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Vocabulary from chapter 3: History Alive, TCI
Natural Resources
Raw materials supplied by nature that come from the earth, the water, or the air and are used to produce goods.
Fossil Fuels
coal, oil, natural gas, and other fuels that are ancient remains of plants and animals.
the process in which countries are increasingly linked to each other through culture and trade
Great American Desert
Land west of the Missouri River and east of the Rocky Mountains. The landscape had no trees, little rainfall and tough prairie sod. This land seemed like a desert to the many who past through this unexplored area on their way to the Pacific Coast and that is how it came to be known.
a political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them

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1:30 Chairperson's Opening Remarks
1:40 Finicky and Sloppy Molecular Beacons
Fred Russell Kramer, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, New Jersey Medical School
Molecular beacons are hairpin-shaped oligonucleotide probes that undergo a fluorogenic conformational change upon binding to their target. They can be labeled with differently colored fluorophores, en-abling multiplex assays to be carried out; and they can be designed to be either extraordinarily specific for the direct identification of a target sequence, or to be mismatch-tolerant for the identification of a target sequence by determination of the stability of the resulting hybrid.
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Multiplex digital RT-PCR with large dynamic range has been demonstrated on a multivolume SlipChip for quantitative analysis of nucleic acid, specifically HIV and HCV RNA. The results of viral load test on the SlipChip were self-consistent, and the HIV viral load results of clinical patients' samples on the SlipChip were in good agreement with results determined by Roche COBAS AmpliPrep/COBAS Tagmen HIV-1 test.
2:40 Toward HER2 PCR Testing Standardization
Kung Chiu, President, Genetics Development Corporation
Quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) is a relatively new technology used to quantify gene expression level in different cells or tissues. Many investigators have explored the potential of using qRT-PCR method to measure Her2 expression level in cancer tumor samples, and demonstrated that qRT-PCR is a simple, reliable and accurate method. However, a current challenge is the lack of a standard RT-PCR protocol and criteria for identification of Her2 positive cancer patients. Here, we review several published PCR HER2 testing methods and suggest a way, based on our pre-clinical trial experience, toward the standardization of qRT-PCR method in Her2 diagnostics.
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2D-RT-qPCR is a novel technique for performing tissue lysis, RNA purification, and RT-qPCR across a tissue section. 2D-RT-qPCR was applied to frozen tissues to preserve coarse 2D architecture. It was also applied, in conjunction with the Fluidigm system, to formalin-fixed tissue microarrays to demonstrate the possibility of a high throughput system for mRNA-based cancer molecular diagnostics.
4:30 qPCR Quantitation of siRNA and microRNA Sequences in Animal Tissues – Challenges and Solutions
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Stem-loop PCR is a sensitive and precise methodology for measuring short nucleotide sequences such as miRNA and siRNA. Sample preparation and biological matrix have a large impact on the quantitation of miRNA and chemically-stabilized siRNA. The presentation will focus on sample preparation optimization and the significance of data interpretation on siRNA delivery. In addition we will explore an important application of the method - using tissue-specific microRNAs as toxicity biomarkers for siRNA-based experimental therapeutics.
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This Favoured Land
Wild Talents RPG Supplement. Softcover.
"This Favoured Land" is a sourcebook for the "Wild Talents" role playing game set during the American Civil War. Players take the role of The Gifted, ordinary people who—by divine providence or pure chance—have been granted extraordinary powers. Occasionally seen as saviours, they are most often scorned and hunted as sorcerers and demons, witches and charlatans.Whether heroes or villains, The Gifted are forced by the superstitions of the day to hide from public scrutiny. But they can't escape their nation's greatest crisis. Whether they are spying for the Confederacy in Washington, riding with Quantrill in Missouri, or marching with Sherman through Georgia, The Gifted must make the difficult choice between using their powers and avoiding the dangers of discovery. If The Gifted can survive the ordeals of war, they—like their nation—will be changed forever.Written by Allan Goodall and illustrated by Todd Shearer, "This Favoured Land" includes everything you need for a thrilling Civil War campaign: Detailed rules adapting "Wild Talents" to the war; weapons and rules for the deadly injuries that made Civil War battles so infamous; an in-depth history of the Civil War; a complete scenario to begin play at once; and much more.
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Energy Ministers of the Americas Work on Energy and Climate Partnership
16 April 2010: Energy Ministers of the Americas met in Washington, DC, US, on 15-16 April 2010, under the auspices of the US Department of Energy, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Organization of American States (OAS) to work on a framework for an "Energy and Climate Partnership of the Americas" (ECPA).
At the meeting, IDB President Luis Alberto Moreno announced the Bank's intention to increase its financing for renewable energy and climate-related projects to $3 billion a year by 2012. The expanded lending will allow the IDB to focus on four broad areas: stepping up renewable energy investments in its poorest member countries; fostering energy integration throughout Latin America and the Caribbean; promoting energy efficiency measures across the region; and helping governments establish climate change mitigation and adaptation frameworks.
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton underscored the US' commitment to help governments achieve low carbon economic growth and highlighted new initiatives that the Department of State is sponsoring under ECPA to expand energy and climate cooperation in the Americas. The Secretary also announced the expansion of ECPA climate cooperation to include future initiatives that address sustainable landscapes (forestry and land use) and adaptation.
The meeting, called by US Energy Secretary Steven Chu and gathering 32 Western Hemisphere countries, aimed to deepen regional participation and commitment to ECPA and to advance the goals for the EPCA initiative, which were laid out at the Fifth Summit of the Americas in April 2009 in Trinidad and Tobago. ECPA is comprised of voluntary initiatives focused on energy efficiency, renewable energy, cleaner fossil fuels, infrastructure and energy poverty. [Meeting Website] [IDB Press Release] [US Press Release]


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Christine Osborne, owner of Wonder Works in Mount Pleasant, West Ashley, downtown Charleston and on Kiawah island announces that the company will host a "Celebration of Smiles" event on Saturday April 27 at the Mount Pleasant location (624-D Long Point Road) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at the West Ashley location (975 Savannah Hwy) from 3 to 5 p.m. Tanya Boggs Photography will have a complete set up inside the stores where guests are invited to get their portrait taken for $24 where 100 percent of the proceeds benefit Operation Smile. Each guest will receive a complimentary desk-size portrait. For every 10 photographs taken, one smile will be saved. A smile can be repaired for as little at $240. Call 843-647-6455 to schedule your appointment today.
Tanya Boggs said, "This is our second annual Celebration of Smiles event. Last year we were able to save three smiles, so we are thrilled to partner with Wonder Works for 2013. With their help, we hope to be able to have an even bigger impact this year,"
Operation Smile is the largest volunteer-based medical charity providing free surgeries to children who suffer with cleft palates, cleft lips and other facial deformities. Since 1982, Operation Smile has provided more than 3.5 million comprehensive patient evaluations and more than 200,000 free surgeries for children and young adults born with facial deformities.
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Caitlin Lester-Sams, Mary Teutsch, Stephen Guarino and Eric Potter in "[title of show]." Photo: Farmers Alley Theatre
Quirky Musical Pleases Eye, Ear
By John Quinn
Originally printed 7/24/2014 (Issue 2230 - Between The Lines News)
Here's to the exciting life of the drama critic. This one drove five hours, round trip, to see a 90-minute musical. Driving into the sunset along I-94 to Kalamazoo (in my usual, white-knuckled fashion), I muttered through gritted teeth, "This better be good!" Well, the closing production of Farmers Alley Theatre's sixth season was worth the trip.
The musical in question is titled Robert Weiner, show director and one of the founders of Farmers Alley Theatre, tentatively describes it as a "musical documentary," an appealing explanation for this unique work.
In 2004, aspiring playwright Hunter Bell teamed up with his friend, aspiring composer Jeff Bowen, to create an entirely new musical as a potential entry in the New York Musical Theatre Festival. Although they hashed out a few ideas, they discovered that nothing they were working on was as interesting as their conversations ABOUT what they were working on. Thus was born "a musical about two guys writing a musical about two guys writing a musical." The existentialism boggles the mind. They were aided by two friends: Susan, a cog in a soulless corporate machine, and Heidi, the girl who flew the nest for the insecure life of a professional actor.
So "[title of show]" is a musical about the ups and downs of creative process. (The screwy title is merely the first line of the New York Musical Theatre Festival's entry form.) The most interesting part of the plot is the increasing tension between the partners as each realizes that the other doesn't necessarily share his vision for the future. "[title of show]" made it to the festival; it surfaced at special events for the next two years. It ran off-Broadway in 2006; Bowen and Bell, as well as director Michael Berresse, won Obie Awards. But Bell wouldn't rest until "[title of show]" made it to Broadway, while Bowen was willing to let it rest. There is an intrinsic honesty in this script that sets it a cut above the rest.
That being said, "[title of show]" remains, as its creators internally describe it, "self-indulgent" and "self-referential." A director and his cast have a greater challenge than usual winning over an audience, and Weiner and company don't disappoint. Stephen Guarino (Hunter) and Eric Potter (Jeff), something of the odd couple of musical theater, discharge Bell's rapid repartee like a machine gun. The ladies hold their own in the cross fire; Mary Teutsch plays in-a-rut Susan, the office manager, and Caitlin Lester-Sams plays Heidi, the starry-eyed actress.
You won't be humming the tunes while leaving the theater, but you'll remember the performances long after the songs themselves are forgotten. The singing is excellent all around, as music director Catherine A. Walker has brought out the best in her artists. Teutsch's rendition of "Die, Vampire, Die," which celebrates the triumph of willpower over the bloodsuckers that sap one's originality, is particularly moving. Lester-Sams sings the lovely "The Way Back to Then," an emotional reflection of Heidi's personal journey. The soprano's broad, powerful range made the number outstanding.
The ensemble is backed up by associate music director Nich Mueller, who is something of a virtuoso on keyboard. The show has a running gag; Nich plays Larry, another of the partners' friends, but who can only get in on the action when Hunter remembers to write him some lines. It's just one more twist in an already screwball show.
All in all, "[title of show]" is entertaining fare, a light snack on a warm summer night.
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The long-anticipated dig to unearth a cache of brand-new Spitfires that are
believed to be buried in Burma is expected to start on Jan. 12, local press
has reported. According to The Irrawaddy
(http://www.irrawaddy.org/archives/20929), archeologists first will spend
about a week studying the site, then the digging can begin. Up to 36
pristine Spitfires, still in the packing crates they were delivered in near
the end of World War II, are expected to be found. David Cundall, who
located the burial site said he has confirmed
the airplanes are there by sending a camera through a borehole. "We went
into a crate, you can see an object which resembles a Spitfire," he said.
The British troops buried the airplanes when they left Burma in 1945,
Cundall said, because they didn't want to take them home, but also didn't
want anyone else to use them. The crates were tarred and placed on massive
teak timbers to assist drainage, and a wooden roof was placed over the
crates to protect them, Cundall said. The crates are buried about 30 feet
deep in an area close to a runway at Mingaladon Airport in Rangoon. Cundall
also has permission to excavate two other sites in Burma. At one of those
sites, Cundall said he expects to find up to six crated Mark 8 Spitfires, a
rare variation with only one copy still flying.
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The generally accepted theory of the etiology of pellagra the world over is that it is poisoning from eating improperly cured or diseased corn products. Lombroso extracted from spoiled corn an oil and other extractives with which he produced experimentally in animals a disease very similar to, or identical with, pellagra. In Italy, where there is much pellagra, the authorities have reduced the amount of the disease to less than onefourth of what it was when the regulation against the use of diseased corn was begun. The work has been
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As Picasa doesn't have the option, if you want to upload your pictures, you will need to do it manually.
To do this manually, go to www.dropbox.com, then click Sign In on the upper right (if not already signed in), then click the folder you want to upload the pictures to, and then click the first icon on the top (the upload icon), select the pictures and upload them.
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John, appreciate the advice, but this is not that easy. How much experience do you have working with Picasa?
Until roughly a year ago when I changed computers, Picasa showed all pictures on the computer, regardless of where they were located. And whenever I opened Picasa it would instantly search for new pictures since last time opened (in all files on the computer) and add them to it's files.
THAT's the feature I am trying to get back.
I just now downloaded Picasa 3.9 - it loads new pictures when I open - as before - but only from a very limited number of files.
Here is where I think the problem is:
When I click on the 'File' Icon in the left hand corner of the task bar, five main file groups show up in the left hand pane:
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My main files, the ones I work with every day, all day, including a very large picture file, are in Dropbox, which shows up in 'Favorites' .
When I open Picasa it searches all files on the computer
but not Dropbox.
When you set up Picasa it lets you choose which files you want it to search for new pictures, files you choose from a drop down list. That list does not show 'Dropbox' and I can't figure out how to add Dropbox to that drop down list.
There's a 2nd chapter to this discussion, having to do with what Dropbox will and will not accept, but discussion gets too long.
You have the capability to view my screen with Team viewer? It's lot easier to show you the problem than to explain it.
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For what it's worth, on one previous occasion, a Just Answers expert took control of my screen. Don't remember if it was with TeamViewer or some other software. I have TV on my computer, but don't care what we use. Takes only a few seconds to download...
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Hello! My name is XXXXX XXXXX I will assist you solve your problem.
Since I have experience with both Picasa and Dropbox, I will help you.
Picasa can scan your entire computer to update its picture database, however it seems not all folders are set to be watched or scanned by Picasa so Picasa doesn't look in those folders.
So, to check that, start Picasa and click
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and there manually set "watch" folders you want Picasa to index (set them to
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That should do what you want.
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appreciate you are taking this project on. Yet, not so easy....I am very familiar with everything you suggest and have tried to do just that multiple times. The problem is that Dropbox is not a choice in Picasa's Folder Manager. No matter which possible file-folder I open - it's not there. If you back to my very first question....the problem is that my file system is not set up correctly, which precludes dropbox from anything Picasa has access to.
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Hmm. Please exit both Dropbox and Picasa. Then start Picasa and try to add dropbox folders when Dropbox is not running.
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No change - Dropbox is not a choice in Picasa file system. Let me mention something else:
I click on Windows button in lower left of task bar, then on 'Documents' - 'Documents Libraries' opens and the fifth item down is 'DropBox'.
When I open Add Folders in Picasa and click on 'My Documents' DropBox is not there.
What is the difference between 'Documents' and 'My Documents'?
IT Miro
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Documents Library
is a virtual folder where you can link an actual folder - something like shortcut to all your documents. You cannot browse to that library from Picasa since it is not an actual folder.
You either need to browse to
My Documents
or to another actual folder.
What is your
(master) Dropbox folder address path? Is it in My Documents as default or somewhere else?
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Now it gets interesting - computer science question I don't understand. When I open the Dropbox folder and click on 'Properties' it shows as it's Location C:/User/Public/Documents
Is that the same as the 'Dropbox folder address path'?
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You can verify that by right-clicking Dropbox icon that should be near the clock and then selecting
Then click on the
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Yes indeed - C:/Users/Public/Documents/Dropbox
Also, Miro - I need to leave. Continue on this project tomorrow or maybe from home....depending on the dog and the old lady
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No problem. I think the whole problem is because your Dropbox location is in
You can move the whole content to somewhere else, for example
<your user name>
\My Documents\Dropbox
Try that and see if that works.
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Next and hopefully last question...
In earlier versions of Windows there used to be Windows Explorer, where you could move files around. How do you do that in Win 10?
Also, if I move Dropbox from where it is now, will it still sync with homebase?
IT Miro
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You most likely have Windows 7, not Windows 10 (doesn't exist). To move or copy files, just double-click on
icon and first go to a drive and then folder with files you want to move or copy. It's the same with all Windows versions.
If explorer is not running, press
to start
Task Manager
and there click
(1st tab) and click on the
New Task...
button. In
box, type
and click
When you move Dropbox location to a new location, it will take some time to move current files and folders and once all is done, everything will be synchronized as usual.
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Task Manager was already running, clicked Application, clicked on New Task (some other task was there - Intuit - highlit in blue) - erased all of that - typed Explorer and hit Ok.
Now where is Explorer?
IT Miro
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I am not sure what exactly do you mean by Explorer. Could you double-click
icon on Desktop and browse disk drives and folders normally?
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Hang in there, Miro! This is still active. Need to run the business besides solving IT problems....
IT Miro
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Please elaborate what problem you would like to solve since Windows Explorer is started with Windows so you can easily open and browse folders and perform operations such as copy, move, paste, etc.
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I solved it! When you said "In Picasa at File Add Folders to DropBox" I could not find Dropbox. It is indeed at C/Users/Public/Public Doc's/DropBox...and once located I just had to add it to Picasa. Picasa is scanning the entire picture inventory as we speak...Appreciate your patience!
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I am glad I could help!
Have a nice day,
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The day finally came, and Donele and I walked into what felt like Heather's own private little museum. I honestly had no idea what to expect. I knew it was going to be awesome, but this was beyond that. Everything was so organized. I immediately asked her if she had cleaned just for us in which she politely declined and implied that it was usually like this. *Oh my gosh. I just have to say, if I ever get that organized, my life will be complete.* Heather is renowned for turning eco-conscious remnants of local leather into beautiful works of wearable art. And her studio was created in the exact same likeness. Everywhere I looked, I saw recognizable objects being used in unconventional ways. The way she had lit her studio was absolutely amazing. Transparent tubing hung from the ceiling while creating this magnificent glow. And then along the exposed brick wall sat an old computer part illuminating light through it's little openings. Collections of miscellaneous objects were grabbing my attention left and right. As these photographs will tell, this studio was decorated so simply, but so very carefully.
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CANTON - Longtime East Liverpool resident and barber Joseph Edward "Eddie" Finney died Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. at the Laurels of Massillon. He was 89.
Born in Wellsville, May 4, 1923, he was a son of the late Joseph Thomas and Rose DeSarro Finney. He was a member of the Wellsville High School Class of 1941 and was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II.
Following his service, he attended barber school in Cleveland and returned home to begin his career as a barber. For over 60 years, he operated his barber shop in East Liverpool until retiring at the age of 85.
He was a member of Holy Trinity Parish at St. Aloysius Church. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and was a past member of the Knights of Columbus.
His wife, Marie C. Finney, preceded him in death on April 7, 1997. The couple married January 6, 1947. He was also preceded in death by two sisters, Mary Sisley and Gloria Sapanaro, as well as a brother, Earl "Gabby" Finney.
His daughter Rosemary Norton, and her husband Ralph, of Canton, survives, along with a sister, Sarah Ayoub, and her husband George, of Las Vegas, Nevada, along with many cousins, nieces and nephews, and friends.
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2012 Golf Fore Health Registration and Sponsorship Form
The official colors of the annual Golf Fore Health event ought to be green and gold.
The event is played on local greens, and it raises green for equipment and improvements at Holyoke Medical Center. Since 1989, Golf Fore Health has contributed more than $750,000 for Holyoke Medical Center.
The gold symbolizes the event itself. Considering the superb golf courses where the competition takes place, the quality of the cuisine, the excellence of the prizes, and the overall conviviality of the day, Golf Fore Health always proves to be a cut above the rest.
The 2012 Golf Fore Health promises to carry on this time-honored tradition.
The event will take place Monday, Sept. 24 with golf at the Springfield Country Club in West Springfield and The Orchards Golf Club in South Hadley. The traditional cocktail party, with stations, awards ceremony and auction, will be held at the Springfield Country Club.
Every year, a committee of business leaders, private citizens, and hospital employees fine-tune what occurs.
Andrew Beaudry,. whose Private Financial Design is a Gold Sponsor this year, said the event draws him back for many reasons. He has first-hand knowledge of the life-saving work performed for family, friends, and neighbors. "I see it as a vital resource for our whole area," he said. "The equipment purchased by the event and the upgrades might affect yourself, your next door neighbor, your long-time friend, your family members," Beaudry said.
Secondly, Golf Fore Health is community-centered, not just a worthy fund-raiser. Organizers understand that the people and businesses who donate to the event as well as the golfers are well-recognized. "They do a good job making sure that everybody gets some recognition for their participation," Beaudry said.
The event itself also has class. "The food, the golf, the music, the ambience -- the whole event is one level above many other tournaments in the area," he said.
Springfield Country Club and The Orchards are both beautiful courses. Springfield is in meticulous shape and is fun to play. The Orchards is a championship level course.
The active participation of so many Holyoke Medical Center employees is also a testament to the vigor of the event. "It shouldn't be unusual to have so many employees volunteering their time, but it's not always the case," Beaudry said. The medical center staff and medical community, however, are solidly behind the project and contribute their time, energy, and expertise.
Mark Richter, manager of Holyoke Medical Center Plant Operations, agrees that hospital employees are eager to be part of the project.
Richter, who has served on the steering committee for about 15 years. He and Doug Salamon, a painter at the hospital, decided they wanted to give employees more voice on the committee, and the medical center responded positively. The result is that many employees volunteer and continue to do so year after year.
"We feel we have made a difference," Richter said. "If you do have a good idea, then you are heard as much as the president of a company, who is sitting next to you." The aim is shared -- to continue to make Golf Fore Health stronger with each passing year, he said.
Richter also praises local business leaders who return to work on the committee or who sponsor the event. "Yes, they get accolades for their businesses, but it's more than that. You'll see them on the committee, be honored as a chairperson, then they stay on the committee for years to come," he said.
For more information about Golf Fore Health please call Denise Rebmann, HMC development coordinator, at 413.534.2579.
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- Who: Katie Vale, Marlon Kuzmick, Louis Epstein
Please join us for the March ABCD TIE. This month, in honor of spring training, we have a double header.
Katie Vale, Director of Academic Technology Group at FAS, and Marlon Kuzmick, Associate Director of the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning, will share the inaugural year of January Academy, a "bootcamp for doctoral students from across the university on new technologies and their use in the classroom." (See Gazette article.)
Marlon and FAS student Louis Epstein will also share their HILT funded teaching certificate course offered at the Bok Center for Teaching and Learning. Over the course of the spring semester, the course will train graduate students in the theories, research, and skills necessary to design and evaluate multimedia assignments.
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It was designed to focus on the overall success of girls and women in school. For the story, please hit the listen button above. Algae bloom on Puget Sound 'more intense' this year By Monica Spain • Jun 14, 2012 Department of Ecology If you've taken a ferry across Puget Sound recently, you may have wondered if someone dumped out cans of tomato soup in the water. Some have worried there's been an oil spill. Large levels of algae called Noctiluca are visible in Puget Sound and people sailing on the water are noticing. The Washington State Department of Ecology says they are getting more worried calls this year. New arena backers will study traffic, have confidence it'll work By Monica Spain • Apr 5, 2012 Monica Spain / KPLU Seattle basketball and hockey fans are inching closer to having a new stadium. The mayor and hedge fund manager Chris Hansen announced plans to study transportation and parking impacts south of downtown. Private investor Chris Hansen announced that he will pay for the fast-tracked study, due to be out in six to eight weeks. Age verification for 'sex-ads' now the law in Washington; first in nation By Monica Spain & The Associated Press • Mar 29, 2012 The Associated Press Washington state has become the first in the nation to require verification of age for online ads that promote sex-related services, such as the escort ads that appear in backpage.com. The bill, Senate Bill 6251, was among a dozen anti-trafficking bills signed into law by Washington Governor Chris Gregoire today. Seattle's Smith Tower sold for nearly $37 million By Monica Spain & The Associated Press • Mar 23, 2012 Monica Spain / KPLU Seattle's historic Smith Tower was sold Friday for nearly $37 million in a foreclosure auction on the steps of the King County Administration Building. The buyer is CBRE Capital of New York, which acquired the delinquent mortgage last fall after Chicago-based Walton Street Capital defaulted on $43 million in loans. When it bought the building in 2006 it intended to convert the tower into condos, but the condo market collapsed in the recession. Hope, fear mix as construction of Capitol Hill streetcar nears By Monica Spain • Mar 20, 2012 Monica Spain / KPLU "I know the parking is going to disappear. It terrifies me." Groundbreaking is just a few weeks away for a new streetcar line in Seattle. The line will connect the coffee shops and colleges of Capitol Hill with the hospitals of First Hill and the Chinatown International District. As some feared, there will be some disruptions in the neighborhoods. Wash. auctioning off liquor licenses from its soon-to-close stores By Monica Spain • Mar 9, 2012 Monica Spain / KPLU You won't hear the gavel sound at this auction. But you may want to pay attention anyway since the fate of your neighborhood liquor store may figure in. The Washington State Liquor Control Board has opened an online auction as part of the next step toward liquor privatization. Groundbreaking at Seattle's Casa Latina By Monica Spain • Feb 10, 2012 Monica Spain / KPLU It's common to see day laborers waiting for jobs outside the big home improvement store. But for many in Seattle, a new community gathering space will ensure a safe haven and access to education while Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn grabbed a shovel and dug in for Casa Latina's groundbreaking event near the Central district. "Maybe in other places, they think immigrants aren't a great idea. In Seattle, you make us stronger," McGinn said. Pages« first ‹ previous … 2 3 4 5 next › last »


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I'm in dire need of some dinner ideas in the crockpot.
Easy 5-7 piece recipes are more my style!
I'm not a soup or stew fan at all!
by heatherann2March 26, 2013 at 9:21 AMGoogle crackpot recipes. They have tons of easy stuff
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I usually make a stew or roast. One is a pork roast with bbq sauce to make pulled pork. You add the roast and a bottle of bbq suace, cook on high for about 6 hours till it is falling apart.
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March 26, 2013 at 2:57 PMI usually make stew, chicken, Italian beef for sandwiches (our family favorite), pork chops with potatoes & carrots.
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We eat alot of chicken and you can do alot in your crockpot. Just chicken with spices or sauce add potatoes and veggies.... easy! I also like to make pulled Chicken sandwiches. about 45 minutes before you eat rip all the chicken up in the crockpot and add sauce. let it heat then serve.
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Recognition & Guidebooks
U.S. News & World Report
In Best Colleges 2017, U.S.News & World Report recognized Bradley as the top Illinois university of its type and number six overall among Midwest Regional Universities. The Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology was also ranked nationally as one of the 25 best undergraduate engineering schools and the Foster College of Business was ranked as one of the best undergraduate business schools. Bradley also remains among the top ten regional universities for veterans.
Bradley's Doctor of Physical Therapy program was ranked among the top 100 programs in the nation by U.S. News and World Report's 2013 issue of America's Best Graduate Schools.
The Princeton Review
Again this year, Bradley was included in The Princeton Review's "The Best 380 Colleges." Only 15% of all four-year colleges receive this distinction each year, and Bradley has regularly been included on the list. The distinction is based on detailed profiles and opinions from independent college counselors, students, parents and campus visits. The review praised Bradley's extensive academic resources, personal attention to students and its ideal class sizes.
Money Magazine
Money's Best Colleges ranks Bradley 88 out of 736 colleges and universities that deliver the most value. The rankings consider schools with a great education, at an affordable price, that helps students launch promising careers.
Brookings Institution
The Brookings Institution ranked Bradley #19 in the country on their list of colleges adding value to alumni earnings. The nonprofit public policy organization estimated how much a college directly contributed to alumni salaries by predicting their earnings based on the college's institutional, student and locational characteristics, and comparing that to what alumni were actually making 10 years after graduating.
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
In 2016, the Foster College of Business at Bradley received its fifth extension of accreditation for both its business and accounting degree programs from AACSB International, The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. As the longest serving global association dedicated to advancing management education worldwide, AACSB accredits 755 of the world's best business schools across 51 countries and territories. In 1978 the Foster College of Business became the 77th college of business to earn AACSB accreditation and is proud to have maintained this accreditation continuously since that time.
"E" Award
The International Trade Center in Bradley's Foster College of Business received the prestigious 2009 Presidential "E" Award for U.S. Exporters. Only 21 awards are being given nationally and the Bradley ITC is the only trade center in the country to be recognized. The President's "E" Award was created by Executive Order by President John F. Kennedy on December 5, 1961, to recognize persons, firms, or organizations which contribute significantly in the effort to increase United States exports. It is the highest U.S. Government recognition any U.S. entity may receive for supporting export activity.
Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review ranked Bradley's undergraduate entrepreneurship program among the top 25 programs in the nation.
Forbes.com ranks Bradley University among the top 10 percent of undergraduate colleges and universities in America. The Forbes rankings, compiled by the Center for College Affordability and Productivity, uses twelve factors to calculate the rankings, each of which falls into one of five categories: student satisfaction, postgraduate success, student debt, graduation rate and academic success.
Kiplinger's Personal Finance
The University is ranked among the 100 best values in private universities by Kiplinger's Personal Finance. Ranking are based on excellent academics while keeping costs to a minimum and other factors including faculty-student ratios and SAT scores.
Fulbright Awards
Students and faculty continue to be awarded prestigious Fulbright Scholarships for study abroad. Bradley was ranked sixth nationally among universities of its type for producing Fulbright students in 2013-14.
Innovation in Leadership of Business Education Award
Bradley's Executive MBA program has received the Innovation in Leadership of Business Education Award from the AACSB International. The award is given by the Mid-Continent East Division of AACSB. The Foster College was one of three schools to receive the award.
National Women's Hall of Fame
Bradley founder Lydia Moss-Bradley was selected for induction into the National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, New York, in 1998.
Petersons 440 Colleges for Top Students selects Bradley from a group of more than 3,600 colleges and universities that "attract and admit an above-average share of the nation's high achieving students."
President's Community Service Honor Roll
Bradley's commitment to community service was recognized in 2013 by the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, an award administered by the Corporation for National and Community Service. The honor highlights Bradley's civic engagement and service-learning programs on campus as well as its student volunteer work around the globe.
The Princeton Review: Top Game Design Program
In 2015, the Princeton Review named Bradley as one of the "Top Undergraduate Schools to Study Video Game Design." The University was selected from 150 universities that offer game design courses and/or degrees. Bradley has offered the video game design concentration through the Department of Interactive Media and the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems since fall 2010. Its ranking is based on quality of curriculum, faculty credentials, facilities and resources.
Washington Monthly
In Washington Monthly's Magazine's Best Bang for the Buck listing 2015, Bradley ranks among the top schools for best value for your money based on net price, how well they do graduating students and how much those students go on to earn .
Animation Career Review
Bradley's game design program was ranked #6 in the Midwest by Animation Career Review. The website also ranked Bradley's animation program #23 in the region.
Military Friendly Schools
Military Friendly Schools are the top 20% of schools nationwide that are doing the most to embrace America's military service members, veterans, and spouses as students and ensure their success on campus.


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LIVERPOOL, England -- There was relief across the Christian community in the U.K. this week as hotel owners Ben and Sharon Vogelenzang were found not guilty of committing a hate crime.
The ruling comes after a Muslim woman complained that she was offended by comments made back in March of this year.
When the Christian couple, who run the Bounty House Hotel in the North West of England, entered into a debate about Islam with a Muslim guest, little did they realize they would be prosecuted for a crime.
According to newspaper reports, the debate at the hotel involved discussion of whether Jesus was the Son of God or just a minor prophet of Islam.
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Newspapers also report that the debate included comments that Mohammed was a warlord and Muslim dress for women was a form of bondage.
As the Vogelenzang's emerged from Liverpool Magistrates' Court, they were clearly relieved by the outcome.
"We are elated to be found innocent of any crime. It has been a very difficult nine months and we're looking forward to re-building our business and getting on with our lives," they said.
"We'd like to thank all those who have supported us over the last nine months," they continued. "Our family, our friends, our church and Christians from all around the world and non-Christians and as Christmas approaches we wish everybody peace and good will."
However, while they celebrated their victory they said the case had severely affected their hotel business and their personal lives.
Earlier in the week the public outcry was clearly evident across Liverpool when a thousand local Christians turned out for a prayer rally at Bridge Church.
Also, during the trial protesters turned out in force outside Liverpool Magistrates' Court.
Mike Judge from the Christian Institute, an organization that has been funding the couple's legal defense, says the outcome of this case is a clear victory for freedom of speech.
"Well this is a wonderful result in the Christian Institutes Legal Defense Fund," Judge said. "It was so important that this case was won and it's important for all free speech and our freedom to share the gospel with people without having that liberty infringed."
However, Judge says they're likely to see many more cases like this where Christians could face persecution for sharing their faith.
"I am fearful that we'll see more cases like this," he warned. "And it's important with every one of those cases that we're able to defend them and we're able to defend them well. And that's the importance of the Christian Intstitutes Legal Defense Fund."
Despite the Vogelenzang's acquittal, this case still raises major fears for Christians across the UK who are concerned they are losing their right to talk freely about their beliefs.
Christian Couple Charged after Muslim's Complaint
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Erica Hrudowsky, a senior, has been the key player for Montgomery (5-2-1) in its five-game winning streak since it started the season 0-2-1. The squad started the season with losses to Warren Hills, No. 11 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, and Peddie, then tied Voorhees. But Hrudowsky scored five goals in the next three games, wins over Delaware Valley, South Hunterdon, and Somerville. The Somerville game has been Hrudowsky's best this season, as she recorded a hat trick and contributed two assists.
Franklin (3-4) has stumbled a bit since a 3-2 start, losing its last two to Bernards and Hillsborough. But a Thursday match against North Plainfield, a team it has already defeated on the road, gives Franklin a chance to get back to a .500 record. Kristen Paladino has scored three goals this season, good for the team lead, and Jada Foster and Salonika Muhammed have added two apiece. Kylie Berko has three assists and Foster has two. Goalie Janelle Melecio has 46 saves this season.
Thursday: South Hunterdon (5-1) and Bernards (3-3) have already faced off once, a 2-1 South Hunterdon victory at home. Now the squads face off in Bernardsville with Bernards trying to climb above a .500 record.
Thursday: Hunterdon Central (4-3), led by Kendall Nickel, who has six goals this season, face off with Hillsborough (2-4) in Hillsborough. Jacki Shwankert has three goals for Hillsborough.
Saturday: No. 3 Bridgewater-Raritan (6-0) and No. 2 Oak Knoll (4-0) face off in what should be a thriller in Chatham. Catherine Caro and Rachel Yaney try and lead Bridgewater-Raritan to its biggest win of the year.
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Thanks to their last place finish in the AFC South last year, the Tennessee Titans will host the last place AFC West team, the Denver Broncos, this Sunday. It will be a rematch from last year, a game which the visiting Broncos won with a late comeback, 26-20.
There are some similarities between the two teams. Each has a new coaching staff. Each team has a veteran starting quarterback and a good receiver. Each has problems on the o-line. Each has new schemes on defense. Each has a 1-1 record, trying to improve to 2-1.
New head coach John Fox is a traditionalist who likes to run the football and rely on a strong defense. Eventually, that's what I see the Broncos trying to do but so far this year, it hasn't happened, as Denver has passed 71 times and run the ball only 49.
Part of that can be attributed to yet another injury (hamstring) to starting (when healthy) RB Knowshon Moreno, who has only eight carries. The Broncos are fortunate to have an experienced backup in Willis McGahee, who leads the team with 32 carries.
The injury bug has also hit the Broncos' receiving corps. How thin are the Broncos at receiver? Denver's starting WRs, Brandon Lloyd and Eddie Royal, both have groin injuries. Last week, third-string QB Tim Tebow actually had to line up as a wideout. 2010 third-round draft pick Eric Decker, who had monster stats against the Bengals last week, should be on the field a lot.
How often will Broncos QB Kyle Orton throw the ball? Among other considerations, it may well depend on the health of the WRs. Let's hope Orton won't throw more than he did in Denver's first two games. Orton has a history of playing well early in the season before fading. Last year he torched the Titans in Week Four for 341 yards and two TDs.
On defense, Fox has changed the Broncos back to a 4-3 after they spent two years in a 3-4 under former head coach Josh McDaniels. There are four guys on D that bear watching, two very good players, one who used to be, and one who could be.
Champ Bailey was, in my opinion, the best corner in the game until Nnamdi Osumugha surpassed him. The three-time first team All-Pro and ten-time Pro Bowler can still play at a high level, being selected to his latest Pro Bowls in the last two seasons. I know, the Pro Bowl is a popularity contest, especially for older players, but he was probably still worthy. Bailey is injured (hamstring) this week, though, so there's no telling if he'll play.
Elvis Dumervil was an All-Pro two years ago as a 3-4 OLB. He's now a DE in the new scheme and should be Denver's best pass rusher, at least for now. Michael Roos will have the responsibility of blocking him this week.
Brian Dawkins used to be a great free safety, earning four first team All-Pro honors and eight Pro Bowl appearances. Dawkins is now 38 years old and in his 16th NFL season. This should be our last chance to see him at LP Field, but you never know. I thought the same thing one time about Brett Favre before he unretired to play as a Jet the last time they visited Tennessee.
Von Miller is the young player who could become great. The second overall pick in the draft this year, Miller showed outstanding ability to rush the passer in college and we'll see how much the Broncos use him in that capacity and how much he'll be a traditional 4-3 Sam.
In his review of the Broncos' last game, Tom mentioned their injuries to key players and something that will bear watching this week, more so than most weeks, is the injury report. We've already noted the Bronco injuries on offense, to Moreno, Lloyd and Royal. On defense, the big question mark for Denver is Bailey.
In watching the film of the Titans/Ratbirds game, the Broncos have seen what happens when backup corners try to cover Kenny Britt. Denver will sorely need a healthy Bailey to play Sunday.
If Bailey plays, I expect the Titans to test him if he covers Britt. If not, I expect the Titans to pick on whoever is on Britt.
We'll see what the final injury report looks like tomorrow evening and what everybody's status is, and we'll probably post something about it here.
Also stay tuned for Tom's upcoming question and answer exchange with Ted Bartlett of It's All Over, Fat Man! for more on the game.