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Can babies just have reflux??? or is it most likely caused by MPI??? My 8 week old was just diagnosed and after only 1 dose of zantac she is a new baby!!! so is it likely just reflux or could she still have a MPI??? I haven't cut out dairy completely from my diet yet and she is EBF...any help greatly appreciated!!!
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Some LOs just have reflux with no mspi. I usually suggest cutting out dairy and soy because more times than not the reflux is related to it. I'm happy your LO is responding well to Zantac. The reason for reflux on any baby is that the esophageal sphincter is immature and not squeezing tight enough to keep stomach contents down. As a baby gets older and begins to pull up and stand the sphincter matures and stays closed. That's why weans are mostly successful when a baby is close to walking. GL!
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Reid: If there's one thing I'm sure of, it's that you and Savannah are going to be great parents.
Morgan: [smiling] You charge by the hour, doc?
I said her name! I forgot!Ellie
Lucky I'm sane, after all I've been through. Life's been good to me so far - Joe Walsh.Morgan
Thug #1: What's he doing?
Lead thug: He's disassociating himself from the pain he knows we're going to inflict. Outstanding.
Savannah: You know what the worst part is?
Rossi: What?
Savannah: I live with a profiler. So I know things I shouldn't. Like if they wanted him dead, he'd already be dead. Right?
Rossi: That's right.
Morgan: Are you ashamed of me? I should have fought more. You would have.
Hank: No. I'm not ashamed of you. I'm proud.
Morgan: Proud? How could you be proud?
Hank: Because you turned your pain into your greatest asset. And I saw it. You became the man of the house. You took care of your sisters and your mother. That's why you're good at what you do.
Hank: Does she cook a lot?
Morgan: No, I do. She can't cook worth a damn. I know dinner's ready when the smoke alarm goes off. She knows it too. She hates her cooking almost as much as I hate eating it.
Morgan: I can't feel anything. Pop, I'm scared.
Hank: Dying is easy. You know what's hard? Not being there for your son.
Morgan: I want do. I do. I want to be there for my family. Savannah. Mom, my sisters. All of them, Pop. But what if I'm not strong enough?
Hank: That's why I walked you through those moments. So you could see what I've seen for thirty years. You are strong enough. You've always been strong enough.
Morgan: Savannah, I'm sorry.
Savannah: For what?
Morgan: I was late for dinner.
Morgan: Do you know how much I love you? How much I appreciate everything that you do? Will you marry me?
Savannah: Yes. Yes.
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Morgan: Yeah I'm okay.
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I love the ruffle front trench coat but the whole line is fabulous
The color block top is flawless! I can imagine it styled in so many different ways – dressed up or down, long necklaces or big earrings, belted or not, jeans or a skirt or slacks. Love it!
I love the green and black blazer. I would love to find and wear it with a color block skirt that's green, yellow, white and black.
I would get the stripe print dress. I would wear it with a variety of colored skinny belts.
I love the striped print dress. It so hard finding cute clothes for my shape especially when I absolutely love the look of stripes. The way the stripes get wider and smaller at the bust line looks very appealing. I would love to pair this with some cute strappy sandals and take a trip down to Florida to walk along the boardwalk.
I am obsessed with that green blazer!! And the lime green skirt. I need to add more color to my wardrobe so I'm very excited about these options!! 🙂
I am IN LOVE with navy. I absolutely love this collection. I'm all about wearing horizontal stripes right now. In the past I would never wear them (we all know…it makes us look bigger), but I'm not afraid anymore!
Love that yellow (citron?) skirt! Perfect for Spring/Summer.
I would rock the citron sleeveless pleat front shirt all this summer with cropped pants a pair of jazzy flats. So great for the office!
I absolutely love the pencil skirt!!
I am crazy about the cinched waist blouse with the green stripe down the middle. I would actually pair that with black capri leggins and a sparkly green strappy sandle with a tan wedge. Love it!
I need the printed stripe dress. It's perfect.
I'm absolutely in love with the coloblock ruffle dress. It can go paired with a blazer for work or with some sexy strappy heels for a night at the lounge.
The Printed Striped dress is priceless!
The Classic Belted Trench is flawlessly chic and has the perfect little details.
Gotta have the striped dress and love it with the green belt! Pair it with some nude pumps and I would be ready to rock the cruise ship 🙂
oooooh, that dress is so good! thanks for the chance to win!
I love that sleeveless pleat front blouse. Perfect for summer! 🙂
I LOVE the color block dress with the ruffle! But then again, I love the entire collection!
I really like the green blazer. It would make lots of plain t-shirts pop with color.
I love the striped dress and the citron sleeveless pleated blouse. Also, love the green and black blazer. Very nice collection for the spring and summer!!!
Got to have the printed striped dress. That dress would accentuate my curves!
I love the curvy fit cropped pants with the citron sleeveless pleated blouse. I nice pair of red peep toe heels and a red draped necklace would be perfect. Loving the spring collection, especially the jewelry!
Curvy Fit Cropped Pant Love Love Love! Gotta have them to wear to work or on the weekends to brunch. You can wear them with just about any shirt and any shoe!!
I'm in LOVE with the green blazer! Great way to color block in a stylish way! The whole line is super cute, though.
Love the Printed Stripe Dress and would wear it with a pair of ballerina flats and a cardigan.
Gotta have that striped printed dress! So cute and I'd wear it with a denim scarf and blue shoes. Maybe even dye my hair blue? Not! Just kidding but seriously, would love that dress.
I have been absolutely obsessed with Eloquii since they came on the scene in October. I've gotta have the green blazer and the striped shirt underneath. I would pair them with the dark wash, curvy skinny jean that I've previously purchased from Eloquii. Also, I've gotta have the striped dress and green belt, which I would pair with hot pink pumps for a little pop. Thanks for the chance to win and thanks Eloquii for "respecting my curves!"
I absolutely love the pin strip dress. You honestly don't even have to stop with just the one color patented skinny belt maybe even pair it with a yellow one or a red one. Oooo match the shoes and accessories to the belt! You can dress it up for a brunch or lunch date. Throw a blazer on and wear it out on the town. I think it's very chic and I would love to be in it to show other plus size women that stripes are meant for us too. : )
I love the color blocked skirt! There are so many ways you can wear this piece for work and going out! So cute!
My "Got To Have It" item has to be the Green Separate Blazer. This blazer would go with anything and you can wear it to the office, club/bar, date, shopping, etc. It would certainly be my "go-to" piece in my closet.
I think the stripped dress is classic and really versatile. I would wearing it to a spring/summer wedding, or even to the office.
I can so see myself with the sleeveless pleat front citron shirt…with white linen pants, or with dark jeans with a sexy sandal and casual blazer. A must have for summer!
I adore everything but I have to admit that my favorite thing is the Neon Tote. I have a thing for yellow bags and that one looks like I could wear it with just about anything. I love accessories that inspire several options.
I love the idea of the contrasting belt! I like the way you think!
I am with you! When I heard it was launching, I was on pins and needles elloquii did not disappoint!
Super cute idea!
If you love the jewelry, I totally recommend the Faux Emerald Rhinestone Bib. I received necklace from eloquii and I love it! Perfect length and so many compliments! It does not disappoint!
Oh that green and black blazer! I usually stray from color, but I would so rock that with some skinny denim! Fingers are crossed so hard!
Stay fabulous!
I gotta have that STRIPED Dress! AMAZING!
I love the green separate blazer. I have a pair of blue skinny jeans that would be perfect with it!
Love all of the pieces, but my favorite is the sleeveless pleat front shirt. Outfit for the office? Wear it as a vest with a collared white shirt beneath, navy slacks, and gold accessories. Saturday shopping with the girls? Pair it with a white skinny belt, bangles, hoops, and a pair of dark wash, skinny jean crops along with a pair of yellow flats that are showing up everywhere for the upcoming season. It's the nice pop of color that I need to take me into spring.
I love the blazer! I'd wear it with jeans or over a dress to give it some edge:)
I am loving the striped dress. It is so versatile. You pair it with a blazer or cardigan for the office or great jewelry and killer heels for cocktails with the girls.
this is sooo easy, I would place the Green Blazer with a simple white tank with a mini khaki skirt that would be accented by fuscia pink leggins followed by a funky pair or shoes with offset of the citron clutch..Hawt Item!!!
LOVE that green blazer with the blue cuffs as well as the colorblock skirt! Would love to have some Eloquii in my closet for spring! 🙂
I absolutely love the simple Curvy Fit Pencil Skirt. It's simple yet you can do so much with it! I've always wanted a pencil skirt. You can make so many different outfits with it.
I absolutely love all those items, but love the teal blazer. It could be worn either casual chic or to work!
I love the printed stripe dress. Depending on my mood and the event, I would wear it with brightly colored heels (red, yellow, etc.) and a skinny belt, and/or statement necklace/earrings to match. Or I would go with something more professional and wear it with navy or nude heels, cardigan and skinny belt with more neutral-colored accessories.
I love the 2 button ruched sleeve jacket. It would be perfect for the office and I look awesome in that color!
I love the Color Block Top! I would be honored to rock that down the runway of the Curves on the Move Fashion Show wearing that, some skinny navy cords, nude wedges, when we do our finale walk displaying our personal (and in my case, funky chic) styles! Love it!
LOVE the striped dress! I would rock it with some yellow strappy sandals, and big chunky bracelets!
I love it all, but my eyes were immediately drawn to the Printed Stripped Dress. I can't wait to rock that dress this spring. I LOVE STRIPES.
I love the pencil skirts! I've been looking for the perfect one all year.
I have to keep my rep of being the teacher with SWAG and get that stripe dress. I also love the Animal Influence- Signature Print Kaftan. Pair that with some nice slacks and heels…..WATCH OUT!!! LOL
I absolutely LOVE the Printed Stripe Dress!! Oh my, that would work for the office, for a nice dinner out with the boyfriend and for a lovely spring day!! It could almost be perfect for any occasion and would be a HUGE asset to my closet!! I think I would buy it a size too small to cling to my body and wear a hot pink flower on one side of the chest. It would look darling.
Printed Stripe Dress
The Signature 3/4 sleeve wrap dress in navy is stunning.
I LOVE this essential little black dress! As a musician and a plus size woman, I know that black clothing is the best look on stage. I could take this dress from day to night, from my day job to a friday-night gig!
I'm in love the entire collection since I must pick my very favorites, my must haves are the Printed Stripe Dress and the Neon Tote ! Thanks Eloquii & PMM
I adore the printed stripe dress, especially with that little pop of green with that green skinny belt and maybe a yellow scarf, and red peep toes and clutch.
I gotta have the Long Sleeve Keyhole Dress in blue. That dress is great for so many things. It's the perfect dress for me! Great for Vday dinner!
Angled pocket pleated skirt
Love the Ruffle front trenchcoat!!
That colorblock skirt NEEDS to come and live in my closet!
Love love love the black and white print "Signature Print Kaftan"! Sheer-ly gorgeous. It would look great with some dark rinse jeans and a cute black boot with some dangling earrings. So versatile! 🙂
I love the blue blazer and striped dress. I would wear it with red patent leather shoes and that adorable bracelet!
The citron blouse is gorgeous!
I am in LOVE with the Full Sweep Trench! The color is so fresh, perfect for spring. I can see myself wearing this trench everyday to work or keeping it simple with ankle jeans, flats and a striped top. Thanks!
I love the gold/yellow dress, I have it in mind for a fall wedding. And the yellow detail wrap sweater. And I wear the vneck sweaters around the house daily. And… I could go on and on!
I'm a gal who loves classics in new colors or prints. I love the green blazer and the fact that I could pair it with anything!
i love the green blazer!
I'm loving the Blue & White Stripe dress!! The Nautical inspired look is Awesome for this Spring/Summer. I would love to wear this dress on my upcoming cruise. The best part is that you can pair this dress with so many colors. I've placed 3 orders from Eloquii so far and I love everything I have, not to mention the customer service!!! The quality of your clothing is nice & I can't wait to see more from this line.
Oh, the fun I could have with that gift certificate! 😉
There are tons of things I have on my wishlist for Eloquii, but if I had to choose one off of that particular page, I'd say the Blazer. Love the Citron pleated top as well, but citron just isn't my color. Make it in a pink/peach/blue and I'm all over that puppy!
Yes, I have a slight crush on all things Eloquii lately.
I love the simplicity of the long sleeved crew neck tee. I would wear it to work under a dark gray suit with a statement necklace (possibly yellow to contrast) and then with skinny jeans, heels, and an opera length necklace for lunch on the weekends.
I really love the striped navy and white dress!
I love the dress. It's super fun and adorable – like me! That would be such an awesome piece during the summer, riding my bike around town 🙂
Love the Printed Striped Dress. Great for different types of occasions!
Love Love Love the Colorblocked pleated skirt…….I would wear it with
Soft pink lace sleeveless high neck stop
two tone white tux pleated jacket
Mint green pumps and clutch
pearl stud earrings and fashion ring.
I'm really diggin' the Dolman Sleeve Drop Waist dress! Very sophisticated but it still has this flowy casualness about it. Perfect for me!
Full Sweep Trench is what I would choose for sure! I love trench coats and have never really found a vendor who made it to my size before!!! Amazing!
Omg the Printed Stripe Dress IS SO pretty! Would love to wear that out *_____*
love love love the printed stripes dress would rock on a sunny breezy day
Love all the new citron peices. My favs are the citron knee length dress paired with the citron clutch. Would be great with flats for work!! Love it!
Dresses, pencil skirts and blazers AWESOME !!!! I think you can match either one with a great peep toe heel or a good pump and I'd be in plus size fashion HEAVEN !
I LOVE the pleated navy color block skirt!
I love the print striped dress. I would wear it with a pair of red wedge sandals, red belt , and red jewelry and pocketbook.
I love the citron sleeveless blouse…with a great pair of dark denim, heels…and your set to go!
I LOVE the curvy fit cropped pants and the citron sleeveless top.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE that green blazer with the blue lining in the Must Have picture – but I don't see it on the site yet (I have a blue dress that it would look awesome with!). But I also love the printed striped dress.
I love the stripes dress! I would pair it with the citron bangle and the grey and yellow purse.
Angled Pocket Pleated Skirt is awesome fun, flirty and that bold citron color. Love it!
I would love the Dolman Sleeve Drop Waist dress!!! I just know it'd look perfect on me.
Gotta have the colorblock and separate blazers!!!
I love the Full Sweep Trench!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite piece of the collection is the Printed Striped Dress. It looks classy and sophisticated. The stripes give it a fashion forward look. I love the length of the dress, so flattering for many stylish, full figured women. I would try the look with a red skinny belt, for a different play on the colors. I really love this dress!
The COLORBLOCK worn with a pair of shorts or jeans and a snazzy pair of heels or sandels!!
I gotta have that green blazer! It would look fab with my navy/white striped maxi skirt and some Keds!
Hello! I love the color block top! It just makes me think of spring and gives me warm thoughts! I think the colors would look great on almost anyone and would flatter almost any figure! I can see myself rocking this in the summer with some dark denim capris and cute strappy sandals! I can see myself in this all year round actually!
I love the pencil skirts and the classic cropped pants – I am newly in love with my curves all over again!
I absolutely love the colorblock skirt, and the blazers. I am a huge sucker for blazers skirts, and a cute cami, or light shirt underneath.
I am totally in love with the polkadot ruffle dress!
The entire outfit the model is wearing – yellow skirt, blue shirt, green belt, scarf…I could rock that. I would love to win! Being on medical leave sucks but coming back to work in some new threads would be awesome!
I love the stripped dress and the separate blazers!!!
I love the colorblock top and the blazer.
Love the colorblock tunic – sure to be slimming with the dark color down the middle!
My fav is the Signature 3/4 Sleeve Wrap Dress so pretty with a skinny belt!
That Polka Dot ruffle dress is great. I would so rock that one.
I love the Tonal Stripe Dolman Sleeve Sweater, pair it with my rockin' studded black tights, some bangels and a cute necklace. I would be set!! XD
i love the blazer and the striped dress… i would definitely put those two together
I desperately want that green blazer. It'd look dynamite with a grey cami, light washed cut-off capris, yellow ballet flats and nautical-themed jewelry. So fresh for spring!!
Love the striped dress and the pleated sleeveless blouse. Gorgeous!
I Got to Have the Separate Blazers! I love the green!
I love the blazer… I would rock it with a body-con dress and killer heels
I am all about the Citron – the ruffle shirt will pop with Navy blue, white or liven up a boring black business suit.
I actually love the whole outfit the model is wearing, but I have to say that my favorite part of it is the high waist skirt. You can pair it with various accessories to wear during the day or night. In the past, I didn't think that type of skirt would highlight the beautiful shape of curvy women, but the model obviously proves otherwise.
So in love with the curvy skinny jeans in cobalt and red. Major pop of color in a flash.
Just now seeing that patent skinny belt in ivory along with the green blazer, whats not to love!
love the
Printed Stripe Dress
The color block blouse is awesome! It's versatile…you wear it to work or dress it down with jeans. Not to mention green is my favorite color.
Love the boyfriend blazer!
The ruffle front trench is TDF!!!
I love them all but I guess my favorite has to be the citron sleeveless top.
I love them all! But, since I have to pick a fave. . .(this is hard) The separate blazer, its a lovely color and my second fave would have to be the blue striped dress with the skinny belt…
I love love love love love the pinstripe dress!
Love the blazers!!!
It's very hard to narrow it down, but I would go with the striped top paired with the green blazer which would work perfectly with the spring season
—————— I absolutely adore this Signature Print Kaftan because I'm really loving sheer & snake print at the moment. This combines both beautifully.
—————— I would rock it with some black leggings & my black Dolce Vita For Target Rope Wedges.
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The green blazer is a MUST HAVE!! I would pair with white cropped denim jeans, a simple deep purple cami, and royal blue wedges. You can't go wrong with color blocking.
I love blazer and the Gathered Drape Sleeve Jacket is beautiful! Loveee it!
The cute color block skirt, sleeveless pleat shirt ands a pair of black pumps!
The Printed Stripe Dress is a must. With some cute wedges, and some nice earrings!!!!
Love the seperate blazer and stripes. The dress is to die for.
Color Block Skirt and Blazer, would make my work wear so chic!!
Sleeveless Pleat Front Shirt
I'm dying to try out that green blazer! I've been drooling over it since it appeared on the site.
I accidentially stumbled across you site! What a fabulous and stylish bunch of clothes. My favorite seems to be the blue and white ruffled polka dot dress! I am going back to order right now!! Great find. Keep up the good work.
Definitely the printed striped dress. During the day, pair it with some cute flats and a bright cardigan. Then at night, add some pumps, a few accessories, get rid of the cardigan and add a blazer. Perfect!
Sounds so cute! That dress belongs in my closet! I love your idea, classic, elegant, and tres chic!
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I love the Draped divine knit black dress… perfect for day or night.. LOVE IT
I love the Draped Divine knit dress good for day or evening..LOVE IT
Love the colorblock hemline skirt!
Absolutely love #3 the Stripes!! I much prefer to wear dresses over separates, but they are all fabulous!
Definitely the separate blazers. I've never own a blazer with the right fit! Loving Eloquii green blazer!!!. Got to have it!!
I LOOOOOOOVE! the colorblock skirt as well as the green blazer. I'd wear the blazer with a great pair of skinny jeans, tan wedges, and a polka dot top.
I love the the Printed Stripe Dress! Awesome way to wear stripes! I loved the green blazer too and the skinny pantent belt!
Gotta' have that printed striped dress!
Fabric Mix Colorblock Dress is absolutely amazing.. could be worn dressy or to work! love it
I GOT to have that Green Blazer lol…Its a great piece to have to have for Spring, and to Color Block! It can be transitioned from a daytime piece to a night time piece #LOVEIT
Contrasting Roll Sleeve Jacket i gotta have it.. dress it up, down, around,sideways and across. From with boyfriend jeans, a skirt and with the perfect steal your man dress… #IGOTTAHAVEIT Paired with Bangles and hoop earings and Natural make-up! Fashion fairy God mother please grant me this wish!!! #IGOTTAHAVEIT
I love love love the Printed Stripe Dress. I just can imagine how comfortable and bright I would feel wearing it ! 🙂 Dress it up with pumps and a statement necklace or dress it down with flats. So fun!
So loving that Draped divine lil black dress. Hope it looks at good on her as i picture it will.
I am eagerly awaiting and got to have the green contrasting roll sleeve jacket! It's finally on pre-order!
My favorite piece is the Printed Stripe Dress. Throw a blazer, like the contrasting roll sleeve one over it and add some navy pumps for the office. Ditch the jacket and put on some green peep toe pumps and chunky bangle bracelets and meet the girls for drinks in the evening. Afternoon sailing with the boyfriend requires nothing more than a white lightweight sweater tied around the shoulders and some navy and white canvas shoes. This is such a versatile dress that immediately makes me think of summer.
i gotta have the green blazer i would wear it with black skinny and a nice chunky necklace and a statement ring and of course some eye catching bangles and a pair of leopard pumps
I want the Printed Stripe Dress with the green belt and i would wear it with the green blazer and yellow pumps in a Sunday day with family.
Printed striped dress! I have the perfect flats and bag to complete the lok.
The green blazer to brighten up my winter wardrobe .
I love the Belted Ruffle Collar Jacket. I've been looking for a "suit" for work. I love to wear something like that with a bold pop of color underneath!
I love Signature 3/4 Sleeve Wrap Dress Id wear it with a funky pair of shoes & belt
The Colorblock Hemline Skirt is so classically beautiful that I just HAVE to have it!
I've been looking to change up my look with a blazer. Loving that green one!
I am in love with the Color Block blouse!! The colors "pop", and I know it would look "fabulous" on me!!!!
One more note…accessories are a must!! Earrings, and a big bracelet would set my "fabulous" look off!!
I've fallen head over 10 inches heels in love with the Contrasting Roll Sleeve Jacket! I couldn't think of a more gorgous color to have it made in either!
I gotta have the contrasting roll sleeve jacket. I would wear it with stripes & my white trouser jeans!
I am in love with the Color Block blouse!
It's so hard to pick between the Classic Fit Peak Lapel Jacket and the Curvy Fit Peak Lapel Jacket. They both look great! I've never worn or owned a blazer so that would be fun!
love #4 Separate blazers…..perfect for work and more!!
I love the jackets! They are must have pieces for me in the workplace.
I'm torn between the Belted Ruffle Collar Jacket (the tie plus buttons giving that cinched waist if fabulous) and the Full Sweep Trench (that orange is great all year round).
The Tonal Stripe Dolman Sleeve Sweater, It is an updated classic!
I'm lovin' the green blazer….can see wearing it lots of ways for Spring and right on thru Summer! And those skinny jeans in colors…love!
I would love to have the green blazer and the blue and yellow skirt as both are color blocking essentials for any spring forward wardrobe
I gots to hve the green blazer…its super chic and seasonless
I have been searching for blazers in colors other than black and the green Contrasting Roll Sleeve Jacket is perfect! Great to wear as a pop of color or for color blocking.
I have got to have that citron skirt! Perfect for work or a fun day at the park!
Wow i love all the dresses but I love the colour of the Two in One Plaid Dress that my best choice
I Luv the Green Blazer. I would wear orange or yellow wedges, some skinny jeans, chunky colorful bracelets. to bring spring/summer in with a full blast of color.. I use to be scared of my size and color.. but this year I started to wear bright colors and Iam getting so many compliments..#color is my friend this year
The green blazer is absolutely my favorite. I'd wear it tucked into high waisted trousers, with a striped shirt and a leopard print scarf. Mixed prints and a color pop, can you say DIVINE?
I adore the Printed Stripe Dress! It looks very fresh for spring and has a very nautical look to it, which I think is fabulous!
The Striped V-neck Tunic would be a key piece with possibilities, as I could interchange the provided belt for a skinny colored belt for a pop of color to spice up a night out. I could either pair it with skinny jeans, sateen cuffed shorts or a solid pencil skirt and sexy stilettos. = LOVE IT
I got to have to green contrast roll sleeve jacket! I love the color and you can mix a nd match it with many different things. It will look great at the office for a daytime look and it will look great at night for date night or girls night out! I would also wear it with dark denim jeans or black jeans. You can even add fun accessories with it as well to create your own unique look.
I love the Plaid Reversible Trench
It's so hard to find a fashionable jacket that will flatter my figure!
Love the Color block tie waist dress! Very cute color and style, perfect for summer!
I LOVE the embelished stretch satin dress!! It is so flatering and such a beautiful dress!
gotta have the Printed Stripe Dress! desperate need for some new clothes for spring and summer and this would sure be worn alot!
I gotta have that green blazer, I'd pair it with a great black skinny jean, platform booties and a striped shirt.
Draped Divine Knit Dress is the BOMB! I love the simplicity but it had the belt to give the curves would so pair it with my Nude pumps!!
I love the yellow skirt with green belt and blue-long-sleeved top. Bold – classy – and trend right! I would rock those with a natural 4 inch peep-toe pump.
I am in love with the Printed Stripe Dress! I think that it's contrast of color between the navy blue in the dress and the light green belt make it super fashionable. If I could own this dress, i would wear it with a bright red cardigan over it. I would make sure that the cardigan would have 3/4 sleeves so that you could see the tip of the dress sleeve; giving it an all around nice layered look. Along with that outfit a nice bright colored shoe or pair of tights woud look great!
I love this dress because you can either choose to push the envelope with experimentation in color or you can tone it down to be a classic! It has such a wide range of looks, making it something almost every girl should have in their closet!
I absolutely love that Green Blazer great for work and weekends.
Also love the yellow & beige cluth.
Such a beautiful skirt, the color block hemline. I really appreciate the way you can jazz it up, for a night out on the town, by adding pumps, ,or you can make it daytime casusl by adding sandals, just in time for summer. I'm a casual kind of girl, so I would pair this skirt with a crisp v-neck t-shirt and sandals.
That pop of color really draws your eye to the beautiful detail of the skirt. Its really a breath of fresh air to see plus size designs so up with the times and so beautiful. NO more potato sacks for us !!
The Neon Tote definatley!! Its so totally sweet. I live in Dayton, Ohio so this is an eye catcher, with socks to match and a same color hairpiece.. cant go wrong here!
I have got to have that green blazer!!! I could wear it with dark rinse skinny jeans and a citron color tank or tee. I could also wear it with a white and navy blue striped tee and white jeans!
wow – I love it all. But if I have to choose just one, I love the striped dress! It's so pretty!
I love the smocked waist stripe dress. The dress is so versatile and would transition great from the office to a nice spring/summer casual look. I love the way it is paired with the belt on the website, but to make it spring ready for the cold Minnesota weather I would add a light weight cardigan and a pair of my favorite flats and of course and oversized tote, or a blazer. I love the black and white combo because it can go with virtually any color.
I absolutely love the Shirred Cuff Jacket!! I have an hourglass shape and would rock that blazer!
Gotta have the obi belt. It would go with so many different things, and I love the way obi belts emphasize your waist. Gotta have it!!
I sooo love the two in one cap sleeve dress!!! So perfect for a day at work and then goes right into the night time. Love that it hugs the curves in a nice sexy way, but is not revealing. And i really love the pop of color for the top. My wardobe has so much black in it and this would be perfect to add to it to give me some spice!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE all of the pieces, especially since green is my favorite color. The draped print sheath dress is a must have, paired with a green pump or bag and some chunky silver jewelry. Walking around in this ensemble will make me feel simply FABULOUS. it is definitely added to my "got to have it" list. 🙂
Love the cowl neck dress
I would rock the Pierced Front Pencil Skirt in green, with a black and white stripped sleeveless shirt and a soild black blazer. I'd
accent my waist with a slim black patent leather belt and feet with men's wear inspired patent leather shoes. I'd add a touch of green accessories, like a bracelet and emerald studded earrings, just to tie everything all together. This would be a great outfit for the office or with a few changes, happy hour.
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They have so many nice things but I would love to have the pleated maxi skirt. Too cute!
I would like to win the Double strand stone necklace for my wife for Mother's Day.
Front Ruffle Keyhole Shell with Classic Fit Piped Fit & Flare Pants–love it
Eloquii Giveaway. Two-$250 gift cards plus fashion. I loved the white and black skirt with black jacket over lay!
I love the Draped One Shoulder Dress because it would accentuate an hourglass figure.
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I love them all!
Eloquii has great on trend fashions. Contrast Trim Dress is a great piece.
I want it all for Christmas!
I just love that green blazer. In fact, I love all the colorful power blazers:) I would dress them up for work with some nice black slacks and then change into my dark skinny jeans for the evening. I could wear it with a cool graphic music tee and my converse for a dressed down casual look as well.
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Clive Jones CBE (Chair)
As well as his role on Runnymede's board of trustees, Clive is also the chair of Netplay, the interactive television company; chair of Energetic Communications, the New York marketing and events company; and the sole non-executive director of S4C, the Welsh public service broadcaster.
Until he stepped down in 2007, Clive was also the chief executive of ITV News and Regions and the longest serving senior executive in ITV.
During his thirty-plus year career in television Clive has been non-executive director of GMTV, managing director of the ITV Network, CEO of Carlton Television, managing director of Central Television and managing director of London News Network. He began his career on the news desk of Yorkshire Television after eight years as a newspaper journalist.
As a consultant Clive recently chaired the Peer Review of the UK Film Council for the DCMS and was the project leader overseeing the digitisation of the ITV and Channel Four newsrooms for ITN. He is currently advising a group of Britain's leading theatres on their new media and digital ventures.
A graduate of the London School of Economics, he has chaired Skillset, the sector skills council for television, film, publishing and new media for the past eight years. He also chairs Mediabox, the government's youth media fund, the Wales IP Fund and the Creative Diploma Development Partnership for the DCFS. He sits on the board of the Young Vic Theatre and the Legacy Trust.
Clive founded and chaired for its first two years the groundbreaking Cultural Diversity Network. He was awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Television Society in 1995 and its Gold Medal, the Society's highest award, in 2007. In the same year he was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for services to broadcasting.
Jason Arday
Jason is a Senior Lecturer in Physical Education and Sociology at St Mary's University College, London, and has held the same role at Liverpool John Moores University. Within his role he teaches about Physical Education, Inclusion, Gender and Sexuality and Race in Education. Jason holds Master's Degrees in Physical Education and Teaching and Learning in Education. Jason is currently completing his Doctorate in Philosophy (PhD) in Education at Liverpool John Moores University.
Jason is also a Mentor on the Mayor's Mentoring Programme, and is presently a Role model for the Black Enterprise and Training Group (BTEG).
Having been involved with and raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for over 70 charities nationwide over a 10 year period, Jason also has experience working for charity organisations in a consultancy and directive capacity with regards to fundraising ideas and initiatives. His voluntary and relief work and fundraising endeavours have seen him gain recognition nationally for his charity work. For his charity work and fundraising, Jason was selected to be an Olympic Torchbearer in July 2012.
Jane Basham
Jane joined Runnymede as a Trustee in 2012, having worked as the Chief Executive of the Ipswich and Suffolk Council for Racial Equality (ISCRE).
Jane brings excellent experience of Human Resources, campaigning and fundraising, and ran as Labour candidate for Suffolk's Police and Crime Commissioner in the recent elections, missing out narrowly in a traditionally Conservative stronghold.Born in Kent into a working class family, Jane now lives in Suffolk, a place she has called home for over 20 years.
Alan Christie
Alan Christie is a specialist in workplace equality and corporate responsibility. He was Director of Policy at the Equality and Human Rights Commission with a special focus on the private sector. He led policy development in the areas of education, employment, enterprise and economic inclusion, covering topics such as equal pay, poverty, education and skills, social mobility, workplace integration, procurement, supplier diversity and regeneration.
Previously Alan was the Vice President of Corporate Affairs for Levi Strauss Europe, Middle East and Africa. A member of the executive management team he was responsible for media, government and community relations. He also co-founded and chaired CSR Europe, a leading business-to-business network working closely with the EU Commission on corporate responsibility issues.
Alan has been a trustee of several charitable organisations including Concern UK and Frontline UK, he is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and Manufacture (FRSA)
Alan has a BSc in Town and Country Planning from Heriot Watt University and Edinburgh College of Art.
Barbara Cohen
Barbara is a discrimination law consultant. Over the past seven years she has been concerned with the development and implementation of anti-discrimination law and practice in the UK and other EU Member States.
In the UK she has been involved in a range of projects for public authorities and voluntary organisations intended to give full effect to anti-discrimination laws and the public sector equality duties.
Previously Barbara was head of legal policy at the Commission for Racial Equality for Great Britain. She has also been a principal solicitor for a London local authority, worked in a legal aid practice and for the National Council of Civil Liberties (now Liberty). She is currently vice chair of the Discrimination Law Association.
Hepburn Harrison-Graham
Hepburn worked as a professional actor 1979-1991 and appeared in a variety of films and TV programmes, including Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Cry Freedom, The Firm and Eastenders. His stage work included a season at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
In 1992 Hepburn began working for BBC radio sport. He began as a junior broadcaster before becoming an assistant producer. During the formative years of BBC Radio 5 live Hepburn produced a wide range of sports shows including Hoops, an original programme about English basketball. Sports America, an insight into American sport, and Sunday Sport.
During this period he also devised and produced a number of documentaries, most notably Across the White Line a four part series that charted the history of black footballers in England.
In 1996 he worked as a producer at the Olympic Games in Atlanta where, among other duties, he produced a critically acclaimed documentary on Martin Luther King. Later that year he became boxing producer, working on many world title fights including Lennox Lewis v Mike Tyson.
Hepburn eventually became a programme editor, before being made editor in chief of BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra. He now works as a freelance tutor in sports media, hoping to inspire the next generation of journalist the art of radio production.
Jehangir Malik OBE
Jehangir Malik is currently the director of Islamic Relief UK. He has worked with local communities and in the international charity sector for over 20 years in a number of countries including the USA, UK and Afghanistan.
In 2010, he was awarded an OBE in recognition of his humanitarian work. Passionate about faith, community cohesion, civic engagement, international development and social justice, Jehangir often contributes to discussion forums, think tanks and public platforms on a variety of issues. He has been featured on the BBC, Sky News, CNN, and Al Jazeera. Jehangir also works with young people and BME communities, developing leadership programmes and mentoring across the UK.
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Michelle Moore is an independent Development Consultant and is passionate about using sport as a tool for social change. Her consultancy Moore Development specialises in sport, equality and education. She works with national governing bodies of sport, corporate and equality organisations to bring about social change. Michelle has held a range of posts with academic, and vocational responsibilities, has worked in a premiership football club, in primary and secondary education and has years of experience as a senior education advisor in local government.
Faraz Tasnim
Faraz Tasnim (ACMA) is a Chartered Management Accountant joining the trust in early 2015 as Treasurer to further enhance the financial rigour and transparency that is expected of our prestigious trust. He brings a wealth of financial experience gained across both the financial services and manufacturing industries with large British Brands such as Rolls-Royce, Lloyds Banking Group and Directline Group.
Faraz, a proud Welsh man continues to live with his family in South Wales with his wife and two children.
Karen Tyrell
Karen has been involved in communications and marketing at a senior level for many years and is the Executive Director of Communications at Addaction a national drug, alcohol and mental health charity. Prior to that, she worked for a regional charity as Director of Development and Marketing. Karen responsible for marketing and communications, ensuring that Addaction protects its reputation and brand and promotes its services effectively.
She has substantial experience of the substance misuse sector starting her career as a drug worker after being a volunteer.
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Located in the tropical southeastern United States, the Florida Keys are a top destination for visitors of all ages. When planning to visit the Florida Keys, there is no shortage of adventure, culture or relaxation. The Keys are full of attractions, literary culture and beautiful ocean-side scenery. Travel + Leisure's Florida Keys travel guide highlights the rich potential for a trip to this gorgeous coastal region.
There are a wide variety of activities to do when you visit the Florida Keys, each as diverse and fascinating as the Keys themselves.
Things Not to Miss in the Florida Keys
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The tropical climate of the Florida Keys makes it possible for year-round Florida Keys travel. On New Year's Day, there are guided hike programs in the Florida Keys' state parks. Between January and April there are also wine and art shows throughout the Keys. Other events include the Annual Ocean Day Celebration in April and the annual Key Largo Bridge Run in the fall.
Catching a cabaret performance (think: men in drag impersonating celebrities) at La Te Da.
Taking a memorable 30-minute tour of Ernest Hemingway's tropical home led by a group of stand-up comics-turned-literature lovers.
Stopping by the Blond Giraffe for authentic key lime pie. (Order it topped with meringue!)
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Tesaro has made a deal with Myriad Genetics to use Myriad's homologous recombination deficiency (HRD) test to look for tumor types that may respond to its poly-ADP ribose polymerase (PARP) inhibitor, niraparib. Myriad's HRD test, according to the firm, can detect when a tumor can no longer repair double-stranded DNA breaks, making them more susceptible to drugs that damage DNA.
"Prior studies have shown that only a subset of patients will respond to PARP inhibitors," said Myriad CSO Jerry Lanchbury, Ph.D., in a statement. "We believe using the HRD test may capture an enhanced number of responders to treatment with the exciting new class of PARP inhibitors."
Myriad says this agreement with Tesaro is its fifth collaboration with a major pharmaceutical company to evaluate HRD. The company inked a similar deal with BioMarin back in November to use the HRD test to identify tumor types that may be sensitive to BioMarin's PARP inhibitor BMN-673. Also, a year ago, it made an agreement with PharmaMar to conduct HRD testing on patients enrolled in PharmaMar's Phase II study of PM1183, a drug candidate designed to induce double-stranded DNA breaks.
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Game Night with Army of Two: 40th Day Now Over
Join us as we explore co-operative shooting live.
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On this week's Game Night, we're playing the first few levels of EA's Army of Two: The 40th Day. This is your chance to see the game in action before the demo is released later this week.
We record Game Night live every Tuesday at 5 p.m. PST, and welcome thoughts and comments on our message board or Twitter account. A recorded version of the show will go up Wednesday afternoon on GameVideos. For past Game Night episodes check out 1UP's Game Night hub page.
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my mate has a dodgy liteon drive as it seems to have stopped reading discs. I tried to tweak the laser but it only worked for so long. My question is, can this drive be spoofed to another drive? I have a couple lying around that I could use. He has ixtreme 1.6 on his drive but unfortunately he doesn't have the original keys. Could this be done? I can't seem to find a drive to buy and swap the boards with on e.g. Ebay, from the UK. I've never spoofed a drive before so I'm not entirely sure where to begin.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Ezio Auditore Costume to be Offered in Up and Coming RPG
Are you a Final Fantasy, RPG, cosplay (either in real life or on behalf of your gaming characters!) or Assasin's Creed Fan? Then you'll be excited to hear the most recent news released by Ubisoft.
Although Ezio Auditore's, the stealth action hero originally dreamed up by Ubisoft story came to a conclusion in November 2011 release of Assasin's Creed: Revelations, he won't be dropping out of the gaming scene just yet.
Ubisoft has announced that Ezio will soon be featured in SoulCalibur V, a new fighting game which is scheduled to be released on January 31st. Additionally, Final Fantasy XIII-2 an up and coming RPG with a great deal of downloadable content is set to offer an Ezio Auditore costume for download so that you can deck out your Noel Kreiss character from the new game.
According to reports, the costume that will be available for download will be Ezio's darker look from Assassin's Creed: Revelations rather than softer his Assassin's Creed II or Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood outfits.
Cosplay and gaming fans can look forward to playing Final Fantasy XIII-2 after its release date in late January on the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. The RPG will be a direct sequel to 2010's Final Fantasy XIII directed by Motomu Toriyama. Toriyama told GameSpot the update will be "perhaps even darker and more mysterious" than its predecessor.
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Mandy Patinkin
Patinkin, the actor (Ragtime, Yentl) and singer (Evita, Sunday in the Park with George), claims to have been unsure about recording his first solo album. That's like Michelangelo wondering if he wants to get into painting ceilings. With bold flourish, the Juilliard-trained artist lends his honey-rich tenor to 24 songs. The selections span more than 100 years of popular music history. Side 1 begins with a pull-out-the-stops "Over the Rainbow," setting a high level of showmanship that carries through to the final track, a poignant "Pennies from Heaven." This ambitious project mixes show tunes (the obscure "Coffee in a Cardboard Cup" from 70, Girls, 70), Al Jolson showstoppers ("Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody") and American pop standards ("I'll Be Seeing You"). The album is resplendent with emotional colors ranging from a seething "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime" to a flamboyant "Happy Medley" featuring "There's a Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder" and "Alexander's Ragtime Band." Patinkin is even fearless enough to toss in such novelties as "Love, Unrequited Love, Robs Me of My Rest" from Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe, "Soliloquy" from Carousel, and an a cappella rendition of "Sonny Boy." By interweaving the 1895 chestnut "And the Band Played On" (about Casey and that strawberry blond), in "Valse Triste" time, with Randy Newman's "Marie" and the Broadway ballad "Once Upon a Time," Patinkin creates a haunting portrait of a remorseful alcoholic. The brilliant arrangements are by Paul Gemignani (musical director on Broadway's Sweeney Todd and Sunday in the Park with George), who conducts a 52-piece orchestra of New York studio musicians. Patinkin reportedly spent a year putting this album together, hoping to get it just right. It's more than that, Mandy. It's over the rainbow. (CBS)
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Engineer, research collaborators team up on computational neuroscience training
Satish Nair, a University of Missouri professor of electrical and computer engineering, and three MU faculty collaborators submitted one of only three researcher training course proposals to receive funding from the National Institutes of Health BRAIN Initiative (Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies) aimed at cross-training researchers in computational neuroscience. The course will provide training to pre- and post-docs, medical students, and junior faculty who are beginning or anticipating potential careers/collaborations in neuroscience.
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Missouri Water Resources Research Center turns 50
In commemoration of its 50th anniversary, the MOWRRC held a symposium featuring speakers from all over central Missouri on topics including Missouri water issues, water management and water conservation.
Tuesday, May 13th, 2014
New leadership takes the helm of MO Water Resources Reseach Center
Baolin Deng began his tenure as the Missouri Water Resources Research Center's new director on March 1, replacing Professor Emeritus Tom Clevenger.
Thursday, August 22nd, 2013
Nanoparticle research earns research team numerous awards
Bala Ramalingam work with nanoparticles led to a 2012 award recognizing his research. Additionally, the work from members of the Gangopadhyay Research Group has garnered more recognition.
Monday, June 24th, 2013
What does it take to be a faculty entrepreneur?
Several on the University of Missouri College of Engineering faculty are "doing," having launched businesses based on their research breakthroughs. What follows is an examination of how faculty launch start-up ventures and a look at a handful of some of engineering's adventurous risk-takers' efforts, in various stages of development.
Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
High school students compete in 'Frontiers in Design' competition
Partnering with Columbia Public School and State Farm Insurance, the University of Missouri hosted the "Frontiers in Design" competition, which asked area high school students to develop a solution and a marketing plan to a surgical deficiency.
Thursday, March 21st, 2013
MU CELDi team earns third 'Success Story'
The College of Engineering's National Science Foundation-supported Center for Excellence in Logistics and Distribution (CELDi) achieved its third "Success Story" for its work on a project for CELDi industry member the Boeing Co. The project examines network design for the company's distribution facilities.
Thursday, January 24th, 2013
GAANN fellows get teaching instruction, pursue research projects
Through the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) grant from the United States Department of Education five doctoral students are receiving teaching instruction, funding for conferences and professional networking opportunities..
Thursday, January 24th, 2013
Computer Science Department supports three designated research centers
Within the MU College of Engineering, 12 areas of collaborative research have been designated as research centers. Faculty members in the Computer Science Department direct three of the college's centers.
Thursday, November 15th, 2012
One of a kind: college soils laboratory unites characterization services, geotechnical testing
Soil science is life science. And the geotechnical engineers and soil scientists in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering […]
Tuesday, September 4th, 2012
Visiting students learn from MU educators
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Monday, June 18th, 2012
Laying the groundwork for agricultural use of groundsource energy
Just a few feet below the surface of the Earth — seasonally baked dry in summer's heat and frozen solid […]
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012
New engineering minors expand opportunities for undergraduates
Engineering encompasses a wide array of fields and disciplines, and while the majors offered to undergraduates help to define fields […]
Wednesday, February 29th, 2012
Outreach programs introduce engineering to younger students
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Friday, February 24th, 2012
MU IMSE offers past, present, future IMSE students Lean Six Sigma certification
Lean Six Sigma is a quantitative approach to improving a process. It is applicable to any process for which there […]
Monday, February 13th, 2012
MU Industrial engineers receive grant to work with faculty from Baghdad university
Years of war have devastated Iraq's system of higher education and isolated university faculty and administrators from the international academic […]
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012
Inaugural students graduate from Coordinated Undergraduate Degree Program
With a bass voice that precedes him, Chao Fang laughs as he talks about "singing confidently." At 6'2", the MU […]
Friday, December 2nd, 2011
MU CELDi helps company save more than $2 million
Proprietors of any household budget would rejoice in the discovery of a way to save a few dollars. However, when […]
Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
Student organizations prepare for spring conferences
The University of Missouri College of Engineering will be hustling and bustling with activity before and after spring break when […]
Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011
Mizzou Engineering ChemE Car Team places in top 10 at nationals
After placing second in the regional competition this past May, Mizzou Engineering's ChemE Car Team took its backpack-sized car, many […]
Friday, October 28th, 2011
Engineering faculty travels to Iraq to lay collaboration groundwork
The University of Missouri was selected by the International Research and Exchanges Board to participate in the Iraq University Linkage […]
Wednesday, October 26th, 2011
Photos: High School Weekend
High school students from around the U.S. visited for High School Weekend. Students who participated in the 2-day event met […]
Monday, October 3rd, 2011
New scholarship targets Project Lead the Way participants
The University of Missouri College of Engineering has embraced a national program aimed at igniting the imagination and innovative aptitude […]
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011
New partnerships expand engineering study abroad opportunities
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Monday, September 26th, 2011
First round of study abroad trips yields positive results
A new study abroad program offers engineering students at the University of Missouri a chance to travel to a variety […]
Monday, September 26th, 2011
Student logs delve into thoughts, experiences on study abroad trip
The following are excerpts from student logs kept during the London/Manchester/Paris trip, May 16-27. Students were required to keep journals […]
Tuesday, July 19th, 2011
Geotechnical engineering yields a rewarding career
As a young man, Jim Monsees planned to eventually become a doctor, but his older cousin's stories about the Army […]
Friday, June 17th, 2011
Infographic: How does research work?
Wednesday, May 4th, 2011
MU's stormwater best management practices focus of undergraduate research
A diverse group from across campus came together this semester to sponsor an undergraduate research project looking into stormwater best […]
Monday, May 2nd, 2011
Engineering builds study abroad opportunities
With an increasingly globalized economy, many of today's engineering students will eventually find themselves working in far corners of the […]
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