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Published: Monday, December 19, 2011 at 10:32 a.m.
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The most commonly asked question I get is "when is this recession going to end?" Washington had passed an economic stimulus bill, yet the unemployment rate is hovering around 9 percent and some 20 million people are still unemployed.
Bob Papes is a local business expert and the author of two books, "Management During an Economic Crisis" and "Turnaround." His email address is: email@example.com.
This doesn't count the large number of people who have stopped looking for a job. Why then, hasn't the stimulus bill had the kind of impact we hoped for?
The answer is that putting people to work on infrastructure projects is a Band-Aid. While it helps some people get by in the short term, it doesn't address the multiple systemic problems causing the recession.
So just what are these systemic problems?
u Offshore outsourcing: Manufacturing has been one of the largest employer industries in the U.S. I was at a leading pet supply store over the weekend. I could not find a chewy for my dog that wasn't made offshore.
Even customer and technical service has been significantly outsourced. How many times have you called an 800 number and gotten someone in a third world country?
u Housing: Housing sales are still in the doldrums due to the multitude of foreclosures and short sales on the market. Housing starts are the fuel for multiple industries such as appliances, forest products, window, siding, etc.
The equity in our homes, i.e., the amount that market value exceeds our mortgages, has decreased by more than half since 2007.
Almost 4 million homes have been foreclosed on, and more than 25 percent of the market value of these homes is less than the mortgages owed.
u Stock market: When the stock market fell off the cliff a few years ago, it wiped out a large portion of people's nest eggs. The combination of the huge decline in the value of people's homes and their shrunken portfolios has caused their net worth a bigger bruise than a Brian Urlacher tackle.
u Lack of consumer confidence: With high unemployment and a severely shrunken nest egg, consumers are wary of spending. According to AARP, the national savings rate, which is how much more people are earning than they are spending, was about 1 percent six years ago. Last year, it was a healthy 5 percent.
People have pulled back and are working at rebuilding their nest eggs. They also are finally trying to build a six-month savings reservoir.
So what is the answer? There are no magic formulas or easy answers.
A good start is to elect people who can generate the systemic solutions and just not apply Band-Aids. Most congressmen are lawyers.
Lawyers are great legislators, but most have little experience managing large budgets, projects and operations.
If we are going to develop long-term fixes to our major issues, we need more people in government with not only extensive management experience, but also with a proven track record of results.
It won't solve all of our problems, but it would be a good start.
Bob Papes is a local business expert and the author of two books, "Management During an Economic Crisis" and "Turnaround."His email address is: email@example.com.
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Gale Raymond Riggs, 66, of McClure, Ohio, died Monday afternoon, July 22, 2013, at University of Toledo Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio.
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Japanese charts: Super Mario 3D Land wins, 3DS stays on top
Media Create has released its unit sales chart for the week of October 31 through November 6, and of the nine title debuts this week, Super Mario 3D Land took the top spot, besting Uncharted 3 by 218,493 units.
Super Mario moved 343,492 units, and helped provide a spike in 3DS sales. The handheld moved 145,271 units this week, compared to last week's 65,041 units.
Other software debuts this week other than Uncharted 3 were Battlefield 3, Slime Mori Mori Dragon Quest 3 and various versions of Winning Eleven which followed last month's release on PS3 and Xbox 360.
The top 20 software chart is below. Last week's figures can be found through here.
- Super Mario 3D Land (3DS): 343,492 (New)
- Uncharted 3 (PS3): 124,989 (New)
- Battlefield 3 (PS3): 123,379 (New)
- Final Fantasy Type-0 (PSP): 122,286
- Kirby Wii (Wii): 55,779
- Winning Eleven 2012 (PSP): 45,437 (New)
- Slime Mori Mori Dragon Quest 3 (3DS): 38,859 (New)
- Battlefield 3 (360): 27,723 (New)
- Just Dance Wii (Wii): 25,665
- Go Vacation (Wii): 16,995
- Winning Eleven Play Maker 2012 (Wii): 14,117 (News)
- Wii Sports Resort Wiiplus Pack (Wii): 12,570
- Idolmaster 2 (PS3): 10,721
- Winning Eleven 2012 (PS3): 10,636
- Winning Eleven 2012 (PS2): 9,786 (New)
- AKB1/48 If I Loved an Idol in Guam (PSP): 8,883
- Minna no Rhythm Heaven (Wii): 8,581
- Macross F Sayonara no Tsubasa Hybrid Pack (PS3): 8,352
- Naruto Narutimate Impact (PSP): 7,144
- Model Fashion Audition 2 (3DS): 6,643 (New)
The release of Uncharted 3 and Battlefield 3 also helped PS3 sell a few more units compared to last week, but not by much. While BF3 was also released on 360 in the region, it didn't help console sales at all, as units moved were down by 5 over last week.
Most hardware sales for formats other than 3DS, PSP, or PS3 were either down, flat, or slightly up compared to the prior week.
- Wii: 11,725
- DSi LL: 2,041
- DSi: 1,057
- DS Lite: 33
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. --- Head coach Wulf Koch and the Auburn University at Montgomery men's soccer program has announced the signing of local defender Zach Scott for the 2013 season.
Scott is currently a senior at Alabama Christian Academy in Montgomery, where he has been a member of the varsity team the past four seasons. Last season, he was selected the Eagles' Defensive Player of the Year.
"Zach has a passion for the game and is a good athlete," Koch said. "It's going to take him a period of getting used to the college game, but he's one of those kids who wants to get better day in and day out. He's got a great heart for the game. His ceiling is high in terms of developing technically and tactically. It's exciting to have a good local kid coming to AUM."
In addition to playing at the prep level, Scott has also been active on the club scene. He has been a member of the Capital City Streaks since 2005 and helped the team to the finals of the State Cup in 2009. The Streaks were also selected a Region III Premier team in 2010. Scott participated in the Olympic Development Program (ODP) in 2010 and 2011, where he took part in Region III Camp each year.
"The AUM program has been really successful for the last few years, and I was drawn to that," Scott said. "Coach Koch was also very welcoming and I felt like I was part of a family here."
Scott is the son of Mark and Amy Scott. He has two sisters, Emily and Katie.
The Warhawks, which finished fifth in the postseason NAIA Coaches' Poll, recorded an 18-4-2 record, their most wins since the 2005 team went 23-2. AUM's season ended in the NAIA Quarterfinals with a 1-0 loss to MidAmerican Nazarene.


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The company's store marks its first stand-alone retail space outside of its Irvine, Calif. headquarters showroom.
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Your client, Dusty Trails, is a travel writer for Explore magazine and keenly interested in the Silk Road. A self-proclaimed renaissance man, Mr. Trails enjoys outdoor activities, photography, and attending cultural events. To help Mr. Trails decide which features of the Silk Road he should travel back in time to visit, you'll need to research the Silk Road and present your key findings on the following questions:
Key Questions:
- What was the Silk Road? How was the Silk Road created? How was it protected? How were cities and territories connected?
- What type of goods or ideas- physical, intellectual, or religious- crossed the Silk Road?
- Why is the Silk Road important to World History? What is the relationship between the Silk Road and the Han Dynasty and Roman Empire?
The answers to these questions will culminate in a travel poster and oral presentation. The poster should persuade prospective tourists and include the following components:
Travel Poster Components
- One Glogster.edu poster for the Silk Road
- At least six "must see" tourist destinations/features with detailed text and relevant images
- At least two audio recordings
Note: For the Silk Road, "destinations/features" may be physical, intellectual, or religious.
The presentation is your opportunity to explain why the Silk Road is an ideal tourist destination and should follow these guidelines:
Oral Presentation Guidelines
- Less than 3 minutes in length
- Should address/explain the "must see" features of the Silk Road
- Should explain why the client should visit these features
BackgroundBefore you begin the research process, read the following brief overview from Wikipedia to get a sense of the Silk Road:
The Silk Routes (collectively known as the 'Silk Road') were important paths for cultural, commercial and technological exchange between traders, merchants, pilgrims, missionaries, soldiers, nomads and urban dwellers from Ancient China, Ancient India, Ancient Tibet, Persia and Mediterranean countries for almost 3,000 years.[4]
Extending 4,000 miles, the routes enabled people to transport goods, especially luxuries such as slaves, silk, satin and other fine fabrics, musk, other perfumes, spices, medicines, jewels, glassware and even rhubarb, as well as serving as a conduit for the spread of knowledge, ideas, cultures and diseases[5] between different parts of the world (Ancient China, Ancient India, Asia Minor and the Mediterranean). Trade on the Silk Road was a significant factor in the development of the great civilizations of China, India, Egypt, Persia, Arabia and Rome, and in several respects helped lay the foundations for the modern world. Although the term the Silk Road implies a continuous journey, very few who traveled the route traversed it from end to end. For the most part, goods were transported by a series of agents on varying routes and were traded in the bustling mercantile markets of the oasis towns.[5]
The central Asian sections of the trade routes were expanded around 114 BCE by the Han dynasty,[6] largely through the missions and explorations of Zhang Qian,[7] but earlier trade routes across the continents already existed.[citation needed] In the late Middle Ages, transcontinental trade over the land routes of the Silk Road declined as sea trade increased.[8] Though silk was certainly the major trade item from China, many other products were traded, and various technologies, religions and philosophies as well as the bubonic plague (the so-called 'Black Death') also traveled along the Silk Routes.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silk_road
The Research ProcessDeciding which dynasty your client would be most interested in visiting may seem like a complicated task, but the Big6 can help you organize your research efforts. As you work through the assignment, keep each of the following steps in mind. If you need help, simply follow the hyperlink for more information:
Step 1: Task Definition
Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies
Step 3: Location and Access
Step 4: Use of Information
Step 5: Synthesis
Step 6: Evaluation
Project WorkspaceEach student researching this topic will have a project workspace for documenting his/her research and posting the travel poster. All work related to the project should be maintained there:
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I love Mary Kay Day Radiance Foundation! It covers blemishes, scars and dark circles under the eyes. It leaves my skin looking young. It is water and sun resistant, so it's great for swimming and water sports and for just every day use. I have ultra sensitive skin that breaks out even with make-up claiming to be "hypoallergenic", but I can wear this makeup with no problems - actually, with fewer because it protects my skin. I've had tons of compliments on my complexion over the decades I've worn it. I look younger than I am, in part thanks to the day radiance cream foundation and its moisture-retention qualities. When I wear it, I don't break out like I do without it. It protects against the sun for rosacea. I feel that Mary Kay woefully under-markets this product, give all of its great unique qualities:
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I am loving this foundation right now...maybe it is because I am getting close to 50 and my skin is getting a little dry. I apply this creamy foundation with a sponge and I use a tiny bit because I want it to be sheer. It makes my skin dewy and younger looking. I do top it off with loose powder to set it and it wears well all day. I wear Antique Ivory.
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on 10/10/2011 10:10:00 PM
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I actually sell Mary Kay. I used Clinique before I switched to this makeup because the Acne Solutions and Superfit were not working on my skin. They are great products, but just stopped working for me. I like this product because it does control oil for up to eight hours. I always put powder over it. I use the MK pressed powder in Ivory 1. This makeup blends easily and covers very well. I'd say it could be full coverage. The tube is great bc you can squeeze every last drop out of it. The only thing I don't like is that after a while, it does settle into creases. I mean, my laugh lines sometimes showcase my makeup. I don't like that about it. That's the only thing I can think of. One great thing is that it didn't break my face out. That's a huge plus for me!
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I LOVE this product! Moisturizing, coverage, feels good, makes skin look healthy. Fawn is my color.
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Well i have tried many foundations....high-end, low-end, and i always come back to this. I have redness, dry cheeks, and it is very hard to find a foundation that doesn't make my cheeks look like they are flaking (you know the speckled look). But MK Day Radiance Cream Foundation always does the job. I love Fawn Beige, and it is a versatile color enough that i dont really change it from summer to winter. I guess i will always be loyal!!
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Haha, I like the post below me.
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This was the worst foundation I have everrrrr tried! It is the most unnatural looking foundation ever. It is extremely too thick, and looks like a mask, even when you only apply a little. Not to mention that if your face touches anyything it will smear right off - nasty! The color just plain suck, and don't even get me STARTED on the packaging!
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I don't know if I will wear this year round, but for the cooler months it's working great. The color is a perfect match for my skin. I apply it lightly all over, and dab and blend it heavier on the places where I need more coverage. I can use this on dark circle area without it drying the eye area out. My skin looks smooth and glowy with this foundation. I like that is has an spf of 8 with titanium dioxide too, which is reinforcement of my spf moisturizer. I use a little powder over this foundation to "set" it.
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I like this foundation, I wish they had my color in the oil free one. It glides on smooth and blends nicely. I use the color fawn beige.. If anyone knows of an oil free color that is close to this one, please let me know. Thanks
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Hated it. After wearing this my skin felt so gross and heavy. None of the colors matched my skin very well either. I had to scrub my face for a long time before bed, because it clogged my pores so badly.
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Houston Texans football star JJ Watt visited Stevenson April 26th and delivered an important message to our students. He donated $40,000 to Stevenson for the sports program. New uniforms were purchased and Stevenson will have two new sports programs- softball and baseball.
Click the link below to see his visit.
Watch the HISD Board recognition of J.J. Watt Fund's donation to Stevenson Middle School online at the HISD board meeting on 3-10-16. Skipp the board meeting to around 5:30 minutes - 12 minutes under recognition(s).
Our 6th grade Dragons get a wonderful tour of UH main campus.
We have selected Ms. Hancock as our HAABSE Teacher of the Year
Our HISD Board President Manuel Rodriguez and his team listen to our parents in what to look for in a new superintendent.
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We have been fans of the Audubon Cottages for a decade. We have seen the good times and the struggles. We were so delighted to hear of the renovation and wanted to see it. We were so pleased with all they have done... It totally exceeded our expectations. Our cottage was beautiful and we were able to view the other cottages, as well, and all were fabulous!! The pool has been upgraded, the landscaping gorgeous, and the service delightful. Our French quarter butler, Roderick Bernel and his staff were so attentive and all our needs were met with such professionalism and warmth. All things considered, we would not change anything about our stay and we look forward to the next time spent at the place we feel stands alone as a French quarter destination! Highly recommend it!!
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If you want to explore your options before choosing a major, consider starting your college career in Agriculture Exploration.
Adviser: Tom Polito (515) 294-2766
The curriculum in agricultural biochemistry combines training in the biological and physical sciences and mathematics with studies in agricultural sciences. The major provides preparation for advanced study or employment in biotechnology and other areas of agricultural science in which biochemistry is of fundamental importance.
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In-depth course work covers topics such as the marketing (buying and selling) of agricultural commodities, the selling of agricultural products and services, the managing of farm and agribusiness operations and the lending of credit to agricultural firms. In addition, students will take courses in technical agriculture, agricultural policy, accounting, business finance, computerized record keeping, business marketing, agricultural law and resource economics.
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Agricultural and Life Sciences Education
Agricultural and life sciences education combines food, agriculture, and life sciences with social sciences and communications. Some students choose the teacher certification option while others choose the communications option. Graduates enter a variety of agricultural careers that include working with people in agriculture, such as education, extension, agribusiness and public agencies.
Adviser: Ryan Anderson (515) 294-4139
Agricultural Studies covers the broad spectrum of agriculture and life sciences with the flexibility for you to customize the major to pursue your career goals. With all the flexibility, you could choose an area of emphasis such as farm management, agronomy and crop production, agricultural law, agricultural systems and technology, or international agriculture. With a solid background in agriculture and life sciences, you are prepared for a career in many areas of agriculture from production agriculture to extension to agribusiness. The quality and flexibility of the program make this a popular major for incoming high school students as well as transfer students from community colleges.
Adviser: Ryan Anderson (515) 294-4139
Agricultural Systems Technology
Agricultural Systems Technology (AST), in the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering prepares men and women for careers in agricultural machinery industries; construction companies; governmental agencies; grain, feed, seed, fertilizer and chemical businesses; production agriculture; and environmental organizations. AST teaches skills in decision making, problem solving, creative thinking, communications and technology assessment. Courses include microcomputers, water quality, energy, electrical safety, fluid power systems, precision farming, electrification, animal production and manure management systems, machinery management and tractor power, as well as business, sciences, mathematics and communications.
Adviser: Jenny Macken (515) 294-5196
Agronomy integrates the science and practical application of crop production, soil management and climatology in the production and utilization of food, feed and fiber within an environmentally sound system. Agronomy majors can choose Management & Business, Agroecology, Soil & Environmental Science, Research & Development, and Plant Breeding & Biotechnology.
Adviser: Stephanie Zumbach (515) 294-3846
Animal ecology is the study of the relationships of wild animals to their environment and the major applies this knowledge to wildlife and environmental management. Graduates of this biological science curriculum pursue career opportunities with natural resource and environmental protection agencies, organizations and businesses. Curriculum emphases may be taken in wildlife biology, fisheries biology, aquatic sciences, interpretation of natural resources, or preveterinary and wildlife care.
Adviser: John Burnett (515) 294-3681
The animal science curriculum focuses on the understanding of the life-cycle of companion and production animals, through study of the fundamentals of behavior, growth and development, lactation, genetics and breeding, nutrition and reproduction. The curriculum integrates enterprise management and marketing aspects of the animal industry. In addition to animal management, career options include agribusiness, biotechnology, dairy foods and meat science, pet food and feed industry, marketing, or research. Many students complete their pre-veterinary medicine requirements in the animal science curriculum.
Adviser: Jodi Sterle (515) 294-7997
Offered as a BS degree in both the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, our high quality academic program offers the flexibility to accommodate a range of career goals in areas like plant biology, zoology, genetics, cell and molecular biology, ecology, and evolutionary biology. Our degree can prepare students for further studies in graduate school or in human medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, optometry, physical therapy or pharmacy. Students who are interested in marine biology or tropical studies can participate in summer programs at affiliated institutes.
Adviser: Jim Holtz (515) 294-2558
Culinary science is an interdisciplinary degree combining a strong food science foundation with basic culinary skills development. You will study fundamental sciences, including chemistry, organic chemistry, biology, microbiology, and biochemistry. At the same time, you'll take courses in quantity food production, fine dining management, and food safety and sanitation. In addition, you'll gain real-world experience by completing two internships - one in food science and the other in the culinary industry. Culinary scientists are qualified to work as a food research manager, quality research manager, product development chef, culinary research technologist, and food marketing and sales specialist.
Adviser: Mickie Deaton (515) 294-4465
The dairy science curriculum provides training for a variety of career opportunities in agriculture, particularly those involved with dairy cattle or associated industries. Although many graduates own or manage dairy operations, the majority find employment in such career areas as agribusiness management, biotechnology, dairy foods manufacturing, marketing, publicity and promotion, or research. Pre-veterinary medicine requirements may be completed in the dairy science curriculum.
Adviser: Jodi Sterle (515) 294-7997
Undergraduate didactic program in dietetics, approved by the American Dietetic Association. Graduates are eligible to apply for admission to dietetic internships/supervised practice programs. Upon successful completion of the experience program, graduates are eligible to take the national examination to become a Registered Dietitian.
Adviser: Mickie Deaton (515) 294-4465
The Diet & Exercise program combines the study of nutrition and exercise science. The program allows students to concurrently complete courses for the B.S. while also completing courses and a thesis for a M.S. degree. Careers for students who complete this program include work with cardiac rehabilitation programs, school nutrition/wellness programs, corporate health programs, health clubs, public health programs and clinics, preventative health programs, and sport enhancement programs.
Adviser: Mickie Deaton (515) 294-4465
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offer this integrated approach to the study of environmental systems. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for positions of leadership in this rapidly changing discipline. Majors complete foundation courses in chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics, plus a major consisting of an integrated core of environmental science courses and additional advance course work from departmental offerings.
Adviser: Sue Sprong (515) 294-3651
Food science is a discipline in which the principles of biological and physical sciences are used to study the nature of foods, the causes of their deterioration, and the principles underlying the processing and preparation of food. It is the application of science and technology to the provision of a safe, wholesome, and nutritious food supply.
Adviser: Mickie Deaton (515) 294-4465
The program in forestry provides you with an understanding of the following areas: forest ecosystems, wood technology and products, forest resource management, agro-forestry, urban and community forestry, biodiversity, water quality, wilderness areas and wildlife. One of the best features of the program is the fall forestry sequence, where you take 15 credits of forestry classes, including a 16-day off-campus forestry camp held at one of several locations across the country. This experience introduces you to practical techniques and exposes you to new landscapes and cultural circumstances. The five options that are available in the program are Urban & Community Forestry, Forest Ecosystem Management, Sustainable Materials Science and Technology, Interpretation of Natural Resources, and Natural Resource Conservation.
Adviser: Doug Stokke (515) 294-2115
The curriculum in genetics is based on preparation in biology, chemistry and biochemistry, as well as genetics. Students receive an understanding of modern methods of genetic engineering and are prepared for jobs in industry and for further work in the biological sciences, including graduate, veterinary or medical school.
Adviser: Lois Girton (515) 294-1606
Global Resource Systems is an interdisciplinary major that emphasizes global and cross cultural engagement while equipping students with strong technical competency in a resource area of their choosing. This major prepares students to work on complex global resource issues through leadership positions in international non-governmental organizations, global businesses, government agencies engaged in international trade and development, and globally engaged foundations, educational institutions and volunteer organizations. The major allows students to develop a core set of technical competencies in a resource area selected from among the 21 minors offered by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Students choose a world region in which to specialize, develop competency in a relevant language, participate in a significant cross cultural living and working immersion experience in their chosen world region, and carry out a senior project related to their resource specialization within the context of the world region.
Adviser: Gail Nonnecke (515) 294-0037
The horticulture curriculum is the part of plant agriculture concerned with turfgrasses, nursery crops, greenhouse crops, fruits, nuts and vegetables. Also, it involves landscape horticulture and management, interiorscaping, botanic garden management, public garden management, plant breeding and molecular biology. Course subjects vary from understanding the mechanisms of the cell to production and management of horticultural crops.
Adviser: Barb Osborn (515) 294-5624
The industrial technology curriculum prepares students for professional positions that emphasize technical management, applications, development, and engineering in industry, business, or government. Options within the program focus on manufacturing technology and occupational safety technology. The Industrial Technology program provides a hands-on, collaborate learning environment that helps our graduate develop the workplace competencies necessary to be successful in today's competitive world. Graduates obtain high paying jobs with a wide variety of companies and agencies.
Adviser: Tamara Kerns (515) 294-0462
Microbiology is the study of the biology of microorganisms and how they interact with their surroundings. Microbiologists work in areas related to agriculture, the environment and medicine. The major provides a strong background in the basic sciences with flexibility for development of individualized interests.
Adviser: Nancy Boury (515) 294-6831
Offers students a strong basic science and general education which enables them to gain knowledge and skills necessary to work in research laboratories; curriculum can serve as a preprofessional program for medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, or graduate study in nutrition or biological sciences.
Adviser: Mickie Deaton (515) 294-4465
Public Service and Administration in Agriculture
PSA is an interdisciplinary major with an emphasis on social sciences. It prepares students for careers with public and private agencies concerned with public services in rural and agricultural areas.
Adviser: Carmen Bain (515) 294-9895
If you want to explore your options before choosing a major, consider starting your college career in Agriculture Exploration.
Adviser: Tom Polito (515) 294-2558
Secondary Majors
A secondary major is taken in conjunction with a primary major in another agricultural or life-science discipline.
Environmental studies deal with the relationship between humans and nature, or between humans and natural systems. The curriculum is designed to give students a broader appreciation of the environment and an overview of critical environmental issues.
Adviser: Sue Sprong (515) 294-3651
The international agriculture secondary major provides students with a global perspective. Students will prepare for careers overseas or for careers in the United States with multinational companies and agencies like the Foreign Agricultural Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture or the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Adviser: Robert Martin (515) 294-0896
Administered by the Departments of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Agronomy, Horticulture, and Plant Pathology. The seed science program is designed for students with career interests in one or more aspects of the seed industry. Areas of study include: seed production, conditioning, pathology, physiology, quality control, and marketing, as well as seed plant designs.
Adviser: Melissa Stolt (515) 294-3846
Preprofessional Programs
Preprofessional course requirements can be completed while students pursue coursework for their primary major.
The courses suggested for premedicine are mainly from the basic sciences with the addition of communications, social sciences, and humanities. Students may enroll in any curriculum in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to complete these courses.
Adviser: Donald Beitz (515) 294-5626
The courses suggested for prelaw are mainly from the social sciences and humanities with the addition of science courses and agriculture courses. Students may enroll in any curriculum in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to complete these courses.
Adviser: Tom Polito (515) 294-2766
Preveterinary Medicine
Preveterinary medicine prepares students for application to the College of Veterinary Medicine. Course work is mainly from the basic sciences with the addition of communications, social sciences and humanities. Students may enroll in any curriculum in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to complete these courses.
Adviser: Jodi Sterle (515) 294-7997


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Opposite tastes indeed bro!
The only way you are able to get the full bottle without shipping costs is to get your self to a Hermes boutique. I feel kind of lucky, the Hermes store here in Sweden is only 10 minutes away from...
I Love NY for All
Didn't really care for Vetiver Tonka that much, since the tonka bean note wasn't very noticeable, just as you said. The vetiver takes over too much, which I hate.
The only scent I care for in the...
These should fit the bill.
Dior - Homme Intense
Baldessarini - Strictly Private
My personal go-to is either;
Profumum Roma - Dulcis In Fundo
Parfumerie Generale - Musc Maori
Have fun! :)
I don't see a lot of gourmands (my personal favorite scent family/genre) in your collection. If you have big money to spend then I think you should look into the house of Profumum Roma. They have...
Sables is more about syrup if you ask me, while B2B is all about honey and raspberry. They don't have anything similar IMO, two different scents. But that's just me! :)
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How was the projection and longevity on you with Haram?
Thank you so much for clearing the differences out for me! Yeah, I am a hardcore gourmand lover for sure, so I think the EdP will fit me the best. I've been hearing a lot of good things about I Love...
Well, you did help me infact. You told me the strength in the EdP and told me that the EdP pretty much smells the same as the EdT. :)
Thank you!
I've been hearing a lot of nice things about Hanae Mori HM, the EdT version. Lemon, chocolate and vanilla, yum! Have not heard too much about the EdP. And, I have not smelled any of them. How do they...
And all of them were sweet/fruity? If so, then I have to try those out. I love sweet fruity fragrances :)
Which Brecourt was it?
I'm interested in "Haram" which is supposed to be a sweeter and darker version of Ambre Narguile, I'm going to sample it very soon.
Post of the day, haha!
I honestly don't know what I would want to wear...
All right, time for a quick update!
I've been hearing so many people getting over 24 hours with this one. It sadly didn't last THAT long on me, but it does indeed last quite well. I got 10+ with...
How do you apply these oils by the way? Should I just roll it on to several spots? I'm not sure how to get the fullest effect out of these roll ons. Help! :)
I received my Choco Musks about 1h ago. It has been on my skin for 45 minutes. I think I'm in heaven right now!
To simply put it, it's sweet creamy and luxurious smelling vanilla cookies! I can't...
I would choose Pure Havane over the Guerlain one. It's just a better smelling fragrance IMO. And, just as other has mentioned, Animale Animale doesn't smell anything like Pure Havane.
If they do release anything, I hope it will be something like:
"Pure Drydown"
To get the signature A*Men drydown as an own fragrance would be absolutely amazing! :D
Tell us Fragmeister, which one would you choose? :)
This is a very tough choice for me since I love them both very much. The sweet powdery black honey and raspberry combo in B2B, the thick and vanillic honeyed tobacco in TV... It really is a tough one...
I think Marc Jacobs Bang Bang (the blue bottle) has one of the best mint openings ever! It smells like one of those toothpastes for children. Refreshing, bright and sweet mint :)
I'm waiting for my Choco Musk 6 ml roll on oil by Al Rehab. Bought 12 of them... And, if it's even near what people claim it to be than I think it's going to be one of my favorite scents for a long...
Thank you so much for sharing your initial thoughts on the fragrance. Make sure to update us in a few days if you want! :)
If it's anything near what people claim it to be, then I have to buy some more! :D
I am waiting for my 12 6ml roll ons of Choco Musk. :)
Black Afgano :laugh:
Yes, please do :)
I think you should bro! But you gotta love sugary sweet licorice and caramel to like it. Cedarwood is also a big note in this frag, but a sweetened kind of wood. Have fun :)
Where did you get your Rochas Man Intense from? Let us know bro! :cheesy:
A bottle of Joop! Homme from 1989
Yes, I do!
I've had a 50ml bottle of Aquolina since last summer and I really need it back in my collection. BS is one fine juice! The seller that I got it from (on eBay) isn't there anymore :/
Thanks for sharing your thought!
Do you think it smells anything like the drydown of Musc Ravageur? Ambre Narguile?
Anyone else? The shipping cost at 99perfume was around 33 bucks, too much!
I'm having some trouble finding Blue Sugar. I couldn't find anything on a normal fragrance site nor much on Amazon or eBay (those available couldn't ship to Sweden)
Could anyone help me locate a...
The projection and longevity on Black XS for me wasn't very good. I got about 4-5 hours with solid projection for the first hour.
Since I started this hobby around last summer, my number 1 fragrance has always been the same. The caramel, cinnamon, vanilla and orange combo is all I've ever needed. :)
"Xerjoff Casamorati 1888...
Welcome back, Eric!
I hope so :) And thank you for describing the oils and all that :D
Yeah, I'm well aware of that! :)
So, I just ordered a few of their oils (the eBay sellers oils)
Caramel Cream
Vanilla Bean
Chocolate Berries
I hope last and project. But I'm not expecting...
I've been looking for a fragrance that smells like only caramel for a loooong time. I just haven't found something yet that peeks my interest, until now.
I just recently discovered Caramel by...
I'm sorry, but... what's AO oils and ASAQ? I'm kind of new to oils, so I don't really know what you talk about :P
I hope someone here has tried at least a few of her/his oils.
I've found this eBay seller that sells 3ml perfume oils that smells of different things. Have you ever tried anything from them? Do you know of someone who has?
I need to know the quality of the...
Thank you guys above me!
Anyone else? :)
I like my fragrances strong, and this one is very strong, so that's not the issue here. It's the notes and the smell that I don't like. I'm more into the sweet gourmand/oriental/fruity fragrances....
I really need to sample a good amount of fragrances from this house. Particularly the sweet gourmand ones! But I can't seem to find any samples... can you help me find a place?
And also, are...
Hell no!
This is one of the few fragrances I really can't stand. I don't think anyone under the age of 100 should wear it... But hey, that's just me! I see a lot of respect to it from here, and I...
Adidas, Lacoste and Puma.
I have heard that Dolcelisir has a prominent musk note. True? That's the only thing keeping me back from blind buying this fragrance, since musky scents is a no-no for me.
Well, I just ordered a sample. I hope to get it this week :)
Great! Looking forward to it :)
Would you say that a 17 year old boy could wear it?
Oh, yeah, now I remember! Thanks :) Choco Musk sounds just up my alley! :)
Help! :)
Could you just write me a review of Choco Musk? I'm planning on buying the 6ml roll on oil. How is the projection and longevity? How does it smell from opening to dry down?
A bottle of what? :)
Does it smells mature to you? Some people say it smells cologne-y
Yes, there is. I'm surprised that so many of you don't notice the leather in OM :huh:
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Edit; It's not the typical leather smell. Candied leather is what I'm thinking of...
I want to thank every one of you who gave me the recommendations. I went ahead and blind bought 212 VIP. I got a 100ml for 32$, what a good deal! :)
I'm glad to tell you guys that it actually...
Please, contact me as well! I've been on the hunt for a long time.
Yeah, the leather is kind of buried under the candy sweetness, but it's deff noticeable! :)
What's the difference between 212 VIP and One Million in terms of smell?
All of them have a distinct leather smell, more or less.
I will give it a try if I see it, but I wont look much in to it since it doesn't smell much like One Million, which doesn't help me at all. Thanks anyway :)
Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 - Lira.
The sweet caramel-cinnamon-orange combo is absolutely stunning!
First of all, we here in Sweden are devastated for what happened in Boston yesterday. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and families affected by the recent bombings in Boston!
Now -...
Mine should be on the way as we speak, I have my fingers crossed! :)
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How did it turn out bcog? :)
I used to hate Iris as well, and I still actually do. But the one and only fragrance I can stand with Iris is DHI which I love.
I am going to buy a few 6ml roll ons as well as the spray, since they're so cheap. I don't have a bottle of 24 and probably won't be either, since I'm not a fan of amber fragrance, which 24 Gold has...
I don't have a problem with wearing women's fragrances, so I'll deff try that one out. Thank you! :)
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The drydown gets very leathery on me, almost like a dirty leather...
Well, the fact that it isn't a dark chocolate makes me more than happy, since creamy vanillic chocolate is what I'm looking for. I'm going to settle with the spray. I hope I get the projection and...
What does Fresh Sugar smell like? Projection and longevity, how are they? thanks :)
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Yeah, that's some sweet fragrances right there. Rochas Man Intense is highest on my...
That's what I'm wondering as well. It's really cheap, but I wanted to get some heads up before blind buying it. How's the smell?
sugary sweet vanilla sounds right up my alley, but the floral drydown you speak of is nothing I'm interested in. Pity :/
Yes, they are really cheap. But I wanted to sample the 50ml spray bottle to see if they differ from the roll on.
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That's weird. I have heard about 48 hours from members...
Why wasn't you impressed? what did it smell like? And where can I buy it? :)
How is the longevity and projection from the vials from Parfums Raffy? Are they strong?
I'm sorry, but... what's ethyl maltol? :D
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I've read so many good things about Choco Musk lately, and I think I might have to blind buy it, since samples of this scent isn't available anywhere.
I noticed that there are two different...
Thank you for all the recommendations so far. I have a lot of sampling to do! :)
Keep them coming!
It smells citrusy and all, but delivers minimal longevity. Thanks anyway :)
A*Men, Tobacco Vanille and Dior Homme Intense (vintage formulation)
I'm in the search for a aquatic fragrance that smells sweet (sugary sweet even)
Melon, coconut, blackcurrant, figs, mint, cucumber, watermelon, nectarine, tangerine, oranges, creamy tropical...
Boss Bottles smells woody more than anything IMO, but it's a great fragrance if you love the smell of apples, woods and a tad of vanilla. :)
I agree, they are very sweet. But they don't exactly have the sugar/sugary sweetness that I'm looking for. :)
It's been a while since the last post. What other Sugar fragrances would fit the bill? :)
Am I the only one getting some sort of leather in the opening? Pink leather is what is reminds me of... with something that smells somewhat sour :/ Dry down is great, just as the other flankers. It...
I personally wouldn't call Aventus a fruit bomb. Yes, it does smell fruity (pineapple) but it changes rather quickly to a woody/smoky scent that I don't find fruity at all. Depends on which batch you...
This fragrance is Top 10 material for sure. Not only because it smells so damn good, but because the girls loves it too! :)
Dolce & Gabbana - The One for Him.
I know for a fact that I'm not alone on this. Let the quoting begin! :cheesy:
What is worth it?
I've found a new love these past few weeks - rose!
If the EDP has a toned down sweetness then I don't want it. I love overy sweet fragrances. And the fact that the EDP is woodier is also a negative thing to me since I don't like woods. Thanks for the...
If green chocolate is something you want to smell like then LIDGE is for you.
I hope so man! :)
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That's great!
I should have done my research before putting this link up. I'm sorry! :)
Well, that's not completely true.
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At least John Pilger writes so in his article Break the silence: a world war is beckoning for TruePublica, whilst I wouldn't go that far his article gives pause for thought.
The name of "our" enemy has changed over the years, from communism to Islamism, but generally it is any society independent of western power and occupying strategically useful or resource-rich territory. The leaders of these obstructive nations are usually violently shoved aside, such as the democrats Muhammad Mossedeq in Iran and Salvador Allende in Chile, or they are murdered like Patrice Lumumba in the Congo. All are subjected to a western media campaign of caricature and vilification – think Fidel Castro, Hugo Chávez, now Vladimir Putin. John Pilger.
With no actual knowledge of what is happening, how do we know that John Pilger isn't closer to the truth then our Governments would have us believe? All we do know is that the US is quite happy to support terrorists if it believes they will further US foreign policy, the rise of Osama Bin Laden and al-Qaeda is a prime example of American willingness to support anybody who would fight the Soviets.
Global Research's A Timeline of CIA Atrocities contains numerous worrying examples from around the world but by the articles own admission is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
I'd like to think that after reading through those examples you would, like myself, wish to see the abolishment of the CIA and its counterparts across the western world, they really serve no useful purpose in a democratic society, in fact by their very nature they undermine democracy and promote fascism, but I suspect I'm a lone voice.
Still I diverge, John Pilger is concerened about events in Ukraine and as I've already outlined history shows us Pilger is likely to be correct, the Americans support anyone who'll fight the Russians and that is cause for us to worry, because if the Americans are not careful the Armageddon Lobby might get their wish.
I should add I have no love for Putin, the law enacted on his watch aimed at limiting the rights of the country's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens is cause for concern as does Russia's Press Freedom Index ranking of 152nd on a list of 180 countries. Although I also note that since David Cameron took office in 2010 the UK has slipped 14 places to 33.


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A Wellington
journalist was seen leaving his work smiling and happy before
he was killed just moments later on his walk home, a court
has been told.
Phil Cottrell was left unconscious with broken bones and a
shattered skull in central Wellington last year.
The 43-year-old who suffered from a brittle bone disease, was
found by a taxi driver on Boulcott Street early on December
He died from his injuries in hospital the next day.
Nicho Waipuka, 20, and Manuel Robinson, 18, are on trial for
his murder in the High Court at Wellington.
The Crown says they attacked Mr Cottrell on Boulcott St as he
walked home from his overnight shift as a bulletins editor at
Radio New Zealand.
A co-worker, Colette Jansen, today described to the jury
seeing Mr Cottrell as she was arriving at work about 5.30am
as he was leaving.
They greeted each other by the elevators.
"He was really cherry, really happy. He had a big smile on
his face, he had a twinkle in his eye," she said.
Also in court today, details were given of closed circuit
television footage showing Robinson moments before Mr
Cottrell was attacked.
Detective Constable Anna-lise Ferguson, who studied camera
footage, said CCTV cameras fixed to the Telecom building on
Boulcott Street captured Mr Cottrell's image at 5.36.02am.
Twenty-eight seconds later, Robinson was seen on the same
camera on the other side of the road and about eight seconds
after that, Waipuka followed him.
An associate of the accused, Anthony Perry told the jury he
had dropped the pair at the James Cook Hotel very early on
the day of December 10 - about 1am - so they could visit a
He arranged to pick them up later, but when he returned,
there was no sign of the accused.
Mr Perry said he waited for about an hour and a half and
texted them about 20 times, but they never turned up.
Mike Antunovic, who appears for Robinson, said his client had
nothing to do with the attack on Mr Cottrell, and he was on
the other side of the road at the time.
Mr Paino, who represents Waipuka, said while his client
admits to punching Mr Cottrell once in the jaw, he had no
murderous intent.
Nearly 70 witnesses will be called during the trial, which is
set down for two weeks before Justice Forrest Miller and a
jury of seven women and five men.
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