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Here is a breakdown of the Atlanta Falcons' 2016 seventh-round pick: UCLA wide receiver Devin Fuller.
Height: 6′
Weight: 194
Arm Length: 30 ¾"
Hand Size: 9 ¼"
40 Time: 4.39
Three-Cone: 7.10
Vertical Jump: 36″
Broad Jump: 124″
Devin Lewis Fuller was born on January 24, 1984 in Englewood, New Jersey. He attended nearby Northern Valley Region High in Old Tappan, NJ, where he was a four-star recruit as a dual athlete/quarterback. Over the course of his prep career, Fuller scored 118 touchdowns (58 passing, 60 rushing) and also picked off 14 passes combined over his final two seasons. As an excellent all-around athlete, he also rank track as a sprinter and also earned a letter in basketball.
He was originally expected to enroll at Rutgers coming out of high school, but the departure of former head coach Greg Schiano to the NFL prompted him to re-think his options, ultimately settling on UCLA. He was expected to redshirt as a freshman after Brett Hundley won the starting spot at quarterback, but injuries at wide receiver prompted him to be inserted into the lineup there. As a true freshman he appeared in nine games and earned a pair of starts at wide receiver. He finished the year with 20 catches for 145 yards (7.3 avg) and two touchdowns. He also returned nine kickoffs for an average of 18.6 yards and a pair of punts for a 3.0-per-return average.
He became the team's primary slot receiver as a sophomore, starting 10 of 12 games. He finished the season with 43 catches for 471 yards (11.0 avg) and four touchdowns. He also added a rushing score while toting the ball four times for a combined eight yards. He also threw a touchdown pass, completing both pass attempts for 32 yards. He also returned eight kickoffs for an average of 28.0 yards. He earned All-Pac-12 team honorable mention that season.
He continued to play in the slot as a junior, appearing in 13 games and starting five of them. He finished the year with a career-high of 59 catches for 447 yards (7.6 avg) and a single touchdown. He also returned two kickoffs for an average of 20 yards and completed one pass for nine yards.
He moved to the outside as the "Z" receiver as a senior with UCLA hoping to take advantage of his speed. But despite starting seven games and appearing in 11, his production dipped to just 24 catches for 259 yards (10.8 avg) and three scores. He became much more of a regular on special teams, returning 17 kickoffs for an average of 24.2 yards and 12 punts for an average of 11.8 yards per return.
He suffered a concussion midway through his senior year and then missed two games with an ankle injury he suffered the following week.
His father, Bart Fuller, played safety at Texas Christian University from 1983 to 1987. His mother, Cindy Mizelle, is a backup singer that has performed for various artists over the years including Luther Vandross, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston and the Rolling Stones.
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Key: UC – Uncatchable pass; KB – Key Block; FC – Fair Catch
Date Opponent Tgt Rec Yds Avg YAC Avg TD UC Drop KB KR Yds Avg TD PR FC Yds Avg TD
Sep 05 Virginia 6 6 44 7.3 28 4.7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 0 0 0.0 0
Sep 12 at UNLV 2 1 2 2.0 -1 -1.0 0 1 0 0 1 30 30.0 0 2 1 14 7.0 0
Sep 26 at Arizona 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2 62 31.0 0 3 0 36 12.0 0
Oct 15 at Stanford 7 4 44 11.0 12 3.0 0 1 1 0 6 128 21.3 0 0 2 0 0.0 0
Oct 22 California 8 7 100 14.3 18 2.6 2 0 0 0 1 20 20.0 0 0 3 0 0.0 0
Nov 28 at USC 4 2 26 13.0 7 3.5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 2 3 7 3.5 0
TOTALS 6 gms 27 20 216 10.8 64 3.2 3 3 1 0 10 240 24.0 0 8 9 57 7.1 0
SKILLS: How Good Is He?
Skills are graded on a 10-point scale: 1-pathetic, 2-poor, 3-weak, 4-below average, 5-average, 6-above average, 7-good, 8-very good, 9-excellent, 10-elite
Speed (8.0): Has good straight-line speed that doesn't play as fast as he times. While he possesses the speed to get down the field, doesn't ever seem to run by cornerbacks on a consistent basis. Shows good, albeit not great acceleration off the line of scrimmage. But has enough speed that college corners consistently played off him. Has the speed to run away from defenders as a returner on special teams, but lacks the speed that is going to utterly destroy defensive angles like a true burner. Was rarely used on vertical routes at UCLA.
Fuller (7) shows speed on a kickoff return
Fuller (7) shows speed on a kickoff return
Fuller (7) fields a short punt off a bounce and breaks open for a good return
Fuller (7) fields a short punt off a bounce and breaks open for a good return
Hands (5.0): Shows capable hands but has a tendency to let passes get into his body a bit. Can catch the ball away from his body and extend for high grabs. Lacks ideal size and catch radius to suspect that he'll mostly struggle in traffic against NFL cornerbacks. Too often would double catch returns, creating questions about his concentration and whether muffed returns might be an issue at the next level.
After the Catch (7.5): Comfortable with the ball in his hands and shows the ability to shake defenders on quick screens and turn on the jets after the catch to run by defenders. Consistently is able to quick turn upfield to maximize yards after the catch. Doesn't have much power to break tackles, although he'll fight for extra yardage at times. Does a nice job on punt returns, making the first defender miss and getting upfield for maximum return yardage.
At the bottom, Fuller (7) shows shiftiness as a runner on a screen pass
At the bottom, Fuller (7) shows shiftiness as a runner on a screen pass
Fuller (7) goes in motion near the top and shows some burst and speed on a swing pass
Fuller (7) goes in motion near the top and shows some burst and speed on a swing pass
Body Control (5.0): Shows ability to adjust to high and low throws, but not a player that is going to necessary win in traffic. Doesn't play with great balance as a route-runner or run-blocker. Lacks the size and strength to reliably win in traffic and needs to do a better job positioning his body in those situations.
At the bottom, Fuller (7) wins on a back-shoulder throw
At the bottom, Fuller (7) wins on a back-shoulder throw
Route-Running (5.0): Possesses the speed and quickness to separate from coverage, but his lack of polish as a route-runner means that he doesn't often create it as easily as someone with his athleticism should. Shows capability of finding soft spots in zone, settling and making the grab.
Here is an example of Fuller beating press coverage off the line for a touchdown:
This replay shows Fuller (7) beating press coverage and scoring a TD
This replay shows Fuller (7) beating press man coverage with an inside release and scoring a TD
Blocking (4.0): An effective blocker at times on the collegiate level due to effort but will likely struggle at the next level given an overall lack of size, strength and blocking technique. Shows good effort at times when blocking downfield on a big play, but doesn't always attack his assignments on the edge aggressively, showing just perfunctory effort. He's mostly effective at "getting in the way" of defenders rather than being capable of hitting his assignments consistently.
Here are some examples of Fuller's blocking ability:
Fuller (7) at the bottom tries to block but is unable to effectively get position due to poor balance and strength
Fuller (7) at the bottom tries to block but is unable to effectively get position due to poor balance and strength. But he does manage to get in the way.
Fuller (7) working at the bottom shows good effort as a downfield blocker, effectively getting in the way once more
Fuller (7) working at the bottom shows good effort as a downfield blocker on a swing pass to the running back, effectively getting in the way once more
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Reserve Prospect (2.9) – Possesses enough ability to contribute as a reserve but his NFL future will be largely based on his ability to impact on special teams. Typically a productive player in college but is just too limited in key areas such as size, speed and/or athleticism to project to beyond special teams at the next level. Ability and upside to be a starter is virtually non-existent and might only be able to impact as a limited situational player. Player is potentially worth taking a flier on in the seventh round.
NFL FORECAST: How Do His Skills Project to the NFL?
It was telling that Fuller was moved outside as a senior to give him more opportunities to take advantage of man coverage, yet his production dipped. To be fair to him, it's likely the head and ankle injuries he suffered midway through the year were a significant factor in that dip. He only caught two passes in UCLA's final six games after catching a combined 15 in the three before the injuries.
But Fuller was for the most part UCLA's third or fourth option in the passing game behind wide receivers Jordan Payton and Thomas Duarte, as well as occasionally sophomore Darren Andrews, who took over his slot duties this past year.
Even though both Payton and Duarte were drafted ahead of Fuller this past year, it's unlikely that a player that wasn't higher than fourth on his depth chart in college is ever going to be higher than fourth on a depth chart in the NFL.
Thus Fuller's real ability to stick in the NFL will likely be contingent on his ability as a returner. If he can stick there, then he will be given more time and opportunity to continue to develop as a receiver.
He's still fairly raw given his limited experience at wide receiver. For a former slot receiver, his route-running isn't where you'd probably want for him. It leads me to believe that Fuller is more an athlete than a true receiver.
Despite his time speed, he was rarely used as a vertical threat at UCLA. Most of his big plays came as a result of his ability to turn short gains into long ones after the catch.
A lot of Fuller's routes were shallow crossing routes, slants and other in-breaking routes designed to get him the ball on the move and make plays after the catch. That skill does project well to the NFL, but it's hard to envision Fuller ever being a major component of any team's offense.
Teams can design a small package of plays for him that include screens and the occasional trick play given his past as a quarterback, but Fuller is a long ways away from being a regular contributor on an NFL offense.
I don't know how telling it is that UCLA didn't ask Fuller to go deep. That could be a function of their offense, although in the games I watched this past year, they did take a number of deep shots to other receivers like Payton and Duarte. So one must conclude that the UCLA coaching staff didn't feel that Fuller was a particularly gifted vertical receiver.
Despite his timed speed, that does make sense. Harry Douglas and Devin Hester are two familiar examples of receivers that have possess field-stretching speed, but aren't overly effective catching the ball downfield. They are both limited by a lack of size, limited catch radius and/or questionable ball skills. Based off limited number of downfield targets I saw, the same appears true for Fuller.
So one shouldn't really consider Fuller a deep threat despite his speed. While Fuller is capable of making a big play down the field (as Douglas and Hester are), the infrequency of those plays will limit his offensive upside.
FALCONS FORECAST: How Does He Project in Atlanta?
Again, Fuller's value in Atlanta will be tied to his ability as a returner. If he can quickly establish himself as an effective option there, then he could have a productive career as the team's return specialist.
That would also give him the necessary time to develop more and improve as a wide receiver. But in reality, Fuller is probably never going to be a major part of the Falcons offense. While he can contribute a play here or there, his potential production in the offense isn't likely to eclipse that of Nick Williams, who caught 17 passes for 159 yards and a pair of touchdowns in 2015.
Like Williams, Fuller would likely be an afterthought to most defenses, which would allow him to slip by at times to make a play every now and then. But he's unlikely to ever be the type of receiver that reliably can demand the attention of opposing defenses.
One potential obstacle that Fuller has should he become a capable returner is the possibility that he'll start getting more reps on offense because teams want to better take advantage of his playmaking skills with the ball in his hands. This has ruined many of return specialist over the years in the NFL with Dante Hall, Josh Cribbs, Jeremy Ross, Jacoby Jones and the Falcons very own Devin Hester being examples of players that started to see lesser success on special teams once they began to see increased reps on offense.
And more importantly, few of them ever successfully became impactful offensive players. There's a simple explanation of why that is: because being dynamic with the ball as a returner is a different skill set than being able to run routes and reliably separate from coverage as a wide receiver. Unfortunately, NFL teams continue to struggle to distinguish between these two traits and make mistakes accordingly.
Ideally the Falcons won't fall into that trap (again). But first, Fuller is going to have to win the return job. That's not guaranteed, although he has the tools, skills and explosiveness to be very effective in that role.
Fuller isn't on par with Hester in the sense that every time he touches the ball there is a chance he could score. But Fuller does have big-play potential as a returner and compared to someone like Eric Weems, is an upgrade there.
Weems was a reliable, but not explosive return specialist. Hopefully, Fuller can prove to be a good mix of both traits. But I do have some concerns about his ball security. While I didn't find a ton of evidence of him muffing kicks at UCLA, there were some minor red flags there with his propensity to double catch the ball while fielding kicks. That is something that will bear monitoring in the future.
But whatever question marks exist, the biggest one is whether or not Fuller will have longevity in the NFL. Because unless he develops into one of the elite return specialists in the league, there just isn't as much value in returners nowadays.
Fuller might have been a player that was born five years too late, thanks to the rule changes that the league has enacted to minimize the impact of kickoff returns back in 2011. I'm confident that I would have had a higher grade on Fuller had he come out five or six years ago before the new rules.
But the value of a solid to good kickoff returner has been largely eliminated from the game given a trend that is only expected to continue as the league continues to enact rule changes that will make it less likely that kickoffs are ever returned.
Thus Fuller's ability to stick in Atlanta is going to be tied mainly to his potential to become a a very good punt returner. Predicting someone to be an exceptional punt returner is murky at best especially when they are a player like Fuller, who only did it for one year essentially.
Trindon Holliday is a good example of a player that has been hurt by the rule changes. While Holliday has been a productive return specialist since entering the league in 2010, he has also managed to play for six different teams in that period.
With the declining value of kickoff returns, more and more teams are turning to punt returners that also make significant contributions on offense or defense. Antonio Brown, Patrick Peterson, Julian Edelman, Jarvis Landry, Travis Benjamin, Golden Tate and Darren Sproles are counted among today's punt returners.
The rule changes mean there is less incentive for teams to keep a pure return specialist on the roster that doesn't add significant value on either side of the ball. Even those that do manage to stick will have a difficulty time like Holliday maintaining their hold on a roster spot unless they prove exceptional.
This is the exact same reason why a player like Hester is potentially on the roster bubble entering this summer. It makes it understandable why the Falcons drafted a player like Fuller because he gives them a much cheaper and younger option at that position. There is at least some potential that Fuller still possesses untapped potential at wide receiver, while Hester has proven over the course of a decade in the NFL exactly how much limited value he brings to an offense.
But while Fuller's youth might give him a leg up in any potential competition for the return spot this summer as a rookie, it fars from guaranteeing him a long tenure in Atlanta.
That will again be contingent on his ability to provide significant value as a return specialist. Fuller has the potential, but I find it hard to say that he will last beyond his rookie deal.
The player I would compare Fuller to is former Detroit Lions wideout/return specialist Jeremy Ross.
An undrafted rookie back in 2011, Ross played for three teams until he landed with the Lions midway through the 2013 season. He was a highly productive returner on both kickoffs and punts that season before the Lions began to utilize him as their third wideout a year later in 2014. His production as a return specialist dipped that year and the Lions replaced him the following year with Tate on punts and rookie running back Ameer Abdullah on kickoffs.
Since being cut by the Lions last September, Ross spent time on two separate teams' practice squads and is now with his third team in the New York Jets.
No longer the standout return specialist he was in 2013, Ross has struggled to stick in one place. As long as Fuller can produce at a level comparable to Ross early in his career, his job will be safe. But if he doesn't, he'll be hard-pressed to stick in not only Atlanta, but also in the rest of the league.
Fuller probably won't make anyone forget about Hester, but he should prove to be a competent to good returner for the next few years in Atlanta. That works for a seventh-round pick.
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|Gobwin Knob
Standing on the Expository Bridge, we look over the shoulders of Princes Ossomer and Tramennis at Ansom. Behind Ansom, rolling green hills dotted with trees stretch out to the horizon. Lining up from the end of the bridge is Gobwin Knob's column, featuring a number of siege towers and Battle Bears in front.Ansom wears black and red plate armor, featuring an oversized right shoulder pad and red cape. He bears the symbol of Wanda Firebaugh on his chest, a white skull with a pink flower where the hairline should be. Ossomer is huge, his silver armor apparently riveted together at the side, also wearing a red cape, with extra-thick armor around the pelvic area. Gold trims his neckpiece, cape, and double-sectioned shoulderpad. His hair is short and black. Tramennis is much smaller, with long blonde hair and brown greco-roman shoulderpads on his silver armor. It features a Jetstone radish motif in back.
Ansom: There is good news, brothers.
If you would listen.
This battle need not be fought.Prince Tramennis: That's terrible news.
|Right hand on hip, left hand palm up,[1] Tramennis looks up at Ossomer and speaks. His armor is a silver breastplate bearing a large radish, and a leather skirt and shoulderpads. He is apparently wearing a white t-shirt underneath. An ornate, golden-hilted rapier hangs from his left hip. Like his brother Ansom, his eyes are blue.
Prince Tramennis: Ossomer, I told you they were marching here for tea.
And we haven't nearly enough quince tarts for this crowd.Ansom: Tramennis...
|Tramennis jauntily cocks an eyebrow and leans to one side, pointing at Ossomer with a thumb. For his part, Ossomer stands imposingly, arms crossed. His armor is apparently a skin-tight grey suit with a huge shoulder pad/chest guard/neck guard combination of silver trimmed in gold. On the chest plate is a large radish, and he also wears a grey sweatband on his wrist. In the background are a number of radish-shaped tents, a long column of troops, and a solitary Battle Bear amidst the camp.
Prince Tramennis: He said you were coming to destroy Jetstone.
I said "No! Not Ansom! He just misses decent pastry!"
But you really should have written ahead.Prince Ossomer: He is here to destroy Jetstone.
|Ansom reaches out with his right hand palm up, in a conciliatory gesture. This is offset by the huge black shoulderpad featuring a three-dimensional skull decoration and a red blade or spike. Indeed, his hand hovers just below the skull-and-flower motif of his chest plate, seemingly offering service to Wanda Firebaugh to his brothers. Behind him stretches the column, with a girraffe cloth golem slightly to one side.
Ansom: Ossomer, I am here to save—
Prince Ossomer: Prince Ossomer, sirrah!Ansom: ...to save Jetstone.
|Closeup on Ansom's face. We can see another skull, on the lining of his collar.[2] Behind him, the rows of siege towers and the lone giraffe cloth golem.
Ansom: All along, you have misunderstood our side's intentions.We would greatly prefer alliance to conquest.
|Ossomer has not moved, but this view makes a sword of some sort visible at his hip. Tramennis looks up at him. In the background, the Battle Bear wanders toward the column.
Prince Ossomer: I couldn't give a used fig for what you prefer.
Prince Tramennis: Ew.Prince Ossomer: You shall have neither one.
|Ansom stares up at Ossomer, who glares back down at him. Tramennis turns and looks at Ossomer, eyebrow cocked and finger raised. Behind them we see the river flow from the bridge.
Prince Ossomer: Nor do we misunderstand your intentions.
Quite to the contrary.Prince Tramennis: Used how?
|A high angle view over Ansom's shoulder. Ossomer has finally moved, now gesturing widly with his arms. Tramennis stands with his arms at his sides, looking quite small in comparison. Ansom stands immobile, feet shoulder width apart, his red cape picking up the breeze. We can see a city in the hills beyond.
Prince Ossomer: You believe that the preference of the Arkentools for certain wielders clarifies the intentions of the Titans.
You believe that the Titans' highest favor no longer falls upon Royalty.
That even Royals must now follow the Attuned.
Am I correct?Ansom: Well, essentially...
|Ossomer glowers with rage, re-crosses his arms and once again stands like a statue as he lectures Ansom. Tramennis responds to his brother's colorful language by making a silly face, sticking his tongue out in disgust. In the background, the Battle Bear sits down.
Prince Ossomer: Dog bowels.
Prince Tramennis: Ewww-uh!Prince Ossomer: Whatever transformation you've undergone, you have forgotten the true meaning of Nobility.
|The three brothers stand on the bridge much as they have been. Green lichen clings to the bottom of the bridge. The column stands to at the edge of the bridge. The road stretched beyond, dotted by two or three solitary trees on its way through the hills to the castle beyond. Off to the left is the camp of radish-tents, surrounded by a low wooden wall, dwarfed by the Battle Bear sitting nearby. Further on is a small wood. The sky is blue and filled with thin clouds.
Ossomer: Perhaps Royalty is obsolete.
Perhaps the Titans have forsaken honor, as you'd claim.
Perhaps they prefer the cowardice of Stanley, the conniving of Charlie. Or the cruelty of that one you follow.
But I am what I am.
And so here I stand.I will make you and the Titans prove your claim.
|Ansom leans forward a bit, showing a little emotion. Behind him are probably a dozen siege towers, the giraffe cloth golem and two Battle Bears, and the column beyond.
Ansom: I see.
Saddening.And you, Prince Tramennis?
|Smiling, Tramennis points up at Ossomer.
|Prince Tramennis: Oh what he said. Double the dog bowels.

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Big Bird has been getting quite a lot of attention since the presidential debate last week, when Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said that he would cut funding to PBS. It amounts to this: a slip for the yellow bird.
On social media, Romney's Big Bird bashing got almost as much attention as president's lackadaisical performance that night.
Democrats came up with all sorts of comeback lines that President Barack Obama SHOULD HAVE used last Wednesday. A day later, Obama himself gave voice to Big Bird's backers by saying (sarcastically) that he was glad to see Romney had finally decided to get tough on the bird.
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And of course it's the first one they kill off for 2014.
Yesterday, order guides for the 2014 model year Mustang started to surface online, and the Boss 302 was conspicuously absent. We thought it could be a rumor and that the Boss 302 order guides just weren't released yet.
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Your Majesties, Your Royal Highnesses, Honorable members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen.
I have a purpose here today. It is a purpose I have tried to serve for many years. I have prayed that God would show me a way to accomplish it.
Sometimes, without warning, the future knocks on our door with a precious and painful vision of what might be. One hundred and nineteen years ago, a wealthy inventor read his own obituary, mistakenly published years before his death. Wrongly believing the inventor had just died, a newspaper printed a harsh judgment of his life's work, unfairly labeling him "The Merchant of Death" because of his invention - dynamite. Shaken by this condemnation, the inventor made a fateful choice to serve the cause of peace.
Seven years later, Alfred Nobel created this prize and the others that bear his name.
Seven years ago tomorrow, I read my own political obituary in a judgment that seemed to me harsh and mistaken - if not premature. But that unwelcome verdict also brought a precious if painful gift: an opportunity to search for fresh new ways to serve my purpose.
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The distinguished scientists with whom it is the greatest honor of my life to share this award have laid before us a choice between two different futures - a choice that to my ears echoes the words of an ancient prophet: "Life or death, blessings or curses. Therefore, choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live."
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Online restaurant degrees and career-boosting certificates are not uncommon, and can be a great asset in the career of a restaurant worker or executive. An online higher learning degree also allows you to continue your career and study simultaneously from anywhere, at anytime.
How Online Restaurant Programs Work
Online programs in the restaurant industry range from certificates on specific subjects to bachelor's and master's degrees. Students may have to take prerequisite courses to qualify for enrollment in a fully-online course. The programs differ in whether they start in sync with traditional semesters and in their flexibility—whether there is a specific time allotted to the student to complete tasks and the program overall.
"Our program is flexible in timelines, but we encourage students to complete courses before the semester ends, if possible," said Professor Lynn Huffman, Chairperson of the Department of Nutrition, Hospitality and Retailing at Texas Tech University. "We have no hard and fast deadlines because we understand who our client is. From company vice-presidents to young mothers, our students usually work full-time and need greater flexibility."
Online programs aren't for everyone. They are very engaging, often more so than traditional curriculums. Online programs often demand more of the student; it is a misconception that they are easier than traditional programs. However, most online schools offer plentiful help for students through phone calls or email to the instructor or specialized support staff.
"Many people are not geared to independent study. The student must be self-motivated because the courses can be more demanding than they expected. Some students just need face-to-face interaction. But our students form work groups, have chat group communication, even comment on other students' papers. They become like family." said Huffman.
Online Restaurant Schools
Several institutions offer online restaurant training and degree programs. Some options include:
- Cornell University - eCornell - a subsidiary of Cornell University, has online training in Hospitality and Foodservice Management
- New England Culinary Institute - Online - offers an online Bachelor of Hospitality and Restaurant Management
- The University of Delaware Online - offers courses leading to a bachelor's degree, or taken individually in Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management
- Texas Tech University - offers an online Master of Science degree in Restaurant, Hotel, and Institutional Management
- Penn State Online - offers an associate's degree or certificate in Restaurant Management
- Northern Arizona University - offers an online certificate in Restaurant Management
- Ashworth College - offers a career diploma in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Program Costs
At the least, online restaurant programs are competitive with "brick and mortar" institutions in pricing, but typically students save money without some of the other fees associated with college attendance coming into play. Plus, there can be other unique financial windfalls for online restaurant students.
"Adult online learners can maintain their current employment (continue making money), plus, the costs could be lower since there is no travel, or dorm expenses for the student," said Dr. Frederick J. DeMicco, Professor and ARAMARK Chair of the Hotel & Restaurant Management Program at The University of Delaware. "We also have a program for a 'site rate,' where, for example, if a hospitality company has more than ten employees enrolled, those online students can get nearly an in-state tuition rate but be educated anywhere around the globe. It's really a great deal."
Scholarships are offered to restaurant students through the National Restaurant Association Education Foundation (NRAEF) as well as most professional hospitality associations.
"Our industry will add millions of careers ... as people continue to dine out and travel more 'glocally' (globally and locally). Having a degree allows students to meet this growing need for managers. Positions are to be had in restaurants, contract foodservices, lodgings, stadiums, and convention centers," said DeMicco.
The restaurant industry is becoming more appreciative of higher learning degrees and theoretical knowledge. Graduates are more knowledgeable, confident, and polished. Online students are usually already working in the field, and education gives them an edge and great opportunity for the future.
"Some students educate themselves for their job, for a very specific goal," said Huffman. "In addition to that, many want to learn more, stretch their mind, become better at the job they already do. They gain money indirectly, but more importantly, they achieve self-fulfillment."


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Dear friends:
The Lord continues to open my eyes to the amazing ministry carried out by Salvationists around the world. The vision of One Army, One Mission, One Message is not just an expression of hope. It captures the reality of an Army living out its faith in each community and country where it serves.
Mission flows from our relationship with God and the impact of our ministry relates directly to the message we proclaim. As Salvationists we never pretend to be able to fix everyone's problems. Yes, we try to meet the hurting, broken, lonely, dispossessed and lost at their point of need. We offer the most appropriate help and are consistently grateful for the way the Lord uses our service in a transformational way. Yet we know that deep pain, alienation and brokenness can only really be addressed through the saving power of our Lord who ransoms, heals, restores and forgives.
Since writing to you in March, I have visited many places and witnessed a vibrant Army of action and hope. You may be receiving details of these visits through International News Releases, but let me share with you some personal comments.
Three of these visits were in the United Kingdom Territory with the Republic of Ireland. A divisional celebration in South and Mid Wales gave a bird's-eye view of their great community programmes and then captured my heart with their awesome Welsh singing. What a feast of blessing! Easter weekend at Norwich Citadel in England was not only a time for reflection and celebration around the Easter themes at the Army hall, but the corps also took its message to the streets with three open-air meetings. The open-air ministry there is very intentional, providing a weekly outdoor meeting. People from the community attend regularly and see this as their church. The ROOTS weekend in Scotland may have been a very cold weather experience, but there is a spiritual fire burning in Scotland and the flame will be fanned by the Holy Spirit.
Please keep the international Army in view as you pray. Some places may seem far removed from your setting, but often they are the ones most needing our prayer support. Visits to Estonia and Moldova were eye-opening experiences. Both of these countries have been part of the Soviet Union and, like other places in Eastern Europe, are finding their own identity while at the same time learning what it means to be The Salvation Army. You would be thrilled to see this young Army that really understands that the message of Jesus is the motivation for their relevant and practical service.
During the past weeks I have been the guest for both 125th anniversary celebrations in Denmark and The Netherlands. During the commissioning in Copenhagen, I had the privilege of announcing the commencement of the Army's work in Greenland and then appointing the first officers. This congress built further on the hope that was already evident in Denmark. Though a small territory, it has a huge impact on society. In Amsterdam, Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands graced one of our congress meetings with her presence. She was particularly interested in meeting some of the people who belong to our social centres and was grateful for the Army's work among the marginalised and disadvantaged.
One of my regular highlights is to visit the International College for Officers. I speak to each session at their spiritual day and also spend a day with them teaching about spiritual authority and answering their questions. These visits are always very special. The 26 officer-delegates come from every corner of the Army world and consider this experience one of the richest in their officership. Their eyes are truly opened to the international Army as they journey together for two months.
If you have not already signed up through your territory or the international website for the worldwide prayer meeting on Thursday mornings, I would encourage you to do so. The prayer topics are the 12 Mission Priorities of the One Army, One Mission, One Message vision. Add to these your own corps/centre/divisional/territorial needs. But above all, beyond petition and intercession, may your prayer be saturated with praise, thanksgiving and expectation. The Lord waits to hear from you. Let's be an Army marked by prayer. 'The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective' (James 5:16).
Thank you for your faithfulness in ministry and prayer. God bless you richly,
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Let $L$ be a language on a finite alphabet and let $L_n$ be the number of words of length $n$. Let $f_L(x) = \sum_{n \ge 0} L_n x^n$. The following are well-known:
- If $L$ is regular, then $f_L$ is rational.
- If $L$ is unambiguous and context-free, then $f_L$ is algebraic.
Does there exist a natural family of languages $\mathcal{L}$ containing the context-free languages such that if $L \in \mathcal{L}$, then $f_L$ is holonomic? Is that class of languages also associated to a natural class of automata?
This question is prompted by a remark in Flajolet and Sedgewick where they assert that there is no meaningful generating function formalism associated to context-sensitive languages because of the significant undecidability issues. However, holonomic functions have proven a robust and incredibly useful framework in combinatorics, so I think this is a natural question to ask.


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Internationally acclaimed chef and restauranteur Susur Lee has built a reputation as a culinary genius with his innovative and inspiring cuisine that combines the complex food traditions of China with the classical techniques of refined French cuisine. Named one of the top 10 chefs of the millennium by Food & Wine magazine and hailed by Zagat as a culinary genius, we were fortunate to get into a special dinner with chef Lee through Toronto's 2015 Visa Infinite Dining Series event at his flagship restaurant Lee Lounge. A culinary chameleon and master of global cuisines and plating panache, Lee was to create 13 small dishes served with a series of wine, beer and sake pairings, for an exceptional evening of sensory and savoury pleasures.
Internationally acclaimed chef and restauranteur Susur Lee was in the kitchen and spoke about each dish as it was served during the evening
Born in Hong Kong and the youngest of four children, Lee knew he wanted to cook from a young age, serving his culinary apprenticeship at Hong Kong's renowned Peninsula Hotel before emigrating to Canada in 1978, where he worked his way up the ranks to executive chef status at a number of restaurants in Toronto, opening his first restaurant Lotus, to great success. Hard work, perseverance and endless quest for the most elusive flavours have brought him where he is today, with restaurants in Toronto — Luckee, Lee and Bent — and Tunglok Heen in Singapore. "I was educated in food at a young age. My father would take me to dim sum — he would open up the newspaper and say, 'Son, you order whatever you want,' and by the time he closed the paper, 'Oh my god, son, you ordered so much!' I loved food as a little kid. Through eating, I could experience food culture; I could feel and imagine things and it satisfied me. It's like taking music apart, I can sense the flavour and I have a great memory of taste". As we did too, enjoying every one of the decadent appetizers and sensational dishes served over the course of the evening, with both chef Lee and master sommelier John Szabo charming guests with personal anecdotes on the culinary inspiration and oenological insights of this special menu, taking guests on a flavour-filled journey across the cuisines of the world.
The large central bar island at Lee, with staff pouring a battalion of glasses for arriving guests
Awash in a sea of red, the interior of Lee is elegant, refined and bustling with guests arriving for Susur Lee's special Visa Infinite dining event
A Jansz Premium Sparking Cuvée from Tasmania was served to guests as they arrived, to be enjoyed with chef Lee's delicious appetizers
Tempura Crab Cake Roll with nori, rice, wasabi & yuzu ponzu, miso mayo topped with spicy chorizo
Mini Cheeseburger Springroll Lettuce Wrap made with braised organic Angus sirloin, aged cheddar and pickled vegetables, rolled into white spring roll wrappers and fried in canola oil and served with baby cilantro leaves and smoky chipotle mayo
Mini Cheese Tart with handmade puff pastry, black olives, tomato, red pepper, eggplant, zucchini, jalapeño and tomatillo
Assam Shrimp and Pineapple on Skewer
The first wine pairing of the evening was a 2012 Weingut Sybille Kuntz Riesling from Mosel, Germany, designed to go with the Singapore-style Slaw and Tartare dishes
Susur's Signature 19-ingredient stunning tower of Singapore-style Slaw with tuna sashimi and salted apricot dressing
Spicy Japanese Salmon Tartare with black sesame paste 'swoosh' and crispy taro chip
Black Pepper Charred White BC Tuna Sashimi with grapefruit ceviche
A Tengumai Dance of the Raven Gods Umajun Sake from Ishikawa Japan is served to accompany the next 3 courses
The Steamed Shrimp Siu Mai with Hong Kong XO sauce and sweet and sour glaze arrived layered in 2 cups: the sauce on top with the siu mai kept warm in a cup below
Steamed Shrimp Siu Mai
The XO sauce with sweet and sour glaze which the Siu Mai is dipped into
Cold Pressed Vietnamese-style Octopus with calamansi citrus vinaigrette
Susur Lee's Bocuse-inspired Szechuan Hot and Soup Soup en croûte with superbly balanced broth, perfectly cooked chicken, vegetables and and thick cloud ear mushrooms
The next wine, a 2011 Californian Carmel Road Pinot Noir from Panorama Vineyards in Monterey
Szechuan-style Fried Chicken with Golden Sand and Choron Sauce — a hollandaise-style sauce with tomato purée — and satay of boneless quail with spiced tamarind glaze and oven dried pineapple
The Szechuan-style Fried Chicken with Golden Sand — Hong Kong-style spiced cracker crumbs — was inspired by a recipe of his Mom's
Lee's Choron Sauce — a pink tinted hollandaise with pureed fresh tomato
Satay of Boneless Quail with spiced tamarind glaze and oven dried pink peppercorn pineapple
Beet and Persimmon 'Salad' with Basil Seed Pods and Lemongrass Jelée
The 4th wine served, a 2011 Two Hands Lily's Garden Shiraz from the Barossa Valley in Australia
Plus, a Forked River Brewing "Catharsis" Big Red Barrel-Aged Belgian Beer from London was served at the same time!
My favourite dish of the night, Susur Lee's Fresh Ground Red Curry Braised Beef with Coconut Sweet Rice Biryani served in a martini glass — outstanding! It was so tender it was eaten with a spoon
Caribbean Jerk Spiced Lamb Loin with mango purée and habanero sauce served with a banana fritter
Banana Fritter
A 2005 Vinsanto Santorini from Greece was served with the cheese and dessert courses
The Cheese Course: A Blue d'Elizabeth semi-soft blue cheese from Quebec; An Avaonlea Clothbound Cheddar from PEI; and a 14 Arpents square-shaped soft cheese from Quebec
Tong Yuen, a sweet rice dumpling stuffed with bittersweet chocolate ganache in crème anglais
Mango & Passionfruit Panna Cotta with passionfruit & pineapple granitée, coconut tapioca, palm syrup with sweet rice tuile
Watermelon Salad Appetizer
Serves 4
Recipe courtesy chef Susur Lee
6 1-inch cubes of watermelon
1/2 cup feta, in chunks
1 bunch fresh mint
Celery leaves
Anaheim chili, chopped
2 black olives, chopped
Olive oil
1/2 cup brunoise shallots
1 tbsp fresh ginger, peeled and grated
3 tbsp crushed black peppercorns
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup Chinese aged black vinegar
3/4 cup vegetable oil
1/2 cup olive oil
1/4 cup soy sauce
2 tbsp sugar
Combine all of the vinaigrette ingredients together in a bowl and refrigerate overnight. To serve, arrange the the watermelon in a bowl, sprinkle with feta, pour 1/2 cup of vinaigrette over top and garnish with fresh mint, celery leaves, chopped chili and chopped olives to taste. Drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper and serve.
Winter Squash Soup with Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
Serves 10-12
Recipe courtesy chef Susur Lee
4 tbsp unsalted butter
1 medium onion, coarsely chopped
1 celery rib, coarsely chopped
2 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
1 cup dry white wine
1 quart chicken stock or low-sodium broth
1 quart water
4 lb kabocha or butternut squash, peeled, seeded and cut into 1-inch cubes
Salt and freshly ground white pepper
Large pinch of freshly grated nutmeg
Salted roasted pumpkin seeds, honey and diced cucumber, for garnish
In a large pot, melt the butter. Add the onion, celery and garlic and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the white wine and simmer for 3 minutes. Add the stock and water and bring to a boil. Add the squash, cover partially and simmer over moderately low heat until tender, about 30 minutes. Working in batches, puree the soup in a blender. Return the soup to the pot, bring to a simmer and season with salt, white pepper and nutmeg. Garnish with the pumpkin seeds, a drizzle of honey and the cucumber. Note: The soup can be refrigerated for up to 2 days. Reheat before serving.
Singapore Slaw
Serves 4
Recipe courtesy chef Susur Lee
2 green onions, both white and green parts, julienned
2 oz rice vermicelli, broken into 3 pieces
3 oz taro root, julienned
1 large English cucumber, julienned
1 large carrot, peeled and julienned
1 small jicama, peeled and julienned
1 cup daikon, peeled and julienned
2 large Roma tomatoes, peeled, seeded and thinly sliced
4 tsp toasted sesame seeds
1 tbsp pickled ginger
6 tsp crushed roasted peanuts
4 tsp edible flower petals
4 tsp fennel seedlings
4 tsp purple basil seedlings
4 tsp coriander seedlings
4 tsp daikon sprouts
4 tsp fried shallots
Pickled Red Onion:
1 red onion
1 cup rice wine vinegar
1 cup water
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp black peppercorns
1/4 tsp fennel seeds
1 bay leaf
1 sprig thyme
Salted Plum Dressing:
1 cup salted preserved plums, pitted
1/2 cup rice wine vinegar
1 tsp mirin
1 tsp Dashi Japanese cooking stock
3 tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp fresh ginger, peeled and chopped
1/4 tsp sea salt
For the pickled red onion, peel and julienne the red onion and set aside in a medium bowl. In a small saucepan, bring the vinegar and water to a boil. Season with salt, peppercorns, fennel seeds, bay leaf and thyme; continue boiling for another 5 minutes. Pour mixture over onion while hot and let sit for 1 hour.
For the plum dressing, combine the plum paste, vinegar, mirin, Dashi, onion oil, sugar, ginger and salt in a blender and purée until smooth, then set aside.
Remove the slices from the oil, place on paper towel and lightly salt.
At the same temperature, quickly deep fry the vermicelli, half at a time, for 2 seconds, or until they curl. Remove the vermicelli from the oil, place on paper towel and lightly salt.
Remove the julienned green onion from bowl and drain. Divide the vermicelli equally between 4 plates and arrange the green onion, cucumber, carrot, jicama, daikon, tomatoes and pickled red onion around the noodles and top with a tall mound of fried taro root.
Sprinkle toasted sesame seeds and crushed peanuts over each salad. In a small bowl, combine the edible flower petals, seedlings, sprouts and fried shallots. Sprinkle the flower-sprout-shallot mixture on each salad and serve with salted plum dressing alongside.
Susur Lee's Chinese Barbecued Pork
Serves 4-6
Recipe courtesy chef Susur Lee
1 1/2 lb pork tenderloin, about 2 to 3 tenderloins
1 rib celery, medium sized, finely chopped
1 carrot, medium sized, finely chopped
1 onion medium sized, finely chopped
1 tbsp ginger, minced fresh
5 strips orange or tangerine zest, fresh, or tangerine zest (each 2 x 1/2 inches removed with a vegetable peeler)
2/3 cup rice cooking wine
1/3 cup soy sauce
1/3 cup pure maple syrup
2 tablespoons dark sesame oil
Trim the tenderloins of any excess fat or sinew. Combine the celery, carrot, onion, ginger, tangerine zest, sherry, soy sauce, maple syrup, and 1 tablespoon of the sesame oil in a nonreactive baking dish and stir to mix. Add the tenderloins, turning to coat. Cover and let marinate, in the refrigerator, for 24 to 48 hours, turning occasionally.
Preheat the grill to medium-high. Remove the tenderloins from the marinade and blot dry with paper towels. Strain the marinade into a small nonreactive saucepan and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Boil the marinade until thick and syrupy, 5 to 8 minutes.
When ready to cook, brush the tenderloins with the remaining 1 tablespoon sesame oil. Arrange the tenderloins on the hot grate and grill, turning with tongs, until the pork is browned on all sides and cooked through, 16 to 20 minutes in all. Start brushing the tenderloins with the reduced marinade after 10 minutes. When tested with an instant-read meat thermometer, the temperature should register at least 160°F when the pork is done.
Transfer the tenderloins to a cutting board and let rest for 5 minutes. Cut each tenderloin on the diagonal into 1/2-inch slices. Fan the slices out on plates or a platter and serve with any remaining marinade.
Susur Lee Braised Beef
Recipe courtesy chef Susur Lee
Flour for dredging
Cooking oil
1 1/2 litres dark beef stock
1/2 litre canned tomato purée
200 g chili bean paste
1/2 cup oyster sauce
2 bunches fresh cilantro, with roots attached
300 ml Chinese cooking wine
2 pieces dried licorice
3 pieces star anise
2 cinnamon sticks
1 cup Chinese cilantro
Preheat oven to 250°F. Trim the excess fat from the beef cheeks, but don't remove the membrane (silver skin). Dredge in flour and pat to remove any excess, then brown on all sides in 1/4-inch of oil. Combine all the remaining ingredients and braise the beef for 6 hours until fork tender. Remove the beef and strain the braising liquid.


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THAT'S NOT WHAT I ASKED FOR: THREE ESSAYS ON THE (UN)INTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF CALIFORNIA'S DUAL-ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEM by Andrew Josef McEachin A Dissertation Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (URBAN EDUCATION POLICY) August 2012 Copyright 2012 Andrew Josef McEachin
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|The research in this dissertation analyzes three important aspects of educational accountability policies: capacity, unintended consequences, and design considerations. The results in this dissertation have implications for the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). The 2012 congressional proposals for the reauthorization of ESEA, as well as the administration's blueprint and NCLB waiver program, indicate that schools and districts will continue to operate in an era of accountability and high-stakes testing (United States Department of Education, 2011). However, the results in this dissertation indicate that there is significant room for improvement in the current design of educational accountability systems. ❧ The analyses in Chapter 2 focus on a rarely discussed portion of the NCLB accountability system. States are required to provide low-performing districts technical assistance in hopes of raising student achievement. The results from this study demonstrate that the capacity-building intervention that California implemented in response to the NCLB requirements led to small increases in students' math achievement. This is an important finding since the early work in educational accountability stressed the need to provide appropriate capacity-building opportunities for low-performing schools and districts (Clune, 1993a, 1993b; O'Day & Smith, 1993; Smith & O'Day, 1991). Although I do not have evidence for the long-term benefits of this intervention, the results indicate that more research into DAIT-like interventions is worthwhile. ❧ The analysis in Chapter 3 focuses on the tensions that exist in California's dual-accountability system, specifically with regards to algebra enrollment for 8th grade students. As noted in the conclusion of the Chapter, the results have important implications on a number of fronts. The paper adds yet another example of an unintended consequence generated by an incentive structure within an educational accountability system. The paper also demonstrates the need for stronger alignment between the federal- and state-level accountability systems. Lastly, the paper also adds to a related literature on the algebra enrollment patterns for 8th grade students, as well as the possible benefits of early algebra exposure on students' high school math outcomes. ❧ The final analysis presented in Chapter 4, uses a congressional proposal for the reauthorization of ESEA as a policy-analysis case-study to demonstrate the need to flesh out the possible (un)intended consequences of educational policies using existing data sources. The results from this analysis have both specific and general policy implications. Specifically, the results demonstrate that the authors of the Harkin-Enzi plan need to be more careful about the design of accountability systems. As shown in the chapter, the large amount of flexibility in the current proposal can lead to dramatically different results. Generally, the results in the chapter show how researchers and policy-makers can work together to use existing data sources to marshal evidence for the possible (un)intended consequences of educational policies. The results from this dissertation provide a number of recommendations for the reauthorization of ESEA. I close this dissertation with a discussion of six broad recommendations that may lead to a more informed, fair, and valid accountability system.
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Your Say: The Best Super Sedans For Under $10,000
With $10,000, the used car market is full of satisfying super sedans that would have been unattainable to most enthusiasts 10 years ago. From V-8 powered BMW 5 Series sedans to the often-mentioned Audi S4, $10,000 is a high enough budget for many high-mileage German sports sedans.But is that necessarily the only possible option? We asked you what super sedan…Read More


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Orvis Silver Sonic Zippered Stockingfoot Waders
Our most technologically advanced wader is now available as a zip front wader. Silver Sonic Zippered Waders feature a full-length front zipper and are made of the same lightweight and durable 4-layer nylon fabric as our original Pack and Travel waders. Constructed with the patented Orvis SonicSeam® sonic-weld technology, all thread and stitch holes have been eliminated, with seams double reinforced. The front zippered pocket is highly water resistant and an ideal storage place for fly boxes, while a flip-out front pocket can hold cameras or fishing licenses. Zippered hand warmer pockets keep fingers out of the cold, and can double as additional storage space. Self-fabric gravel guards with a quick-drain panel keep you moving. Strategically placed lower leg seams run up the back of the wader, reducing abrasion. Easy adjusting wader belt included. Zippered Waders in overcast/taupe. Outer shell: 100% nylon. Imported.


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Gannon University's Regional Summer School of Excellence
encourages high school students interested in the sciences and who
would like to study health effect related to environmental issues,
to apply for the two-week program. The program will be held from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. July 7-11 and July 14-20.
The Regional Summer School of Excellence allows 40 northwest
Pennsylvania current high school sophomores and juniors to
participate in two weeks of intensive laboratory and field site
study in the life sciences. Students work aboard Gannon
University's research vessel, the Environaut, while studying Lake
Erie and Presque Isle Bay.
During the program, students will:
Work collaboratively with Gannon faculty members and
college students, as well as with fellow high school students who
also have an interest in the sciences.
Learn standard methods and techniques for researching
environmental health problems such as water chemistry, lake
pollution and population dynamics, eutrophication, air pollution
and acid rain.
Become more familiar with life science applications in
medicine, public health, epidemiology, toxicology, environmental health, zoology, ecology, limnology,
histology, analytical chemistry, microbiology and embryology.
Work on college-level lab and research projects.
Explore career opportunities in the fields of chemistry,
biological sciences, medicine and public health.
There is no cost to participate and lunches are provided at no
cost. Students are encouraged to apply on or before May 30th.
Students must provide their own transportation.
For more information on the program or for an application,
contact Stan Zagorski, program director and professor, Gannon
biology department, at 814-871-7641.
The Regional Summer School of Excellence is sponsored by Gannon
University, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
and the Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit.
Gannon University announces the launch of the Institute for Health and Cyber Knowledge (I-HACK).


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Hot Shot – Gloria Friedley
Gloria Friedley is a 27-year-old model from San Diego California.
She is a self-proclaimed fitness junkie who was the Kaboom magazine Model of the Year.
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Syria agrees to probe on chlorine attack claims
The international monitoring group involved in the removal of Syria's chemical arsenal said Tuesday that a special mission would investigate recent claims that industrial-strength chlorine was used in attacks in the Syrian conflict.
Syrian President Bashar Assad's government has agreed to the probe, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said.
The United States and other powers have complained about Syria's delays in implementing an agreement to rid the country of chemical weapons by June 30. Syria missed a self-imposed deadline Sunday; more than 90 percent of the country's chemical stockpiles has been removed or destroyed, according to U.S. and U.N. officials.
The chemical removal deal allowed President Barack Obama to hold off on military strikes that he'd planned as punishment for a deadly gas attack outside of Damascus.
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons released a statement announcing the formation of a mission that would depart soon for Syria, where investigators would look into claims that the Syrian regime was releasing chlorine via the "barrel bombs" that have become a hallmark of the war.
Amateur videos released by Syrian activists purport to show victims of such attacks convulsing and suffering shortness of breath.
The Christian Science Monitor published areport
this week noting that while chlorine isn't banned outright - like, say, sarin nerve gas - it's still prohibited under a catch-all clause of the Chemical Weapons Convention that Syria signed on to last year. More from the report:
Chlorine gas reacts with moisture in the throat and lungs and turns into hydrochloric acid. In large concentrations it can be lethal. Chlorine gas bombs were used by insurgents in Iraq between 2006 and 2007, although with limited effect, and both the Germans and the British used it during World War I. ...Chlorine is very common chemical, says John Hart, the head of the Chemical and Biological Security Project at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. It has no real value in state-to-state conflict in cases where the forces have [chemical weapons] protective equipment and training.
Here's the fullOPCW
At a meeting of the OPCW Executive Council held today, the Director-General announced the creation of an OPCW mission to establish facts surrounding allegations of use of chlorine in Syria.The Syrian government, which has agreed to accept this mission, has undertaken to provide security in areas under its control. The mission will carry out its work in the most challenging circumstances.


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Published: 5/1/2014
Cloud adoption is accelerating. Organizations are interested in realizing the benefits of the clouds - flexible cost models, rapid implementation, high availability, and performance - but want to do so in a manner that prioritizes security. IT Pros, particularly those in security, must focus on how they can support cloud adoption while mitigating risks and upholding proper controls. In order to do this, they must evaluate potential cloud providers security and risk posture. Download Forrester Research's "Enabling the Secure and Rapid Adoption of Cloud Services" to learn about the following: * Common criteria for evaluating the security of cloud providers. * The technical and process changes IT Pros should anticipate as they move to the cloud. * How to develop a multi-layered approach to data security in the cloud


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Good news: The Senate just secured 60 votes to proceed on Wall Street reform, clearing the way for the legislation's final passage today or Saturday.
The legislation garnered the votes of every Democrat except Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., who argued that the bill was too weak to support. Every Republican opposed the bill, except Sens. Susan Collins, R-Maine, Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, and Scott Brown, R-Mass. Brown's influence over the bill was particularly pernicious, which I'll elaborate more on later.
As I've argued previously, the bill is far from perfect, but is still a step in the right direction. After thirty years of deregulation, Congress is finally moving back to actually regulating Big Finance. The bill won't end too-big-to-fail, but it will create a powerful new regulator to protect consumers from banker abuses, and it will establish some useful financial infrastructure that can be expanded by future legislation.
Wall Street reform is going to pass. That fact is worthy of celebration, but citizens and activists must maintain the pressure on Congress and the administration to pass more significant reforms in the coming months and years. A brief list of what's left to do: breaking up the megabanks, imposing a tax on financial speculation and barring banks from backing risky derivatives operations with taxpayer funds.


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Honda Certified Pre-Owned
2015 Honda CR-V
AWD 5dr EX SUV
Honda CR-V AWD 5dr EX
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About This Honda
2015 Honda CR-V
AWD 5dr EX SUV
|Used Clear Title
|5 Spd CVT
|All Wheel Drive
|Exterior Color
|Alabaster Silver Metallic
|Black Cloth
|Stock #
|Balance of Factory Warranty
Some of our used vehicles may be subject to unrepaired safety recalls. Check for a vehicle's unrepaired recalls by VIN at https://vinrcl.safercar.gov/vin/?vin=2HKRM4H56FH682364
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Vehicle OverviewCARFAX One-Owner. Certified. Silver 2015 Honda CR-V EX AWD CVT 2.4L I4 DOHC 16V i-VTEC HONDA CERTIFIED, SERVICE RECORD AVAILABLE, SUNROOF / MOONROOF.
26/33 City/Highway MPG
Honda Certified Pre-Owned Details:
* Vehicle History
* Powertrain Limited Warranty: 84 Month/100,000 Mile (whichever comes first) from original in-service date
* Warranty Deductible: $0
* 182 Point Inspection
* Limited Warranty: 12 Month/12,000 Mile (whichever comes first) after new car warranty expires or from certified purchase date
* Roadside Assistance with Honda Care purchase
* Transferable Warranty
* Motor Trend Automobiles of the year * 2015 IIHS Top Safety Pick+ (With Touring Model) * 2015 KBB.com Brand Image Awards
2016 Kelley Blue Book Brand Image Awards are based on the Brand Watch(tm) study from Kelley Blue Book Market Intelligence. Award calculated among non-luxury shoppers. For more information, visit www.kbb.com. Kelley Blue Book is a registered trademark of Kelley Blue Book Co., Inc.
Take advantage of Honda of Danbury ""MARKET VALUE PRICING"" philosophy and our way of doing business. We use real-time Internet price comparisons to constantly adjust prices to provide ALL BUYERS the ""BEST MARKET VALUE"" vehicle's possible. We do not mark them up, to mark them down, AND no hidden fees!
OUR ENTIRE TEAM at Honda of Danbury is committed to helping you buy a car the way we would want to buy a car! QUICK, EASY, AND HAGGLE FREE!
Please call, email or stop in today to test drive your vehicle of choice!!
* For young families or empty-nesters the 2015 Honda CR-V represents as good as it gets in the compact SUV segment - nice looks, thoughtful features, great ride and handling, class-leading safety, noteworthy fuel economy, terrific value. Where do you sign? Source: KBB.com
* Exceptional fuel economy; abundant passenger and cargo room; nifty self-folding rear seats; appealing tech and safety features. Source: Edmunds
* The Honda CR-V has a modern aerodynamic look, with sweeping lines, exciting body sculpting, and a dramatic profile. It has enough attitude and ability to get you around town and then tackle the open road and the great outdoors. The CR-V comes equipped with a 2.4-Liter i-VTEC 4-Cylinder engine with 185hp and a Continuously Variable Transmission. It has a rigid unit-body structure, coupled with taut suspension tuning, which give it impressive handling characteristics. For ultimate 4-season security, the CR-V is available with Honda's Real Time All-Wheel Drive with Intelligent Control System that smoothes out initial acceleration and can transfer up to 100% of torque to the rear wheels. The CR-V is very fuel-efficient and can get up to an EPA estimated 34 MPG Highway when in two-wheel drive. Hit the green ECON button, and the vehicle makes adjustments to its systems so they can be more efficient. Then you get feedback as you drive from Eco Assist to let you know how efficient your driving is. Honda has placed bars around the speedometer, and the longer you keep them in the green, the farther you can go on a tank of gas. The 5-passenger CR-V is extremely roomy inside, with a rear seat that accommodates adults and a proper-sized cargo area. Special attention is paid to driver comfort, with supportive front seats that flank an accommodating center console punctuated by two big cup holders. A large covered center stow bin houses USB and auxiliary inputs as well as a 12-volt power point. Available lane keeping assist and adaptive cruise control add to assisted features. Finally, its large single-piece liftgate, coupled with a significantly lower lift-over height, eases loading and unloading chores. Source: The Manufacturer Summary
Financing Information
Contact us today at 877-251-9825 for more information, or fill out our Online Credit Application to begin the pre-approval process today.
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Warranty InformationThis Vehicle is Covered by the Original Factory Warranty. Contact us for more information on the full balance of factory warranty.
Contact Us at 877-251-9825
Honda of Danbury
102 Federal Road
Danbury, 06810
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Ext / Int Color
- Alabaster Silver Metallic with Black Cloth Interior
Luxury Features
- Air Conditioning
- Cruise Control
- Digital Information Center
- Front Heated Seats
- Memory Seat Position
- Moonroof
- Steering Wheel Radio Controls
- Telescoping Steering Wheel
- Tilt Steering Wheel
- Tinted Windows
- Tire Pressure Monitor
Power Equipment
- Power Driver's Seat
- Power Mirrors
- Power Steering
- Power Windows
Safety Features
- All Wheel Drive
- Anti-Lock Brakes
- Child Proof Door Locks
- Daytime Running Lights
- Driver's Air Bag
- Dynamic Stability Control
- Fog Lights
- Intermittent Wipers
- Keyless Entry
- Passenger Air Bag
- Rear Defogger
- Roll Stability Control
- Security System
- Side Air Bags
- Side Curtain Airbags
- Traction Control System
- Carpeted Floor Mats
- Center Arm Rest
- Clock
- Overhead Console
- Tachometer
- Vanity Mirrors
- Rear Wipers
- Remote Fuel Door
- Sliding Rear Window
- Sunroof
Audio / Video
- Anti-Theft
- Aux. Audio Input
- Bluetooth
- CD Player
- Factory System
- Premium Sound
- Reverse Camera
- Touch Screen
Additional Features
- 5.048 Axle Ratio, Heated Front Bucket Seats, Cloth Seat Trim, 4-Wheel Disc Brakes, 6 Speakers, Front Bucket Seats, Front Center Armrest, Brake assist, Bumpers: body-color, Delay-off headlights, Driver door bin, Driver vanity mirror, Dual front impact airbags, Dual front side impact airbags, Four wheel independent suspension, Front anti-roll bar, Front reading lights, Heated front seats, Illuminated entry, Low tire pressure warning, MP3 decoder, Occupant sensing airbag, Outside temperature display, Overhead airbag, Overhead console, Passenger door bin, Passenger vanity mirror, Power door mirrors, Power driver seat, Radio data system, Rear anti-roll bar, Rear seat center armrest, Rear window wiper, Split folding rear seat, Telescoping steering wheel, Front beverage holders, Compass, Exterior Parking Camera Rear
Features & Specifications*
- Engine: 2.4L I-4 16-Valve DOHC i-VTEC
- Transmission: Continuously Variable w/Sport Mode
- 5.048 Axle Ratio
- Automatic Full-Time All-Wheel Drive
- 36-Amp/Hr 410CCA Maintenance-Free Battery
- Gas-pressurized shock absorbers
- Front And Rear Anti-Roll Bars
- Electric Power-Assist Speed-Sensing Steering
- 15.3 Gal. Fuel Tank
- Single stainless steel exhaust
- Permanent Locking Hubs
- Strut Front Suspension w/Coil Springs
- Multi-link rear suspension w/coil springs
- 4-Wheel Disc Brakes w/4-Wheel ABS, Front Vented Discs, Brake Assist and Hill Hold Control
- Vehicle Name : Honda CR-V
- Body Style : Sport Utility
- Drivetrain : All Wheel Drive
- EPA Classification : Small Sport Utility Vehicles 4WD
- Base Curb Weight (lbs) : 3552
- Dead Weight Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs) : 1500
- Dead Weight Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs) : 150
- Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs) : 1500
- Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs) : 150
- Maximum Trailering Capacity (lbs) : 1500
- Engine Type : Regular Unleaded I-4
- Displacement : 2.4 L/144
- Fuel System : Gasoline Direct Injection
- SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM : 185 @ 6400
- SAE Net Torque @ RPM : 181 @ 3900
- Trans Type : 1
- Trans Description Cont. : CVT w/OD
- First Gear Ratio (:1) : 2.65 - 0.41
- Reverse Ratio (:1) : 2.65
- Final Drive Axle Ratio (:1) : 5.05
- Cold Cranking Amps @ 0° F (Primary) : 410
- Suspension Type - Front : Strut
- Suspension Type - Rear : Multi-Link
- Suspension Type - Front (Cont.) : Strut
- Suspension Type - Rear (Cont.) : Multi-Link
- Steering Type : Rack-Pinion
- Turning Diameter - Curb to Curb (ft) : 36.9
- Brake Type : 4-wheel disc
- Brake ABS System : 4-Wheel
- Disc - Front (Yes or ) : Yes
- Disc - Rear (Yes or ) : Yes
- Front Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) : 11.8
- Rear Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) : 12
- Wheels: 17" Alloy
- Tires: P225/65R17 102T All-Season
- 6.5" Wheels w/Silver Accents
- Steel spare wheel
- Compact Spare Tire Mounted Inside Under Cargo
- Clearcoat paint
- Express Open/Close Sliding And Tilting Glass 1st Row Sunroof w/Sunshade
- Body-Colored Front Bumper w/Colored Rub Strip/Fascia Accent and Black Bumper Insert
- Body-Colored Rear Bumper w/Colored Rub Strip/Fascia Accent and Black Bumper Insert
- Black Bodyside Cladding And Black Wheel Well Trim
- Chrome Side Windows Trim And Black Front Windshield Trim
- Body-colored door handles
- Body-Colored Power Side Mirrors w/Convex Spotter and Manual Folding
- Fixed Rear Window w/Fixed Interval Wiper, Heated Wiper Park and Defroster
- Deep tinted glass
- Speed Sensitive Variable Intermittent Wipers
- Fully Galvanized Steel Panels
- Black grille w/chrome surround
- Liftgate Rear Cargo Access
- Tailgate/Rear Door Lock Included w/Power Door Locks
- Programmable Aero-Composite Halogen Daytime Running Headlamps w/Delay-Off
- Front fog lamps
- Front Tire Size : P225/65TR17
- Rear Tire Size : P225/65TR17
- Spare Tire Size : Compact
- Front Wheel Size (in) : 17 x 6.5
- Rear Wheel Size (in) : 17 x 6.5
- Spare Wheel Size (in) : Compact
- Front Wheel Material : Aluminum
- Rear Wheel Material : Aluminum
- Spare Wheel Material : Steel
- Wheelbase (in) : 103.1
- Width, Max w/o mirrors (in) : 71.6
- Height, Overall (in) : 65.1
- Track Width, Front (in) : 62.2
- Track Width, Rear (in) : 62.2
- Cargo Volume to Seat 1 (ft³) : 70.9
- Cargo Volume to Seat 2 (ft³) : 35.3
- Cargo Volume to Seat 3 (ft³) : 35.3
- Radio: AM/FM/CD Audio System w/6 Speakers -inc: 160-Watts, 7" display w/high-resolution WVGA (800x480) electrostatic touch-screen, customizable feature settings, HondaLink Next Generation, Bluetooth streaming audio, Pandora Internet radio compatibility, USB/display audio interfaces, MP3/Windows Media Audio (WMA) playback capability, Radio Data System (RDS) and Speed-Sensitive Volume Control (SVC)
- Radio w/Clock and Steering Wheel Controls
- Audio Theft Deterrent
- Integrated roof antenna
- Bluetooth Handsfreelink Wireless Phone Connectivity
- Heated Front Bucket Seats -inc: driver's seat w/10-way power adjustment and power lumbar support
- Driver Seat
- 4-Way Passenger Seat -inc: Manual Recline and Fore/Aft Movement
- 60-40 Folding Split-Bench Front Facing Flip Forward Cushion/Seatback Rear Seat
- Manual tilt/telescoping steering column
- Gauges -inc: Speedometer, Odometer, Engine Coolant Temp, Tachometer, Trip Odometer And Trip Computer
- Power Rear Windows And Fixed 3rd Row Windows
- Front cupholder
- Rear cupholder
- Compass
- Valet Function
- Remote Keyless Entry w/Integrated Key Transmitter, Illuminated Entry, Illuminated Ignition Switch and Panic Button
- Remote Releases -Inc: Mechanical Fuel
- Proximity Key For Doors And Push Button Start
- Cruise control w/steering wheel controls
- Manual air conditioning
- HVAC -inc: Underseat Ducts And Console Ducts
- Locking glove box
- Driver foot rest
- Full cloth headliner
- Cloth Door Trim Insert
- Urethane Gear Shift Knob
- Interior Trim -inc: Metal-Look Instrument Panel Insert, Metal-Look Console Insert and Chrome/Metal-Look Interior Accents
- Cloth seat trim
- Day-night rearview mirror
- Driver And Passenger Visor Vanity Mirrors w/Driver And Passenger Illumination
- Full Floor Console w/Covered Storage, Mini Overhead Console w/Storage, Conversation Mirror and 2 12V DC Power Outlets
- Front map lights
- Fade-to-off interior lighting
- Full Carpet Floor Covering -inc: Carpet Front And Rear Floor Mats
- Carpet Floor Trim
- Roll-Up Cargo Cover
- Cargo Space Lights
- Instrument Panel Bin, Driver / Passenger And Rear Door Bins
- Power 1st Row Windows w/Driver 1-Touch Up/Down
- Delayed Accessory Power
- Power Door Locks w/Autolock Feature
- Systems Monitor
- Trip computer
- Outside temp gauge
- Analog Display
- Manual Adjustable Front Head Restraints And Manual Adjustable Rear Head Restraints
- Sliding Front Center Armrest And Rear Center Armrest
- Seats w/Premium Cloth Back Material
- 2 Seatback Storage Pockets
- Engine immobilizer
- Perimeter alarm
- 2 12V DC Power Outlets
- Air filtration
- Passenger Capacity : 5
- Passenger Volume (ft³) : 101.5
- Front Head Room (in) : 38
- Front Leg Room (in) : 41.3
- Front Shoulder Room (in) : 58.6
- Front Hip Room (in) : 54.5
- Second Head Room (in) : 38.6
- Second Leg Room (in) : 38.3
- Second Shoulder Room (in) : 56.4
- Second Hip Room (in) : 53.1
- Electronic stability control (ESC)
- ABS And Driveline Traction Control
- Side Impact Beams
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Seat-Mounted Side Airbags
- Low tire pressure warning
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Front Airbags
- Curtain 1st And 2nd Row Airbags
- Airbag Occupancy Sensor
- Rear child safety locks
- Outboard Front Lap And Shoulder Safety Belts -inc: Rear Center 3 Point, Height Adjusters and Pretensioners
- Back-up camera
- Honda LaneWatch Right Side Camera
EPA Fuel Economy & Specification
- EPA Greenhouse Gas Score : 7.0 (Est)
- Fuel Economy Est-Combined (MPG) : 28
- EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG) : 26
- EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG) : 33
- Tons/yr of CO2 Emissions @ 15K mi/year : 6.3 (Est)
- Fuel Tank Capacity, Approx (gal) : 15.3
* These are the standard features and specifications for this vehicle. Actual features may vary. Please see the details for this vehicle above.
Service History
- 53,589 Miles
- Certified Pre-Owned
- No Known Mechanical Problems
- Balance of Factory Warranty. Contact seller for details.
Condition Report
- Average Interior
- Average Carpets
- Average Seats
- Good Dashboard
- Average Panels / Headliner
- Average Exterior
- Excellent Original Paint
- Average Trim Condition
- Good Glass Condition
- No Visible Rust
- No Known Accidents
- No Known Bodywork
- Fully Detailed
Tires & Wheels
- Alloy Wheels
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Vital Records
Records of Vermont births, deaths, marriages, civil unions, and divorces dating from 2013 and earlier, with a few exceptions including foreign-born births, are available from the Vermont State Archives and Records Administration. At this time, pursuant to 18 V.S.A. § 5002, there are no restrictions on public access to Vermont vital records.
Only available from the Department of Health (2014 to present)
Records of vital events occurring in 2014 through the present, including any amendments and corrections to records, are only available from the Vermont Department of Health. This is also true for all records of dissolution and all records of foreign-born births, regardless of date. Please contact the Vital Records Division of the Vermont Department of Health for more information.
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The recording by town clerks of all marriages, births, and deaths was enacted into Vermont law in 1779. In 1857, the Vermont Legislature enacted legislation requiring town clerks to file copies of vital events recorded in their respective offices with the State; however, the State's registry is not complete, particularly for pre-1909 records. Those conducting research for a family that resided in one particular town, or requesting earlier Vermont vital records, are encouraged to also contact the town clerk of the town where the vital event took place. Contact information for all Vermont town clerks is available in the Guide to Vermont's Town Clerks.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: New requirements for the safety and security of birth and death certificates go into effect on July 1, 2019. These changes will provide better protection against misuse of these legal documents and reduce the potential for identity theft. The changes also streamline the statewide system for creating, storing and tracking birth and death certificates. More information is available from the Vermont Department of Health.


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Thompsonville is located in Michigan. Thompsonville, Michigan has a population of 435. Thompsonville is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.9% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.42%.
The median household income in Thompsonville, Michigan is $30,556. The median household income for the surrounding county is $47,620 compared to the national median of $53,482. The median age of people living in Thompsonville is 39 years.
Thompsonville Weather
The average high temperature in July is 78.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 17.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 34.2 inches per year, with inches of snow per year.
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