800 learners of all ages as they pursue associate degrees that transfer as the first two years of a bachelor's degree, or certificate programs that lead immediately to rewarding careers. ARCC is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System.


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Archive for the 'moto' tag
Moto X officially announced, customization options to be an AT&T exclusive
It has been a long time coming, but yesterday Motorola officially announced the Moto X. The device, which has leaked over several months leading to its announcement, will go on sale at the end of this month from all major US carriers with AT&T getting some exclusives yet again. The Moto X is also set to launch in several other countries later this year.
New leaked images confirm Moto X will be third ever device to host a nano SIM slot
Just a day before Motorola, now a Google company, is set to launch the illustrious Moto X in New York City, a new feature has been unraveled, something that may upset some prospective buyers; the upcoming uber customizable Moto X will feature support only for nano SIMs, becoming the third ever smartphone to do so.
The Moto X has come a long way since it was first rumoured as the Motorola X Phone, at the time it was marked as the Jesus phone, the ultimate smartphone, but almost a year later, it's old news. Leaks continue to heighten as the device is set to be officially launched tomorrow, August 1 in New York City. The Moto X will not only join the Apple iPhone 5 and ASUS PadFone Infinity to become the third smartphone ever to feature the technology, but it will also irritate some prospective buyer who had just gotten used to the idea of a micro SIM. The Moto X is also set to feature pixel oversampling in its camera, but instead of compressing 7 pixels into one like the Nokia Lumia 1020, it will compress 4 pixels into 1, which still isn't that bad.
The Moto X is set to become the first ever mass produced smartphone that is made in the US and with its loads of customization options, it's likely to become a hot product in the midrange sectors. As it's likely to remain a US-only device, the rest of the world will have to settle for a Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini or HTC One Mini.
Verizon officially announces Motorola DROID Mini, Ultra and Maxx, leaves nothing to the imagination
Hello Moto. With all eyes on Motorola for the upcoming Moto X ultra customizable smartphone that's set to be made in the US, the new Motorola DROID line was unveiled by Verizon earlier today. The DROID trio is set to cater for everyone's needs, but it remains to be seen exactly how the market will react to the devices, especially considering that most of their features are from last year's flagship products.
Moto X caught in white, leaked features point to midrange device
Motorola's upcoming ultra customizable smartphone, the illustrious Moto X has been caught once again, this time showing its curvy white profile, but that's not all. The Moto X has also been caught showing off its feature-set in some AnTuTu & 3DMark tests, suggesting that it's a midrange device.
Official Moto X press renders leaked, looking quite beautiful
Even with a set date provided for the world to finally capture an official glimpse of the illustrious Moto X, the leaks still ensue. On August 1 we will see the first official products from Motorola under Google's guidance and as 'a Google company,' and boy are we in for a treat thanks to the latest leaked images of the device.
Moto X launch set for August 1 according to press invite
After months of waiting and more rumours than anyone could handle, the Moto X is set to be launched on August 1 according to an invite sent out to the press. Motorola will be hosting an event on August 1 to launch the Moto X, excited much?
Motorola leaks continue, Droid Ultra makes appearance in red hue
Motorola seems to have absolutely no control over its unreleased devices with the leaks continuing, the Motorola Droid Ultra has leaked out again, this time in a red version with Verizon branding, which might make it an exclusive to Big Red.
Moto X with Verizon 4G caught on camera, may launch on August 8
The illustrious Moto X has been caught in the wild again, this time confirming the use of the Verizon network thanks to leaks supplied to Android Central. In addition to the leak, EVLeaks has revealed a launch date for itself and its siblings.
Google Chairman, Eric Schmidt, flaunts upcoming Moto X
Finding the US summers too warm in Silicon Valley, Google's Chairman and former CEO, Eric Schmidt, dropped in to Sun Valley, famous for its skiing facilities, and of course the annual Allen and Co media conference, bringing along a new toy.
Motorola DROID family leaked out, features still a mystery
Everything just keeps on getting better, after several intriguing Motorola related leaks over the last few weeks, we have finally gotten a glimpse of the Motorola DROID family all together.


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36,000 Pounds of Greek Yogurt Spilled on the Highway
New York's "newest and hottest export" is everywhere.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called Greek yogurt the state's "newest and hottest export," while its boom in popularity was recently referred to as a "'once every two or three generations' situation," credited with single-handedly strengthening the economy upstate (and it's "guilt-free"!). Now it's also everywhere, after a tractor trailer carrying eighteen tons of Chobani tipped over in Chenango, New York, last night, spilling yogurt "on the shoulder and down the hillside." None of this is a metaphor.


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Oct. 22, 2000
Stanford, Calif. --- The Washington State women's golf team, competing against illness as well as other collegiate teams, used the solid play of junior Tasha Browner to hold off Oregon and finish 17th in the Stanford Women's Intercollegiate.
Browner, who finished 32nd, fired a second round 73 and finished 13-over-par for the tournament. The Tarzana, Calif., native tied Stanford's Stephanie Keever, the nation's No. 1 ranked collegiate player.
Freshman Emily De'Ath carded a 17-over 233 and tied for 48th. The first-year Cougar was competing in only her second collegiate event and fired a season-best 76 in the first round.
Senior Jennifer Dodd struggled in the third round, shooting an 84 and placing 72nd. Dodd carded a 54-hole 241.
After bolting to a 15-stroke lead in the first round, Arizona held off Southern California to win the team medal. The Women of Troy finished six strokes out of first while third place Stanford was 13 stroked off the lead.
On the strength of a second round 68, Tulsa's Stacy Prammanasudh finished with a six-under-par 210 to grab top individual honors. Arizona's Lorena Ochoa was three strokes behind in second place.
The Cougars were without Donna Bell and Shanelle Roberts for the third straight tournament. The sophomore duo is battling mono.
Washington State returns to the links for their final fall tournament on Nov. 6 at the Edwin Watts Intercollegiate in Kiawah Island, S.C.
WSU QUICK STATS: 314-314-321---949 T32) Tasha Browner 76-73-80---229 T48) Emily De'Ath 76-79-78---233 T72) Jennifer Dodd 79-78-84---241 T90) Jackie Stevens 83-84-82---249 T95) Becky Greggain 87-87-81---255
TEAM RESULTS: 1. Arizona (873) 2. USC (879) 3. Stanford (886) 4. Tulsa (894) 5. New Mexico St. (896) 6. Pepperdine (902) 7. Arizona St. (914) 8. UCLA (918) 9. San Jose St. (923) 10. New Mexico (924) 11. Texas Tech (931) 12. California (932) 13. Indiana (935) 14. Oregon St. (939) 15. Texas A&M, Washington (947) 17. Washington St. (949) 18. Oregon (955)
TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS: 1. Stacy Prammanasudh, Tulsa (210) 2. Lorena Ochoa, Arizona (213) 3. Leila Chartrand, USC (214) 4. Candie Kung, USC (215) 5. Katherine Hull, Pepperdine, Natalie Gulbis, Arizona (217)


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fractures and sprains
Shoulder fractures typically involve the collarbone, shoulder blade and upper arm bone. Fortunately, surgery is rarely called for. It is necessary when bones are not aligned or a broken bone pierces the skin. In other situations, the affected area is immobilized, pain medicine is provided and therapy follows healing. Sprains, likewise, don't often require surgery. Physicians usually can rely on rest, icing, medicine, immobilization of the affected area and rehabilitation.


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Anoka-Ramsey Community College charges the same Minnesota resident tuition rate to residents and non-residents. However, South Dakota residents pay tuition equal to the Minnesota resident tuition rate, plus a surcharge that is determined each year.
MN resident status is determined at the time of application according to the permanent residence of the student and is based on the following:
Residency status is not automatically updated after you have been admitted to the college and have resided in Minnesota for one calendar year. However, except for residents of South Dakota, all other resident and non-resident students are still charged the Minnesota resident tuition rate, regardless of their state or country of residence.
To ensure academic success, new students at the college are required to take College Board Placement test, Accuplacer. Accuplacer assesses skill levels in the areas of reading, English composition, and mathematics. Placement results are used to determine skill level and place students in appropriate courses. Accuplacer testing is offered on a regular basis throughout the year. It takes approximately two hours to complete the entire test. There is no fee for the first set of tests.
Placement tests are required for:
Students are not required to take the placement test(s) if they have:
A student's course enrollment may be cancelled if the student does not take the placement test or if the student registers for a course at a level above the cut-off score of his or her placement test(s). Course refunds may not be issued for inappropriate registration. Students may retest once (per test section) within twelve (12) months of the first testing date regardless of where the test was administered for a fee.
Access to study materials and practice tests are available on the website and in the Testing Center upon request. For additional information about placement testing, including our hours of operation, retests, or requests for testing accommodations, please stop by or call the Testing Center (Cambridge Campus at 763-433-1980 / Coon Rapids Campus at 763-433-1180).
Minnesota Statute (M.S. 135A.14) requires all students born after 1956 and enrolled in a public or private post-secondary school in Minnesota be immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps and rubella allowing for certain specified exceptions. No proof of immunization is needed from students who are assumed to be up-to-date with their immunizations due to requirements imposed by their previous school enrollment, such as students who graduated from a Minnesota high school in 1997 or later. Immunization forms are sent out from the Office of Records and Registration. Students will not be able to complete registration a second time without this information.
Course schedules for both campuses are published before registration begins for each new semester. In addition, course information is available online at www.AnokaRamsey.edu. Students are permitted to register only at times indicated in the published schedule.
Students are encouraged to register online. Online registration is limited to returning students who do not have holds on their records and new students attending orientation. A Star ID login is necessary for online registration. See the course schedule for details. Students may also register in person at each campus.
Students may register for a maximum of 22 credits per semester.
Fees must be paid by the payment deadlines unless deferred by financial aid. The college reserves the right to withhold registration privileges from students with unpaid college financial obligations. Tuition invoices are not mailed. Invoice statement and payment deadlines can be found at http://www.anokaramsey.edu/Events.aspx
Students without holds on their records may add and/or drop classes according to the add/drop procedure listed in each semester course schedule. A Star ID login is necessary for online transactions. All students may add, drop or withdraw in person. Students are responsible for dropping courses if they register and later change their plans for attendance.
The final date for official course withdrawal is the last day on which students may officially terminate their enrollment in a course, and shall be the date on which eighty percent (80%) of the days in the academic semester have elapsed. For courses not on a standard academic semester schedule, the final date for official course withdrawal shall be established as the date on which eighty percent (80%) of the instructional days for the course have elapsed. To withdraw from classes, students must complete the Withdrawal procedure. Check the campus course schedule for procedures and published withdrawal dates.
Withdraw grades may subject students to academic probation or suspension. Review the College Costs and Financial Assistance section for pertinent refund information.
Important: If students stop attending class(es) but do not officially withdraw from the college or from a specific course, they will receive the grade that is earned in the course (very likely an "F"). It is the student's responsibility to officially withdraw from the course; the college does not assign a "W" grade for students who fail to officially withdraw.
Course-for-course equivalencies will be made toward the general education distribution requirements. MnTC goals will be followed from the transferring institution. Other credits accepted in transfer will be indicated as electives.
All college courses in which a student has received a grade of A, B, C, D or P will be considered for transfer evaluation. Transfer credit grades will not be used in computing the student's GPA at the college. Only earned credits (not grade point credits or grade points) will be recorded on the official college transcript.
Comparability: Courses approved for transfer must be comparable in nature, content, and level and match at least 75% of the content and goals of the course for which the student is seeking equivalent credit.
Time Limit: General education, general studies, and elective credits shall have no transfer time limit. The timeliness of credits applied to career programs will be considered when evaluating transfer credits.
Equivalency/Conversion: The number of transfer credits granted per course shall not exceed the number granted by the originating institution. The conversion of quarter hours to semester hours is .66 semester hours for each quarter hour.
Repeated Courses: When a student transfers in courses and later successfully repeats a comparable course at the college, only credit from the college will be granted.
Credits achieved through military training will be considered for transfer. Students should submit a Military Transcript for evaluation.
Competency-Based Education credits will transfer as general electives unless approved for other distribution requirements.
Students who have questions about their transfer credits or wish to appeal the transfer evaluation may contact the Office of Records and Registration or an advisor or counselor at either campus.
The college shall accept in transfer, for full credit, college-parallel general education courses offered by technical colleges to provide transfer-level general education courses leading to a certificate, an associate in arts degree, associate in fine arts degree, associate in science degree, or an associate in applied science degree.
The college shall accept for transfer, as electives, a maximum of 16 semester credits of college-level vocational or technical courses offered by technical colleges.
04.0005 Moved the following sections from this procedure into the admission policy: Minnesota Resident Admission, Midwest Students Exchange Program, Non-Resident Admission, International Student Admission, PSEO Admission, Special Highs School Admission, Senior citizen Admission.
05.2006 Added the following sections to this procedure: Application to Nursing Program, Priorities for Nursing Program Admission, Waiting List Procedure for the Nursing Program, Application Status Notification Nursing Program.
03.2008 Revised language in the Reciprocity Agreement and Admission section, Orientation section, Evaluation of Transfer Credits General Transfer Guideline GPA and Grades section, and the Nursing Program admission section. Moved the Reciprocity Agreement and Admission section to the beginning of the procedure.
05.2010 Removed Reciprocity section and replaced with Minnesota Resident Tuition Rate and Status. Updated test length for Accuplacer tests and removed qualifier for initial course placements. Clarified registration requirements for registering for 19 credits or more in a semester. Updated application to the Nursing Program procedure added Nursing Program Admission Procedure, Application to the PTA Program and PTA Program Admission Procedure.
10.2011 Updated PTA admissions requirements to comply with Office of Civil Rights.
11/2012 MnSCU updates for Withdrawing from a Class and Registration. Pharmacy Tech program Admissions additions and PTA updates.
10/2013 Changes to Placement for Success re: Placement Test requirements. Removed Orientation.
12/2013 PTA updates - scoring rubric changes.
09/2014 Updated for ELL. Placement procedure changes.
04/2015 Nursing, PTA and Pharm Tech procedures moving to new departmental process.
07/2015 Remove retest limit and add study material and practice test availability to Placement for Success.
For Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) policies and procedures, go to http://www.mnscu.edu/board/policy/index.html


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Christopher Atkins has joined the production of the new family-friendly TV series, The Sparrows. He will be a regular on the series, playing the character of Mike Sparrow.
Chris is best known for his role in the popular TV series, Dallas, and in the 1980, the controversial production of The Blue Lagoon. In addition, he has been in over 50 movie and TV projects, including the cult classic, The Pirate Movie.
Most recently, Chris was in the family-film, A Horse For Summer, produced by Nandar Entertainment, and directed by Nancy Criss, to be out in 2014.
The Sparrows is a family-oriented, inspirational series that has the texture found in The Walton's and Little House on the Prairie, set in modern-day. The story revolves around the Sparrow family, when after the death of his wife, Mike Sparrow, a middle-aged executive with two daughters, moves to his estranged father's ranch in Arizona. His father's future wife and an old girlfriend bring depth to the storyline, along with two teen aged combatants and a horse whisperer.
The series is being written by Kenneth J. Lemm and Jane L. Fitzpatrick, with Director, Nancy Criss and Executive Producer, R. Glenn Brannan. Along with Christopher Atkins, Mike Sparrow; the cast also includes Chalet Brannan, Anjela Sparrow; Nicole Criss, Emily Sparrow; Robert Miano, Gus Sparrow; and Michael Emery,Terri Minton and Teri Lee, among many others.
Watch for this awesome new TV series broadcasting on FOX affiliate channels in the Fall of 2014 to an estimated 60 million households. Check the local listings for the day and time, and follow along with the production on Facebook by CLICKING HERE: The Sparrows on Facebook


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Man, I got swept up with a case of grading and election fever this past week…sorry to delay the breakdown for this past week's show. Show begins with a mini-celebration for the REAL start of the fall for us here in the US, the end of daylight savings time. That beautiful moment where we get back that extra hour, seems very much connected to the vibe of Lee Hazlewood's "My Autumn's Done Come," and so that's where we began. Playing Hazlewood's track, as I mentioned in the Dig Deep post about that record,makes me think of Alpha's sample on "Sometime Later" so I just had to play that. What then follows is a bunch of newer music from Naytronix, Menahan Street Band, Francoiz Breut, Teen, Murs & 9th Wonder and quite a few more. I'll throw the playlist up eventually, but for now here's the music…hoping for a very special guest DJ this Sunday, make sure to check back for more on that.
Melting Pot on KPFK #104: First Hour
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Feb. 13, 2006
This article originally appeared in the Tulane Hullabaloo online edition on Jan. 30, 2006.
Reprinted by permission.
By Benny Powell
When the men's basketball team takes the court, regardless the opponent, first-year head coach Dave Dickerson is on his feet and going the distance.
Bad call or no call, he's been known to step out as far as the three-point line to protest while the game is in progress. Or, when the action transitions up court, Dickerson is waving his hands to hurry his players back on defense, most times causing his Tulane green tie to flank over his shoulder.
"I coach as if I want to be out there," Dickerson said. "My passion and love for the game comes through in my coaching methods."
Dickerson's interest in basketball was developed in his intriguing hometown of Olar, South Carolina.
"It's one of those genuine, pure places," Dickerson Said. "There's no false pretenses there, no fast-food restaurants, one or two stores, 500 to 1,000 people, maybe."
With the passing of his mother while he was eight years old, Dickerson was raised by his father and six older sisters. His second youngest sibling, Kate, would be his connection to basketball.
"She was a very good basketball player and I was always around, sort of like her manager," Dickerson said. "I got involved and fell in love with the game through her eyes, and watching her play."
Due to limited resources in his small hometown, Dickerson wouldn't play organized basketball until his freshman year at Denmark-Olar High School.
Along with the challenge of trying to make the varsity team with one year of experience in the sport, the 12-mile distance between his home and school was also an assessment of his passion for the game since he didn't have transportation.
"We were not financially in a situation where I had a car in high school. We [Dickerson and some teammates] had to hitchhike home from practice," Dickerson said. "Some nights we would be on the side of the road until ten, eleven o'clock at night."
From then on Dickerson would appear to be on a humbling road in the game of basketball.
He made varsity his sophomore year and helped lead the team to the conference championship. His performance in the championship game against a highly recruited player led to his own pursuit by colleges, and eventually Maryland where he lettered four years as a forward.
During his freshman year, Dickerson credits playing with then Senior Len Bias as his greatest experience as a Terrapin athlete, but it would unfortunately be Bias' last experience as an athlete himself.
After winning ACC Player of the Year, Bias was drafted second overall by the Boston Celtics. That same night he died of a cocaine overdose.
"It was tough, probably one of the toughest things I experienced," Dickerson said. "He was a close friend, a teammate, a role model, a talented person, and he risked everything he had and lost his life, which is the ultimate loss."
Dickerson graduated from Maryland in 1989 with a degree in government and politics, a goal of his is to go back to Olar as a politician and "right some wrongs", but the next year he took an assistant coaching job at Gardner Webb College.
After six years, and two other assistant coaching jobs, at James Madison and Radford Universities, Dickerson would return to College Park as an assistant for the Terrapins.
"My experiences at Maryland as a student athlete and as a coach, more so as a student athlete, is the reason why I am here today," Dickerson said. "I've had significant experiences in high school, on what it took to be on a team, the sacrifices we had to make just to be on a team and at practice, then at Maryland I go through what I went through as a freshman, my teammate died over a cocaine overdose."
"All of those things made me who I am today, and it's part of the reason why I'm here as a head basketball coach."
Before Dickerson could make a home debut with the Green Wave, the team was shifted to Texas (A & M) along with most of the athletic department in evacuation of Hurricane Katrina, but instead of seeing a hardship due to the catastrophe he sees opportunity.
"I have the chance to help lead a university and its basketball program through one of the most difficult times that any university has gone through," Dickerson said. I have a chance to be a part of that, and this'll be a part of my legacy and I'll cherish that."
Dickerson is working to make his tenure at Tulane reflect the reputation he helped create at Maryland.
Currently Dickerson and the Green Wave are 9-12, but the head coach won over his team before the season tipped off.
"We knew when Coach Dickerson came in something had to be done, and some changes had to be made, we knew it was for the good of the team," senior Quincy Davis said. "It would be hard for anybody else to come in and tell us the struggle when we know they haven't been through anything, but it's the total opposite with him."
After assessing the university's academic history, Dickerson seems determined to change traditions of the Green Wave's men's basketball program.
"My goal is simple here. If we are a top 30 to 50 University in the country, why can't our basketball program be the same? No one has told me that yet," Dickerson said. "Until we get our program on the same level as our school, there's work to be done."
In his current situation, Dickerson looks back down the humbling road of his youth at something he didn't experience to get him through the obstacles before him today.
"Quitting was never an option for us when I was growing up," Dickerson said. I never thought about quitting. Do what you can to make it right, and go from there."