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Even though the calendar says it is spring, it sure does still feel like winter in many parts of Canada, due to the cold weather and plenty of snow. What better way to keep warm and cozy than to serve up a hot bowl of soup or chili. If you are looking for an attractive new way to serve your favorite soups and stews, why not try a bread bowl.
Round loafs work best, and they should be fairly small. You can find round loafs of assorted flavours including Rye at your local bakery, or why not try making your own homemade versions at home.
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We spend a lot of time thinking about what goes in our garbage cans. These days, most people are recycling and, even more importantly, looking for ways to reduce their waste. But how often do you think about what goes down your drain?
Virtually every time you turn on a faucet, something is being washed down the drain alongside your waste water. Cleaners, soaps, food, chemicals and much more end up being washed away from our houses on a daily basis. In Minneapolis, this waste is transported through miles of pipes to a Wastewater Treatment Plant in St. Paul. Even outdoors we are sending more than water down into the storm drains. These lead untreated water directly into area lakes, streams, and the Mississippi River.
After years of washing away our problems, we are starting to see an effect on water quality in our area. In the state of Minnesota, over 1,700 bodies of water are listed as "impaired" by the Pollution Control Agency. This list includes numerous concerns about the Mississippi River, where Minneapolis and surrounding communities get their drinking water.
Anyone can make some simple changes to help turn this trend around. Start with cleaning products used in your home. Make sure the cleaners you buy are non-toxic, biodegradable, and made from renewable resources (not petroleum). One favorite, planet-friendly brand found at most local stores is Seventh Generation. You can also make your own with vinegar and baking soda. Mix a little warm water with either of these for an all-purpose cleaner.
You can make some simple changes outdoors as well. When you wash your car, park on the lawn to reduce runoff into the street and storm drains. Your yard will naturally filter and decompose the soap, and you will keep it out of the drinking water. If your lawn absolutely needs fertilizer, skip the harsh chemicals. If you can't allow your pets or children on it, do you really want it washing into the source of your drinking water? Use an organic product like Ringer Lawn Restore. For driveway and sidewalk weeds, try Burnout - a natural weed and grass killer made from clove oil, vinegar and lemon juices. Finally, stop salting the ice. A little sand can work wonders without killing and plants or animals in the spring.
My number one suggestion - use your common sense. If you don't want something to possibly become part of your drinking water, don't rinse it down the drain. It's as simple as that!


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Tomorrow is a holiday in Madagascar in observance of the workday. Thus, we have a long week-end, and I know most of us want to discover new places to be. This post will be a photographic narration of the way
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Saha forest camp Anjozorobe…An escape not far from Antananarivo
In case you're wondering, this is not a "chalet" in Switzerland but a bungalow of Saha Forest Camp in Anjozorobe- 90km tar-road plus 10 km of community-maintained secondary muddy road during rainy season. Madafan have been there two weeks ago


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In the not-so-distant future, a team of Icelandic scientists has discovered the revolutionary science of birdwaves, opening up a world of massive, cordless, instantaneous communication. This future is presided over by LoveStar, the cultish leader of the company that bears his name. His empire includes LoveDeath, in which the dead are rocketed into the stratosphere and burned as shooting stars; inLove, which matches perfect mates based on their waves; and the iStar Mood Division, a marketing and publicity system that would make David Ogilvy weep. The story of LoveStar himself is pure tragedy: the aging mogul who gains untold power only to realize he's created a monstrous, corporate juggernaut. His realization, unfortunately, comes far too late to stop it.
Meanwhile, Indridi and Sigrid are in love. An all-encompassing, saccharine love. But in LoveStar, love has little to do with the actual people involved. It's a calculation, a simple case of putting together two waves so they resonate perfectly. When Sigrid is calculated to someone else, she and Indridi must decide if they will stay together—or indeed, if they can stay together amid the onslaught of inLove, iStar, and LoveDeath forces who will ruin their lives to make the sale.Continue Reading


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Elsie Lavon Masters, 86, passed away April 30, 2013 in Parlin, Colorado, surrounded by her family.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond; son, Larry; granddaughter, Kelly; great-grandson, Trevor; and brother, Delbert Fuhrman. Elsie is survived by her daughters, Ravonda (Sam) Hinson, Linda (Larry) Nienhueser; 5 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren; 1 great-great-grandchild; brother, Herman (Ruth) Fuhrman, sister-in-laws, Bea Fuhrman, and Ada Ruth Tripet; also survived by her best friend, Stella Neugenbaur; and family friend, Marsha Taylor.
Elsie was a founding member of the Fountain Valley Museum, and a member of Fountain Valley Grange, Rebekahs, and the Pinon Arts and Crafts Club.
Elsie worked as a bus driver for 45 years for the Fountain/ Hanover and District 60 schools.
Memorial contributions may be made to Fountain Valley Museum. Viewing, 3-6 p.m., May 2, 2013, funeral service, 10 a.m., Friday, May 3, 2013, both at Adrian Comer Funeral Home. Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, May 4, 2013, at the Fowler Cemetery, Fowler, Kansas. Fidler-Orme-Bachman Mortuary, Meade, Kansas, is in charge of local arrangements.
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Looking forward to seeing how many of us have Hurricane Sandy babies!
(In North Jersey here. Sincerely hoping its me)
In OBX NC and all sandy has done for me is cause intense sparatic contractions, baby has dropped and I can't stop peeing! I was hoping to keep my lil guy in for a few more weeks and it looks like I will! :)
So... funny thing. I live in Chesapeake, and need to deliver at Norfolk General because of their special care nursery. It seems that labor has just begun for me, so I'm trying to deal with it for now without alarming DH and waking up DD (who is 2). Meanwhile I am wondering how we could get to the hospital when we need to. I think all of the roads we'd take to get there are flooded.
Wife to D, Mama to Miss Fluff-7.2010 and Squishy-10.2012
I would just relax.....maybe you all should get a hotel room near the hospital,
Well, I'm like 10 minutes from the hospital. It's just the hospital is in the flood zone, not me. Once I've made it to the hospital (if we can get there), there'd be no point in trying to get a hotel.
Gonna call L&D for some guidance.
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Yes by CHKD. Our little man may have to go there.
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This tender pot roast is a hearty, "feel good" meal, so I decided it was a good one to share with Michelle's family. It's also kid-friendly. Even picky eaters usually gobble it up. The last time I made this for my family, the gravy was so tasty that we poured it over the entire meal—meat, carrots, and potatoes!—Tina Meyer, Lake Orion, Michigan
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 boneless beef chuck roast (3 pounds)
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 1 envelope brown gravy mix
- 1 envelope Italian salad dressing mix
- 1 envelope onion soup mix
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 3 pounds potatoes (about 9 medium), peeled and quartered
- 1 pound carrots, cut into 2-inch pieces
- Preheat oven to 325°. In a Dutch oven, heat oil over medium heat. Brown roast on all sides. In a small bowl, whisk water, gravy mix, dressing mix, soup mix, garlic powder and pepper until blended; add to pan. Bring to a boil. Bake, covered, 1-1/2 hours.
- Add vegetables; cook 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 hours longer or until meat and vegetables are tender. Skim fat if necessary. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Tina's Pot Roast in Taste of Home November 2013
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"Let me tell u I made this 2day and it was so good this is a keeper thanks for sharing"
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"Awesome. I just double the gravy mix."
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"I looked at the sodium content of the packages at the store... It's roughly 1250mg per serving. I'm no doctor... But, the daily allowance for healthy people is 1500-2300. A Big Mac has 960... No thanks."
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"This is a great base recipe that anyone can expand on. I used tiny, Honey Gold potatoes (left the peeling on) and baby carrots (already peeled). I quartered a white onion (but the onion pack sounds good and may help thicken the sauce).Didn't have cooking sherry, so I used a cup of Cabernet Sauvignon and added a concentrated beef bouillon base (instead of brown gravy mix, it's much richer).To thicken your gravy, remove it and mix two tbsp. corn starch with the same amount of cold water. Mix into gravy and simmer until more consistent. Enjoy!"


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Sheila Tidd, 55, of Spencer, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, February 13, 2014. She was born June 21, 1958, to Harold and Esta (nee Sears) Ward in Fitzpatrick, West Virginia.
Sheila cherished her family and enjoyed spending time with her children and her beloved granddaughter Sophia. She worked as a nurse's aide, cook at Black River High School, and as a homemaker.
She is survived by her husband of nearly 40 years, Rex Tidd; children, Joseph and Brittany; brothers, Jesse, David and Mark; sisters, Linda, Laura and Becky; and granddaughter, Sophia.
She was preceded in death by her father Harold; and sisters, Bev and Nadine.
Visitation will be held from 9:30 A.M. until the time of service at 11:30 A.M., Thursday, February 20, 2014 at Norton-Eastman Funeral Home, 370 S. Main St., Wellington. Burial will follow in Ohio Western Reserve Cemetery at 1:45 P.M.
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Details: Three students sat at a table to read from notes for their presentaion on the negative effects of the illegal burning of garbage in their community. They included information on dioxin released from the garbage and how the dioxin enters the food chain. Also included was information on particulate pollution and the poisons in the ash residue. Several photos of burning barrels in their community were shown.


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Federal contracting symposium set for Oct. 24
Published: Tuesday, October 2, 2012 at 12:02 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 2, 2012 at 12:02 p.m.
Rep. Larry Kissell, D-8th, will host the Fourth Annual Federal Contracting Symposium on Oct. 24, at the Stanly County Agri-Civic Center in Albemarle.
The districtwide event is designed to help North Carolina businesses gain a better understanding of opportunities in contracting and procurement with the federal government. The event is free, and preregistration is required.
The Contracting Symposium is being organized in partnership with the North Carolina Military Business Center, Stanly County Agri-Civic Center, North Carolina Small Business and Technology Development Center, Stanly Community College, Stanly County Economic Development Commission and the Stanly County Chamber of Commerce.
The daylong, free event will include a federal contracting workshop series, as well as a resource fair for businesses interested in becoming engaged in the federal process. Agency participants will include contracting offices and agencies providing technical assistance in government procurement. Representatives from the contracting offices of Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune will also be on hand to meet with businesses.
For more information or to preregister, contact Allison Auman in Kissell's Concord office at (704) 786-1612, Kevin Tann in Kissell's Washington, D.C., office at (202) 225-3715 or visit www.ncmbc.us/2012FederalContractingSymposium.php.
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The Allendale Township Park, located at 6676 Lake Michigan Drive in Allendale, is serving free lunch on Wednesday, August 24th, 2011 and Wednesday, August 31st, 2011.
Families visiting the Allendale Community Park and Splash Pad on Wednesdays are stretching their visit by taking advantage of a free lunch for their kids! The brown bad lunch is provided on Wednesday, August 24th and Wednesday, August 31st. These free lunches are compliments of area churches, which supply the food and volunteer labor to pack and distribute the lunches. Kids will find a sandwich, string cheese, an apple, cookies, a toy and a pencil in their brown bag lunch. Bottled water is also provided for the children.
The churches pack 60 lunches for each Wednesday to be distributed to the children. During a meeting of area pastors, it was recognized that during the summer, some children would miss both the free breakfast and the free lunch supplied through the schools. They decided to take on the challenge and try to fill the gap by offering a free lunch in the park.
What a great way for your set of twins, triplets, quadruplets, or higher order multiples to enjoy a day of fun at the park and splash pad and enjoy a free lunch as well!
Friends of the Park, through the Allendale Community Foundation, are raising funds to expand and improve the Splash Pad in the Allendale Community Park. Check out these photos and ways that you can help in their effort!


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Established in 1994 as an aggregator – that is, a company that provides mortgage brokers with access to products and support – AFG is now one of the largest providers of mortgage broking services in the country.
With around 2,600 members nationally, AFG focuses on supporting motivated, high level performers: 30% of Australia's top 100 mortgage brokers are AFG members. Through our member network, AFG processes around $4.5 billion of finance every month, and manages more than $114 billion in mortgage finance.
AFG has diversified well beyond mortgage aggregation and now offers commercial finance, insurance products and AFG-branded and securitised products. These are evolving to become significant businesses in their own right.
AFG has achieved industry recognition, including the Aggregator of the Year Award from the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia in 2006, 2007, 2008 and again in 2010, 2011 and 2012. We take our responsibility as a corporate citizen seriously and are involved in a wide range of partnering and sponsorship activities.


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After Dark's First Thursday is coming up again! This time it's on Thursday, July 3rd from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Pier 15. Tickets are the same as the museum's entrance fees: $15.00 for Non-Members, $10.00 for Members, and Free for Lab-Members. Some venues have limited seating, and your entrance fee does not guarantee a seat in these limited capacity venues. Those are on a firs-com, first-served basis. After Dark is or Adults Only, 18 and older, please.
This month discover San Francisco's lesser known geographies from the Fillmore, to Doggie Diners. John Law, co-founder of the San Francisco Cacophony Society and Black Rock City (aka Burning Man) will tell tales from the mysterious Suicide Club. Peruse rare photographs of the Fillmore District, 'the Harlem of the West', from the 1940s to the 1960s with Santa Cruz professor Dr. Lewis Watts. Join the Museum of African Diaspora's 'I've Known Rivers' story project with interviews from long-time Bayview-Hunter's Point residents.
The members of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence will be on hand to meet and greet, as will the iconic 'GoGirl' pinball machine created 20 years ago by artist Michael Brown. Navigate your way through gay rights issues of the day to achieve 'wig mode'!
Circus Center San Francisco will be performing tightwire, juggling, plate spinning, rola bola, and more, and you can learn a few tricks yourself! Take a waterfront tour with San Francisco historian Chris Carlsson and talk with pile driver operators about their work under Pier 15 (Local Union 34 members).
Discover the diverse life that exists in the depths of the bay with Exploratorium scientists Bryce Johnson and Denise King/ Find out how to sustainably harvest the bounty of the bay with Kirk and Camille Lombard of the 'Sea Forager'. You can also watch a sourdough demonstration with the chefs of the SeaGlass Restaurant, or improve your earthquake understanding with Exploratorium physicist Paul Doherty.
Not enough? More of a hands-on type of person? Try building your own earthquake-proof structure with toothpicks guided by the Explorables volunteers, and watch artist Scott Weaver continue work on his 37+ year interactive toothpick structure, 'Rollin' Through the Bay', You can explore and accomplish it all under the watchful eyes of Harold Bachman's vintage Doggie Diner Heads, another awesome artifact you won't want to miss!
Come enjoy First Thursday After Dark this coming July 3rd. It'll be an outing long remembered!


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Husky Football Recruiting Coordinator Chris Tormey will conduct a live chat with fans beginning at noon. He will cover such topics as the recruiting process at UW, an analysis of the class and other issues. Fans will be able to submit questions to Coach Tormey throughout the day and during the live chat.
GoHuskies.com is the only official source of signing announcements. Bookmark our Signing Day Central page and check it out for updated information throughout the day.
We'll have updates throughout the entire day; including pay-per-view video updates with Bob Rondeau, Sonny Sixkiller and special guests at 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., and 11:00 a.m. Throughout the day you can follow a live chat/blog about the latest news, plus we are offering free live video of Head Coach Tyrone Willingham's press conference at 2:30 p.m.


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Hearing aids in 11238, Brooklyn, NY
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While we may only have dogs and cats in our care, we here at the Fredericksburg SPCA care about the lives of ALL animals! We would like to use this blog to help shed light on additional animal welfare organizations and campaigns in the hopes of aiding their cause. We recently received correspondence from United Poultry Concerns, INC. located in Machipongo, Virginia about a proposed amendment to the Standards of Animal Housing Facilities for farmed animals by the National Fire Protection Association.
Being burned alive is a terrible way to die. Yet millions of chickens, turkeys and other animals burn to death each year in buildings they can't escape from. For example, in January of this year, nearly 300,000 egg-laying hens were trapped in a massive fire on a farm in La Grange, Wisconsin where they all died a painful death (Source).
Nearly 7,000 farmed animal housing fires occur each year in the United States. Walled up in their prisons, the animals shriek, bang against the bars of their cages, panic and pile on one another in their pain and terror.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is considering an amendment that would require all newly-constructed animal housing facilities to be equipped with sprinklers and smoke control systems. This amendment is, of course, opposed by lobbyists for big agribusiness. They would rather let animals burn to death than waste money on mercy.
So how can you help?!
The NFPA is inviting written public comment. They need to hear from people who care. Please urge the NFPA to amend their 150 Standard for Fire & Life Safety in Animal Housing Facilities to require sprinklers and smoke control systems in all newly-constructed animal housing facilities holding "Category B" animals. ("NFPA 150 divides animals into two major categories. Category-A animals are those that pose a potential risk to the health and/or safety of handlers, rescuers, or the general public; animals that cannot be removed without potential risk to the health and welfare of the animal or other animals; animals that are physically impossible or impractical to move; animals that are not mobile or are placed in a mobile enclosure; or those that cannot be safely released or directed to an area of refuge. Category-B animals includes all animals not identified as Category-A. Source) No animal should ever be forced to die helplessly in a preventable fire.
Submission deadlines: The closing date for paper submittals is 4/11/2014 and the closing date for online submittals is 5/16/2014.
Address paper submittals to:
Linda Fuller, Recording Secretary for Standards Council
National Fire Protection Association
1 Batterymarch Park
Quincy, MA 02169
Telephone number: 617-770-3000, Fax: 617-770-0700
Website: www.nfpa.org
To submit your comment online, go to www.nfpa.org/150next
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A U.S. delegation, led by Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins, Coordinator for Threat Reduction Programs, traveled to four African countries from August 15– 22 to meet with government officials, the African Union, and civil society groups to further the United States' nonproliferation agenda.
These discussions in Morocco, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and South Africa are the latest in a series of U.S. efforts to build and strengthen collaboration with African partners around commonly held nonproliferation, nuclear security, and disarmament objectives. The United States looks forward to further cooperation as we work together with our African partners to promote disarmament, build capacity, and reduce the risk of WMD proliferation.
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Sure, Tuesdays aren't the most popular days of the week to eat out, but that's when restaurants blow up Twitter and Facebook with awesome deals you shouldn't miss.
Bonus: Outpost American Tavern is having a half-priced food night today. Doors open at 4. (The big picture up top? Yep. That cheese plate is half price, too.)


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We often say that to reach high performance on GPUs you should expose as much parallelism in your code as possible, and we don't mean just parallelism within one GPU, but also across multiple GPUs and CPUs. It's common for high-performance software to parallelize across multiple GPUs by assigning one or more CPU threads to each GPU. In this post I'll cover a common but subtle bug and a simple rule that will help you avoid it within your own software (spoiler alert: it's in the title!).
Let's review how to select which GPU to execute CUDA calls on. The CUDA runtime API is state-based, and threads execute
cudaSetDevice() to set the current GPU.
cudaError_t cudaSetDevice(int device)
After this call all CUDA API commands go to the current set device until
cudaSetDevice() is called again with a different device ID. The CUDA runtime API is thread-safe, which means it maintains per-thread state about the current device. This is very important as it allows threads to concurrently submit work to different devices, but forgetting to set the current device in each thread can lead to subtle and hard-to-find bugs like the following example.
cudaSetDevice(1); cudaMalloc(&a,bytes); #pragma omp parallel { kernel<<<blocks,threads>>>(a); }
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Many hosters make their money servicing consumers in a low margin business. Many of them have a business brand like Cohaesio vs. Surftown or Schlund&Partner vs. 1&1.
I'm not sure how realistic a scenario would be where a hoster would give up customer relations by only selling delivery platform services. In fact 1&1 has grown from a direct marketing company to the biggest hosting company in the world. The point I'm making here is that maybe this is a different type of service provider which might not be the classic hoster. I wonder what kind of partner is such a SaaS provider?


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A Historical Look at U.S. Immigration Policy
The "older immigrants" from Protestant western Europe felt threatened by the rising tide of immigrants from the more Catholic southern and eastern European countries and the immigrants from Asia. Organizations were formed urging laws to restrict immigration. A succession of laws were passed adding restrictions to immigration policy. A literacy test for immigrants was passed and became law over the veto of President Woodrow Wilson. Emergency legislation in 1921 imposed a quota system, limiting the number of immigrants from Europe to 3 percent of the number of foreign-born members of that same nationality in the U.S. during the 1910 census. Then in 1924 the U.S. passed the National Origins Act. This act further limited immigration by reducing the allowable number of entries to 2 percent and by using the 1890 census as the base, further discriminating against the newer immigrants from southern and eastern Europe, favoring immigration from northwestern Europe, and barring immigration from the Far East. This law prevented many eastern Europeans from immigrating to the United States during World War II. It was only repealed in 1965.
Since the Great Depression of the 1930s and World War II, immigration has steadily risen again in the U.S. In the 1980s and 1990s the number of immigrants is once again over 700,000 per year and continues to rise. Of course, the population in the U.S. is much larger now than in 1900 so the percent of our population that is foreign born continues to get smaller.
One of the greatest concerns today is illegal immigration. Uncontrolled immigration across the border with Mexico is particularly common, as illustrated in this film.
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The Exercise Science & Health Promotion (ESH) major is science-based and provides students with training for careers that follow the present and future trends for health awareness and wellness.
The content of this program focuses on physical activity as a preventative discipline in maintaining good health, cardiovascular stamina, muscular strength & endurance, flexibility, agility, and athletic performance.
A signature component of the Exercise Science and Health Promotion program has been the integration of the academic curriculum with the daily operations of the Dixon Center (Cabrini's sports and recreation center).
The integration of academics with the Dixon Center's fitness, aquatics, intramurals, recreation, and athletic training programs provides an excellent model of preparation for the future workplace.
Tracks for ESH MajorsStudents have a choice between two tracks of study. All majors must select one.
Sports Science Track
Health and Wellness Management Track
Learning OutcomesExercise Science and Health Promotion majors will demonstrate:
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April 6, 2013
EUGENE- The Washington State track and field teams had two individual winners in Matt Wardell, had a pair of women move up in the Cougar historical ranks, and tallied 11 lifetime-best marks on a rainy Saturday at the Pepsi Team Invitational at Hayward Field. No. 4 Oregon won the men's team competition with a score of 194.5 points, upsetting the No. 1-ranked Texas A&M team (180.5). The Washington State men were third with 165.5 and Washington fourth with 129.5. The Texas A&M women, ranked No. 3 nationally, won with a score of 201 points followed by No. 2 Oregon with 181, No. 15 Washington with 146 and Washington State with 138.
"We had a lot of very good performances but they were even better under the conditions we were competing most of the day. I thought our kids really got out and competed," Cougar Head Coach Rick Sloan said. "For the most part we got better today. The marks were going to be irrelevant today; it was about competing against the others in your event and I think the Cougars did a good job of that. Being 15 points behind Texas A&M is not a bad thing."
Scott-Ellis, a senior from Tacoma, won the men's long jump with a season-best leap of 24-feet 9 inches (7.54m). Scott-Ellis, a four-time All-American jumper, also finished fourth in the triple jump with a mark of 47-8 (14.53m).
Wardell, a sophomore from Post Falls, Idaho, won the men's shot put with a lifetime-best throw of 51-10 (15.80m).
Caroline Austin, a senior from Chehalis, Wash., was the runner-up in the women's 3000m steeplechase with a PR time of 10 minutes 18.77 seconds which improves her time at third-best in WSU all-time. Ruby Roberts, a junior from Kingston, Wash., was edged at the finish line of the women's 1500m for third place, running a time PR time of 4:22.09 which is fourth-best in WSU history.
Top Cougar men's placers include Dana Wells (senior, Tieton, Wash.) with a second in the 400m hurdles in a season-best time of 51.89. Sean Wilson (redshirt senior, Colorado Springs, Colo.) was the runner-up in the triple jump with a leap of 48-3 1/2 (14.72m) after a two-year absence from competition. Tay'lor Eubanks (freshman, Everett, Wash.) took third in the triple jump (38-3 1/2- 14.72m). Oliver Henry (senior, Spanaway, Wash.) took second in the discus with a throw of 165-4 (50.39m). Todd Wakefield (junior, Kearns, Australia) finished third in the men's 1500m with a time of 3:53.22.
Andrew Gonzales (junior, Kennewick) ran a PR time in the 3000m steeplechase of 8:54.17 for fourth while Forrest Shaffer (sophomore, Petaluma, Calif.) ran a PR time of 9:15.29 for sixth place. The men's 400m relay team of Trevor Rogers, Brett Blanshan and Andre McBride ran a season-best time of 40.49 for third place and the 1600m relay team of Byron Howell, Jesse Jorgensen ran a season-best time of 3:11.46, also for third place.
Anna Adamko (sophojmore, Vancouver, Wash.) threw the javelin 143-4 (43.68m) for second place while Charlotte Muschamp (redshirt sophomore, Edendale, New Zealand) took third place in the women's triple jump with a wind-aided mark of 39-2 1/4 (11.94m).
Other WSU women reaching PR marks in Eugene Saturday included Dominique Keel (freshman, Beaverton, Ore.) with a 100m dash time of 11.90 seconds for fourth, Courtney Zalud (redshirt junior, Colbert, Wash.) running the 800m in a time of 2:08.29 for fourth, Kris Tollefson (freshman, Seattle) ran the 800m in a time of 2:15.34 for ninth, and Kristine Felix (freshman, Wailuku, Hawai'i) was runner-up in the pole vault with a height of 12-9 1/2 (3.90m). The WSU women's relay squads both recorded season-best times. The 4x100m relay of Cindy Robinson, Keel, Christiana Ekelem, and Shawna Fermin ran a time of 45.78 for fourth. The 4x400m relay of Bree Winfrey, Ekelem, Keel and Fermin ran a time of 3:44.25 for third place.
"Putting ourselves in this type of competitive arena with a team atmosphere and a scoring meet, it gives us a perspective of what we need to accomplish as a team and how to move forward from here. There are a lot of very positive areas for the Cougs from this weekend and we know the areas we need to step it up a little bit more. Looking ahead to the Husky Dual meet which will be our next scoring competition, both sides of that meet will be extremely close and it will depend on who has healthy bodies and how well the teams compete against each other.
At the Sam Adams Classic meet at Whitworth University Saturday, WSU claimed several victories including: Indigo Williams (women's 100m and 200m), Amanda Henderson (women's 1500m with PR time of 4:46.70), Thane Pierson (men's high jump), and PJ Benedictus (men's triple jump). Also notable was a hammer PR throw by Ryan Randall (freshman, Stanwood, Wash.) of 170-10 (52.07m).
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Dickens on the Strand, is an annual event in Galveston! It seems like the whole town gets dressed up in the historical costumes. There are people watching the parade in better costumes, then people actually walking in the parade. The afternoon festivities continue after the parade is over. The historic downtown is closed to traffic (except horses and horse drawn carriages).
The only drawback is the English food, but you can always opt for real food!! ;-)
Dickens on The Strand began almost 40 years ago with a mission: save The Strand's historic buildings from demolition. A group of Galvestonians, understood the historical significance of the endangered structures and took action. In December of 1974, a potluck supper was organized in The Strand to gain public awareness about the potential destruction of what is now a National Historic Landmark District.
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Very nice portrait! LIKE-148 ! Greetings from Ukraine. Yuri.
Ładny portret. Pozdrawiam z Polski.
Superb portre!!Congratulations!!Like. Greetings from Hungary,Julianna
Wonderful portrait and a lovely smile! Greetings. Hélder
keep on smiling my dear - lovely portrait Tom
greetings, Hubs
a wonderful portrait Tom, like the king size smile
best wishes, Leo
Yeah,as I know,the Texas size always the biggest! :)
Perfect lighting for a perfect face. Were you able to give this young lady a copy of her picture. It does her proud! LYS
A beautifull lady with a great smile!
Greetings, François
Bellissimo ritratto Tomas.
Una bella ragazza con un bel sorriso e anche un bel costume. Like 157. Ciao, Ruggero.
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Hello Tomros! Yes, Galveston is not only famous for it's wonderful beaches, but it also is known for such events like "Dickens on the Strand" and for the "Galveston Carnival", for it's cruise line harbor, airplane museum and so forth.-You excellently photographed the pretty smile of a very beautiful girl dressed up for "Dickens on the Strand"! A very colorful image as well! Many friendly greetings! Anton Trötscher
Galveston is wonderful! unfortunately in late November the beaches are not too inviting....;-)
Hi Tomas,
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Left, Dr. Gibson with the newest board member, Wesley N. Jenkins.
Dr. Gale E. Gibson was formally appointed by the Board to be the College's seventh president and second woman to lead ECC in its 45-year history.
"I pledge that Essex County College will continue to be an innovative, data-driven, welcoming, and inclusive student-centered environment," said Dr. Gibson, who had been serving as ECC's Interim President since April 1.
"This is a leader who connects here at Essex County College, who connects with the community and who connects with our statewide partners in higher education," said Board Chair Calvin Souder, Esq.
Since Dr. Gibson became interim president, the College has initiated major capital projects on all three campuses, launched 100 percent online courses for the first time, and continued to hold tuition at the 2010-2011 rates. To read Dr. Gibson's bio, visit http://www.essex.edu/aboutecc/president.html


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Ranks third in the school's all-time records in the 100-yard fly (50.23) and 10th in the 100-yard back (52.87).
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Placed 10th at the Atlantic 10 Championships in the 200-yard fly (1:56.32) ... ranked first on the UMass team in the 100-yard fly (50.22 at A-10`s), third in both the 100-yard back (52.87 at A-10's) and 200-yard fly (1:55.92 at A-10's), sixth in the 200-yard IM (2:03.55 vs. Rutgers), eighth in the 200-yard back (2:07.99 vs. Central Connecticut) and 10th in the 50-yard free (22.42 vs. Syracuse).
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Ranked third on the team in the 100-yard back (53.53 at Atlantic 10's), fourth in the 200-yard fly (1:57.48 at A-10's) and fifth in the 100-yard fly (51.88 at A-10's).
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Ranked third on the team in the 200-yard fly (2:00.37 at A-10's), fourth in the 200-yard back (54.76 at A-10's) and fifth in the 200-yard back (1:58.98 vs. Syracuse).
Before UMass: Four-year letterwinner at York (Maine) High School...set school records in the 100-yard fly, 100-yard back, 200-yard IM, 50- and 100-yard free ... finished second in the 100-yard back and fourth in the 200-yard IM as a senior ... won the 1998 100-yard fly state title ... named 1999 Outstanding Swimmer of the Year for Southwestern Maine ... 1998 Portsmouth Herald Swimmer of the Year ... two-time All-State and four-time All-County selection ... four-time swim team captain.
Full name is Darren Butler Johnson ... born August 6, 1981, in Portsmouth, N.H. ... son of Russell and Pamela Johnson ... majoring in Sport Management.
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In the early 1960s in response to the success of the Corvair Monza, Ford president Lee Iacocca formed a clandestine "Fairlane Committee" with other executives to explore the feasibility of developing a sporty compact car for the emerging Baby-Boomer generation. Knowing that Henry Ford II was still bitter about the recent failure of the Edsel, Iacocca and his group kept development costs low by utilizing existing drivetrains and basing the new car on the Falcon platform. After much debate about a name, "Mustang" was finally chosen, initially for the World War II fighter plane but later taking on an equestrian identity as a "wild horse of the western plains.
Ford introduced the '65 Mustang on April 13, 1964, at the New York World's Fair, followed by an elaborate marketing and advertising campaign prior to the car's public introduction on April 17. The new car was an immediate success, with dealers taking orders for 22,000 on the first day. Over 400,000 were sold in first 12 months; sales topped one million in the first two years. It remains one of the most successful car launches of all-time.
Based on evolving variants of the Falcon chassis, Mustangs produced from '65-'73 are recognized as the "first generation." When first introduced, '65 Mustangs were available as hardtops and convertibles with a fastback joining the line-up in August 1964. Cars built from March to mid-August 1964 are known as "'64½" models because they were produced during Ford's 1964 production cycle, although all first-year Mustangs carry a '65 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
The first Mustang was a long hood, short rear deck design, providing a sports car profile in a four-seat configuration. A number of design cues – open grille, side sculpting to emulate rear brake scoops, and tri-bar taillights – would become Mustang styling features for the future.
In late 1964, Ford asked Carroll Shelby to prepare Mustang fastbacks for sports car racing. By removing the back seat and modifying the engine/suspension, Shelby created the GT 350, both as a street model and an SCCA race car, known as the "R-Model," which went on to win the 1965 B-Production championship. Shelby Mustangs were offered through '70.
Marking the Mustang's first anniversary on April 17, 1965, Ford added a pair of packages to the Mustang's option list. To create the first GT Mustang, the GT Equipment Group included fog lamps, side stripes, "trumpet" exhaust tips, and heavy-duty suspension. A Décor Interior Group came with woodgrain trim, molded door panels, and unique bucket seats with embossed running horses, inspiring the name "Pony interior."
For 1967, the Mustang was updated for the first time with new, more sculpted sheetmetal and its own interior, as opposed to the Falcon-style interior of the earlier models. The Mustang also grew in size to accommodate the 390 big-block engine as an option. Shelby added a new GT 500 model with a dual-quad 428 engine. Mustang joined the musclecar ranks with the introduction of the 428 Cobra Jet engine for the GT on April 1, 1968. Earlier in 1968, Cobra Jet Mustangs won the Super Stock class at the NHRA Winternationals.
The 1969 Mustang grew once again, becoming more muscular in appearance. Two new models debuted – the Mach 1 for the fastback, now called "SportsRoof," and a luxury Grande for the hardtop. A Ram-Air option for the 428 Cobra Jet added a "Shaker" hood scoop that protruded through the hood. The Boss models were introduced at mid-year to homologate special engines for racing – the Boss 429 for NASCAR and the Boss 302 for Trans-Am. Parnelli Jones and George Follmer won the 1970 Trans-Am championship in Boss 302 Mustangs prepared by Bud Moore.
With larger engines predicted for the future, the '71 Mustang grew larger still, reaching almost intermediate size. The 428 Cobra Jet was replaced by the 429 Cobra Jet, while the Boss 302 gave way to the Boss 351 when Ford discontinued racing activities in the summer of 1970. With increasing insurance rates and stricter emissions requirements, the 429 disappeared in '72, leaving the four-barrel 351 as the top performance engine for '72-'73.


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Friday night's Winery Dogs show was the second LA homecoming for the power trio. The night before they played the Coach house and the following night the Canyon Club. They played Friday's gig at the Saban theater in Beverly Hills to a very enthusiastic crowd from the blazing opening song "Elevate" off their ground breaking debut album.The set list was quite eclectic, the trio have been playing together over a year now and are playing very tight. You can also tell how much fun they are having too. Richie Kotzen is one of todays finest guitar players. He is so versatile and his style of mostly finger picking is definitely unique. He did a blistering version of "Hey Joe" and was smoking on all the solos. He also has one of Rock's strongest voices with a high range he sang one of his own songs "Doin' what the Devil Says To Do" as well as a Gary Wright cover "Love Is Alive." Then there is the legendary Billy Sheehan on the bass. His solos are always a highlight of any show. Mike Portnoy's drumming has for years been amazing and now he has included stick tricks in his playing. It is nice to see Portnoy on a smaller kit than he normally uses so you can see him and he uses every part of it. The Dogs had the house rocking!! Its clear as Mike said "this ain't no one off" after an hour plus set of so gs from the first lp they introduced a new song in the encore. They also played "Shy Boy" by Talas. No doubt about it the Dogs are here to stay! After Playing Oakland July 1, The Winery Dogs head to the U.K. and Europe and currently have dates until August 3rd.
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HVAControl Inc. has served the Los Angeles area since 2007. A full service and installation company, we are experienced in working with all brands of equipment and all phases of Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC).
Our philosophy is to provide the highest quality service - to ensure the best indoor air quality (IAQ) in your home and complete customer satisfaction - in an honest and professional manner. This begins with the management and continues through our staff of well-trained employees.
Our technicians are courteous, dependable, and trained in the latest technological and environmental issues in the HVAC industry. We specialize in service and installation of different brands of heating and cooling systems, system design, humidification, and air cleaning for residential and commercial facilities. We believe customer service does not end with repairs, conversions or installations.
Our service agreement helps you protect your investment and further validates our commitment to total customer care.
HVAControl Inc.
Granada Hills, CA 91344
United States
ph: +1 (877) 877 9487
fax: +1 (818) 700 2840