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The room itself was comfortable enough. The breakfast buffet was very good and the location (near the A20) was much appreciated. All in all, a pleasant experience. The staff member on duty when we checked in was quite rude and did not demonstrate the minimum competence level required to work at a hotel catering to international travellers. The shower was filthy with mold and grime on the walls. This came as a disappointment as the first time around the staff on duty were professional and helpful and the shower was clean. There is a need for more consistency in service delivery.
Cleanliness of the room was very good. I would have preferred a larger room with a king size bed as we only wanted a double not a triple room.
Very clean and tidy, reception very helpful, thought gone in to what basic needs customers need while staying there. Breakfast excellent. Great value for money!!
Space, comfort, friendliness and helpfulness of staff Opening times of restaurant
The hotel was adequate for an overnight stay. I made the mistake of paying for the breakfast when I checked in. This was a huge mistake!!!!! The breakfast consisted of a croissant, a machine for the coffee, a machine for Juice, and an assortment of jams in little packets. A motorway service stations breakfast would have put it to shame!!!!!!
Good facilities with a lift. Very near the autoroute and a very good restaurant next door.
Good value for money. Breakfast good. Plenty of car parking.
only stayed one night, it was ok no evening meal avaible and only one diner over the road
cleanliness of the room and popular price of the hotel poor breakfast service
Exactly what we expected for the money and class.Perfect stop over point.
A very clean and comfortable hotel.
On top of great staff and value for money, also very close to a Carrefour shopping center, gas station and McDonalds. Perfect place to stay overnight when traveling by car.
Easy access, large rooms,ample parking, free WiFi, efficient air conditioning, grassed area to walk our dogs , reasonable rate for them to stay and pleasant staff Bad lighting in shower area Would benefit from more choice at breakfast.
Excellent location for a quick stopover. Excellent breakfast with freshly cooked scrambled eggs!
the quiet room, no external noise. Wonderful.
Right next to the main road, but the sound proofing was excellent. Great place to stay for a night or few, simple but good quality
The chateau is beautiful and in a lovely setting. Staff were friendly and very helpful. Restaurant was superb. nothing negative to say!
We loved the tower room we stayed in, dinner was fantastic and breakfast in bed perfect. This hotel was the highlight of our 3 weeks and we wish we'd had more than one night!
service and excelent food
The hotel staff is extremely friendly and doing their best to accomodate every wish. Very good restaurant. Nice surroundings. A bit expensive but worth it !
Excellent place. The staff was very useful and competent. The room was very comfortable (international channels were not working though). Unfortunately I did get a chance to try the restaurant but the menu looks awesome -although a bit pricey.
Good restaurant.nice grounds.great pool.fantastic castle Small menu.pricey food.bit snobish.french service
Beautiful room in a castle setting, excellent reception and an outstanding dinner (recently acquired michelin star and deserved in my opinion).
Excellent ambiance and Service
The people were very friendly, warm, family run hotel The website doesn't offer the ability to have 3 in a room however when you get there you realise that it's possible
Location, friendliness and efficiency of the staff. No
Friendly and helpful staff; English spoken. Excellent cuisine evening meal. Air conditioning. Swimming pool. Excellent decor. Easy parking and access.
The welcoming Management. The owners are "hands on" and do all they can to make your stay enjoyable. They were so helpful re: where to visit and suggested cycle routes in the area. They also have a very good restaurant. The hotel is wonderful overall!
very welcoming hosts; good food well presented and reasonbly priced. Child friendly.
Really ... ? Nothing :) The place is like in the movie '' Hostel '' ... Horror one.. The room is nice , but the village where is situated is like in bad dreams.. No one inside it... And the smell from the room ... mmmm... I still feel it ... It's horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
very comfortable and reasonable hotel
It was a one night stay ,so we cannot give a valid answer NO
Lovely pool and friendly owners restaurant was closed and this had been one of the reasons for choosing this hotel, but the owner was able to recommend a restaurant nearby
Nice food on the palat on a lovely rteraace which was a bit noisy cause of the road nearby
close to the motorway and easy to find. Also room was quiet. Very poor english of the person in reception (they didn't know what the "breakfast" is); restaurant was closed during the weekend.
Good location. Staff were friendly and efficient. Dated room decor, dirty corridors, room smelt of smoke despite being non smoking, dated lounge and dining area.
The room was comfortable with air conditioning that worked. The food in the restaurant was good and reasonable value. There was very little for a vegetarian in the restaurant, but then this is typical of France
Friendly staff and fact it had a pool. Not surprisingly given its location very much of motel style. We stayed a number of days and would have preferred the restaurant menu to change at least once or twice in a week particularly as the only other restaurant within walking distance was very poor. Could do with a lick of paint in the corridors.
The staff were very helpful with our (changing) reservations during a time that Brive was full of athletes and their coaches/families for a week-long rowing regatta. Access to the autoroute and to Brive was good.
Clean room, comfortable bed, nice staff, good atmosphere in dining room, evening meal good. Definately stay there again. Area where located not particularly picturesque
Lovely little hotel with unusual rooms, centrally placed and ideal for the stadium in Brive, as well as being in the centre of the town. Decor is slightly old fashioned but still charming.
Very pleasant reception by the "mine Host" Warm and generally pleasant stay Brekfast was well presented but sadly lacking for the price
The hotel is nicely situated for bars and restaurants
Relaxed and comfortable.
The hotel restaurant was open when nothing else within walking distance was. It had a lift. Very poor value for the money. Don't be confused by the price or fancy looking restaurant out front. This hotel is not a good value for the money. After seeing the room, I would not have eaten in the restaurant if anything else within walking distance had been open. The fish was good and the vegetables well prepared and presented. However, one of the sauces, thankfully served on the side, tasted like a new vinyl beach ball smells. I am a very experienced traveller and felt I was "taken" by this hotel. The beds are very hard and uncomfortable. Absolutely no view from my room.
Restaurant( impression, did not eat there) Shaby furniture
The hotel was in a very central location in Brive. The room was very spacious and airy. There was free parking available close to the hotel. The staff were friendly and efficient. The menu in the restaurant had quite an unusual selection of food. I would have preferred more of a choice of international cuisine.
Convenience to town centre & good restaurant We booked a none smoking room but the first room offered smelt of smoke. However, staff quickly and curteously found us another room.
Restaurant excellent although service a little brusque. Room clean but very average. Pillows were diabolical and we didn't sleep well as a result. Breakfast was awful.
Staff not very welcoming.
Convenient for town centre, adequate parking The reception area had a bad smell and the room was quite small.
Sheets were clean and crisply ironed. The room was very small and cramped. No room to pass each other or for the suitcases.
Easy to locate, the staff were extremely nice, the rooms were very clean and the food very good.
The food and location was good. Garden was very pictuesque. Rooms were very small and old fashioned. We stayed at the front of the hotel and it was very hot but if you opened the window it was too noisy.
very nice park around with swimming pool.Food in restaurant was exellent and with a reasonable price.We stayed over night during travelling to Spain.
Very friendly staff. Lovely light room (I paid extra for a terrace - well worth it).Excellent food. Limited options for vegetarians
Staff very hrlpful and accommodating.
It was located in a very pretty area, it was very peaceful, there was ample parking, and the staff were very friendly. The room was a little small.
It was a hotel with a difference. Extremely thoughtful and contemporary decor within a traditional setting. The bed was the most comfortable of any hotel we've ever slept in! The location was a bit further out of the town than we had originally expected - a thirty minute walk.
Original design, excellent laguage skills
The staff were very helpful, and recommended a few wonderful sites for our car trip in the area. The manager spoke English, and was very helpful. The room was immaculate, and we were served breakfast there each morning. We ate in the Envie Restaurant one evening, and found it superb, although it is not for the weak of budget. There were no washcloths, although there were sufficient towels. The decor, while extremely well designed, was not in keeping with the antiquity of the chateau. That's not anything more than an aesthetic quibble. The location makes this a beautiful place for those traveling by car, and looking for slightly pricey comfort.
Comfortable bed, clean room, tasteful decor, very quiet. Very friendly staff. Gourmet restaurant on site. Excellent room service for coffee and pastry. No.
Comfort and very helpful staff, also very much enjoyed your restarant, excellant food.
Friendly helpfull staff excelent resturant
Comfortable bed, nice goody bag Room cold on arrival (less than 10 degrees), toilet door didn't shut properly, lamp missing a bulb, restaurant closed, no shower cubicle and poor bath design, poor location of tv in relation to sofa.
The restaurant is great Not in particular
Very pleasant hotel situated away from the centre of Brive - the castle aspect was interesting, the rooms very comfortable A pool with some sun loungers would have been very nice
newly refurbished hotel,excellent staff and very good location for rugby stadium and central Brive no
Easy access from a20. Good buffett breakfast. Restaurant closed on Sunday night. This was not mentioned on the website. Shower not really usable.
Staff very friendly and accomodating, room very spacious and comfortable. Room very clean. Good variety at breakfast, staff very helpful. Dissapointed that restaurant not open as we had a very long drive from England and had to eat at Macdonalds situated acroos the hotel car park.
Close to A20 motorway
No map on web site - the post code given on sat nav gave hotel in a different part of the road, it was therefore difficult to find when coming off the motorway
The hotel was ideally located within a couple of minutes of the motorway. The food in the restauarant was good and served well.
We arrived at the hotel earlier than planned and they had a range of cards featuring places of interest, one of which was a beautiful garden. An unexpected treat.
Provided a good overnight stopping point on journey through France. Easy to find and suitable for motorway connection.
We used the hotel as an overnight stopover and for this purpose it was perfect - great location, friendly staff and comfortable room.
Pleasent friendly, easy to find, just of the motorway although quiet. Supermarket and McDonalds in walking distance nearby. Great as an overnight stop. No - did exactly what we wanted, quick and easy stop over.
great value too far from the city
reasonable price : good food for the price: close to autoroute: easy to find . staff pleasant. dirty floors in the bedroom. our feet were black
very friendly service
It was very convenient ad an overnight stop when travelling. It was clean, the staff pleasant and the food was good. Ideal for my purpose.
Comfortable, close to the city, relaxed
The hotel is no longer an airport hotel (the new airport is 20km away at Valee Dordogne) I did not know this due to poor advertising / information and therefore paid $40 for my taxi. The hotel itself is very basic, 1970's by design and basically unpoleasant. Very overpriced at $75 pe rnight via your website. Will not use your site or Campanile ever again.


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Interesting pro-argument for drones . . .
I agree with the FAA on the need to develop rules to keep the skies safe in regards to drones, as per the below video. However, the FAA has missed legally required deadlines to do so. Drones will make the sky safer, because machines will not have 'human error'. The FAA needs to stop it's intentional feet dragging and modernize . . .
FAA expands 'non-commercial use' rule for drones to include non-profit search and rescue. Their intentional feet dragging with the understandable claim of not wanting to take risks with air safety will now put lives at risk. Read more:
Another real problem is that hobbyists, and scofflaw professionals, violate the FAA rules and fly higher than 400 feet, with seemingly no consequences. A little bit more enforcement of that part would probably go a long way towards avoiding the near-misses we've seen close to airports.
Of course, enforcement (and rulemaking) requires money, and Congress seems to think that we should spend less money on the Federal government, not more, so I'm not holding my breath.
For commercial (non-hoby) quadcopters according to the FAA you can not even leave the ground unless you are in an enclosed area such as a building or a fenced (including roofed) area.
They are being a bit extreme about this. There could be an easy set of rules:
For a aerial vehicle smaller then X:
1. Max height of x feet (maybe 100 ft)
2. Stay at least x miles from airports (maybe 1 mile)
3. Sound level needs to be below x dB if you are within x feet of people.
There was also the recent court case where a Judge said FAA does not have the authority to regulate drones
The controlled flight drone rules are:
1) non-commercial
2) max altitude 400 feet
3) max range must always be within unaided visual site
4) must have a remote control backup (in case autonomous mode goes crazy)
5) can't fly in restricted areas (near airports, in cities, over military installations, etc.)
I am taking issue with the rules for commercial applications.
However I do recognize that I want to be able to operate quadcopters where I can not see them and can not necessarily take manual control. Which even the non-commercial rules do not allow.
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A publicist for the Osbourne family did not immediately return calls seeking comment today.
Kelly Osbourne, Jack's 18-year-old sister, told Us Weekly magazine that her brother asked family matriarch Sharon Osbourne for help recovering from alcohol and marijuana abuse.
"He sat with Mum and she said, 'We'll get you help, we'll figure it out'," Kelly Osbourne said. "He's doing very well and we're all very proud of him. He's in really good spirits."
Jack Osbourne is the youngest of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's three children, and a part-time talent scout for Epic records. He and 18-year-old Kelly became international stars with the success of MTV's reality show The Osbournes. Their older sister, Aimee, didn't take part.
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Ozzy Osbourne has been candid, both on and off the show, about his decades of battles with substance abuse. The second season began in November on a sombre note, with the 54-year-old rock star boozing heavily to cope with Sharon's diagnosis of colon cancer.
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Last summer, Jack Osbourne injured his arm when he jumped off the Malibu Pier while surfing with members of the rock band Incubus. He also made a cameo on the WB series Dawson's Creek.
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I *think* I may have a problem(6 Posts)
Ok, this is going to be long but I just want to get out as many details as I can remember as it might help me.
DD was born 7.5 months ago and is a sweet, lovely, patient little thing.
Pregnancy was very straight forward and I was hale and hearty throughout.
I then went 41 + 3 and was induced one morning at about 11am. After about seven hours of TENS and then a bit of gas and air which did nothing for me, I asked for an epidural which was administered really quickly and I felt much better. A catheter was inserted at this point as well.
Though the pain was gone, I was still very uncomfortable as I could feel the pressure of DD's head squirming very low down like she was trying to headbutt her way out. Which is probably true as she was born with a very big bruise on her head!
I progressed to about 9cm dilation at about 1am but when they checked me at 3am, it wasn't going any further so at 4am they put me on a Syntocin drip to ramp up the contractions. However, after 4 hours of this, it still wasn't going anywhere. Oh so near, but oh so far!
In the end, they decided to call it quits and advised me to have an EMCS and DD was born at about 10am. However, when they pulled her out, I didn't get the skin to skin I had asked for as her right leg was a bit funny. It looked as though it was bent back the wrong way at the knee. Luckily, it did straighten out by itself after about two weeks and was just due to position in the womb.
I then spent six days in the hospital.
At first DD didn't want to latch on and I think this may have been due to the epidural. I had to hand express the colostrum and give it to me by finger but after a while she did indeed get the hang of it. Her weight loss by the end of the week was only 5.5%.
I was also running a temperature for quite a few days.
However, I think it was on Day 2 of being hospital a few bad things happened. They tried to get me up for a shower but I was in a lot of pain so one of the nurses/helpers pushed me onto my side in bed and I yelled out in pain. They then decided to leave the shower for another day and gave me some oral morphine. The docs were also worried about my drain site as it was giving me so much pain. Unfortunately, even now it gives me some problems.
On the night of Day 2, I was really exhausted by this point and being a new mum, didn't really know DD's feeding cues. I had no idea that she was really hungry. A maternity support worker marched into my cubicle at about 4am and told asked me if I was going to start taking motherhood seriously by feeding my baby and if not, she was going to get me some formula. I told her that she was not to talk to me like that and I was hurt by what she was saying. She did then apologise and I would put this down to it being partly due to the fact that English wasn't her first language.
On Day 3, by this point, DH and I were exhausted, he was sent home by the nurses (he had been sleeping next to me on a camp bed for days) and I had a huge crash of baby blues and basically cried all day. I also broke in the morning and DD had a mini formula top up. However, since then she has been EBF when my milk came in.
I think it was also on this day that my catheter was taken out. However, no-one told me that there was a time limit as to when I was supposed to pass urine twice and then next thing I knew, it had been 13 hours. When I told a midwife this, she looked liked it was my fault and I just couldn't go. I have subsequently been told that urinary retention does happen in about a quarter of EMCS!
They then put the catheter back in and then it fell out, no idea how and they tried to test to see if the system had gone back to normal but it hadn't and I ended up having the urogynae docs come down in the early hours of the morning to re-catheterise me. This was definitely one of the worst parts of my stay in hospital where I could feel the urge to go but simply physically couldn't do it.
I was pacing the corridors in pain with DH looking utterly helpless and so sorry for me.
In the end they put the catheter back in and I was discharged with it still in for another week.
My recovery from the EMCS has been slow and I think the fact that my pregnancy had been so textbook totally threw me. I think that the pain of the aftermath of her birth has got mixed up with how I feel about DD and though it isn't her fault, I have linked the two things together and have resented her. I feel as even though I have done my best by DD, my heart hasn't been totally in it.
But a couple of weeks ago, she ran a fever and was poorly and my maternal instincts finally kicked in and I feel as though I am bonding well with her finally.
But I still feel so guilty that my full heart hasn't been it for so, so long.
I did finally tell a doctor how I felt a few weeks back as I have been having some more urinary probs and she has referred me back to the urogynae team. Cue flashbacks here and the general dread of going back to hospital. I've also been having pain around my c-section scar too. The doc I saw has referred me for counselling to see if I can explore what happened as well as trying to set it up for me to speak to the consultants who handled my EMCS to see about my scar pain.
Now from what I've read, it seems as though I am a candidate for birth trauma/post traumatic stress disorder and I just wanted to see if anyone else had had similar experiences?
Thanks for reading.
Go to the doctor and explain all of this to them.
It can take a while to bond with a child, I think it is a myth that all mothers bond with their babies at birth. It was certainly not my experience.
You have not failed your daughter, you have been doing your best in difficult circumstances. She will not remember how it has been so far so don't beat yourself up about it.
My experience was very different but included post birth surgery so leaving my baby in the first hours, a poorly baby, weight loss of 20% in first week and six nights in hospital. I felt ok for the first five months or so. Shattered, but emotionally ok. Around six months it just hit me. Mostly in the shower which I think is because that was the only time i had by myself to think. I would just get flashbacks and cry.
I emailed a friend who volunteers for the birth trauma association. She gave me brilliant advice but actually just emailing her my story and her validating it by taking me seriously helped tremendously. If you message me your email address I will forward you the info and advice she sent me.
Def go for the counselling, I had a traumatic birth experience and due to lack of support from health visitors etc I had no help and l
Sorry, stupid phone! As I was saying, I had no help with how I was feeling and think i would have recovered emotionally much quicker if I had had some support. I would say though that what your feeling now is a type of grief for the birth you wanted and didn't get and it will get easier with time. I used to think I would never be ok with the way my birth went but am now pregnant with my second and the things that seemed important the 1st time just don't seem to matter as much this time. It's hard to explain but you will notice one day that you havent thought about it so much in a while and it is getting easier. You will be ok with it one day love, it's just all very raw still x
I had post traumatic stress from ds birth, also an induction and I didn't bond with ds for a long time. He's 2.0 and I feel like I'm getting there.
What really helped me was seeing a counsellor who specialised in ptsd and having emdr therapy. I didn't have flashbacks but I blocked out everything to do with hospitals, labour, newborns - I physically couldn't stand even overhearing a stranger's conversation about it. Then I had one session of emdr and it just went.
I still found it hard to bond with ds due to other issues but it sounds like you are getting there with that already.
Also you can have a de-brief with a midwife from delivery ward to explain what happened with your labour, why they made the decisions they did etc. This was very helpful for me, I think most hospitals do it.
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9/3-9/6 Margie's Wedding in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
My dear friend and college roommate, Margie, got married on Sat. Sept. 5 in Ft. Lauderdale. My other college roommate Emily and I arrived Thurs. Highlights included: dinner and wine on the beach, swimming in the ocean at dark, not getting hit by lightning while running on the beach during a storm, the magnificent beds at the Hilton, seeing other college friends, making new friends and salsa dancing, Neosha and Maria, seeing Margie look SO SO beautiful on her special day, and dancing for hours.
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Ladies from IU sweaty on the dance floor: Neosha, me, Emily, and Maria
9/6-9/9 Erin's House Allentown, PA
I flew/drove to Allentown and met up with Erin. Our friend, and fellow teacher colleague, Katie came up for Labor Day, too. Highlights: the Allentown County Fair which included awesome rides, a German funhouse, elephant ears, caramel apples, and a 5-legged goat (pictures to come soon i hope), hanging out poolside, meeting Erin's grandma and being told stories and shown pictures of her travels in Europe, not dying from a run with Erin (she is SO fast).
9/9 - 9/11 Jason in Boston, MA
Erin and I took the bus to Boston where we met up with on of my bestie's Jason. Highlights: Eating at what was formerly known as Buddha's Delight, reading in Harvard Yard, walking by the Charles River, gay dancing til the club closed, brunch at the OtherSide Cafe, not getting a serious bruise on my face from a wrestling accident.
9/11 - 9/13 My Mama's House in Rowe, MA
I took the bus to Springfield, MA where my mom's boyfriend, Verne, picked me up. We drove up to her place in the mountains, Rowe, MA. Highlights: a chocolate shake, seeing my mama's pretty smile, meeting people that value the work my mom and her colleagues do, meeting my mama's friends, snuggling my mama.
My mom and her friends
The past few days I've stayed with my other bestie, Devin. How blessed am I to see both of my besties and so many other loved ones in such a short amount of time? Answer: very. Highlights: seeing Devin and one of her new kittens (even though I swore it was a bad idea to get them), V-spot Un-BLT sandwich and Death By Chocolate cake, dinner and drinks with friends from last year's school Michelle and Dora, running in Prospect Park with Michelle, Antonio, and Natalie, seeing friends at Habana Outpost and Union Hall.
friends I taught with last year: Michelle, Antonio, and Dora
the queer crew at Habana, aka: Scott, Devin, me, Brigid, and Chris
one of a zillion priceless faces from Scott Klocksin at Union Hall
I leave for Dublin in an hour. Will meet up with Erin on Friday the 18th. YAY!!!! Thank you East Coast for a great time!
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In the new video, hilarious Fergie shows her fans she is more than a sexy image.
Stacy Ferguson aka Fergie has premiered the music video of her latest single from 'The Dutchess'. The clip of 'Clumsy' was played yesterday (October 12) on AOL.
In the fully-animated video, Fergie is the sexy girl who is trying to catch the attention of guys but often obstructed by her clumsiness. From accidentally tripped on the runaway to unawarely pressing airlock button on a plane, Fergie shows a different edge of her which is witty but still sexy.
The clip was directed by Marc Webb and Rich Lee, the former being the same person who penned Fergie's 'London Bridge' video.
The singer recently canceled a San Salvador Black Eyed Peas concert midway after she had a food poisoning. Later on she posted an apology video for her disappointed fans on YouTube defending, "I've never canceled a show in my life." Refunds were immediately offered to the audience with a rescheduling date expected within 90 days.
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In Israel there is a high mountain that Hazrat Mahdi (as) will visit. Jews have already prepared it. They keep it very clean, it is very well cared for. And THE HISTORICAL GATE THAT HAZRAT MAHDI (AS) WILL GO THROUGH. IT IS A THOUSANDS YEARS OLD GATE AND IT IS KEPT CLOSED. JUST WHEN HAZRAT MAHDI (AS) APPEARS, SHILOH, THAT IS WHEN KING MESSIAH APPEARS, THAT MESSIAH APPEARS, THAT HISTORICAL GATE WILL BE OPENED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Indeed its route is also prepared; he will go downhill. That historical gate is opened; he enters Jerusalem through it insha'Allah. All Jews, everyone will be ready there insha'Allah. Christians, Jews, Muslims. The heavens and Earth will resound with the name of Allah, insha'Allah. While leading the morning prayer, the morning prayer, then Prophet Jesus (as) appears. It will be immediately apparent that there is something extraordinary. They will accompany Hazrat Mahdi (as) downhill, insha'Allah. Notice that that historical gate has never been opened. It has never been opened. And it is also not demolished. It is specially preserved.
"At morning prayer time Prophet Jesus (as) will appear all of a sudden." Morning prayer time, this is very meaningful. "Imam Mahdi will recognize him and introduce him to the community of believers." Masha'Allah. It is amazing that he will recognize him by the moment he looks at him. "Prophet Jesus (as) will ask Hazrat Mahdi (as) to lead the prayer and he will pray behind Hazrat Mahdi (as)." They will pray the morning prayer together. "Prophet Jesus (as) will say, 'Open the doors now."" That means, remove the barriers, walls, precautions and hurdles. Open the gates. "Remove the precautions all over the world." "The anti-Christ who saw Hazrat Mahdi (as) will dissolve as if salt dissolves in water." SALT DISSOLVES IN WATER VERY QUICKLY BUT IT REALLY DOES NOT DISAPPEAR. IT DISAPPEARS AS AN IMAGE. THIS MEANS THAT PEOPLE WILL NOT DISAPPEAR, THEIR IDEOLOGIES WILL DISAPPEAR AND SWIFTLY, LIKE SALT. IT IMMEDIATELY DISAPPEARS IN WATER BUT IT DOES NOT LOSE ITS TRAIT; THE SALT REMAINS. BUT PEOPLE WILL BE LIKE WATER IN APPEARANCE, THERE IS REFERENCE TO IT.
The Hadith that refers to the Massacre that happened on May 1st, 1977,
There is reference to "Oily rocks"; it is a miracle that "asphalt" is mentioned here. "There appears a great massacre in Madina", in Istanbul. "So that oily rocks are clouded over blood. In this incident the murder of a woman is as simple as whipping." Here there is an open reference to the fact that people will be killed by weapons. As if swinging a whip. FOR INSTANCE, WHAT DOES A PERSON WHO TAKES A PISTOL IN HIS HAND DO? HE SIMPLY SWINGS IT, HIS HAND CONSTANTLY MOVES BECAUSE OF THE RECOILING OF THAT PISTOL. LIKE THE SWINGING OF A SWORD. THAT IS SO EASY. IN OTHER WORDS, IT IS RELATED THAT BULLET WILL KILL PEOPLE BUT ITS IMPACT ON PEOPLE WILL BE AS EASY AS SWINGING A SWORD. This is an amazing explanation. Like the swinging of a sword. There is reference to the recoiling of a weapon. "This incident spreads a range of 24 miles from Madina." That is, from Istanbul. That is, this is an incident that influenced a wide area; there is reference to the incident that happened on May 1st, 1977. This hadith is related from Abu Hurayra.
HELL ALSO HAS MANY LAYERS. THERE ARE SUCH PLACES IN HELL THAT ONE SITS THERE AND CONVERSES. It is simply a calm place, very plain but the pain there stems from its comparison to paradise. Hell is in degrees.
IN OTHER WORDS, THERE IS NO FIRE IN EVERY PART OF HELL. IT IS NOT UNIFORM. There is intense torment for the unruly ones. SOME PARTS OF PARADISE ARE CALMER.
For instance, our Prophet (saas) had some relatives who were well-mannered but who did not believe. Notice that they were not believers, although they were well-mannered. The Companions of our Prophet (saas) were even baffled, they were saying, "How come they do not believe?" They had such good morals, they were so well-mannered, so clean, they were so reverent; they said, "I don't believe in Allah." Bediuzzaman says: "That is why we can think of hell as a like that of this world. It is cozy." That is to say, it is not somewhere that they will feel any pain, because of their reverence and love for our Prophet (saas) and because they supported him. But they are definitely destined to hell, there are so many layers of hell that resemble the world. For instance, that the most comfortable layer reminds one of the world. It reminds one of the life in this world. But because they make comparison to this world, they suffer a lot. That is why they suffer because the ease in paradise is shown to them. The place in which they reside is like this world; we can have a grasp of it when we compare this world to paradise. That is why they feel uncomfortable.2013-06-01 10:20:48


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A Journey In Life - Poem by B.J. Ayers
Remember when. At an age so young,
When life was in the future,
And all your worries seemed so intent,
And disappointments flowed from a parents tongue
When your future only began at an age,
When you were allowed to drive a car,
Or date that someone older than you,
And you felt enclosed in a parent's cage.
Then as you grew and your body matured,
Your future rushed in, with a sense of reality,
Where to go and what to do,
To give your life meaning, with a future assured,
Still to young to fully understand,
A parent's wish, that you might become,
More successful in life and the path you choose,
To be better than theirs, that's all they demand
Yet, as you age, with choices made,
Forks in the road, don't always lead,
To the end result, and the goals intended,
For some forks are not, as they were portrayed.
Then as you grow, and time has passed,
With a family of your own with children to share
The experiences in life and the paths you took,
To guide them forward, with knowledge amassed
Just never, forget, you were once there,
At an age in life, when all was good,
And through out the years, with the passing of time,
You now understand why your parents were not fair.
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Late Tuesday afternoon in Washington, D.C., about 75 protesters gathered in front of the sign that marked the entrance to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops building, as part of a nationwide effort led by the Nun Justice Project. However, Kate Conmy, the organizer of the event in D.C., said the USCCB sign that was to be a landmark had been covered with a black tarp.
Conmy, who works for the Women's Ordination Conference, said most people learned about the vigil by visiting www.change.org, the website that hosts a petition started by the Nun Justice Project to support the sisters. She remembers one woman at the vigil saying: "I'm angry, and this is the first protest I've ever been to."
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Rebecca Black Is 'Absolutely Not Pregnant'
Rebecca Black is the girl that the public loves to hate … And start rumors about!
More controversy surrounds 13-year-old YouTube celeb and this time it's not because of her so-bad-it's-good video! The 'Friday' singer was at the center of a cruel, web-generated rumor that she was pregnant, which caught fire over the weekend. The news spread via social networking platforms, much like Black's video for 'Friday,' which has nabbed over 140,000,000 views on YouTube in the past few months.
E! reported that even CNN's iReport posted the news as if it were fact. The news network since pulled down their post, but it's shocking that a reputable news network would fall prey to a rumor/hoax such as this. It just goes to show that the power of the web is infinite, when it comes to spreading both information and misinformation.
Black took to Twitter, of course, to dispel the rumors herself, posting this tweet on Sunday: "I thought it was May 15th … Not April Fools Day. I'm absolutely NOT pregnant." Thanks for clearing that up, Becks!
Things have not been all sunshine and roses since Black rose to fame thanks to the viral nature of her song and video. While some celebs have supported her, like Katy Perry, Black was receiving death threats and there were reports that she was about to engage in litigation with the company that produced her video/song.
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Who Looks Stranger, John Galliano Or Jared Leto?
For reasons I still can't quite comprehend, Jared Leto is a major fixture in the front row during Fashion Week. Here, he and couture master John Galliano look as chummy as fashion types can get when they're worried about standing out, wrinkles, and clashing (time periods). One more photo of Jared after the jump. [Paris, 7/5/10]


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The rider nearly flew as he pedaled his BMX bike over the indoor course, becoming airborne several times. "Nice race," said a race director, who gave the racer a high-five.
He had to lean over to congratulate the rider, because the BMX competitor is in kindergarten.
Preschool children through riders with more than 30 years of experience competed Sunday in the first of the state BMX Illinois State Qualifiers of the 2013 season at the QCCA Expo Center, 2621 4th Ave., Rock Island.
More than 150 riders from all over the Quad-Cities and surrounding areas, as well as Connecticut, Ohio, Florida, Wisconsin and Canada competed in the racing that began Friday and ended Sunday.
The Rock Island Indoor BMX track is run by the volunteers at East Moline BMX Speedway, a nonprofit track with riders ranging from ages 5 to more than 50.
"This is the biggest one of these competitions we've had in here," said Paul DePauw, owner of BMX Racing Zone and track director of East Moline BMX Speedway.
Chris DePoorter, of Coal Valley, Ill., helped out at registration while his daughter, Apryl DePoorter, 10, competed. "It's fun," April said. "It's different from an outdoor track. We have to put the jumps together (on the indoor track). It's not about winning or losing," said Apryl, who started racing last year. "It's just about having fun."
"BMX is exciting," DePauw said. "It's an individual sport."
It's also a family sport. Dana Kipp, of Hampton, Ill., and his son Marcus Kipp, 12, have competed in races for 31/2 years.
Marcus began riding after he watched his friend enjoy the sport. "It looked interesting, so I tried it and I liked it," he said. Marcus has earned awards and competed in many races — "too many to count."
"In any sport, when you're with your child, the bond is twice what it would be for a regular parent," his dad said.
"I like spending time with (my dad)," Marcus said. "It's fun to do it together because we can help each other out."
At the registration table, Travis Johnson, 22, of Marion, Iowa, helped racers and visitors. Johnson appreciates the camaraderie of the sport. "I've ridden in nationals, which is a lot of fun, and a great atmosphere with tons of people there," he said.
Thomas Wagner, 37, of Hudson, Ohio, aka "Thrillbilly," has been riding in BMX races for 22 years. "It kept me out of trouble," he said. "I started at 16, and I never quit. I've been all the way through. I've raced the world competition in Holland in 2004 and was a national champion in 2003."
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According to the Quad-Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Quad Cities was chosen out of 380 tracks across the country to host the July race. About 1,500 riders and around 5,000 spectators are expected to come to the Quad-Cities for the event, which will have an estimated $2.8 million impact on the area.
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Preliminary forensic testing of materials in a house in Leeds, UK, and the scenes of the 7 July terrorist attacks in London have identified traces of Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP), a powerful home-made explosive.
Further testing by explosives forensic experts will still be necessary to confirm the presence of TATP, along with any other explosive produced at that address. If any chemical slurry left over from the production process can be detected, then this too will be subject to analysis.
The terrorists' use of TATP may reflect an awareness of the UK counterterrorism security environment, where any attempt to acquire commercial or military grade explosives is likely to quickly bring a terrorist network to the attention of authorities. A decision to use TATP, which is composed of relatively small quantities of materials widely available on the open market, would have helped to reduce the likelihood of detection by security forces during the logistics phase of the operation.
Triacetonetriperoxide (TATP) is a highly volatile, highly explosive compound made from widely available chemicals, including acetone, hydrogen peroxide and a mineral acid.
Accurate information on the properties of TATP is difficult to locate in open sources, possibly due to concern about its potential use in construction of terrorist IEDs; what material does exist in the public domain is often contradictory and confusing. Explosives such as TNT explode following an input of energy, for example heat or shock. This causes the explosive molecule to break up, the fragments then combining to release energy in the form of heat and light. The difference in energy between the original molecule and its products thus defines the energy liberated from the explosion. However, according to researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, TATP does not react in this way; rather, it explodes by the breaking of each solid TATP molecule to form four molecules of gas (ozone and acetone), without the products reacting with each other. The evolved gas now occupies the volume originally occupied by the solid explosive, but at much higher pressure. The gases expand outwards, causing a shockwave in the air and accelerating the surrounding material to high velocities. The work done by the detonation of TATP is about 80 per cent that of TNT, its detonation velocity being about 5250 m/s.
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The liberal press of late has been enamored of late of collecting gaffes from Pat Robertson on his "700 Club" broadcasts, with an assist from that liberal opinion-show watchdog website. But AP's Kristen Hays is reporting -- without any disagreement or comment from conservatives within the article -- that "The leader of the largest branch of American Judaism blasted conservative religious activists in a speech Saturday, calling them 'zealots' who claim a 'monopoly on God' while promoting anti-gay policies akin to Adolf Hitler's."
What? A major Jewish leader comparing conservatives to Nazis? Here's the money quote from Rabbi Eric Yoffie, president of the liberal Union for Reform Judaism: "We cannot forget that when Hitler came to power in 1933, one of the first things that he did was ban gay organizations," Yoffie said. "Yes, we can disagree about gay marriage. But there is no excuse for hateful rhetoric that fuels the hellfires of anti-gay bigotry." For his smear in Houston before a gathering of Reform Jews, AP reports, "The audience of 5,000 responded to the speech with enthusiastic applause."
It's fair enough to say that Rabbi Yoffie doesn't have a major cable program and has never run for president, but where is the media attention when liberals say wild things? (Besides the AP reporter who can't find a conservative for comment, I mean.) Hays also makes clear that Rabbi Yoffie meant not only conservative Christians, but also conservative Jews in his Nazi metaphor. This is a bit comical, considering Rabbi Yoffie's remarks in response to the Anti-Defamation League's latest campaign against the religious right:
The president of the Union for Reform Judaism, Rabbi Eric Yoffie, said he would likely attend any parley Foxman convened, but he urged caution. "I'm fundamentally sympathetic to the concerns, many of which we have raised," he said, "but we have to avoid apocalyptic language and... giving the impression that we are subjected to immediate danger to our well-being. America is big, diverse. Some of these people are our potential allies. We don't want to be perceived as attacking religious people."


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Everyone loves glass — until it rains down from the sky. Glass is sleek, sexy and it sells. Architects love it, builders adore it and consumers demand it. But engineers can ruin the love-in.
The battle between architect and engineer is a time-honoured tradition dating back to the invention of chalk and tools. Architects, engineers say, are superficial, concerned with nothing but looks. Engineers, architects say, are smart, but unsophisticated droogs obsessed with rules and ruining masterpieces.
Usually the two sides are copacetic. But glass leaves the two symbiotic professions at odds. And there's tons of glass in Toronto. Some of it is now exploding from balconies 30 storeys high and crashing to the ground in the downtown core.


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Pauline's Passion and Punishment
These illustrations appeared in the original versions of the story, which appeared serially across two weeks' time, in
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.
Figure One
"In a balcony like a hanging garden, sheltered from the sun by blossoming shrubs and vines that curtained the green nook with odorous shade, Pauline lay indolently swinging in a gaily fringed hammock as she had been wont to do in Cuba, then finding only pleasure in the luxury of motion which now failed to quiet her unrest" (
Figure Two
"If she had lifted her white hand and stabbed him, with that smile upon her face, it would not have shocked him with more pale dismay than did those two words as Pauline shook him off and rose up, beautiful and stern as an avenging angel. Dumb with amazement too fathomless for words, he knelt there motionless and aghast" (


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Volunteers will be out in full force next week to spring clean Kentucky's roadsides. The Transportation Cabinet announced recently that the Adopt-a-Highway Spring Clean Week will be March 23-29.
"The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet appreciates the effort put forth by all Adopt-a-Highway groups in keeping our highways and communities beautiful and litter-free," Transportation Secretary Joe Prather said.
Children need proper nutrients to grow strong and healthy, but treats and serving sizes also need to be limited so that children will not develop weight and health problems.
Taylor Regional Hospital will offer a free class, "Fun Foods for Kids," from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 20 at the TRH Learning & Resource Center at 125B Kingswood Drive in Campbellsville.
The class was originally scheduled for Feb. 21 but was rescheduled due to severe winter weather.
If you are 50 years old or older, it's time to be screened for colon cancer.
That's the message the Kentucky Department for Public Health is sending Kentuckians in March as part of National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Anyone who falls into this age group, or has a family history of the disease, should talk to a health care provider about colon cancer screening.
Brass Company, a brass group made up of trumpet, horn, trombone and tuba players, will perform a free concert at the Rosewood Golf Club in Lebanon at 7 p.m. Monday, March 17.
The group has previously won a Chamber Music America Rural Residency and worked with Kentucky students for four years.
The Brass Company gives a thorough introduction to the brass family of instruments and members use their virtuoso skills on the hose-a-phone to teach students how instruments actually work.
For more information, contact Melissa Knight at (270) 692-3177.
Flood. House fire. Earthquake. Tornado. Hurricane. The common bond tying these disasters together is the response: the American Red Cross will be there.
"No one can predict when the next river will flood or the next storm will hit. No one can foresee the next threat to the nation's health. What is predictable is that we will face such threats and emergencies, and that the American Red Cross will be there to offer help and hope."
Dr. Gordon Weddle, professor of biology and director of Clay Hill Memorial Forest, will deliver a faculty colloquium at 4:30 p.m. Friday, March 14 titled "Enchanted Isles: Reflections on a Voyage through the Galapagos Archipelago."
The public is welcome to attend the event, which begins at 4:30 p.m. in AD 15 of the administration building on the Campbellsville University campus.
The Taylor County Public Library will host a "Spring Thing" event on Tuesday, March 18.
The event, scheduled for 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and hosted by the Friends Group of the library, will offer an afternoon of activities to celebrate the arrival of spring.
Library staff will offer story time, snacks and crafts. Full library services, including books and magazines, computer and Internet usage, audio recordings and large print books, will be available.
For more information, contact Bonnie Webster at 465-2562.
Buzz Cason, well-known Nashville author, songwriter, publisher and creative writer's group director, will be visiting Campbellsville University on Wednesday, March 19, presenting two seminars.
Cason is among the founding members of The Casuals, Nashville's first rock and roll band.
Both sessions are free and open to the public.
Dr. Wesley Roberts, professor of music at Campbellsville University, will give a faculty organ recital Thursday, March 13 at 8 p.m. in the Ransdell Chapel on the Campbellsville University campus.
Roberts will perform major works by J.S. Bach, Kees Weggelaar, Olivier Messiaen and Cesar Franck.
The public is invited to the free recital.
A benefit singing for Matt and Michelle Young is planned for Saturday, March 15 in Greensburg.
The event, which begins at 7 p.m. ET at Greensburg Church of the Nazarene, will feature performances by The Glory Road Singers, Sarah Henry, Rusty Milby, The Preacher and the Boys, Sammy Lobb and Mile Lobb, Cheryl Blakeman and FirePath.
The Youngs are adopting a child from Ethiopia and money collected during a love offering will help cover some expenses associated with the adoption.
A potluck meal will follow the service.
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Re: st: heteroskedastic panel frontier
Scott Merryman <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: heteroskedastic panel frontier
Thu, 10 Jun 2010 04:43:14 -0500
You could estimate a fixed-effects model using firm specific dummies
and -frontier-.
See also: http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2003-07/msg00349.html
On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Manzur Quader <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Hye,
> I am using stochastic frontier model to calculate agency cost of firms
> using Tobin's Q as dependent variable.I have got data of 1200 firms
> over 3 to 29 years.But,whenever I am using xtfrontier I am getting
> very low efficiency level(below 40%,which is very low compared to the
> literature) and this is probably due to heteroskedasticity.If I use
> frontier on the pooled data or on different cross sections by year
> conditional on uhet,I am getting much better result.
> Can you please tell me is there any way to incorporate
> heteroskedasticity if I want to use xtfrontier for my panel?I know
> that the Battesse and Coelli(1995) model can be estimated in stata,but
> is there any way I cam parameterize the mean efficiency in terms of z
> simultaneously?Or is there anything like uhet for panel frontier?
> Please advise.
> Regards,
> Syed.
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text: Toledo Mud Hens pitcher Evan Reed has been charged with sexual assault in Michigan. Toledo News Now reports Reed is charged with assaulting a 45-year-old Oakland county woman at the Motor City Casino Hotel in March while he was with the Detroit Tigers. Reed has not yet been arraigned on the charges. Reed was sent to Toledo in June and is 0-1 with 6.87 ERA in 8 appearances with the Hens.


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Predictive analytics has moved into dangerous terrain. It's now able to forecast battles in a war zone.
Using vast amounts of unstructured data from a massive dump of e-mail published by Wikileaks, a group of researchers has built a computational model that can predict where violence will occur in Afghanistan as well as the level of its intensity. The group published its results in the online Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in mid-July.
For years now predictive analytics has been used to anticipate where in a city a police department should deploy officers in order to prevent violent and property crime. However, in those cases, as far as I know, the information used in the mathematical models has been structured, based on crime data gathered in a database. This is the first time I've encountered analysts using unstructured data to predict the location and level of violence in a war zone.
Perhaps equally impressive is that the work reportedly was done in a single night.
The benefits of such a model will be obvious to military commanders, particularly in Afghanistan, where it can be used to save civilian lives and help protect troops in the field while clamping down on an enemy. But the benefits should also be apparent to leaders of almost any kind of organization. Given the right kind of unstructured information and the right analytics model, valuable insight can be gleaned. As the Wikileaks e-mails indicate, however, sources of the "right" information may not always be obvious. It may take some creative thinking. But the effort to find and mine that data may be well worth it.
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this video taken from the camera at the top of the bird ? Watch this video
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this video taken from the camera at the top of the bird ? Watch this video
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing.
But, judging to the altitude and some shadows, I'd say it's been recorded via remote controlled model of a plane. And, of course, the one-and-only GoPro Hero camera
The answer can be found at 24 seconds. Take a look at the shadow on the house… It looks like a tiny RC controlled plane with a GoPro attached to it.
They put GoPros on the birds, yes. (:
Haha, laughing my culo off! Great pic!
The video was filmed with a camera which was placed on an RC Plane. .
Video was taken with a drone and in about 1:30/min you can see shadow from the drone flying over golf course, those things are everywhere now so watch out for them.
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Abner Logan Jr. drawing major interest
February, 16, 2011
By Roger Brown
Linebacker Abner Logan Jr. (Cambridge, Mass./Dexter School) is one of those players you have to see to believe. At least that's what he's hearing from college coaches. Logan has a verbal offer from Massachusetts, and has heard from Syracuse, Penn State, N.C. State, Boston College, Florida and Tennessee. "They all pretty much say the same thing: 'This kid can run. He can hit, but we want to see him in person,'" Dexter School coach Casey Day said. "He's big and athletic, but they're not so sure about the level of competition. They all want to see him in camp.


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On March 29 (Saturday) girls in grades 6 through 12 will conduct robotics and solar car experiments, learn to solve crimes, and meet engineering professionals at the fourth annual Design Your World conference at the University of North Texas.
The conference aims to help girls determine how they fit into science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, and will take place at UNT's Discovery Park campus, located at 3940 N Elm St in Denton. The event is organized by the UNT Society of Women Engineers and Dallas Society of Women Engineers and hosted by UNT's College of Engineering.
"Girls are unfamiliar with how they fit in STEM fields," said Nandika D'Souza, UNT professor of mechanical and energy engineering. "It is our goal to communicate how creativity and innovation are core parts of engineering. The hands on experience and interaction with engineers from Raytheon, Lockheed, AT&T, Halliburton are what girls have through the Design Your World Conference. This will inform and counter misconceptions about engineering."
Research shows that girls have good ideas but do not claim ownership of their ideas in mixed gender environments, said D'Souza, who also is a member of both the UNT student and Dallas professional Society of Women Engineers.
"In the individual activities, girls work on their designs and communicate with one another, professional engineers and collegiate engineers. It is our intent to build their confidence in a secure environment so they can be confident in any place," D'Souza said.
Conference participants will choose three engineering activities from seven different fields of engineering: electrical engineering, materials/manufacturing, renewable energy, construction, mechanical avid women, computer science/technology, and forensic science/CSI.
Activities for the fields of engineering will include robotics with female employees from AT&T, experiments with solar cars, crime solving and creating Rube Goldberg-inspired inventions with female employees from Avid Engineers. Girls and their parents will attend a lecture by keynote speaker Nancy Shugart, UNT alumnus and author of the book "Prove Them Wrong: The Kids Who Refused to Quit."
"Without diversity in the science and math fields, the U.S. will struggle to gain new perspectives and outlooks on problems within our country that are solvable by those with STEM backgrounds," said Mayaria Johnson, president of the UNT Society of Women Engineers.
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