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Silly MMORPG played by goons all over the world.
LETS ALL GO INTO A DuNGEON AND KILL MONSTERS IN WOW!
AZN-iNVaSioN tarafından 12 Kasım 2004, Cuma
Abbr meaning "servers are down".
AKA "Emergency server mantainance"
AKA "Emergency server mantainance"
I wanted to play but the WoW was down as usual.
never tarafından 10 Mart 2005, Perşembe
A game that sucks ass and is not fun. Only fun to people with nothing to do and no life.
Are you done playing WOW yet.....(32 hours later) you still playing? For the love of God....
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"Woman of the Women"
"Yea, She's a Wow!"
( when you see a woman , then shout 'Wow~' behind her. She'll like ya)
( when you see a woman , then shout 'Wow~' behind her. She'll like ya)
Wow girl tarafından 21 Eylül 2003, Pazar
What cry baby csers (me) say when they die.
uW.cs || BlaZe killed omGz3
wow ur cool
wow ur cool
Renato tarafından 21 Şubat 2005, Pazartesi
a girl who has a rather large bra cup size.
guy:so what cup size are you?
Guy: holy shit your a wow!!
Guy: holy shit your a wow!!
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nealy your COOOOOOOL
wow shut up now you can be quiet
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I got it put in this afternoon, I have one for that woman's bathroom too. At least 3 gallons a flush, I could set it for more.
No more double flushing! It's beautiful!
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I was in the market for a new electric deep fryer after my old Presto FryDaddy, that I'd owned for over ten years, finally broke. The power cord had gotten stuck in the FryDaddy socket. (I'd never before had this problem with it.) I needed to remove the cord so that I could clean the FryDaddy, and removing it took a LOT of force...so much so that the plug broke when it finally came out. So, while shopping for a replacement, I discovered the GranPappy. Because of the longevity of my old FryDaddy and the great reviews of the GranPappy, I decided to purchase it. When I got it home, I attached the power cord (it has a magnetic attaching mechanism) and it heated up right away, just as expected. I love the larger size of this one over my old FryDaddy. I had my doubts about the plastic strainer spoon that comes with it. I thought it might melt in the hot cooking oil, but it didn't. I've used the GranPappy and its spoon many, many times over the past several months, and it's always worked like a charm. Even when adding frozen fries to the cooking oil after it's heated up, the GranPappy reheats the oil very, very quickly. I'm very pleased with this product.
I have bought many deep fryers and end up getting rid of them or they break/leak after a few uses. This is the one to buy if you are loking for a reasonable priced, dependable, easy to clean, and easy to use fryer. The fancy fryers are terrible to clean and cost twice as much or more. I just fried chicken wings, zucc, gizzards, catfish, mushrooms and it held up and was great!!!!!!! Oh, don't mess with the smaller versions of this product. Just get the Granpappy, you need the space in the fryer to fry correctly. The smaller ones just make you have more batches and it takes longer.
This fryer is awesome !!
Bought this for frying in the kitchen so I don't have to fire-up my bigger gas fryer outside.
Originally bought the FryDaddy which is also excellent but smaller (1-2 people). The GranPappy fryer is better suited for larger quanity frying for a family or entertaining friends.
This unit fry's great, recovers heat fast. Good quality in construction of fryer.
One other note; this fryer is small enough to be portable so you can take it camping, to a party, out on the patio or anywhere else as long as you have an electric hookup.
I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a good fryer at a decent price.
For the price paid, it does it's job well. It doesn't take long to heat up, it always heats to the correct temperature, but the only problem is the lid is plastic and if you put it on before the unit has completely cooled, it melts to it.
I absolutely love it!!!
great item
It usually takes me a while to fry tofu, but this fryer does a plateful in less than 10 minutes! No splatter of oil all over the stove, this is compact. Fries perfectly every time. Plan to buy one for my parents and family members.
After every use, I leave it about an hour to cool before I drain the oil out over paper towel to catch all the particles of burnt batter, etc. Once the oil is clean, I run a paper towel on the bottom of the GranPappy to make sure I get all the particles out. Then pour back in the oil to save for the second batch. I would reuse the oil about 3 times before I throw it out.
I forgot to add that I didn't use the plastic spatula that comes with it. Instead I use really long, wooden chopsticks to pick out the tofu or fried vegetable.
It does use a lot of oil, but the end product is worth it.
I had a Fry Daddy for a long time and of course they get built up w/grease on the outside .. Finally decided on the Grand Pappy and you really can't beat these things. And the new ones now have a magnetic cord that attaches to the pot but comes off easier if you hit it over the counter etc.. (it does stay on good if you don't move it around)
We've already used it this past weekend on a camping trip and 2 other times at home. I clean it after each use and it looks like the day I took it out the box. They changed the 'scoop' from the metal one which could damage the interior finish to a heavy duty plastic one which is a little smaller - good job.
Awesome product for the price and site - to - store was fast and great as usual. GEAUX WALMART and PRESTO !!!
This is the second granpappy we have owned.My husband and my children were so upset when ours would not work. We had it for abouot 5 years. We searched and waited until we could find another granpappy. We use it at least once a week. We would not purchase any other brand. It makes the best fried chicken ever. Even my friends who don't like fried food, ask for our fried chicken!
Have used this item before tried other fryers but always come back to this one.
Wonderful deep fryer. Fries my fried foods perfectly. Would recommend to family and friends. Great price and great results!
I love my granpappy deep fryer. Great for cooking for two people.
heats up very fast cooks perfect and keeps the oil good for a couple of frys. have to put the lid on when the fryer gets cold no biggie. the only thing that i had a problem with is the scoop they give you is plastic and not like the nice steel one on the box. i havent used the plastic one i just went out and bought a steel one. but other than that im very pleased that we went with the big one and not the smaller sized one.
This is to replace my old GrandPappy that fell off the counter after cleaning it. It broke!
I love the new design and would not be without this fryer. After it cools way down, I remove all the grease and keep it in a locked container for use the next time. I wash the inside thouroughly and dry but try hard not to get water into the base.
I would recommend this fryer to anyone!
Overall, this seems to be a good quality deep fryer. Just a couple of issues - one is that the cook times they give in the instructions are pretty inaccurate. Also - no temperature control. Although this thing heats up super fast, it is also super hot and cooks things faster on the outside than inside. So, I have tried chicken for example, and it burns the outside before the inside is cooked. Frozen things (eggrolls or fries) don't work well either. As long as the food is relatively small and room temperature, it works great.
I have a large family so I have to have a fryer large enough to cook a lot at one time. This fryer is nice and large to cook a good amount at a time. The only thing I noticed that this fryer does not have is a temp control, but I guess I don't really need one for french fries and tator tots. Good product!
This is our second GranPappy Fryer. We tried two other versions of fryers and decided to go back to the GranPappy. We like it because when it's hot it's hot and it's small, light, and easy to use. No temperature control, baskets, or a lot of parts to keep up with.
This is a great product, nothing fancy, just a simple deep fryer, easy to use and easy to clean up. My father-in-law bought me my first one 22 years ago and it finally guit working a few weeks ago, the cord finally gave out. So glad they're still being made, I had a hard time finding one, til I went on the Walmart .com site. I hope this one lasts as long as the first one!
I owned a GranPappy before. After mine wore out I looked in stores everywhere to find one just like it. Ended up getting it online and am very happy with it. The only bad thing was the scoop that comes with it. The last one was metal. The new one is a plastic type. I'm glad I saved the old one. I'm just happy I could get the same one.
This is my second Grand Pappy Fryer. I started out with the Presto Fry Daddy and found it too small. So I moved up to the Grand Pappy about ten years ago. It has been a solid performer and does a great job frying chicken and fries. I like the simplicity of this unit. Others may prefer the basket type with a press down lid but I like the openess of this design. As with any fryer, you must be very cautious when frying things that may have hidden moisture..like corn tortillas. I did a batch of yellow corn which were very moist and the oil foamed up and over! The new one has the basic same design with improvements lke a magnetic plug, and a smoother design on the bottom. Still great fryer and Walmart had the lowest price online.


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I just got my 2013 Health Benefits enrollment package and was shocked at a 25% increase in premium vs. last year. In addition, other costs such as deductibles has significantly increased. I assume current employees are receiving similar increases. This is wonderful news for BD retirees on fixed incomes -- Ha, Ha !! BD is not by any stretch as good a company as I worked for 20 years. I am glad I left when I did, as I don't think I would enjoy working there now. But, I still hope for better days for BD associates. I feel for future retirees, whom I expect will fare much worse than my generation. The country's leadership (big joke) and its business leaders (not creating jobs) need a dramatic awakening to the needs and concerns of the shrinking middle class and growing poverty level, who, I hope, will ultimately rise up and make big changes.
As a full time BD Medical Surgical Consultant who is retiring December 31, 2012 ... following a 33 year career with this outstanding company. The AETNA 375 plan is a bargin for my wife and I. It is 1/2 of what I paid as an employee and with the same benefits. I am leaving due to the new Cash Balance retirement program ... I am with the 85 point system ... few if any have this plan any longer. The medical sales and manufacturing environment is not just BD ... it is with all major players in our arena. Hospitals are chewing companies up for cost neutral ... manufacturing costs are skyrocketing ... and Obama and the United States of America are taxing companies like BD Millions of Dollars. And your BD health Insurance went up 25% from last year ????? LOL LOL LOL It is not BD it is the insurance companies ... they all jumped for 2013. Be thankful you have the coverage you have ... cause I certainly am grateful. And to quote carter.jeff75 ... exactly ... the best way to control healthcare costs is to stay healthy.
Be grateful you still even have the option of having healthcare through your former employer. Because very soon (now that Obama has been re-elected), you're going to see more employers drop retiree health care coverage entirely. Raising the contribution is only the first step. Kodak (who of course is in bankruptcy) just got court approval to dump retiree coverage altogether.
Can you send me a pic of that?
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For the first time in their history as a unified nation, Germany corrected the mistakes of four years ago to win a 2014 World Cup title on Sunday, triumphing over Argentina with an extra-time victory.
The manner of such a tight victory would have one understand that no player in the fixture was altogether unimpressive, but there were those who coped with the Maracana's pressure better than others.
Die Mannschaft took home the gold, but even they contributed their share of less impressive figures, and here we take a look at the performers who fell short.
Javier Mascherano, Argentina
Following a match-saving performance against the Dutch in the semi-final, Javier Mascherano was being tipped as an unsuspecting hero for Argentina in Rio.
And with expectations so high, it would have taken a world-beating display for the Barcelona man to better those standards. It turns out that may well have been asking too much.
That's not to say Mascherano wasn't brilliant over the course of the tournament, however. As Oliver Holt of the Mirror states, Mascherano probably deserved higher praise than teammate Lionel Messi received:
Mascherano my player of the tournament. Followed by Kroos, Neuer, Robben, Rodriguez and Khedira.— Oliver Holt (@OllieHolt22) July 13, 2014
But there was more the Argentinian anchor might have done than simply provide a busy presence capable of sticking the boot in. More was needed in Rio, but it didn't come in the end.
Mesut Ozil, Germany
On his day, Mesut Ozil is regarded as one of the finest and often most elusive midfield playmakers in the game. Sunday was not to be his day.
For all the potential and threat we know the Arsenal man has within his locker, he also has a tendency to show extreme inconsistency at times.
In truth, this was the best Ozil performed all tournament, as David James attests, but that's saying more about how bad the rest of his tournament was, not necessarily glorifying his final:
@Natpirks he did very well, I felt Ozil was terrific, the best he has played in the tournament— David James (@jamosfoundation) July 13, 2014
In possession, Ozil is capably of weaving magic, but no matter how much he tried to force it on Sunday, the results weren't there.
WhoScored.com shows that the German was dispossessed on three occasions, more than any other player on his team, failing to complete a dribble or a defensive action all night.
Gonzalo Higuain, Argentina
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Clubs & societies
Make new friends by joining a university club or society. Meet other people studying your subject, students who live near your campus or just people with similar interests!
VU has a large and diverse range of student-run clubs and societies, all listed on this page. If you are interested in joining a group, contact them on the details provided.
If you have an idea for a club or society that you don't see listed here, you can start a new club or society. Many clubs and societies thrive at VU and re-affiliate year after year.
Joining a club or society at VU will also help you develop your professional skills, build your networks, and give you experience that will be invaluable when you graduate. We provide ongoing support and professional development opportunities to students who volunteer to be an executive committee member.
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Art & music
Victoria University Photography Club
This club is for all VU students who are interested in anything regarding photography. It creates a playground specialised in photography, builds a network for photography related jobs, provides career advice and promotes local talent through the exposure of personal works and projects.
Email: email@example.com
Fresh Student Media
Fresh Student Media is a fun and energetic student-run club that operates VU's Radio Station, a video production service and online journalism media serving the students, staff and communities of VU.
Our club members do a variety of activities from being a radio presenter, picking the music to play or helping us run the club.
Facebook: Fresh Student Media
E-mail: email@example.com
VU Theatre Company
A group of arty students running a range of events from small fundraisers and performances at Orientation events to a large musical production for all students to attend!
Facebook: VU Theatre Company
Email: email@example.com
College societies
College of Arts Society (VUAS)
The peak representative body for all students within VU's College of Arts.
We hold annual social events, ranging from our yearly toga party in semester 1 to a charity comedy night in semester 2.
Aside from the social aspect, we are currently building a petition to bring back languages to VU and are establishing communication with the Dean of Arts and the College itself with the hope to work closer together in the future.
VUAS is proudly supported and funded by the Victoria University Student Union.
Facebook: VUAS
Email: email@example.com or email@example.com
College of Business Society
The society for students of the College of Business at VU.
We aim to enrich the social and study experiences for students in VU's College of Business, by providing support through proactive engagement in a fun and professional environment.
We have networking nights, movie nights, presentation workshops, mentoring for first-year students and much more. We also have competitions with sweet prizes and benefits for you guys so sign up, it's free!
The College of Business Society is proudly supported and funded by the Victoria University Student Union.
Facebook: College of Business society
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
College of Education Society
VU's College of Education Society works to encourage, engage and enrich the experience of students studying Education courses at VU.
Our goal is to create a fun atmosphere and bring further enjoyment to university life. We organise social get-togethers, barbecues, and education-based learning experiences to generate further involvement and entertainment across VU campuses.
The College of Education Society is proudly supported and funded by the Victoria University Student Union.
Facebook: College of Education society
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
College of Engineering & Science Society
A representative body for students in VU's College of Engineering & Science.
We hold forums and social events to find out what is important to you and make uni life more enjoyable.
The College of Engineering and Science Society is proudly supported and funded by the Victoria University Student Union.
Facebook: College of Engineering & Science Society
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
College of Health & Biomedicine Society (CHABS)
A student-run society aimed at elevating the student experience through academic and social events and opportunities.
We are aimed at those studying: anatomy & cell biology, dermal science, food, nutrition & dietetics, medical physiology, midwifery & women's health, nursing, osteopathic medicine, paramedicine and public health.
We provide support to students by organising social, academic, up-skilling and networking events along with providing a fun and professional environment for all students. Becoming a member is FREE! As a member we provide you with exclusive invitations to events, discounted/free events, networking opportunities, leadership opportunities.
CHABS is proudly supported and funded by the Victoria University Student Union.
Facebook: CHABS VU
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dictum Society
The student society for VU's College of Law & Justice.
Dictum Society strives to provide academic, professional and social development for all students studying at the College of Law and Justice. We do this by organising seminars, workshops, publications and competitions that can help hone your skills as a lawyer and help build your connection with the industry.
We also endeavour to organise social events from big to small and do our very best to bring some spirit and cohesion to everyone studying at the Queen Street campus.
Dictum Society is proudly supported and funded by the Victoria University Student Union.
Website: Dictum Society
Facebook: Dictum Society
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
College of Sport & Exercise Science Society
The student society for VU's College of Sport & Exercise Science.
Studying a sport or exercise related degree? Passionate about sport?
The College of Sport & Exercise Science Society at Victoria University is a student-run society that aims to bring together all students with an interest in sport; we organise a variety of social, networking and sport-themed events throughout the year.
The College of Sport and Exercise Science Society is proudly supported and funded by the Victoria University Student Union.
Facebook: College of Sport and Exercise Science Society
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VU Student Union (VUSU)
VUSU is the peak body representing and supporting all students at Victoria University.
The stated objectives of VUSU are to provide a range of representation and general services to a student population on all campuses of the University.
The VUSU activities portfolio organises social events on and off campus. This includes off-campus orientation parties, end of exams parties and even on-campus pop-up pubs!
VUSU also organises forums, which are aimed at collectively discussing students' views. The student forums are an opportunity for students to come and voice their views on any issues that they face. VUSU uses these forums to remain reflective of the views of the student population and to keep senior staff at Victoria University informed of student issues.
Keep a look out for the VUSU annual ball, weekly breakfasts, and our famous O-Week parties! It's going to be an awesome year for "FUN AND REPRESENTATION"!
Website: VUSU
Facebook: VUSU
Email: email@example.com
Twitter: @vusu
Community Development Association
Bringing people together who are passionate about community development, with the purpose to empower, inspire and learn in an environment where students can also connect with others who have similar interests.
Facebook: Community Development Association
Email: email@example.com
Enactus (previously Students in Free Enterprise)
We encourage you to take what you learn in the classroom and apply it to real working situations. Enactus students can make a difference in their local community. Being involved with Enactus can increase your employability and further enhance your university experience.
Facebook: Enactus
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Entrepreneurship Society
The Entrepreneurship Society inspires young entrepreneurs, gives them work experience and embarks them on a journey to success. We provide influential guest speakers, innovative workshops and social events to challenge students and prepare them for the future.
The Entrepreneurship Society will develop student entrepreneurship skills by getting them engaged in real life projects and by assisting their business ideas with events, workshops and scalable infrastructure.
Website: Entrepreneurship Society(registration required)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Professionals Returning to Study Association
Our association provides services and community support for professionals returning to study at VU, through networking, mentoring and activities tailored to our members' demographics.
Website: www.vuprsa.com
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sustainable Living & Urban Gardening Group (SLUGG)
A collection of students across different colleges with a desire to implement sustainable principles and practices.
Facebook: SLUGG
Email: email@example.com
VU Postgraduate Association (VUPA)
Victoria University Postgraduate Association (VUPA) serves an important role in enabling postgraduate representation, by helping postgraduate students share information and concerns and hosting both academic and social events. Join us if you are a postgraduate student at VU and want to embrace your university experience with VUPA!
Website: VUPA
Facebook: VUPA
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
VU Pride
VU Pride recognises that there is a range of sexualities and genders at Victoria University and we aim to celebrate such diversity. VU Pride plans to combat negative attitudes towards LGBTQIA people at Victoria University by creating support networks between LGBTQIA people and straight-identifying students. We also aim to create a socially inclusive environment which helps generate unity among all students.
Facebook: VU Pride
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
VU Women's Collective
With the joint support of the VUSU Women's Department and the Women's Collective Committee, the Victoria University Women's Collective aims to create a sense of community and safety on all VU campuses.
The VU Women's Collective looks forward to many events throughout the year, including our annual International Women's Day forum and this year's Women in Higher Education week. We also march in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in the November annual Reclaim the Night march.
In 2016, we look forward to expanding our community and creating a safe environment for women on every campus. We welcome students to share events, relevant news and comments on our page.
Facebook: VU Women's Collective
Email: email@example.com
Courses & academia
Accounting, Finance & Investment Student Society (AFISS)
AFISS is Victoria University's largest business student society. We aim to ensure that Victoria University business graduates are empowered to successfully enter the competitive market with confidence and a network of support for the future. Our industry guests include managing directors, partners and senior staffs from multi-billion dollar companies such as CPA Australia, NAB, Westpac, Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, PwC, EY, Deloitte, KPMG, Bloomberg, BDO, Telstra, AMP and many more.
Website: AFISS
Facebook: AFISS
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Golden Key International Honour Society
We recognise students who perform within the top 15% of their College in 400 universities around the world and Victoria University is a chapter of the society. Once you are invited to join Golden Key, you have the opportunity to network with any of the 2 million members across the globe.
All together we aim to promote academia, leadership and service through the many events held at Victoria University and across the state. Members are encouraged to apply for scholarships within Golden Key, attend events to meet like-minded people and give back to the community through service.
Website: Golden Key
Facebook: Golden Key
Email: email@example.com
Home Economics Victoria University (HEVU)
HEVU is a club that welcomes anyone who is passionate about home economics being the empowerment of families and individuals, good food, mental and physical health, overall well-being and textiles.
We aim to run events and provide links to professional development that builds and supports an understanding of the relevance and importance of home economics in today's world.
Facebook: HEVU
Email: email@example.com
VU Motorsport (VUM)
Victoria University Motorsport (VUM) is a student group led by mechanical engineering undergraduate students, and is open to all undergraduates studying at VU. Students design, build and race a race car.
Webpage: Victoria University Motorsport (VUM)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Student Osteopathic Medicine Association (SOMA)
SOMA is a club that provides social and educational opportunities to the students of Victoria University, with a direct focus on students enrolled in osteopathy.
SOMA offers a range of beneficial seminars that are not offered within the osteopathy course, allowing students to expand their knowledge and skills. These seminars are open to all students.
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VU Student Paramedic Association (VUSPA)
A faculty-based club that invites all paramedic students to take part in both social and educational activities.
Facebook: VUSPA
Email: email@example.com
VU Psychology Society (VUPS)
The VUPS is an inclusive student psychology society that welcomes student members who are currently studying or have an interest in psychology. VUPS intends to better link psychology students with each other and with VU psychology staff in a relaxed and fun environment.
Facebook: VUPS
Email: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
VU Public Speaking Club
We all have to speak in public from time to time, whether it is giving a presentation in class, speaking in a team meeting or presenting in front of a professional audience. The VU Public Speaking Club will help you overcome your nervousness through preparation and practice, and boost your confidence when speaking in front of small or large audiences.
Meetings are run in a fun, proactive and professional manner. Seize the opportunity to become a confident and engaging speaker today!
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Facebook: VU Public Speaking Club
Victoria University Social Work Society (VUSWS)
A forum where social work students at all stages of their learning can come together to discuss relevant social, political and personal concerns and concepts. VUSWS enables interaction between social work students and staff to become actively involved in the community. There are mentoring opportunities as well as the ability to connect with local organisations, fundraising and workshops.
Email: email@example.com
Youth Work Student Association
This club represents and supports youth work students at VU. It provides mentoring opportunities for new students, supports students and their needs, and runs social events for students to keep them engaged in university life.
Facebook: Youth Work Student Association
Email: email@example.com
Fun & friendship
Aussie Mates Events Club
We welcome exchange students from across the world and organise social events on campus and across Victoria. Aussie Mates Events Club is a great place to meet amazing people from a range of disciplines across the University. We support a strong welcoming culture within our campuses.
If you are a local VU student and would like to be an Aussie Mate please go to our information for Aussie Mates page. If you are coming to Victoria University on exchange or on a study abroad program and you would like to connect with an Aussie Mate when you arrive, please connect with us through our international page.
Local students: Be an Aussie Mate
International students: Connect with an Aussie Mate
Email: email@example.com
Beer Appreciation Club
From Abbotsford Stout to Victoria Bitter and everything in between, the Beer Appreciation Club is here to promote and recognise excellent beer in all its forms.
We're looking to create a fun, safe and relaxed environment where new and current students can interact together over our favourite brew and enjoy our time at university together. We're dedicated to providing you with premium beer, good times and an excellent year with us. We post detailed beer reviews, beer news and anything else beer related. We look forward to seeing you!
Facebook: Beer Appreciation Club
VU Games Club
This club is about the love of games and the playing of games, both of which are worthwhile causes. We love board games, card games, role-playing games and video games! The club wishes to provide a place outside of the home for gaming and for members to make new friends who they have a common connection with.
Facebook: VU Games Club
Email: email@example.com
VU International Student Association (ISA)
VU-ISA is currently affiliated with the Victoria University Student Union (VUSU) and was founded in 2002. It is the peak representation of all international students within VU, acting to provide guidance and advice when students need it most. We are committed to running diverse events for students from multicultural backgrounds; aiming to ensure international students enjoy their new life at VU, through our innovative activities and practical advice in career and academic opportunities.
Website: ISA
Facebook: ISA
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The ISA office is located in Building M 119, Footscray Park Campus and Room FLG27 at 301 Flinders Lane in the CBD.
VU-CSSS (Chinese Student & Scholar Society)
VU-CSSS is a service-oriented association that aims to link Chinese students and scholars in Victoria University. We want to create a community both on and off the VU campus to help Chinese students and scholars get to know more about Australia and also to promote Chinese culture to our fellow students and students from all over the world.
We aim to help answer questions about housing, studying, travelling and anything else about living in Australia! We also organise activities that can help people get to know each other and make friends.
VU-CSSS is also open to people from all over the world, the only requirement is an interest in Chinese culture.
Facebook: VU-CSSS
Email: email@example.com
Weibo: VU-CSSS WeChat and QQ-Group Site
Greek Society (VUGS)
VUGS is an all-inclusive Greek cultural club that aims to promote and celebrate our unique culture with Greek and Philhellene students alike.
Facebook: VUGS and VUGS Facebook group
Email: email@example.com
Indonesian Students Association (VUISA)
VUISA (Victoria University Indonesian Students Association) is an organisation for Indonesian students to share knowledge and experience both in academic and non-academic issues. We build social networks between students and alumnus from all parts of Indonesia and learn about leadership and communication skills. Come and join us!
Social activities (with lots of fun and foods) are regularly arranged to help you cope with challenges during your studies.
Facebook: VUISA
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kuwaiti Students Group
The Kuwaiti Students Group (KSG) is a society that aims to gather Kuwaiti students together and to represent Kuwaiti culture at VU. We want to support academic life for Kuwaiti students at VU by offering social and sporting events to Kuwaiti students.
Facebook: Kuwaiti Students
Email: email@example.com
Twitter: @ksgvu
Malaysian Association (VUMA)
VUMA aims to represent the interest of the Malaysian students while promoting social and cultural exchange with other students in Victoria University. Be a part of our family and get to know more about our beautiful country that is filled with exotic culture. We welcome everyone to be a part of our group.
Facebook: VUMA and VUMA Facebook group
Email: email@example.com
Pacific Students Association
We are a network of students who offer moral, social and academic support to local and international Pacific students. We run sports activities like tennis and volleyball and many cultural activities.
News article: VU Pacific Students Association
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sri Lankan Students Association
We are a group of Sri Lankan students who aim to spread the Sri Lankan culture, especially to give these students who have moved abroad a sense of belonging. We aim to assist Sri Lankan students throughout their academic years and to provide social and student support by holding events and workshops throughout the year.
Facebook: Sri Lankan Students Association
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
VU Nepalese Students Association (VU-NSA)
VU-NSA is a common platform for all Nepalese students at Victoria University to work together, share ideas and experiences, and engage in social and cultural initiatives. It will also act as a cultural bridge between Nepalese students and students from other countries. We aim to promote and assist students in their social and educational activities at the University.
Email: email@example.com
VU Greens Group
VU Greens Group is made up of like-minded people who share similar political views about social justice, human rights and the environment. The group provides a supportive atmosphere where students are able to discuss these important topics and create awareness about other Greens-aligned issues. VU Greens Group also offers a safe space for alternative policy debate.
You don't need to have a political affiliation to join us.
Facebook: VU Greens
Email: email@example.com
Labor Club
The Victoria University Labor Club aims to promote politics within the student population. It brings together students with similar political interests, while acting to promote networking capabilities and provide a general forum for discussion.
Facebook: VU Labor Club
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Socialist Alliance
Socialist Alliance is an anti-capitalist political organisation with members throughout Australia. We support a democratic society run by and working for people, not the destructive elite that currently rules. Members of Socialist Alliance are active in campaigns on a wide range of issues.
Facebook: Socialist Alliance Society
Email: email@example.com
Spiritual & religious
ACF Christian Fellowship
A Christian club at Victoria University to touch the lives of VU students with God's love, bonding and growing together as a family in order to serve and glorify God.
Facebook: ACF Christian Fellowship
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Islamic Society of Victoria University (ISVU)
A student body that represents Muslim students at VU, with cultural, social and religious events both on and off campus. The aim of the society is to bring together Muslim students at weekly, monthly and annual events.
Facebook: Islamic Society
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sport & recreation
Victoria University Social Sport Society (VUSSS)
VUSSS is a social sport club at Victoria University, which aims to create social, sporting and network opportunities. We aim to run over five events each year, with the desire to attract both new and existing students from an array of courses. We encourage involvement in university sport in a number of different capacities.
Facebook: VUSSS
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
VU Quidditch Club (VUQC)
Welcome to VU's one and only quidditch team, Victoria University Quidditch Club! We're the newest playing team in Victoria and on the lookout for more players. If you're into Harry Potter, running around, and meeting fantastic people you should come to training! VUQC is a very welcoming team, so students: feel free to bring your friends!
Facebook: VUQC
Other sport clubs
There are a number of sport clubs affiliated with VU Sports.
A full list of sport clubs can be found on the Sport & Fitness page.
Contact us
Phone: +61 3 9919 2454
Email: email@example.com
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Beyond Flu Shots, Many Adults Forgo Vaccines That Could Prevent Potentially Lethal Illnesses
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As the push gets under way to immunize Americans against swine flu and the seasonal flu, infectious-disease experts warn that many adults haven't received vaccinations for at least half a dozen other preventable diseases—some of which could put people who get influenza at even greater risk for complications and death.
Bacterial pneumonia is the most dangerous complication of the flu and a leading cause of death in previous flu pandemics. Yet only one in four adults under 65 who are considered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to be at risk for the infection have been vaccinated against invasive pneumococcal disease, which causes bacterial pneumonia.
Adult-vaccination rates for other diseases also are dangerously low. Only half the people whom the CDC says should be vaccinated for whooping cough, which can also complicate the flu, have received the immunization. Those percentages are even lower for hepatitis B (32%), human papillomavirus (11%), which can lead to cervical cancer, and shingles (7%). Some adults need vaccinations because they never received them as children, or the immunity can fade over time. As people age, they also become more susceptible to infection. And some newer vaccines weren't available when many adults where children, while some have been improved on.
In all, more than 50,000 U.S. adults die from vaccine-preventable diseases annually—more than from breast cancer, AIDS, or traffic accidents. And hundreds of thousands of adults are sickened or suffer long-term problems from pneumococcal disease, meningitis, shingles and hepatitis, adding more than $10 billion annually to U.S. health-care costs.
"Vaccines have not been front and center in our national efforts for disease prevention as they should be," says Gregory A. Poland, director of the Mayo Clinic's vaccine-research group. "It's a collusion of ignorance—patients don't know to ask about vaccines, and physicians often don't have good mechanisms to screen patients and determine which vaccines they need."
A 2007 study by the CDC found that 78% of doctors either only occasionally ask or don't inquire at all about their patients' vaccination status. Doctors also reported that reimbursement for immunization is inadequate. While the federal vaccines-for-children program provides vaccines at no cost to underserved children, there is no national system to promote and monitor adult vaccination or pay for vaccines for those who can't afford them. Vaccines, which can range in price from $20 to nearly $300, often aren't covered or are only partly covered by insurance plans, including Medicare.
The National Vaccine Advisory Committee, which assesses federal immunization programs, is preparing several recommendations to improve vaccination rates and secure adequate federal funding for adult immunization. Vaccine-financing programs are also part of some health-reform proposals being considered by Congress. One proposal: a requirement that all insurance plans cover recommended vaccines for adults.
Unlike the flu shot, which is given annually and formulated to prevent specific strains of flu, adult vaccines are typically given once, with booster shots over time for some. And while children are typically followed by a pediatrician until they turn 18, "adults may see a lot of different doctors over their lifespan," which makes it harder to coordinate preventive care and keep track of which vaccinations have been received, says Carol Friedman, associate director for adult immunizations at the CDC's center for immunization and respiratory disease. Generally, if patients are unsure if they have been vaccinated, there is no harm in getting immunized again, or in receiving several shots at one doctor's visit.
A vaccine schedule for adults, updated annually, is available at CDC.gov/vaccines. The site also includes easy-to-understand vaccine fact sheets and an interactive quiz to help consumers determine which vaccines they need.
The CDC is urging state public health departments to encourage the use of the vaccine against pneumococcal disease, known as PSV, at the same time as vaccines for seasonal flu and the swine flu for those at risk. In addition to all adults over 65, those at risk include smokers and others aged 19 to 64 with asthma, heart disease, diabetes, or conditions that lower resistance to infection. Bacterial pneumonia has already been found in autopsies of 22 victims of swine flu who died in recent months, the CDC says.
A CDC national immunization survey conducted last year showed especially low rates for the vaccination for shingles, a reactivation of the childhood chickenpox virus. A vaccine was introduced three years ago, but only about 7% of adults over 60 who are recommended to get the vaccine have done so. Though not life threatening, shingles can cause a painful and disfiguring rash, and can involve nerves around the eye that can lead to blindness. Moreover, some patients experience severe nerve pain that can last for years, with little relief available from pain medications.
One barrier: The vaccine, which costs as much as $270, is covered by Medicare's part D drug benefit, not the Part B medical benefit. That means patients covered by the federal insurance program have to get a prescription from their doctor, take it to a pharmacy and then bring the vaccine back to their doctor for administration, unless they can find a drugstore-based clinic that will provide the vaccine on site.
Joan Ditcher, a New York City teacher, suffered excruciating pain after being diagnosed with shingles last fall at age 63, but says none of her doctors ever suggested the vaccine to her. "I believe in preventive care, as long as I'm aware of it," says Ms. Ditcher. "If I had known the vaccine was recommended for everyone my age, I would have gotten it." She has since received the vaccine, as shingles can recur, and convinced all of her friends to get it as well.
Only about half of adults have received the Tdap vaccine, which was licensed in 2005 as the first vaccine for adolescents and adults to combine a tetanus and diphtheria shot with pertussis, or whooping cough, which can cause violent coughing and pneumonia and presents a big risk when combined with influenza.
The CDC recommends that adults under 65 who have never received the Tdap vaccine substitute it for their next booster dose of tetanus, which should be received every 10 years. The most severe cases of disease and death linked to whooping cough have been in infants under six months of age, and the source of that infection is most often an older child or adult, so parents of newborns or women who plan to become pregnant are advised to get the vaccine.
Rates for vaccines against sexually transmitted diseases are also low. Only 11% of women between the ages of 19 and 26 have received the three-dose vaccine for human papillomavirus, or HPV, which prevents genital warts that can lead to cervical cancer. (The CDC's vaccine advisory committee is expected to vote at a meeting in Atlanta next week over whether to recommend that the vaccine be given to boys and young men as well.) The CDC also recommends that anyone who is not in a long-term, mutually monogamous sexual relationship and men who have sex with men to get a hepatitis B vaccination to prevent the infection that can cause liver cancer.
Making young adults more aware of vaccines is also crucial, experts say. A survey released this year by the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases, a nonprofit group funded by unrestricted grants from some vaccine makers, for example, shows only 49% of 18 to 26 year olds know that tetanus causes lockjaw, and that you should be vaccinated against it every 10 years.
Some patient advocacy groups are taking steps to raise awareness of vaccines for specific diseases, including Meningitis Angels (stompingoutmeningitis.com). The group was formed by Frankie Milley of Houston after her son Ryan died at 18 from bacterial meningitis, an infection that can lead to limb amputation, brain damage and death. Because it has been found to strike college students living in dormitories and frequenting crowded bars where smoking takes place, the CDC recommends that students get the meningococcal conjugate vaccine.
Leslie Meigs, a student at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, survived meningitis as a child but was left with chronic kidney disease that eventually required a transplant with a kidney donated by her father. She works with Ms. Milley's group.
"One of the things that young adults may not understand is this isn't a disease that you have and then go on normally with the rest of your life," says Ms. Meigs. "This is a disease that will leave you with after effects until the day you die."
Write to Laura Landro at firstname.lastname@example.com
Corrections & Amplifications:
The herpes zoster vaccine for shingles is recommended only for adults over 60 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A chart of recommended vaccines that appeared with an earlier version of this column indicated the zoster vaccine was recommended for all adults. A correct version of the chart appears in this article.


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Recap: 'The Vampire Diaries' - 'Know Thy Enemy'
Mommy's back, but is she in cahoots with Klaus?
It's been a long time since we've seen "Vampire Diaries," but let's rewind. Isobel is visiting Elena! Isobel is Elena's vampire mom! Jenna answers the door! Rick is Jenna's boyfriend and Isobel's husband! Jenna thinks Isobel is dead! This is all really not good! For someone! Probably Jenna! And Elena, who is always pissed about something or sulking about something, has something new to sulk about. Phew, I'm exhausted and we haven't even started yet.
[Full recap of Thursday's (April 7) "The Vampire Diaries" after the break...]
Elena slams the door in Isobel's face, but it's too late. Too late! Isobel sorta makes it clear that Elena knew she was alive and never communicated that fact to Jenna. Jenna is hurt and angry in that tearfully storming off kind of way. Poor clueless Jenna runs to her room and slams the door, which is silly and adolescent but pretty justified considering she has just found out her ward has neglected to tell her that her boyfriend Rick isn't the widower he's been claiming to be. Elena needs to talk to Jenna! But Jenna isn't interested!
We can assume Elena has a phone or telepathic abilities, because Stephan and Damon know that Isobel has dropped in on her daughter almost as soon as it happens. Before Stefan darts out the door to save the day, Katherine suggests he keep her absence from the tombs to himself, just in case he ever needs her to play Elena again in a school play or vampire killing. That crafty Katherine!
Rick rushes to Jenna and Elena's house to do some damage control, but surprise surprise, Jenna is not all that fired up to see him. She storms out. John, who is always around like that annoying guy by the keg at a frat party, swans in. He tells Rick that everything's a little better with Jenna out of the house, but maybe he should have been a little more honest with her. Rick is not thrilled with this useless advice, so he slugs him.
Caroline is desperately stalking Matt, who does not seem the least bit grateful for the whole lifesaving blood transfusion thing. Jeez, dude, just because she's a vampire and may or may not have had something to do with killing your sister doesn't mean you have to be rude, you know.
John, being John and very sneaky, invites Isobel into the house while no one is looking. Elena is so mad! But Isobel has information. Information about Klaus. Well, not really, but she says lots of people know about the doppelganger thing, so Elena is toast. Elena is even madder! John tells her to suck it up, as he and Isobel have been killing off all the 1864 massacre vampires who might have told Klaus where to find Elena. Elena doesn't care! Isobel tells Elena she has a safe house for her. She just wants to help! Elena tells Isobel to get the hell out of her house! Elena is full of righteous indignation!
Bonnie, Damon and Jeremy go to Luka's place to clean up. Bonnie tells Damon Luka's dad gave her a message just before he died that she can harness some dead witch power if she just finds where they were massacred. Damon can totally hook her up! He knows just the place!
Isobel and Katherine hang out at Elena's new safe house. They're totally buds! Isobel tells Katherine she completely snowed John into believing she wants to help Elena. Ha! Isobel is palsy with one of Klaus' witches, and she's made a deal with the witch to deliver the moonstone and the doppelganger so that Klaus will leave Katherine alone. Katherine will have to get the moonstone away from the Salvatore boys, but she has no problem betraying Stefan and Damon. She's so evil!
Stefan and Damon inform Elena she must be with them every second. Gosh, that's terrible, being protected by two hot vampires! Elena pouts. Katherine tries to convince Damon to tell her where the moonstone is. He informs her that she should not confuse the fact he hasn't set her on fire yet as trust. Take that, Katherine!
Caroline goes to the Lockwood luncheon. Everyone's going to the Lockwood luncheon. Elena is going to the Lockwood luncheon. I bet big things will be happening at the Lockwood luncheon! Which you wouldn't expect for a luncheon.
Damon takes Bonnie and Jeremy to where the witches were burned. The dead witches are not thrilled, so they burn him. Bonnie and Jeremy can do their witchy thing, but Damon's so outta there.
Katherine looks for the moonstone. She finds it in the soap dish. You are so stupid, Damon! Soap dish? Really?
Isobel corners Rick. She tells Rick she loved him, but she has to apologize to him? For what? Oh, for the fact she's handing him over to some bad guys. Isobel is SO evil!
Meanwhile, Bonnie and Jeremy are getting all witchy. Bonnie hears voices. Jeremy is freaked out. But the witches are ready to rock, so Jeremy's just going to have to shut up and deal.
Elena has to accept something or other at the Lockwood luncheon. See, everyone's going! Isobel is there, too! She creates a distraction by biting John. In the chaos that follows, Katherine shows up wearing the same dress as Elena. Zoinks! Stefan decides to look for Elena. He finds Katherine and doesn't know it. Because Isobel has Elena! That sneaky Isobel! Stefan knows it's not really Elena, though. But Katherine is crafty and drugs him. Who will stop Isobel now?
Bonnie communes with the witches. She screams a lot. Jeremy is even more freaked out. But she does whatever she needs to do and she and Jeremy hug. I'm guessing Jeremy is wondering if there are easier girls to date at his high school.
John seems dead. But Damon shows up and explains, um, he has a ring protecting him from death by a vampire, so he'll be fine in a few hours. Phew! That doesn't sound crazy at all! But just then, Matt shows up and tells Caroline's mom, who is also the sheriff, he wants to see his sister's file. She was killed by vampires! The sheriff tells him to calm the hell down.
Damon takes John back to his place and gets a call from Stefan. Elena's gone! So is the moonstone! All hell has broken loose! Eeeek!
Katherine shows up at the safe house, feeling smug and catlike. She calls Isobel from the road, and Isobel kinda hints that she won't be showing up, as she's double crossed her. Zoinks! Klaus wanted Katherine, not Elena, and Isobel delivered her. Why Katherine didn't think this might happen, I'm not sure, as Elena is Isobel's kid and Katherine is just Katherine, but whatever.
Caroline calls Matt. Again. But he's at her house! Matt needs to know more, more about Vicki, about Caroline. Matt probably doesn't, really, but Caroline is so! In! Love! She ignores the signals.
Jeremy asks Bonnie how much power she has now. Um, dumb question. Bonnie makes it rain. And thunder. And starts a little leaf tornado. Bonnie does weather! That is often useful! For something!
Stefan and Damon find the safe house. No one is there! Isobel forces Elena to go to a cemetery with her and visit her own headstone. She says a lot of claptrap about her human part being dead and then there's a bit about betraying her own flesh and blood and then her cell phone rings. Klaus' minion tells her to release the doppelganger. Yay! Elena is free. And Isobel kills herself right in front of her. Wow, Isobel, way to make an exit and traumatize your kid for life. But I guess Elena is pretty used to the combustible death thing by now.
Caroline tells Matt she loves him. She loves him so much! And she's really sorry about Vicki. Say something, Matt! He does. He's all alone! His sister is dead and all of his friends are liars! This is too much! It's all too much! Caroline was kind of hoping he'd say he loved her back, but whatever. Caroline just wants to help! Matt asks her to make him forget. Now, dammit!
Elena and Stefan talk about Isobel. And then Damon tells Elena he's going to have her sign the deed to the Salvatore house so it can be her new safe house. Aw, shucks, those nice, hot, protective vampire brothers!
John wakes up from being dead. Damon glowers at him. Elena asks him why he was so stupid to trust Isobel. And he says lots of stuff about Elena being born and then tells her he'll do whatever she asks of him. Elena tells him he's a screw-up but he can stick around. She's going to try to learn not to hate him. Aww.
Jeremy discovers that Bonnie will die if she uses all her new powers. And it will take all of her new powers to kill an original. Jeremy can't let her do this! But Bonnie must! It's not just for Elena, it's for the world! Or something!
Matt tells Caroline's mom the whole vampire thing. She's sad. He's sad. It is their secret. So, Caroline doesn't tell them the truth and they don't tell her that duh, they already know. They must protect each other from the truth! For some reason!
Damon and Stefan realize no one knows about Bonnie's new powers. She's their secret weapon! Whee! Maybe they can make her start a hurricane or some light spring showers or something.
Katherine, who has been carted away by some bad guy or other, wakes up. The bad guy is doing a spell on Rick. Rick looks all blessed out but in a creepy way. He saunters over to Katherine. He's now Klaus. Zoinks! Two actors playing double roles on the same show! The fun never ends!
Do you think Isobel is gone forever? Do you think Katherine is really in danger? And do you think Bonnie should put her skills to good use warming up the East Coast or something?


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A 3-D-animated short about a bright, five year old from China who uses her imagination to cope with her new life in America.
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A look at the life of Patsy Mink, the first Asian American woman and woman of color in the United States Congress.
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A Hmong immigrant completes a tapestry telling of her family's dangerous escape from Laos and celebrating survival in a new land.
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Adoptees from Vietnam who were taken to the United States via Operation Baby Lift in 1975 return to their homeland 25 years later in search of their own history and culture.
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Three young Cambodian American men return to the land of their roots wielding video cameras to document their experience of meeting fathers, sisters, and brothers for the first time.
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Two strangers — an elderly American man and a young Chinese woman — pursue a marriage brokered by the internet, but they get more than they bargained for when she moves across the Pacific to start a new life with him in America, in this intimate and quirky, personal documentary about modern love.
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Acting Headteacher: Mrs Sharon Brown
Welcome to Barkway First School
At Barkway school, we have high expectations for all our pupils and we aim to create a stimulating and vibrant learning environment, where all pupils achieve well and make good progress, academically, socially, morally, in the creative and performing arts and in sporting activities too. We have small classes and staff who know the children really well and best ways to help them learn and be happy.
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We were delighted with the outcomes of the inspection and would like to thank the children, staff, governors and parents for all their hard work to help us achieve this result. If you would like to read the report it can be easily accessed via the link on our Documents' page.
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an endearing term to otherwise tell people that you don't like to walk away and stay away...
Hey T... You are really getting on my nerves... Why don't you just jog off
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British slang for fuck off. Used in the movie Hot Fuzz.
person A: you suck at math.
person B: Jog off you wanker!
person B: Jog off you wanker!
作者 The Flying 69 2008年1月26日
to fuck off
unlike the term to "jog on" to "jog off" makes sense
unlike the term to "jog on" to "jog off" makes sense
you owe a mate cash and he wants it back so he comes to you and wants to pick a fight,so you say: jog off
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