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I have recently enrolled in the Memory Fitness program at Abington Health Center – Warminster. I have found the program to be enjoyable and helpful. The lead of the program, Kathy Rovine, is very exceptional. It is a pleasure to go to her class. She speaks to each member of her class and the content of what she comes up with is amazing. The lessons are very well-planned and they are created to help those of us with memory problems. Thank you for recommending this program to my wife. I hope it will continue for a long time. – WP
You and your able assistants provide an atmosphere of caring, thoughtfulness and a genuine concern for and knowledge about each member of the (Memory Fitness) program.
Beginning with exercise, the news of the day, and later many fine and fun mental challenges (as well as Tuesday visits from a wonderful service dog), you and your staff help to enlarge each member's life. There is definitely a feeling of "hope for a better day" that is generated by you and your team. Lunch time provides members with meaningful socialization and a really lovely meal as well.
My husband looks forward to coming because he knows that "something good will be happening."
Thanks again for all you and your team's efforts to promote understanding and a really thoughtful and challenging program. – SL
I was extremely impressed. I could not believe that a group of nurses, nurses' aides and volunteers could be so alike; they exhibited kindness, courtesy, concern and all parts seemed to be prompted by sincerity.
Every one of the nurses couldn't treat me better if I were one of the family. I had the best of care.
Older adult unit was wonderful, almost a vacation. They tried hard to keep me content as I was quarantined to room. Wonderful hospital and staff.
I want to commend your home health aide for the excellent service she gave to my husband during his time on Abington Home Care. He was recuperating from his third stroke with walking difficulties and aphasia. Her early morning smiles and conversation brightened his day. Her excellence performance and bath service to see that he was immaculate showed expertise and caring. She was very knowledgeable, thoughtful and helpful with all suggestions. My husband looked forward to her visits. She made me, as his wife and caregiver, appreciative to have such a capable person to help us. We will truly miss her. – WB
I am writing to express my thanks and to highlight the hard work and caring of my nurse. My recovery was made so much easier thanks to her. Her knowledge and caring demeanor made the experience a lot more bearable. I was better able to care for myself thanks to her patient instruction. She made sure I had everything I needed to heal from my surgery. Thanks again. – RO
I wish to express my appreciation to the various Home Care personnel who came to our home following my surgery. To my physical therapist who made PT sessions nothing to be dreaded. His kind, thoughtful, caring and gentle ways made it easier for me… Your home care services are wonderful! Always on time and each visit they took time to answer any and all questions my husband and I had. It was good to know that someone cared about you and that you were not just a name on their list. Thanks you again for your many kindnesses! – AQ
I am sending this note to let you know that my physical therapist is awesome. She came to my home after I returned home from spending twelve days in a skilled facility after having a full knee replacement. She worked very hard with me and had me doing my exercised three times a day. Because of her hard work and my doing what she asked of me, I don't have to go to outpatient therapy. My doctor was shocked at how good my leg was dong. Six weeks after surgery I can bend my leg back 104 percent. I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate the hard work that my therapist did for me and I am very thankful. – JP
First just let me say I was very impressed by the compassionate care and comprehensive service that you all provided at our recent visit (to the Geriatric Assessment Center) for my father. My sister was pleased with the service she experienced when arranging the appointment as well
I would like to thank everyone in Abington's Hospice department for their help and compassionate care of my mother. Although we all miss her dearly, it is somewhat of a relief to know that her suffering was eased. I would like to extend my gratitude to our nurses and social worker who helped immensely through this trying ordeal and also a special thanks to our aide who cam every day to clean and freshen my mom and her bedding, with loving care. I know she will become an excellent nurse in the near future. – MM
I want to thank the Abington [Hospice] staff and [bereavement support group facilitator]. The level of concern and compassion was heartfelt and my family and I felt genuinely supported during my mom's hospice care and transition. After her passing, there were many moments where I felt isolated in my grief and mourning. However, attending the bereavement sessions and reading and re-reading all of the handouts truly helped me keep my sanity in check. The reflections allowed me to "accept" my grieving as a ritual process rather than irrational. I miss those Tuesday nights. They were a source of comfort and belonging. Thank you for caring. - CM
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Portugal's leading private free TV broadcaster, SIC, has acquired a 10% stake in Juan Gordon's Madrid-based production outfit Morena Films. The broadcaster has also acquired all rights for Portugal on three Morena projects which it will co-produce, and taken TV rights on three other Morena productions. The deal marks SIC's entrance into the international film production and acquisitions market.
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21st Conference of the Parties on Climate Change 2015
Hosted by the French Government, to be held in Paris Dec. 2015
The general framework of the annually held conferences on climate change is the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which was adopted in 1992 and has been ratified by 195 Parties. In 1997, the Kyoto Protocol as an international agreement to commit its Parties to internationally binding emission reduction targets was adopted and entered into force in 2005.
In 2012, the Doha Amendment to the Kyoto Protocol was adopted, which included the definition of a second commitment period from 2013 - 2020 and was the first step towards building a new international climate agreement. This new agreement is to be concluded in 2015 in order to enter into force in 2020.
Therefore, the 21st Conference of the Parties on Climate Change hosted by France at the Paris-Le Bourget site will mark a decisive stage in negotiations on a post-2020 climate regime. The goal is that by the end of the meeting, all the nations of the world will be bound by a universal agreement on climate.
In the meantime, the 20th Conference on Climate Change is just around the corner: it will be held in December 2014 in Lima, Peru. The official website of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change also provides detailed information on the Conference.
Civil Society organizations and networks are already starting to build momentum in order to ensure massive representation of civil society concerns in Paris 2015. Also, the U.N. Environmental Programme and Climate Action are planning to hold a Sustainable Innovation Forum 2015 as one of the many side events of the COP21 Paris.


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Preston have signed striker Akpo Sodje on a short-term contract.
The 32-year-old has impressed manager Graham Westley during pre-season.
Westley told Preston's official website: "Akpo has been at the club during pre-season and he has made a positive impact on me.
"We have agreed a short-term deal, he has been training well and he has played well when he has been involved in games and the opportunity to have a further look at him is one I am delighted to have."
Sodje added: "It is really good to complete the move. I have been at the club for almost three weeks and now I can concentrate on playing for Preston North End.
"It doesn't feel like I am settling into a new place but that is down to the rest of the boys and the club, they all made me feel welcomed on my first day."
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Yesterday's positive vote for SAB Miller's $12.3 billion takeover of Foster's clears the way for CCA to exercise an option to sell its half share in the beer joint venture to SABMiller for a profit over book value of about $210 million.
It also enables CCA to start conducting due diligence on Foster's spirits, alcoholic ready-to-drink (ARTD) and non-alcoholic beverages, and its Fijian brewery.
The timing of both the payment and the start of due diligence will depend on the completion of the Foster's takeover, which is scheduled for December 16. SABMiller must pay CCA 30 days after receiving notice to exercise its option, so the cash windfall may not be received until early next calendar year.
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However, analysts fear that if the Bureau of Meteorology's forecasts for another wet and mild summer come to pass, beverage volumes in Australia could remain weak, offsetting some of the benefit of the windfall.
CCA's Australian beverage volumes fell 4.7 per cent because of cool, wet weather in the December half of 2010. Merrill Lynch thinks volumes may not recover in the December half this year and may even fall another 1 per cent.
Merrill Lynch yesterday cut its net profit growth forecast for 2011 from 7.7 per cent to 4.9 per cent and trimmed its 2012 forecast by about 3 per cent, citing weak volumes and pricing pressure in supermarkets.
CCA's strategy is to fully recoup higher input costs through price rises and product mix. However, Woolworths and Coles have been resisting requests for price rises from major brand owners.
CCA lost market share in Woolworths between May and September because of a dispute over trading terms. Earlier this year Australia's biggest bread maker, Goodman Fielder, had some of its brands replaced with private-label goods when it tried to lift prices.
CCA and Woolworths are believed to have resolved their rift and Coca-Cola is now regularly promoted in Woolworths' weekly catalogues.
However, Merrill Lynch believes the "apparent deterioration" in their relationship has hurt CCA's volumes in the current half.
"In Australia, Coke sells between 50 per cent and 60 per cent of its products through the supermarket chains," Merrill Lynch said. "If a major retailer elects to reduce the promotion or emphasis of a product, it is likely to negatively impact the volumes of that particular product."
CCA, which is due to release a trading update in mid to late December, declined to comment on the Merrill Lynch report yesterday.
The bottler agreed to abandon its premium beer ambitions and sell its stake in the PacBev joint venture to facilitate SABMiller's solo bid for Foster's.
However, Mr Davis is keen to re-enter the beer market when a two-year non-compete period expires.
The acquisition of Foster's spirits and ARTD brands, which include Black Douglas scotch, Cougar bourbon and Karloff vodka, will round out the portfolio of spirits and ARTDs CCA makes and distributes under a 10-year agreement with Fortune Brands.
CCA has agreed to pay SABMiller between five and 10 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation for the Foster's assets, subject to due diligence.
A transaction pitched at 7½ times earnings would cost CCA between $150 million and $260 million, soaking up some of the proceeds from the PacBev sale. "CCA won't get access to Foster's books until the deal closes – it's a 2012 event," one source said.
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A look at the American Political Science Association's data on job listings and graduate placement.
In May and then again in June, the American Political Science Association (APSA) released reports detailing the information it has about job listings for political scientists and doctoral student placement. I reviewed these documents so, as Placement Director, I can advise students in my department more knowledgeably.
The good news is that the APSA's reports suggest the market for political scientists is improving. The organization, though, reports the information it has about the demand for political scientists separately from the information it has on the supply of candidates. This makes it difficult to judge the amount of competition for available positions.
So, I spent an hour putting data from the APSA's reports on job listings and placements onto a spreadsheet to get a different perspective on the political science job market. Consistent with the APSA's reports, the data suggest that the prospects of getting hired out of graduate school improved slightly over past three years (2010-2013). Combined, there are more academic and nonacademic job openings advertised than candidates and, overall, competition for assistant professor positions is less intense than it was in 2009-2010. However, the market for assistant professors has not loosened up for everyone. On the contrary, in some sub-fields there were more applicants per assistant professor position in 2012-2013 than during the recession-hit 2009-2010 market.
The APSA's reports on job listings for political scientists and graduate placement rates paint a cautiously optimistic picture of the political science job market. Here are some of the most important reasons why:
- The number of Assistant Professor postings to APSA's e-jobs website and other positions open to graduate students appear to have returned to and, in some cases, surpassed 2009-2010 levels.
- Slightly more than 79% of Ph.D.s in political science secured employment at the time of their graduation in 2012-2013. This success rate is about 10 percentage points better than Ph.Ds in other social science disciplines.
- The majority of graduate students who got jobs over the past three years secured tenure track offers.
As encouraging as these numbers are, the APSA also reports several pieces of worrying news. ABDs are not faring well on the market and fewer positions in Comparative Politics and International Relations were listed on e-jobs in 2012-2013 than the year before. As the above figure also suggests, help wanted ads for political scientists still have not returned to the levels seen between 2005 and 2007. In fact, 2012-2013 was the third worst year for Assistant Professor listings in the twelve year history of e-jobs.
Supply and demand, together
By splitting its data on the supply of jobs openings from its data on the applicants, the APSA's reports make it difficult to asses these positive and negative numbers. Just how hard it is for applicants to get positions and how easy it is for employers to address their needs?
By comparing the number of applicants to the number of advertised positions, we can get an indication of the amount of competition for political science jobs and candidates. By this measure, the political science job market looks favorable for applicants. As the above figure shows, demand for political scientists is greater than the candidate pool.
When it comes to competition over Assistant Professor positions though, job seekers face a more difficult environment (see below).
The ratio of all applicants to Assistant Professor positions fluctuates around the 2:1 mark. Candidates with Ph.D. in hand are somewhat better off, facing slightly less than 1.5 applicants per job.
The overall level of competition for Assistant Professor positions, though, masks substantial variation by sub-field where there can be as many as five or six applicants per advertised position.
As this figure shows, the situation in Theory is the toughest by far. In 2012-2013, there were more than six applicants per advertised position on e-jobs. Comparative Politics is the next most difficult market for applicants to navigate with roughly three applicants for every advertised position, followed by IR and American Politics. Public Policy, which is a smaller field than the others, appears to provide easiest route to acceptance in the academy.
Thinking about these data, I'll tell the students in my department who are searching for jobs this year that, based on historical data, the odds are good that they will find employment. There are a lot of opportunities for people with degrees in political science and they should be open to considering them even if they are outside the academy. Getting Assistant Professor positions will be harder, but students from my department usually beat the odds because they have strong research profiles, quality teaching portfolios, and are able to make compelling cases for themselves in application materials.
A more difficult question to answer is whether students should wait to complete their dissertations before searching for jobs. The APSA's data suggests that finishing is a key to success on the market. This convinces me that students with uncertain completion dates should consider delaying their job searches. My experience on job search committees and watching students from my program on the market, though, suggests that those who can credibly tell hiring committees that they are close to defending are still able to secure good positions.


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Summaries of successful local government programs are published in PM Magazine.
The city of Montrose, Colorado (population 12,000), used to spend $4 to $5 for each tire it disposed of at the local landfill. Although using a tire cutter would have enabled the city to pack used tires with regular trash and to pay much lower landfill rates, the cost of a commercial tire cutter-$20,000-was prohibitive.
So the city's fleet manager decided that the city should build its own tire cutter. He came up with the design, obtained most of the materials at a local scrap yard, and had his own staff build the device. After the city had spent $500 on materials and approximately 40 hours on labor, it had gained a tire cutter that is extremely functional. Once it is attached to the end of a backhoe, it can cut up four tires a minute. The homemade tire cutter requires virtually no maintenance.
Source: Ideas in Action: A Guide to Local Government Innovation, copyright 2004, published by ICMA, Washington, D.C.
The Ketchum, Idaho (population 3,000), City Council has passed an ordinance limiting the brightness of exterior lighting on all commercial and residential properties in the city. The ordinance is designed to enhance the ability of residents to see the night sky, which helps to preserve the rural quality of life in the city and to enhance the experience of tourists. The ordinance also improves safety because it results in more even lighting, instead of a few bright spots and many dark spots.
When it passed the ordinance, the city mandated that all commercial properties conform. Residential properties, however, are only required to conform when homeowners apply for new building permits or when a neighbor complains about a property's lights. In 1999, when the ordinance was first passed, the city promoted it through a public relations campaign that included a brochure. The city periodically runs articles to remind residents of the ordinance.
Source: Ideas in Action: A Guide to Local Government Innovation, copyright 2004, published by ICMA, Washington, D.C.
The town of Farmville, Virginia (7,000), set up a mobile medical tactical unit that can respond to hazardous-materials spills and bioterrorist attacks, as well as major emergencies. The unit is staffed by trained emergency-management team volunteers who are on call 24 hours a day, as well as a volunteer physician. When hazardous materials are involved in an event, the team can begin overseeing officer and civilian safety within minutes while the hazmat team mobilizes, which can take up to two-and-a-half hours.
The unit has all the equipment needed to identify potantially hazardous materials and to carry on decontamination procedures until the hazmat unit is ready to take over. The unit can also provide emergency medical attention, including minor surgery. The vehicle for the mobile medical tactical unit is a donated ambulance with $100,000 worth of equipment, some of it donated and some provided by the town.
Source: Ideas in Action: A Guide to Local Government Innovation, copyright 2004, published by ICMA, Washington, D.C.
When the town of Grand Chute,Wisconsin (population 18,000), built a new town hall, the town board agreed to include a fitness room for employees but did not provide a budget for equipping the room.A group of employees established a relationship with a nonprofit affiliate of the employee union and began raising money through the affiliate to purchase fitness equipment. Several employees sold bratwurst and hamburgers on weekends at a local store that offers space for nonprofit fundraising.
They sold chili at an annual fundraiser for a local park, and several town board members helped make the chili.The employees also set out an "honor bar" of snacks for employees to purchase.A group of employees spent the $1,200 earned through their fundraising efforts on a set of free weights and a resistance machine.They hope to raise another $1,000 this year to buy a treadmill and an exercise bicycle.
Source: Ideas in Action: A Guide to Local Government Innovation, copyright 2004, published by ICMA,Washington, D.C.
To preserve the historic character of many properties in the city of Mobile,Alabama (population 199,000), the city has purchased façade easements on 150 properties.The homeowner signs a legal document that is recorded in probate court and remains with the deed of property in perpetuity.The owner may not make any changes to the house's exterior, such as painting, new construction, or demolition, without the city's permission.
In exchange, the homeowner receives a tax credit from the Internal Revenue Service usually worth 10 to 15 percent of the building's value minus the land's value, although the city charges 3 percent of the easement figure to cover its administrative costs.The city inspects the properties every five years and rarely finds a problem. Because homes in the historic district cannot be altered without permission anyway, the easement provides homeowners with an essentially "free" tax credit.
Source: Ideas in Action:A Guide to Local Government Innovation, copyright 2004, published by ICMA,Washington, D.C.
The Revitalizing Port Huron program is designed to encourage pride, redevelopment, and reinvestment in the historically industrial city of Port Huron, Michigan (population 32,000). The city has teamed up with county government, local banks that offer financing assistance for home remodeling projects and down payments on home purchases, realtors who can provide advice to renters about purchasing homes, a national charity that constructs houses for those in need, local charitable foundations, and hardware stores offering discount coupons.
Residents seeking to improve their homes can now go to any of the partners and find out how to put together services from several partners to address their needs. The partners can also team up to address a single problem. For example, a local charity provided volunteers, another supplied building materials, the city gave technical advice, and the local Red Cross affiliate offered transportation to make repairs in one house.
Source: Ideas in Action: A Guide to Local Government Innovation, copyright 2004, published by ICMA, Washington, D.C.
While Rufe Snow Drive in the city of North Richland Hills, Texas (population 56,000), is being widened from five to seven lanes, which is expected to take two years, the city is offering support to businesses located along the drive.
As soon as planning for the construction project began, city representatives met with local businesses to identify their concerns and come up with ways to resolve them. The city made portable signs directing customers to the driveways of businesses, as these driveways are not always visible during the construction. The signs can be moved as construction progresses.
The city also worked with the businesses to develop a savings-card program offering discounts at 25 to 30 participating businesses. The city promotes the cards through its Web site and newsletters and distributes them at local events. The cards can also be downloaded from the city's Web site. Through the city's efforts, more businesses on the drive have opened than have closed during construction.
Source: Ideas in Action: A Guide to Local Government Innovation, copyright 2004, published by ICMA, Washington, D.C.
The city of Burlington, Vermont (population 38,889), is encouraging downtown retailers to convert their unused or underused second-story space into apartments. Many retail property owners already receive excellent rents from their downstairs tenants and see no need to spend money converting their second stories into housing. The city hopes, however, that providing more housing will encourage more people to live downtown, enhancing the safety and attractiveness of this district.
To support the conversion of space in a historic downtown building into three apartments, the city received a $75,000 grant from the state's Vermont Downtown program, which helps cities improve their central business districts. The grant was instrumental in persuading the owner to commit to paying the rest of the renovation's $300,000 price tag. Through programs like this one, Burlington hopes to create an old-fashioned, 24-hour downtown where people live, shop, eat, and come for recreation.
When Punta Gorda, Florida (population 14,344), started rehabilitating its sewers, it replaced some brick streets with asphalt to save money. A group of dissatisfied citizens volunteered to remove and replace the bricks, and a highly successful volunteer program was born, with the permission and support of the city council. Now, 50 to 60 volunteers help save one or two brick streets each year.
The city picks up the bricks before working on the utilities and has them cleaned. The volunteers spend a day relaying the bricks. This beautification project has boosted real estate values, and the city saves $5,000 to $7,000 every time the volunteers relay a brick street. The city also saves replacement costs because asphalt streets need to be repaved every 10 to 12 years, while brick streets can last as long as the utilities beneath them do, typically up to 50 years.
Since 1996, the mayor, city council, and department heads of Rockville, Maryland (population 47,388), have conducted monthly "walking town meetings" with neighborhood associations. City staff meet with a neighborhood association before the meetings to identify issues of interest or concern and to plan the neighborhood tour. Residents' questions are passed on to appropriate departments before the meetings so that answers are available at the meetings themselves.
The city mails postcards and posts signs to promote meetings, which are held between March and September (except during July and August) and are typically attended by 20 to 40 residents. A bus is always available to transport everyone through the neighborhood in case of rain. The meetings have proved popular with the residents of the 20 or so neighborhoods that have hosted them, and the mayor and councilmembers appreciate the opportunity to mingle with residents and gain a new perspective on issues.
Members of the Greenwood Village, Colorado (population 11,035), city council now receive their meeting agendas and associated documents on compact discs. Instead of bringing three-ring binders to council meetings, members bring laptop computers. During the meetings, the mayor and nine councilmembers can search for information with the click of a mouse or use special software to make notes on any of the material. Hyperlinks connect agenda items with relevant documents and references to the municipal code, and several documents can be viewed on the screen simultaneously. Councilmembers love the ease of the new system.
The city spent $50,000 for laptops for the mayor, the council, and the executive management team. The amount of labor to produce and distribute the documents is about the same as for paper documents; it takes approximately an hour to burn all the CDs that are distributed.
The city of Greenfield, Wisconsin (population 35,476), bought 26 automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) for $86,000. Funds came from donations by the police and fire departments, a local hotel/motel group, and profits from the sale of some equipment. The AEDs have been installed in the city hall, police department, emergency response vehicles, police cars, and fire department engines.
The city has trained all 237 of its employees, including the mayor and common council president, in the use of AEDs as well as in CPR. The four-hour training sessions were provided at no charge by staff members of the parks and recreation department and of the fire department, as well as by the American Red Cross. Employees are trained annually to maintain their skills.
The East Haven, Connecticut (population 28,189), Police Department recently took advantage of an unusual program in the state's community college system that allows localities to obtain training and equipment at reduced rates. The police signed an agreement with Gateway Community Technical College through which the college would provide 30 hours of training to several police officers and more than 200 hours of training to the network administrator. While they were being trained, all participating police officers were enrolled in the community college and received certificates after completion. The agreement also called for the purchase of 15 workstations and two servers, as well as for wiring the police building.
The department estimates that after spending $80,000, it saved close to 50 percent on these training costs. The college was able to provide the training at cost, and it passed on the savings to buy the computers that it obtains through bulk purchasing.
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Cross country runners fourth, fifth at Lindale
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Oct. 7, 2008 - LINDALE -- The Sulphur Springs cross country team took fourth and fifth place in girls and boys competition held here Friday.
In the varsity boys division - Sulphur Springs got fourth overall. Top runner for the Wildcats was senior Ross Hicks with a time of 17:41, eighth overall. Garrett Gray, also a senior athlete, was 13th, 17:59; junior Preston Weaver, 18th; junior Cody Morehead, 29th, 18:47; senior Chris white, 33rd, 18:53; junior Andrew Wallace, 40th, 19:08 and taking 55th was senior Bailey Booher in a time of 19:48.
The girls took fourth place overall in varsity competition. Sophomore runner Meagan Massey was seventh, 13:31. Others include: freshman Ayana Taylor, eighth, 13:37; junior Kasie Crowson, 47th, 15:05; freshman Chelsea Foster, 48th, 15:06; junior Karlie Junot, 49th, 15:10; sophomore, Samantha Owens, 52nd, 15:19 and freshman Ashley Gregory, 55th with a time of 15:24.
Freshman Micah Hampton had the top time for the junior varsity boys as at 19:06. Others include: sophomore Irvin Anderson, second, 19:16; sophomore Tanner Bolton, sixth, 20:04; sophomore Jarod Morgan, 27th, 21:07; junior Tyler Usher, 25th, 21:01; sophomore Pablo Olquin, 31st, 21:37; freshman Dadrian Smith, 37th, 21:58; freshman Shane Bailey, 39th, 22:14; freshman Garrett Womack, 54th, 23:02; freshman Arron Pierce, 58th, 23:14; senior Brandon Fain, 68th, 23:58; sophomore Arthur Harbin, 80th, 24:58. Also running, but not placing were: freshman Landon Shearer, 25:28; sophomore, Brennan St. Clair, 25:33; freshman Kyler Smith, 27:47; freshman Ryan Henton, 29:54 and sophomore Taylor Ausbrooks, 30:44.
Junior varsity girls results include freshman Grecia Tenornio, 14th, 15:50; sophomore Sabrina Hutchings, 16:11; freshmen runners, Micah Stalcup, 27th, 16:40; Ashleigh Wallace, 35th, 17:03; Daisy Osornio, 50th, 17.53; Janelle VanBenthem, 71st, 19:25 and Michelle Osornio, 21.38.
"We ran well and had some good times," said Sulphur Springs head coach Andy Holt. "We will compete Saturday in Commerce."
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Norwegian who threatened royals turns up in jihadist video
A Norwegian citizen previously accused of making threats against the country's royal family has reportedly shown up in a jihadist video shot in Iraq.
Bastian Vasquez, 25, and of Chilean origin, allegedly appears in the video, said to have been produced by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), gloating over the fall of an Iraqi border post.
On the video, the man states that ISIL had taken the post and killed several Iraqi soldiers.
"We have decided to investigate Bastian Vasquez in relation to the published footage," Norway's police security service said.
In 2012, Vasquez was accused of making threats against the Norwegian royal family and former prime minister Jens Stoltenberg in another video. After he did not show up for his trial, Norway launched an international hunt for him, suspecting he could have gone to Syria.
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About Andrea Bowers
Working in a variety of mediums including drawing, installation, and video, Andrea Bowers centers her work on the convergence of art and activism. The topics she has addressed in her practice range from workers' rights and the Occupy Movement to sexuality and gender discrimination, and is a self-described feminist artist. In a recent multimedia exhibition at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects, Bowers explored a historic labor movement, absorbing and reconfiguring its imagery in monumental graphics and linking its legacy to the contemporary Occupy Movement.
American, b. 1965, Wilmington, Ohio, based in Los Angeles, California
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A Voice Remains, Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London
if i can't dance to it, it's not my revolution, Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, Haverford College, Haverford


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52 Weeks of Grateful: A project to inspire
52 Weeks of Grateful is shared on #52weeksofgrateful as a weekly project to share, inspire and remind ourselves of the good things in our lives.
Often it's easy to pinpoint all that is wrong in our lives and to overlook all that isn't. The bills are piling up, the kids are sick (again) and the mountain that is every day life just seems insurmountable. Even worse, there is no end in sight… it's all so utterly relentless. It's tempting to sink down to the bottom and let it all get on top of us.
But this is life, this is it, it's all we got!
The 52 weeks of grateful project is about identifying, celebrating and sharing all the things – both big and small – that we are thankful for, even when it's hard to do. It's about reflecting on our lives and coming together each week to share just one thing that we are appreciative of. One thing that has lifted us up and made us realise that we're doing okay.
Choosing to be grateful enriches our lives and makes us live with more meaning, more joy and more hope.
It's easy to change the way you look at things. Join us on this positive and uplifting journey and start finding the good bits in your life straightaway. To get you inspired, here's some of our favourite grateful posts that you can pin, share on Facebook or Tweet (#52weeksofgrateful) to spread the message of thanks!


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Snoop Dogg has teamed up with CharityBuzz.com to raise funds for Urban Farming. The rapper will be offering a fan the chance to join him for a studio session with a $50,000 package that will have the winner arriving at the studio in one of Snoop's pimped-out rides and listen in as he works on his next album.
Proceeds from the auction will go toward Urban Farming, which helps communities create gardens on unused spaces and grow organic food. Another 10 percent will help fund the Snoop Youth Football League, a non-profit organization that gives inner city kids the chance to participate in sports and receive academic mentorship.
For more info on the auction, visit CharityBuzz.com.
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I know how you guys love Dropbox, and how you guys love free stuff, so I figured those who didn't see it yet would appreciate this pointer
On Lifehackers, this article has been quite popular this week. It discusses a new Beta Testing stimulance by the Dropbox team: install the beta, import 5GB of photo's and video's with their new photo import feature, and get a free 5GB of space – of coures you can delete the photo's from your Dropbox again afterwards!
Even for those of you who don't want to go through all the trouble of uploading 5GB of photo material, there's a free 500MB – the first 500MB is added to your account the moment you install the beta, attach a camera and upload just one photo.
Direct link to the thread with download links here
PS: Little trick that isn't really 'by the book', but worked; create a folder called DCIM on a USB device, fill it up with photo's, pull it out and push it back in. "Would you like Dropbox to import the photo's from your camera?"
PPS : Please, people, I know it's tempting, but please refrain from posting referal links (as mentioned in the forum rules)
PPPS : Turns out you don't even need to upload all the files – thanks for pointing this out, LucidStudios! Simply importing 5Gb worth of files seems to do the trick. You can delete them again once they've been imported, even though they havn't finished uploading yet.
Wow, I love Dropbox, thanks for share this news
Oh Wait, I must upload 5 Gigs photo or video? to get 5 Gigs, waste my time absolutely.
canimalition said
Oh Wait, I must upload 5 Gigs photo or video? to get 5 Gigs, waste my time absolutely.
if you're clever (like Joost posted) it'll take a few seconds to get the space
MSFX said
canimalition saidif you're clever (like Joost posted) it'll take a few seconds to get the space
Oh Wait, I must upload 5 Gigs photo or video? to get 5 Gigs, waste my time absolutely.
But I have slow connection , I'll try soon
I try to upload file with 1,4 Gigs of Photo, with speed 10 Kb/s, too bad
Awesome, i'll do this soon!
Yeah, upload speed is holding me back as well. I'll be uploading photo's at max speed the upcoming 48hours No need to put any more effort into it at the moment, though – and if I'm uploading something else in the mean time I'll just turn Dropbox off for a second.
EDIT : I've just noticed my second increase – passed the 1Gig-mark
I already pay the yearly fee, my life is completely hang on the cloud with Dropbox; Anyone who know or master Payton, Dropbox always looking for dev`


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Bond Dickinson has confirmed that up to 7 per cent of its support staff will be made redundant following a consultation process which began in July, The Lawyer can reveal.
The firm gave the estimated figure yesterday (Monday 12 August), following speculation from insiders that as many as 20 per cent of support roles were to go. A spokesperson insisted that less than half this amount – 7 per cent – could be impacted by redundancy.
Managing partner Jonathan Blair said: "Following the merger we have identified some new roles within the business but also inevitably some areas of duplication. We are consulting with those affected and our main priority is to focus on supporting them."
A spokesperson said that if the proposals are accepted then approximately 7 per cent of support staff roles would be made redundant, with voluntary redundancy enhancements offered to all affected staff.
The news comes a week after the firm unveiled its combined turnover of £98.3m since its merger between Dickinson Dees and Bond Pearce went live on 1 May (5 August 2013). The turnover for both Bond Pearce and Dickinson Dees grew to £50.3m and £48m respectively, giving a total figure of £98.3m.
Since the merger, which was voted through by partners at both firms in December 2012 (6 December 2012), Bond Dickinson says it has picked up a number of new clients including Education Funding Agency and Colgate Palmolive.
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Growing in Small Places - Container Gardening Workshop
UF/IFAS Manatee County Agriculture & Extension Service - Urban Horticulture
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM (EDT)
Event Details
This workshop will address soil types, a variety of containers, and will also describe design elements of what plants to use including plant height, texture, and color to create pleasing combinations of vegetables, flowers, and herbs. The program will begin with a demonstration of how to assemble a container garden from two five gallon buckets. Bring two five gallon buckets and swap for an assembled gardening bucket. Presented by Lisa Hickey, Extension Agent.
Programs of the Extension Service are available to all without discrimination with respect to race, creed, color, religion, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, martial status, national origin, political opinions, or affiliations.
The Manatee County Agriculture and Extension Service provides the educational resources of the University of Florida through materials and training to the citizens of Manatee County. Topics relate to gardening, landscaping, water conservation and more. It is cooperatively funded by Manatee County Government, the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (I.F.A.S.) and the United States Department of Agriculture (U.S.D.A.).
When & Where
Horticulture Learning Center (HLC)
Manatee County Agriculture and Extension Service
1303 17th Street West
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM (EDT)
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UF/IFAS Manatee County Agriculture & Extension Service - Urban Horticulture
The mission of Manatee County Agriculture and Extension Service is to serve the citizens of Manatee County with the best information and educational programming available, thus enabling citizens to solve problems, capitalize on opportunities, and enhance the quality of their lives. This could mean increased agricultural production, energy or water conservation, responding to environmental issues, providing information for families or addressing youth development.


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SPORTS >> Group effort propels Lady Jackrabbits
The Lonoke Lady Jackrabbits advanced to the semifinal round of the Beebe Christmas Classic with a mercy-ruled 58-29 victory over cross-county rival Carlisle on Monday afternoon at Badger Sports Arena.
The Lady Jackrabbits (8-5) used their entire bench during the rout and triggered the sportsmanship/timing rule with a 30-point lead at the start of the fourth quarter.
Its always good to get our feet back under us after Christmas break, said Lady Jackrabbits coach Nathan Morris, who was pleased his team didnt let down with the big lead.
More than anything, I was happy that we came out and played hard in the second half, because its easy to do that, and they didnt let up, Morris said. We stayed on and we executed well. Offensively we executed well and we played pretty solid defense.
Lonoke held Carlisle to six points in the first quarter and five in the second to take a 32-11 lead at halftime and then kept the pressure up in the final two quarters.
The Lady Jackrabbits used 14 players and nine made it on to the scoreboard at some point.
You never know when youre going to have to have those folks down the stretch, Morris said. Their role might be limited; their role might be more minutes. If the starters do their job and get up on top of somebody early, well put them in a little earlier.
You never know; you might be an ankle injury away from having to use one of them.
Junior shooting guard Cara Neighbors got in on the action in the fourth quarter after sitting out most of a month recovering from wrist surgery.
It did not take long for Neighbors to shake off the rust as she scored eight of the Lady Jackrabbits 10 points in the final period.
I wouldnt have done that if the kid had not been practicing, Morris said. Shes been going at about 85 percent in all of our contact stuff. We were fortunate enough we could get her into the doctor and get her in there and released just a little bit of rust.
After a slow start, things picked up for the Lady Jackrabbits in the final minute of the first quarter.
Asiah Scribner scored inside to make it 9-3 Lonoke, but Whitney Thrift answered for the Lady Bison (5-4) with a three-point basket. Lonoke reserve Emily Smith closed out the quarter for the Lady Rabbits with a pair of free throws and a putback that gave Lonoke a 13-7 lead heading into the second quarter.
Lonoke turned up the defensive pressure to open the second quarter, which resulted in a 7-0 run. Ashleigh Himstedt scored on two straight jumpers, followed by a free throw by younger sister Anna Himstedt and a basket by Scribner with 5:32 left to give the Lady Jackrabbits a 20-6 lead.
The elder Himstedt struck again with 5:06 left in the half to increase Lonokes lead to 22-8. She also scored on a Scribner steal and assist seconds later and drew a foul and completed the three-point play to put the Lady Jackrabbits up 25-8.
She went on to lead Lonoke with 14 points. Scribner finished with 11.
Ashleigh Himstedt got her next score unassisted when she stole a Carlisle pass at midcourt and drove for a lay-up to make it 28-8 with 2:38 left in the half. Smith then hit two free throws to extend the lead to 30-8.
Jessica McCallie finally ended Lonokes second 7-0 run of the period with a pair of free throws with 2:09 left before Emily Howell closed out the half for the Lady Jackrabbits with a putback of her miss with 1:49 left to make it 32-10.


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Like zombies? Like strippers? Tired of looking around endlessly for a movie to satisfy both cravings? If you answered yes to all questions, then wait no longer. This movie is for you.
No I did not make this up. Although I do want to shake the hand of the person who made it possible.


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Southwestern Salad With Avocado Lime Dressing
Recipe by Sharon123
A satisfying salad with romaine, tomatoe, corn and beans with crunchy corn chips! Go get em! Adapted from Vegetarian Times magazine-May 2010.
Top Review by jenne
Let me start by saying that my FAVORITE salad of all time is the BBQ Chicken Salad from California Pizza Kitchen (sub avocado for the chicken and it's a fabulous vegetarian salad). That being said, this recipe is very similar yet much healthier since it doesn't have the fattening ranch dressing all over it. After reading the other's reviews, I made sure that my dressing was good and seasoned with extra cumin, seasoning salt and garlic powder and took it easy on the lime. Even with the changes to the dressing, I felt like the dressing was just OK when atop the salad. SO, I drizzled a little BBQ sauce on top and WOW - PERFECTION!!!! Thanks for posting, Sharon!!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups chopped romaine lettuce
- 1 1⁄2 cups beans, rinsed and drained (pinto or black beans, or your choice)
- 1 cup grape tomatoes, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup corn kernel (fresh or frozen)
- 1⁄4 cup green onion, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup cilantro, chopped
- 1 ripe avocado
- 3⁄4 cup salsa (prepared, prepared, not chunky)
- 1⁄2 cup low-fat sour cream
- 3 tablespoons lime juice
- 4 drops Tabasco sauce (optional)
- salt (optional)
- pepper (optional)
- corn chips (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Mix the lettuce, beans, tomatoes, and corn in a clear glass bowl. Sprinkle green onions and cilantro on top.
- Mash avocado in a separate bowl, and whisk in salsa, sour cream, and lime juice.
- Season with hot sauce, if using, and salt and pepper.
- Pour dressing over salad, toss well, and top with the crushed corn chips if desired. Enjoy!


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Have received a recorded letter today from my ex husbands solicitor: The sheriff, it being intimated by letter that the agent for the defender no longer acts for her, appoints the purser to for with serve on me a copy of this interlocutor and notice in form G10 and appoints the said me to appear in court on the 15th of July 2013, under certification that if she fails to do so decree may be granted against her, appoints the pursuer to lodge in process a certificate of service. I informed my solicitor I did not want him to act on my behalf and informed my ex husbands solicitor in writing that he was no acting on my behalf and all correspondence was to come to. I then receive this court order. I could not afford to carry on with my solicitor.


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Centre for Environment-Behaviour Studies (cE-Bs), Faculty of Architecture, Planning & Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia;Urban Research & Development Centre (URDC), Eastern Medditeranean University (EMU), Famagusta, N. Cyprus, Turkey
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- December 06-08, 2011
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- ASIA Pacific International Conference on Environment-Behaviour Studies (AicE-Bs 2011) ???Quality of Life and Environment??
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- Famagusta, N. Cyprus, Salamis Conti Bay Resort Hotel, Turkey
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- Conference Theme: ???Quality of Life and Environment??In the last decades, quality of life has become a central issue for those who plan and study cities or places where people live in response to growing pressures on urban communities, concern about the impacts of urbanisation and the effects of this on the well being of residents. Today, as the majority of the world??s population resides in urban areas, the issue of ???Quality of Life and Environment?? has to be explored more systematically through measuring and documenting the environment objectively and as it is experienced by residents. Once it is analysed, measured and documented, there appears the necessity to find ways to increase the quality of life. The concept of quality of life is also linked to sustainable development such that unless we engage with more sustainable practices the quality of life and environment will be deteriorated. AicE-Bs 2011 focuses attention on the concept of ???Quality of lLfe and Environment?? and contributes to the debate on the concept of quality of life as a key element of responsive environmental design.[gem?_?? den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information]The website is no longer available.[Redaktion EconBiz - editors EconBiz]
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Label Changes for:
Xenical (orlistat) Capsules
August 2015
Changes have been made to the PRECAUTIONS and ADVERSE REACTIONS sections of the safety label.
Detailed View: Safety Labeling Changes Approved By FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER)
August 2015
- Rare cases of leukocytoclastic vasculitis have been reported. Clinical signs include palpable purpura, maculopapular lesions, or bullous eruption.
- A pharmacokinetic study, where amiodarone was orally administered during orlistat treatment, demonstrated a reduction in exposure to amiodarone and its metabolite, desethylamiodarone [see Clinical Pharmocology (12.3)]. A reduced therapeutic effect of amiodarone is possible. The effect of commencing orlistat treatment in patients on stable amiodarone therapy has not been studied.
October 2013
Postmarketing Experience
- Convulsions have been reported in patients treated concomitantly with orlistat and antiepileptic drugs.
Antiepileptic Drugs
- Convulsions have been reported in patients treated concomitantly with orlistat and antiepileptic drugs. Patients should be monitored for possible changes in the frequency and/or severity of convulsions
Patient Information
Before you take XENICAL, tell your doctor if you
- have a seizure disorder (epilepsy)
- take Medicines used to treat seizures may not work as well while you take Xenical. Talk to your doctor right away if your seizures happen more often or get worse while you take Xenical.
January 2012
- Pregnancy .....added
5.3 Increases in Urinary Oxalate
- Some patients may develop increased levels of urinary oxalate.....
8.1 Pregnancy
Pregnancy Category X
- Xenical is contraindicated.....
May 2010
- There have been rare postmarketing reports of severe liver injury with hepatocellular necrosis or acute hepatic failure in patients treated with orlistat with some of these cases resulting in liver transplant or death. Patients should be instructed to report any symptoms of hepatic dysfunction (anorexia, pruritus, jaundice, dark urine, light colored stools, or right upper quadrant pain) while taking orlistat. When these symptoms occur, orlistat and other suspect medications should be discontinued immediately and liver function tests and ALT and AST levels obtained
Other Clinical Studies or Postmarketing Surveillance
- Rare cases of increase in transaminases and in alkaline phosphatase and hepatitis that may be serious have been reported. There have been reports of hepatic failure observed with the use of Xenical in postmarketing surveillance with some of these cases resulting in liver transplant or death. Rare cases of hypersensitivity have been reported with the use of Xenical. Signs and symptoms have included pruritus, rash, urticaria, angioedema, bronchospasm and anaphylaxis. Very rare cases of bullous eruption have been reported. Reports of decreased prothrombin, increased INR and unbalanced anticoagulant treatment resulting in change of hemostatic parameters have been reported in patients treated concomitantly with orlistat and anticoagulants. Hypothyroidism has been reported in patients treated concomitantly with orlistat and levothyroxine. Pancreatitis has been reported with the use of Xenical in postmarketing surveillance. No causal relationship or physiopathological mechanism between pancreatitis and obesity therapy has been definitively established.
What are the possible risks of XENICAL?
- Xenical has been shown to reduce the absorption of certain vitamins. You should take a multivitamin containing vitamins D, E, K, and beta-carotene once a day at least 2 hours before or after the administration of Xenical, such as at bedtime.
- Some patients taking Xenical may develop an increased risk for the development of kidney stones. Promptly report any symptoms of back pain or blood in the urine.
- Some patients prescribed Xenical may already be at increased risk for the formation of gall stones. Weight loss with Xenical can increase the risk of gall stones. Promptly report any symptoms of pain in the upper right portion of the abdomen. The pain may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
- There have been rare reports of severe liver injury in patients taking Xenical. Promptly discontinue Xenical and contact your healthcare provider if you develop symptoms suggestive of liver impairment, such as loss of appetite, itching, yellowing of the skin, dark urine, light colored stools, or right upper quadrant pain.


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Adam Lambert: Prepping for Queen Tour 'Has Been a Blast'
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By Kathleen Perricone
Adam Lambert is getting ready to hit the road with the legendary Queen!
And before they kick it off on Thursday, the American Idol alum called in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Monday morning to give us some details on what fans can expect at tonight's iHeartRadio Theater performance.
"It's kind of like a little sampler of our big arena tour that we're about to kick off on Thursday in Chicago." explains Adam. "We're kind of putting the highlights together for the audience tonight. The rehearsal process has been a blast. Getting back onstage with these guys has been really good."
Adam, 32, has played with Queen a number of times over the years, so this time around, he's not nervous anymore.
"The first time we did this in front of a big, big, big audience, I was trembling in my boots a little bit," he admits. "Now it feels like we're really, really one jelled unit. We've done this now, all the nerves are out. What's good about that when we get onstage, we want to do it better every time. It kind of raises the game."
Adam will play with Queen tonight at the iHeartRadio Theater in Los Angeles … and fans can stream the performance on Yahoo! here at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET.
And for more on Queen's tour, check out their site here!


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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The President today announced an emergency declaration for the state of Texas and ordered federal aid to supplement state and local response efforts due to the emergency conditions resulting from Hurricane Ike beginning on September 7, 2008, and continuing.
The President's action authorizes the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), to coordinate all disaster relief efforts which have the purpose of alleviating the hardship and suffering caused by the emergency on the local population, and to provide appropriate assistance for required emergency measures, authorized under Title V of the Stafford Act, to save lives, protect property and public health and safety, or to lessen or avert the threat of a catastrophe in the counties of Aransas, Brazoria, Brooks, Calhoun, Cameron, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Hardin, Harris, Hidalgo, Jackson, Jefferson, Jim Wells, Kenedy, Kleberg, Liberty, Matagorda, Nueces, Orange, Refugio, San Patricio, Victoria, Wharton, and Willacy.
Specifically, FEMA is authorized to identify, mobilize, and provide, at its discretion, equipment and resources necessary to alleviate the impacts of the emergency. Emergency protective measures, including direct Federal assistance, will be provided at 75 percent Federal funding.
FEMA Administrator R. David Paulison named Sandy Coachman the federal coordinating officer for federal recovery operations in the affected area.
FEMA coordinates the federal government's role in preparing for, preventing, mitigating the effects of, responding to, and recovering from all domestic disasters, whether natural or man-made, including acts of terror.


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The Central Texas College Continuing Education Department released its fall 2012 class schedule, which offers a variety of non-credit courses through December in subjects ranging from business and professional development, exercise, cooking, computer skills, personal enhancement and homemaking skills. Some of the classes include:
Your Dream Job
This new course is divided into three parts to help students explore their strengths and personality traits in order to build on them, seize career opportunities and ultimately land your dream job. The class meets from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays from Sept. 22 to Oct. 6. Cost is $75.
Entrepreneurship and Business Plan Development
Learn how to capitalize strengths and minimize weaknesses to help you start a business or make your existing business grow. The course includes writing a business plan. The class meets from 3 to 4:20 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays from Aug. 27 to Dec. 12. Cost is $179.
Advanced Photography
Take your photography skills to the next level as you learn refraction patterns, painting with light, cross polarization and more. The class includes field trips and group projects. The class meets from 6 to 9 p.m. Mondays from Sept. 10 to Oct. 15. Cost is $55.
Water Fitness Training
Develop strength and flexibility in this aquatic fitness course which combines Pilates and yoga movements modified for the water. No swimming skills are necessary. The class meets from 1 to 2 p.m. Fridays from Sept. 7 to Oct. 26. Cost is $29. There also is a class from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturdays from Sept. 8 to Oct. 27. Cost is $15. Another class is available from 6 to 7 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays from Sept. 10 to Oct. 3. Cost is $29.
Core Strength and Conditioning
Similar to Pilates, this class helps you tone muscles and gain flexibility. The class meets from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Fridays from Sept. 14 to Nov. 2. Cost is $29.
Tailgate Party
This new class teaches you how to prepare all the right munchies for the perfect tailgate party. Students will learn to prepare beef satay, blue cheese sliders, wings, grilled corn and more. The class is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sept. 15. Cost is $45.
Line Dancing
Class offers complete step-by-step instruction of basic line dance moves and dance floor etiquette and then moves on to high-energy advanced steps. The class meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays from Sept. 10 to 20. Cost is $25.
No Sewing Required: Learn how to make fleece pillows and blankets without threading a single needle. The class is from noon to 2:30 p.m. Sept. 22. Cost is $19.
Basic Math Review
This class will reacquaint you with whole numbers, percents, fractions, proportions, data analysis and more as it focuses on practical applications and examples. The class meets from 6 to 8 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays from Sept. 10 to Oct. 3. Cost is $45.
Numerous lifelong learning classes for those age 50 and older are available, including computer courses, water aerobics and yoga. Online classes in GRE preparation, grant writing, business administration, genealogy, event management, video game design, interior design and vocational/technical career opportunities are offered.
For more information or to register for a class, call CTC Continuing Education at (254) 526-1586. A complete course schedule is available at www.ctcd.edu/ce.
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Stock update : Sigelei 75 W
We are pleased to announce that now in stock are the Sigelei 75 Watts box Mod.
This is a temperature control mod that runs from 5 watts up to 75. Small and compact, it takes a single 18650 battery, has a spring loaded center pin and also features a pass through charging option.
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(10/22/2012) Flamboyant. Fabulous. Theatrical. Phenomenally Talented.
All are accolades that can be laid before American singer-songwriter Adam Lambert whose meteoric path to international stardom dates from his participation on the eight season of American Idol.
Despite winning the runner-up slot on that show, his career has easily eclipsed the winner with the release of top selling albums and singles that include "For Your Entertainment," "Whataya Want from Me" and "If I Had You."
Stardom was cemented further with a sold-out "Glam Nation" Tours breaking new ground in the music industry as the first openly gay performer to secure top music chart positions and sold out concerts.
Possessing an "in your face" stage demeanor and a multi-octave vocal range, Lambert has been nominated for Grammy Awards and numerous European recognitions.
A performer of undeniable international stature, Adam Lambert has been booked to perform at The Mulia Bali Ballroom on New Year's Eve 2012.
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UMKC kicks off Forever Fit initiative with weigh-in, rally and keynote speakerKANSAS CITY, MO -- The University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) will hold a special kick-off event for UMKC Forever Fit, a 10-week wellness initiative established to promote a culture of wellness thr...
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Posted: 7/18/2011 9:37:13 AM
UMKC Architecture and Art lecturer receives Fulbright grant to teach in CairoKansas City, Mo. - Richard Findley, a lecturer in the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) College of Arts and Sciences' Department of Architecture, Urban Planning + Design (AUP+D) and Department...
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Posted: 7/7/2011 10:48:13 AM
Kauffman Foundation grants $3.2 million to form KC STEM AllianceKansas City, Mo. - The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation today announced a $3.2 million grant over five years to create the KC STEM Alliance - a new organization that will grow and strengthen science,...
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Posted: 7/6/2011 1:49:58 PM
UMKC Women's Center to Celebrate 40th AnniversaryKANSAS CITY, MO. - Founded in 1971, the University of Missouri-Kansas City's (UMKC) Women's Center is one of the oldest campus-based women's centers in the U.S. and the second oldest in the Midwest. ...
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Posted: 7/6/2011 10:00:03 AM
Atlanta author's characters seek better odds, on and off the racetrackKansas City, Mo. - In Andrew Plattner's new BkMk Press story collection - "A Marriage of Convenience" - characters try to improve their odds on the racetrack and in life. As writer and editor George C...
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Posted: 7/5/2011 11:17:26 AM
Department of Architecture, Urban Planning + Design creates fund to honor nationally-known professor and architectKansas City, Mo. - Theodore Seligson, FAIA emeritus and visiting professor in the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) College of Arts and Sciences' Department of Architecture, Urban Planning + D...
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Posted: 6/30/2011 11:09:31 AM
UMKC recognizes James C. Olson ProfessorsKANSAS CITY, Mo. - The University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) recently recognized 12 faculty as inaugural members of the James C. Olson Professorship Program, a program established by the UM Syste...
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Posted: 6/28/2011 9:57:38 AM
Nationally-known author Albert Goldbarth speaks June 24KANSAS CITY, MO. - Nationally-known author Albert Goldbarth will speak about writing at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 24 at Diastole, 2501 Holmes St., Kansas City, Mo. Goldbarth will present the free keynot...
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Posted: 6/14/2011 3:30:22 PM
University of Missouri-Kansas City announces 2011 UMKC Trustees' Scholarship awardeesKANSAS CITY, MO. -- The University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) is pleased to announce the recipients of 2011 UMKC Trustees' Scholarships. Each year, UMKC names a select group of academically gifte...
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Posted: 6/9/2011 3:12:48 PM
Kansas City public radio station KCUR-FM named 'Radio Station of the Year' at KC Press Club Heart of America AwardsKANSAS CITY, MO. -- Kansas City public radio station KCUR 89.3 FM claimed a total of eight awards for reporting and programming and was named "Radio Station of the Year" at the 2011 Kansas City Press ...
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Posted: 6/9/2011 11:02:31 AM
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