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Prof. Adnane Abdelghani is a Full Professor in the National Institute of Applied Science and Technology (INSAT, Tunisia). He obtained the master degrees in "Microelectronics Devices" at the INSA of Lyon in 1994, then a Ph.D from Ecole Centrale of Lyon (France) in 1997. He was a post-doc researcher in Germany in the field of biophysics (1997-2000). He obtained a Habilitation in Physics in 2004 (Tunisia) and a Habilitation in 2009 at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan (France). He organized in Tunisia two International Conferences in the Field of Nanotechnology (2009 and 2012) with the Alexander Von Humboldt Foundation (Germany). He is now the leader of research group working mainly on gas sensors based on Functionalized carbon nanotubes (metallic oxides, polymers) and on the development of interdigitated gold microelectrodes integrated in microfluidic cell for bacteria analysis in biologic medium. He published more than 80 papers in International Journals. He edited two chapters book in the field of sensors.
Dr. Edreese Alsharaeh earned his B. Sc. in Chemistry in 1993 from Jordan University of Science and Technology, and his M. Sc. in Organic Chemistry on 1997 From Tennessee State University (USA). In 2004 he received his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. He had intense teaching and industrial experience, as well as, a number of scholarly achievements including US patent . He have had journals published in a major referee journal. (American Chemical Society Publications) and numerous presentations in ACS Meeting nationally and regionally. He worked as Senior Scientist in The R&D Laboratory of Vintage Pharmaceutical Company. Then he accepted the position as assistant professor in chemistry at George Mason University and Gulf University for Sciences and Technology . His research interest in the general areas of Nanomaterials and polymer nanocomposites materials containing graphene nansheets and metal nanoparticles. The major goal is to gain insights as to how the properties of matter evolve as the size of a material system ranges from molecular to macroscopic dimensions.
Prior to joining the Masdar Institute faculty, Dr. Matteo Chiesa was a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he investigated the properties of nano-engineered insulating material that may play a key role in addressing the technological challenges faced by the oil industry in enhancing oil recovery while minimizing its environmental impact. This research was performed in close collaboration with the R&D department at Aibel (former ABB Offshore System) for which he previously served as a technical advisor. He was also employed at SINTEF Petroleum and Energy, one of the largest European research institutions
Professor Mustafa Culha obtained his Ph.D. degree in chemistry under the supervision of Prof. Michael Sepaniak at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville in 2002. Then, he joined in Prof. Vo-Dinh's research group (Advanced Biomedical Research Group) as a post-doctoral researcher at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (2002-2003) before joining to Schering-Plough Corporation, NJ as an investigator. In 2004, he accepted a faculty position in Genetics and Bioengineering Department of Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey. He is currently involved active teaching and research there. His current research interest includes elements from chemistry, medicine, material science, photonics, and nanoscience and nanotechnology. The utility of spectroscopic techniques such as surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) to shed light onto living-nonliving interactions, development of novel detection and diagnostic tools for medical and biomedical applications, understanding nanomaterial-living interactions to develop novel approaches for delivery and therapeutic applications are ongoing research projects in his laboratories. He and his colleagues have authored of more than 75 papers in refereed international journals, several book chapters and patents in the area of analytical and bioanalytical chemistry, and nanotechnology. He is the editor of a special issue for Surface-enhanced Raman Scattering of Journal of Nanotechnology, and NanoBio special issue of Journal of Nanoparticle Research. He is on the editorial board of Applied Spectroscopy.
Dr Mohammad Reza Ejtehadi obtained his PhD in Physics from Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, in 1998. He has worked in the Max-Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, University of British Columbia in Vancouver, and in 2004 he joined Sharif University of Technology, where he has held a full professor position at the department of Physics since 2013. He applies statistical physics and simulations to various problems in soft matter and biological systems. He has been elected to be a board member of the Physics Society of Iran since 2009, and the member of Statistical Physics commission of International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) since 2011.
Dr. Muhammad Mustafa Hussain (PhD, University of Texas at Austin, Dec 2005) is an Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering in KAUST. Before joining KAUST in Aug 2009, he was Program Manager of Novel Emerging Technology Program at SEMATECH, Austin, Texas. His program was funded by DARPA NEMS, CERA and STEEP programs. A regular panelist of US NSF grants reviewing committees, Dr. Hussain is the Editor-in-Chief of Applied Nanoscience (Springer) and an IEEE Senior Member since February 2010. He has 190 research papers (including 15 invited and 11 cover articles). Prof. Hussain has given 57 invited talks and has offered 3 tutorials in international conferences. He has 15 issued and pending US patent applications. His 4 PhD graduates have landed researcher positions in UC Berkeley, UC Davis and in DOW Chemicals. His students have won numerous research awards including DOW Chemical SISCA Award 2012, World Intellectual Property Indicator 2013. Dr. Hussain is an IEEE Electron Devices Society Distinguished Lecturer and a Fellow of Institute of Nanotechnology, UK.
Dr. Sachin Khapli's research focuses on the synthesis of nanoscale building blocks and their self-assembly to create materials with novel mechanical and opto-electronic properties. During his graduate studies at Rice University, he worked on the development of Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization for the synthesis of functional biomaterials. This was followed by a post-doctoral training at the Center for Bio-Active Systems, NYU-Poly, where he developed novel methodologies to create stimuli-responsive microcapsules from biological building blocks. Sachin holds a B. S. from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur and Ph.D. from Rice University, Houston.
Dr Antonios Kelarakis is a Senior Researcher in the Centre for Materials Science, University of Central Lancashire, U.K. where he leads the laboratory of Polymers and Nanomaterials. Before undertaking his current position he gained extensive experience in both academic research and commercial development working in world-leading institutions in Europe and U.S.A. His research interests include colloids, biomaterials, polymer based nanocomposites and smart coatings. His investigations have been systematically directed to the design, synthesis and characterization of nanostructured materials for energy, safety and sustainability. Central to his work is the advancement of green approaches for the preparation of nanomaterials for environmentally conscious applications. He holds an international patent and has authored 65 scientific articles in high impact journals, yielding an h-index of 25. He serves as a member of the editorial board for several peer-review journals and has delivered more than 30 invited talks in universities, research institutions and international conferences.
Prof Maurizio Prato is a Full professor at University of Trieste since 2000. He got his PhD degree from University of Padova- Italy, followed by post- doctoral positions in Texas Tech University- USA, University College Dublin-Ireland, Yale University- USA and University of California-USA. He's a member of the International Advisory Board of the following Journals published by the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK): Chemical Communications, 1997; Journal of Materials Chemistry, 1994-2002; Chairman of the Editorial Board, Journal of Materials Chemistry, 2003-Present. He was awarded the: Federchimica Prize (1995), National Prize for research, Italian Chemical Society (2002), González Ciamician, Spanish Chemical Society (2008), ERC- Advanced Investigator Grant Award (2008) and Medaglia Angelo Mangini (2009).
Professor Qamar Rahman has done her MSc and PhD from St. Johns College Agra. She is Dean Research (Science and Technology) at Amity University. Former Deputy Director Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, Lucknow and Area leader of Inhalation Toxicology and Human Risk Assessment. She is Adjunct Professor at Hamdard University. Visiting Professor at Rostock University. She is Fellow of National Academy of Sciences, and Society of Toxicology of India. Her expertise is in the field of the toxicity of Fibers, Particles and Nanoparticles, and known Nationally and Internationally. She has served at many Universities in USA, Great Britain, France, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Germany. Professor Rahman was recently appointed by the Ministry of Minorities Government of India as member of Central Wakf Council on Education..
In September 2009 she was awarded Honorary Doctorate from Rostock University Germany. In the 600 years of the University she is the 1st Indian who got this honor and she shared this platform with Noble laureates' like Einstein.
Dr. Khaled saoud obtained his BS from Yarmouk University and his Master's degree in applied physics from Virginia Commonwealth University. He then completed his PhD in 2005 in chemical physics at the chemistry and Physics departments, Virginia Commonwealth University working on developing nanomaterials for different applications such as catalysis. He held many industrial positions at major American companies such as Philip Morris USA, Intel Corporation, and Nova Measuring Instruments Inc. He has recently initiated a research program in nanocatalysis, nanotextile and nanomaterials for the construction and development of new catalytic membranes for energy, water treatment, and environmental applications. He has been working in the field of nanotechnology since 1998. He published over 20 research papers in the field of nanotechnology and holds two US patents. He holds many industrial positions in American companies. He participated in many conferences and holds for using nanomaterials in different applications. Recently, he was invited by Arab League as an expert to start the nanotechnology initiative in the Arab world.
Prof. Vasco Teixeira has a PhD degree from University of Minho, Braga-Portugal in Applied Physics. He's Professor, Entrepreneur and Researcher in the field of nanotechnology, nanomaterials, surface engineering, smart materials, layered nanocomposite functional thin films and nanostructured surfaces. He is Editor-in-chief of Journal of Nano Research, JNanoR ((Honorary Editor is Nobel Prize Sir Harry Kroto). He is author or co-author of more than 110 international scientific papers (ISI), 3 ISI journal volumes, 5 book chapters, 3 awarded industry projects in national industrial innovation contests and he gave 25 invited lectures at international conferences. He is Vice-President of the SOPORVAC-Portuguese Vacuum Society. He is member of the Executive Committee of the SNN-Society of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. He is the Chair for the European Advisory Scientific Committee of the SNN. He is member of the Executive Council (Councillor-2004-2007) and 2007-2010 Triennium of IUVSTA-International Union for Vacuum Science, Technique, and Applications. He is member of Directive Council of the Portuguese Materials Society. He is Coordinator of TTES-Surface Engineering and Heat Treatment Division of the SPM-Portuguese Materials Society and Technical Advisory Member of Tribological and Decorative Coatings of the SVC-American Society of Vacuum Coaters.
Dr. Bingqing Wei (B. Q. Wei) received his Bachelor's degree (1987), M.S (1989), and Ph.D. (1992) in Mechanical Engineering from Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. He is currently a Tenured Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Delaware, USA. He was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering and Center for Computation & Technology at Louisiana State University from 2003 to 2007. He was a Research Scientist at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Department of Materials Science and Engineering and Rensselaer Nanotechnology Center from 2000 to 2003. Dr. Wei was a visiting scientist at Max-Planck Institut für Metallforschung, Stuttgart, Germany in 1998 and 1999. From 1992 to 2001, he was a faculty member at Tsinghua University in Beijing.


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Did you know?
The tufa waterfall that you see along the Abel Erasmus Pass is the second highest tufa waterfall in the world.
The Abel Erasmus Pass is a scenic mountain road that links the game reserves of Limpopo to Mpumalanga's spectacular Blyde River Canyon.
The pass is an extraordinary feat of engineering and takes you through the 133m JG Strijdom Tunnel. The tunnel was opened in 1959 but the actual route that the Abel Erasmus Pass follows was first used by gold rush pioneers in the late 1800's.
If you look up the northern side of the tunnel you will see an unusual tufa waterfall that plunges down the rock face. Tufa waterfalls are formed when water running over dolomite rock absorbs calcium and deposits rock formations as layers of tufa on the surface of the waterfall – a process that occurs over millions of years. The waterfall continues to flow underneath a hard outer shell.
Known as the Kadishi Tufa Waterfall, this is the tallest tufa waterfall in Africa and is also known as 'the weeping face of nature' because it resembles a crying face.
There is parking lot at the Strijdom Tunnel where you can stop to browse through curios, arts and crafts, and take a photograph of the view of the Olifants River below as it cuts its way towards the Kruger National Park.
From here the R36 continues towards Mpumalanga, marking the start of the Panorama Route – a scenic drive that leads to Sabie, via either Graskop or Orighstad, along the edge of the Blyde River Canyon.
The Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon on Earth, after the USA's Grand Canyon and Namibia's Fish River Canyon. It's also the largest green canyon in the world – the Blyde River Canyon is over 26km long and averages 800m deep.
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How to get here
From the town of Hoedspruit, take the R36 signposted as Orighstad/Lydenberg toward the Abel Erasmus Pass.
Around the area
Check out the bushveld town of Hoedspruit in Limpopo, which is a gateway to the Kruger National Park and many game and wilderness areas. Also visit Graskop, in Mpumalanga, famed for its pancakes, mountain views and arts & crafts.
Length of stay
The Abel Erasmus Pass is an easy day trip between Limpopo and Mpumalanga.
Where to stay
If you're in Limpopo province, head for the Hoedspruit area, which has many bushveld escapes, private game lodges and wilderness getaways. If you're in Mpumalanga, the closest town is Graskop, which has loads of guesthouses and B&Bs. The Graskop Hotel is a funky and affordable overnight stop.
What to eat
Harrie's Pancakes in Graskop is a popular spot, serving pancakes with savoury and sweet fillings. Also in Graskop, Kannimambo is a Mozambican restaurant, serving prawns, calamari and trinchado.
Best buys
In Hoedspruit, visit the the Kamagelo Tourism Centre, which has interesting craft shops, art galleries and places to buy curios.

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I have a question about your program on PBS (which we have not received for 2 weeks now, as KAET, in Phoenix was in one of their pledge drives. At the beginning of Steve's show, it looks as if the tape is being run in reverse. Steve is amongst all those grills and smokers, and I swear it looks like the smoke is going INTO the units. Am I seeing things, or does anyone else see this?
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The end of the year is traditionally open enrollment season, your annual opportunity to review your employer-provided benefit options and make elections for the upcoming plan year. Even if you're busy, take a look at the enrollment packets or information you receive from your employer. You generally only have a few weeks (or less) to make important decisions about your benefits, and with health-care costs rising, it's more important than ever to choose your benefits wisely.
Are you happy with your health plan?
During open enrollment season, many employers roll out new health plan options. Even if you're satisfied with your current health plan, it's a good idea to check out the plans your employer is offering for next year and compare these to your existing health coverage. If you decide to stick with the same health plan you have now, look for differences between this year's plan and next year's. Premiums, out-of-pocket costs, and coverage offered often change from one year to the next.
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- Start by reading any plan materials you've received in your open enrollment packet and find out as much as you can about your options. Look for a "What's New" section that spells out plan changes.
- List your expenses. These will vary from year to year, but what you've spent over the course of the last 12 months may be a good predictor of what you'll spend next year. Don't forget to include co-payments and deductibles, as well as dental, vision, and prescription drug expenses.
- Reevaluate your coverage to account for life changes. For example, getting married, having a baby, or retiring are events that should trigger a thorough review of your health coverage.
- Consider all out-of-pocket costs, not just the premium you'll pay. For example, if you frequently fill prescriptions, you may save money with a plan that offers the broadest prescription drug coverage with the lowest co-payments, even if it charges a higher premium than other plans.
- Compare your coverage to your spouse's if he or she is eligible for employer-sponsored health insurance. Will you come out ahead if you switch to your spouse's plan? If you have children, which plan best suits their needs?
- Take advantage of technology. Some employers offer calculators or tables that allow you to do a side-by-side comparison of health plans to help select the best option.
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You can help offset your health-care costs by contributing pretax dollars to a health flexible spending account (FSA) or reduce your child-care expenses by contributing to a dependent care FSA. The money you contribute is not subject to federal income and Social Security taxes (nor generally to state and local income taxes) and you can use these tax-free dollars to pay for health-care costs not covered by insurance or for dependent care expenses.
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The ACA has set four levels of coverage — Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. You will be able to compare plans offering similar value.
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I have been thinking about Dyal's chicken bombs all week, and I happen to have a couple peppers in the fridge so I topped them with cilantro and a spicy feta cheese:
By the way the Cast Iron Grates, jalapeno's rest perfectly in-between. Also have my cast iron skillet getting nice and smokey for the blackened tuna:
While the wife and I eat the Peppers which came out pretty good, would like something on the sweet side inside next time, maybe a small piece of Pineapple. Anyway, I get the first side of the tuna cooking:
Give it a good 4-5 minutes on the first side and flip it over:
Get the shrimp on and bring this meal to a close:
Plate it up and serve:
Blackened Tuna over a caesar salad is always a favorite of me and the wife, this time a side of Shrimp made it real nice.


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Yes I guess India is stronger than we Americans tend to think, or pay attention to.
I have heard this, I've heard a few stories about how religion plays out in the lives of Indians and it is remarkable. They have the whole range of witch-doctors, shamans, faith healers, mystics, snake charmers, and other assorted sham-artists. Their culture is still largely under the "spell" of magic, which means that they really don't know what to believe, which way is up, or how to think about the world. We atheists have a big responsibility to educate the world so we can help rid it of dangerous ideas which have control over the minds of most people on earth.
They would attack India with them they simply don't have the range to hit anyone else worth hitting.
We cannot stop the nukes and they will kill. However the terrorists do not care about the counterstroke. Infact it would just drum them up more support.
You cannot fight terror with bullets. You can only fight it by a concerted effort to cut off their support.
That would be a case of "oh really" to a lot of the world.
After 20 years or so of terror from Pakistan, India is finally smirking that Pakistan cannot wriggle out of this one while threatening to start raiding terror camps in Kashmir across the Indian border to "solve Pakistan's problems".
It's not a good time to be out there. Pakistan's reliance on such forces has come back to shoot them in the foot. They cannot go a week without some attack or the other now.
My feeling is that they don't understand the gravity of the broader situation, because the gravity of their own situation is pressing on them hard enough for them to even look at the long term. Right now, those who want to fight the terrorists in Pakistan may even be outnumbered by those who are the terrorists, or who support them at least. The recent bin Laden debacle proves this. It seems likely that virtually all ISI (Pakistani intelligence) and many people at very high levels of their military not only knew where bin Laden was, they were hiding him from the Americans just like the Taliban did at the beginning of this war! We cracked open one beehive only to find a much larger hornets nest behind it. Pakistan could quickly become the enemy on a par with Iran and North Korea if the good guys aren't able to get a handle on the bad guys over there and quick.
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State lawmakers might classify cyberspace insults as bullying, but local school officials worry the change would be difficult to enforce.
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House Study Bill 196, which has a long road to approval by state lawmakers, says a safe and civil school environment is necessary for students to learn and achieve at high academic levels.
"Harassing and bullying behavior can seriously disrupt the ability of school employees to maintain a safe and civil environment and the ability of students to learn and succeed," according to the bill.
To be considered bullying, an event that places a student in reasonable harm or fear for the student's safety or possessions, has a negative effect on a student's mental health, interferes with a students academic performance or ability to participate in or benefit from services, activities or privileges that are offered by a school, has to take place.
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High school students who engage in out-of-school confrontations on Twitter and Facebook and other social-networking websites might soon face in-school punishments if a tweak to Iowa's definition of bullying proposed by Gov. Terry Branstad gets traction at the Capitol.
A bill approved by the Iowa House Education Committee for debate on the House floor last week says schools should be allowed to call any kind of harassment bullying - whether it's face-to-face or smartphone-to-smartphone - as long as it meets certain guidelines.
But Carroll Community Schools superintendent Rob Cordes said the change - if approved - might be difficult to enforce.
"Now we're responsible for out-of-school behavior?" Cordes lamented. "We're not responsible for them speeding on the highway."
The possible examples of harassment or bullying are easy to spot on Twitter, which allows students to attack others from a cloak of anonymity.
A September exchange between Twitter users @chs_life - a supposed Carroll High School student - and @educatedkhslife - a supposed Kuemper Catholic student - include:
@chs_life: We don't have enough money to bribe people over here at Carroll unlike all you rich Kuemper kids
@educatedkhslife: Of course you Tigers would be that excited to win something, since you fail to any other time
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Coon Rapids-Bayard superintendent Rich Stoffers said free-speech rights might impede any new legislation that tries to halt cyberbullying.
"We've already seen many court cases where administrators have tried to establish discipline ... from incidents that happen outside the school day," Stoffers said. "Quite frankly, schools haven't been very successful in carrying out those issues."
A Daily Times Herald review of area school smartphone and Internet policies shows that most students have access to the social-networking sites for at least part of their school days. The so-called "one-to-one" initiatives that have swept the state and might put tablets and laptop computers in the hands of each student complicates the issue, school administrators agree.
The unprecedented access that teens have to each other on the Internet is at the heart of Branstad's new cyberbullying bill, which was the result of his Bullying Prevention Summit in November in Des Moines. About 1,200 people attended the summit to discuss ways to curb bullying and harassment.
Iowa Rep. Ron Jorgensen, R-Sioux City, introduced the anti-cyberbullying bill last month to the House Education Committee, which voted Thursday to make it available for a larger House debate.
It's unclear whether the idea will gain the full approval of the House and Senate.
Carroll administrators and teachers don't actively monitor social-networking sites but act on tips. Students sometimes refer on Facebook and Twitter to underage drinking parties, but without concrete proof, school officials can do little to punish student-athletes for the alleged illegal acts.
As for current policies at the school, Cordes said faculty members aren't encouraged to actively monitor the social-networking sites.
Carroll Community School District has a policy in its handbook dedicated to the appropriate uses of computers, computer-like equipment, computer network systems and the Internet.
"Students and staff members shall only engage in appropriate, ethical and legal utilization of the district's computers, computer network systems and Internet access," according to the policy.
Student access to any of the school's computers is a privilege, not a right, under the policy, and as such is open to monitoring.
Students of the Carroll schools are not supposed to make offensive or harassing statements, use harassing or offensive language including remarks based on age, color, creed, national origin, race, religion, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical attributes, physical or metal ability or disability, ancestry, political party preference, political belief, socioeconomic status or familial status.
The policy goes on to say that "reasonable efforts" will be made to make sure students will be under supervision while on the school's network.
Smartphones, which are allowed in some local schools, have access to the Internet through cellular networks, rather than school networks, and cannot be monitored directly by schools.
School leaders agree that the out-of-school bullying can have dramatic effects on students.
Stoffers, the Coon Rapids superintendent, said the proposed legislation would give school administrators more leeway in combating bullying, but he is dubious as to how far school districts are supposed to take online-bullying issues.
"I'm not sure we want to get into the position of what happens on weekends," Stoffers said. "Just like parties. Unless someone brings it to your attention, we're not looking to see who's on a gravel road or who's partying at whose house."
Coon Rapids-Bayard policies allow the monitoring of student Internet access at school.
"The school district will monitor the online activities of students and will educate students about appropriate online behavior, including interacting on social networking sites and chat rooms," according to the policy.
Parents of students at Coon Rapids-Bayard sign an agreement at the beginning of the year that grants their children permission to access Internet while at school.
He said the school will be seeking guidance from its lawyer on how to implement any new bullying legislation if it's passed.
To help stop the spread of in-school cyberbullying issues, Coon Rapids-Bayard has a cellphone policy in place.
Students can use cellphones in hallways, but from there it's up to the teachers' discretion.
Stoffers said some teachers encourage students to use applications and technology on their cellphones while other teachers ask students to place phones in a container on their desks.
South Central Calhoun also has a cellphone policy in place that says the devices must be deactivated while in class. If a phone makes a noise of any kind, it can be confiscated and taken to the administrative office.
However, students may use their phones during pass time between classes and during lunch in the commons.
The South Central Calhoun anti-bullying policy states that students or employees - while on school-owned property or in school-owned vehicles or while attending school-sponsored activities or while away from school grounds - can still be punished for misconduct if bullying affects the order, efficient management or welfare of the school or the district.
The district prohibits retaliation against any person and states that any person who files a false harassment complaint can be subject to discipline.
Violation of the policies at South Central Calhoun can result in loss of access to Internet, community service, detention, suspension, notification of legal authorities, monetary restitution or expulsion.
The Glidden-Ralston district is reviewing its Internet-use policy as it works to launch its one-on-one initiative. The district sent a letter to parents that asks for input.
According to a question and answer form provided by Glidden's Superintendent, Dave Haggard, the district will be proactive about online safety and cyber-bullying.
The questionnaire says that websites will be monitored and software will be installed on the students' computers to block inappropriate websites.
The district will be able to send messages to students or lock down computers at any time.
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The short drive to Avondale and the winding road back into the raceway is a great way to start the adventure. You will find that parking is quite easy and is just a short walk into the raceway. Once inside, the hum from the garages and the rumble of the race engines begin the excitement and the countdown to the Green flag.
If you have the opportunity to get into the garage and pit area before the races, I would highly recommend it for children to get a "behind the scenes" view of what it really takes to prep the cars, drivers and crew for the big race. The staff at PIR were extremely helpful and very interactive with the kids throughout the entire day.
We counted down the laps and watched the excitement of the crowd build; Victory Lane was a great way to cap off a fun-filled family day at PIR!
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You keep throwing aroun the world adult. Listen here. Just because I'm blunt about how much you suck doesn't mean I'm being childish. I'm not attaching triggerwarnings to every comment I make in trade chat or sugar coating everything I say. What IS childish is not being able to take criticism if I don't interweave compliments or dance around the issue.
It was a nightmare. It was almost like they KNEW I only needed two more... lol. Not going to bother you with the details, as I'm sure you've been in one of those LFR's that even make bad LFR runs look good...
But, I finally got my last one from Thunder King, left group and turned in. Then realized I had to kill thunder king again for the next quest. So, I'm like, alright... I got a little more time. Maybe I'll just go ahead and tank to get in and out. 23 average wait time as a tank (and satchel was up....). After 15 minutes I drop and req. After another 5 minutes I drop and req, and finally get an instant q. Fresh run. Fuck my life lol. I just left, gonna finish it up tonight and have my cloak by this weekend! (finally)
That pretty much dismantles that stupid ass narrative doesn't it? One patch that did slightly different PVE content caused the erosion of subscriptions in cataclysm you guys!
Also DPS are replaced in seconds on LFR. Tanks and healers do take longer. But DPS kick them all day long and their replacements flow in.
If I get all the runestones I need (or at least 3 from soo) I will get that entire chain done this weekend.
My anecdote supports that.
Your dps is shit. That is all you need to say. No more no less. But most of those who agree with you in this thread would say I'm being elitist or toxic or whatever. You suck. Another simple one.. If you cannot do the mechanics properly you are sucking. Learn to Play, you are not prepared or this content you need easier stuff becaus you show a lack of knowledge.
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TIVIDALE manager Stuart Scriven has praised the determination of his table-toppers.
Tivi went top of the Midland Football Alliance when they beat and leapfrogged previous leaders Quorn thanks to a 1-0 win at The Beeches last Saturday.
After a cagey first half, it was Tiviadle who struck first just two minutes into the second period.
Nathan Waite retrieved the ball at the edge of the opposition box, skipped past his marker and fired in a shot that Quorn keeper Pearson could only parry straight into the path of Michael Wardle, whose first time shot found the back of the net via the underside of the cross bar.
The victory was all the more sweeter to Scriven because it was his side's fourth game in only eight days.
"It was a massive win for us," he said. "We have had a busy week and the players have showed great determination and fitness. We had to battle very hard on Saturday, but we got the result that took us top.
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DETROIT - Thursday morning will be typical cold December morning with lows in teh 20s. Drivers will have dry roads and a chance to user their heaters. The afternoon will be chilly and partly sunny with highs just above 40 degrees and a northeasterly wind at 6 to 12 mph.
Thursday night will turn cloudy and chilly with lows in the 30s.
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Cambridge Football Boosters Meeting
There will be a Cambridge Football Boosters Meeting on Monday, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. at the high school. All parents of athletes in grades 7-12 and friends are welcome. Election of officers will take place.
Pike Baseball/Softball Meeting
Pike Baseball and Softball will have a reorganization meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at Cassell Station Fire Department. Anyone interested in coaching or taking on a leadership role in the organization should attend. For more information, call Shawn at 255-5279.
Free OVAC Wrestling Youth Clinic
As part of the "SUBWAY Sports Clinic Series" the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference will hots its annual free youth wrestling clinic in conjunction with the Ron Mauck OVAC Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, Jan. 19 on the OVAC championship mats at WesBanco Arena in Wheeling, W. Va. from 7:45-9 a.m.. Registration will begin at 7:15 The clinic will be led by Branden Lee Hinkle, National Champion NCAA Wrestler, US National Freestyle All-American and MMA participant. The clinicians will teach the basic fundamentals of wrestling and help build the kids' self-esteem. The clinic is free and open to boys and girls ages 5-13. Parents are required to have insurance and be present the day of the clinics to sign a waiver form. For more information visit www.OVAC.org, email: firstname.lastname@example.com or phone 304-639-1238.
Tickets for Muskingum Valley Old Timers HOF Banquet
The Muskingum Valley Old Timers Association will have their 27th Hall of Fame Induction on Monday, Jan. 21 at the K of C Hall in Zanesville. This year's inductees are Heath Watton (John Glenn) and John Hamilton (Barnesville). There will be a social hour at 6 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 and the induction around 7:45. Tickets for the fete, sponsored by Century National Bank, are $25 and can be obtained by calling Bob Wolfe at (740) 607-8531.
East Ohio Winter Classic for Girls
The East Ohio Winter Classic for girls in grades 4-6 will take place at the East Ohio Basketball Academy at 2725 Pinkerton Rd, Zanesville on Jan. 25-27. The cost for the round robin tournament is $75 and teams are guaranteed three games, with awards to first and second place finishers. This is a school team tournament only, no AAU teams. Spots are limited to the first six teams in each grade to sign up. For information, contact Brent Glass at (740) 683-3378 or email@example.com
John Glenn Cheer Clinic
The John Glenn Cheer Clinic is slated for Wednesday Jan. 30 at the high school from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The cost is $20 and includes clinic instruction, a T-shirt and admission to the home varsity basketball game on Feb. 5 against Crooksville. Participants are encouraged to preregister by mail. Registration that day will be available beginning at 5 p.m. Contact Lindsay Abbott at 826-7641 with any questions.
Pupil Activity Validation Seminar at Barnesville
The Barnesville High School Athletic Department, in conjunction with Tim Berger, will conduct a state certified pupil activity validation seminar (sports medicine certification) on Thursday, Feb. 7 at 5:30 p.m. The cost of the workshop is $25. All coaches will be certified with the Ohio State Department of Education for a three-year period. The event is not affiliated with any league or conference. To register, contact Mark Cook at (740) 425-3617, ext. 5111.
East Ohio Winter Classic for Boys
The East Ohio Winter Classic for boys in grades 4-6 will take place at the East Ohio Basketball Academy at 2725 Pinkerton Rd, Zanesville on Feb. 8-10. The cost for the round robin tournament is $75 and teams are guaranteed three games, with awards to first and second place finishers. This is a school team tournament only, no AAU teams. Spots are limited to the first six teams in each grade to sign up. For information, contact Brent Glass at (740) 683-3378 or firstname.lastname@example.com
CASA Hoops for Kids Basketball Challenge
The Guernsey County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Program is sponsoring its seventh annual "CASA Hoops for Kids" Basketball Challenge for area boys and girls in grades 4-6. The double- elimination tournament will take place on Feb. 2-3 at Cambridge Middle School and Cambridge High School. The entry fee is $150 for each team (due by Jan. 17), and each child that participates will receive a T-shirt. There will also be trophies distributed to the first and second place winners in each category. For more information and registration, call Kathy Walters at the Guernsey County CASA office at (740) 439-5697 or (740) 680-4272.
OU Eastern Winter Co-Ed Volleyball Tournament
Ohio University Eastern Volleyball is holding its Winter Co-Ed Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Martins Ferry High School starting at 8 a.m. Walk-in teams will be accepted, but pre-registration is preferred to set up brackets. There will be a competitive and recreation division for teams to choose from and multiple courts will be used. Team size is unlimited, but three women must remain on the floor at all times. Net will be men's height. There is a $1 admission fee for spectators. Please designate one player as team captain and provide an e-mail or phone number to be reached at if changes occur. All proceeds benefit the OUE Volleyball Team. Registration can be found by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 740-579-1767.
Cambridge Youth League Basketball Tournament
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On the ground floor, The Winster enjoys a separate front aspect living room, together with a large storage cupboard. To the rear of the property lies a spacious dual aspect kitchen/dining room, a WC and a utility room with access to rear garden.
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Xixi Wetland Art Museum
Studio Pei-Zhu
Hangzhou, China
Located in a rural nature preserve near Hangzhou, the Xixi Wetland Art Museum will be a destination for both nature and art.
The five buildings are scattered like five leaves, with some overlapping and linking to other leaves. One leaf remains separate, yet still communicates, in a visual language, with the linked leaves.
The buildings remain low to the ground expanding upward and outward toward the sky. This is similar to a folded leaf on the ground gesturing towards the trees above.
As no two leaves are identical each building also has a unique form. The four linked leaves contain functions for business, recreation, hotel, restaurant, and reception, the singular leaf is the art museum. The free flowing organic forms create interior spaces with maximum flexibility.
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The design concept stems from the interaction between building and nature. As leaves fall from the trees they arrive naturally on the ground, creating a shelter against the earth.
Light is brought into the building through windows and
skylights, creating a quality of light that is reminiscent of soft,
filtered sunlight shining through the forest canopy.
The building is covered by reflective zinc panels, with a
brushed finish, that create a diffused and soft reflection as the
building interact with people and nature. Colors, light, and
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As people experience the project, the buildings and nature blend
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Total Building Area:
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Estimated completion: 2009
Design Team:
Zeng Xiaoming
He Fan
Ke Jun
Li Si
Ye Xiaoqin
Jiao Chongxia
Jing Suchun
Zhang Jingwen
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Travel guide to Beijing
Travel guide: Hong Kong
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Wednesday, Feb 12, 2014 06:00 am
In my university days, I backpacked across Europe, just as so many other students from countries around the world were doing. I met similar 20-something travellers in hostels, train stations and museums, and found a community among those who were taking a break from their real lives to experience life of another kind – and an education just the same.
This is how I've always characterized solo travel, and while it can still serve as a rite of passage from a carefree youth into responsible adulthood, it's but one definition of travelling alone. Today, solo travel is more acceptable, more varied and more common than ever before, enjoyed by men and women of every age in practically every country on the planet.
Those who have done it can't say enough about solo travel, calling it life-changing, the ultimate in self-indulgence – even an almost religious experience. "Travelling solo and travelling alone are not synonymous. If you want to travel alone and are comfortable with this option, that's fantastic. If you want to travel solo but not alone, you can join small group tours which enable you to see the world without fear," said Kristina Boyce, general manager of The Adventure Travel Company, describing small group tours as ones that deliver authentic experiences for all budgets and styles.
Boyce said small groups empower solo travellers to explore the world with or without a companion, never 'going it alone'. The safety of a group, like-minded company plus pre-arranged airport transfers and accommodations are hugely important, she said.
At the St. Albert Public Library (SAPL), adult programming librarian Michelle Papineau-Couture said the Armchair Travel program will likely focus on solo travel in future sessions, thanks to growing interest and popularity with this form of travel. "We like to hear from those who have travelled in different ways – not just the all-inclusive trip to Mexico," said Papineau-Couture, who in months to come welcomes speakers who have adventured to New Zealand, Galapagos and Russia and the high Arctic.
"When people travel alone, they want to be safe and secure, and they want value," said Leslie Schaff of Globus escorted tours. "Many travel companies are responding to the growth in solo travellers by eliminating single supplements or offering shared accommodations, where singles are matched together for hotel stays – it eliminates what feels like a penalty for travelling alone."
The company's Cosmos brand is geared toward the value-minded – some 20 per cent on these tours are singles taking in packages to Spain, Portugal and Morocco, or budget-friendly Turkey. Wherever the destination, travel experts recommend solo travellers leave a detailed itinerary and copy of travel documents (passport, travel insurance policy) with someone at home, and to make regular email check-ins.
"We always recommend at least starting your journey on a small group tour. If nothing else, it delivers a sense a comfort and understanding of a destination – dress codes, local cultural practices, etc." said Boyce. "Many people choose to travel on their own to see what they want without worrying about a companion, and sometimes it enables those at a crossroads in life to look to travel for some direction, clarity and perspective. Travel of any kind can be a very powerful event in one's life, and sometimes taking the leap to explore on your own can really deliver an experience that nothing else can."


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AIDS Arms Inc. and Dallas County Health and Human Services have scheduled HIV testing at various locations around Dallas County on Saturday, Sept. 18, which has been declared National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day.
According to county HHS Director Zachary Thompson, the 50-and-older population is one group that's contracting HIV at higher rates than the general population.
Rubin Ramirez of Resource Center Dallas said he thinks people in this age group have become immune to the HIV prevention message because of treatments that are now available.
For more on some new Dallas County HIV/AIDS initiatives, see Friday's Dallas Voice.
Testing times and locations are below: