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Kirby's Prime Steakhouse - The Woodlands
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Quality Drinks, Food ane excellent service. I will be back. Thanks.
Went for anniversary. Advised in advance and was overwhelmed with special treatment. Food was wonderful, staff was exceptional. Will certainly go back soon.
We picked Kirby's for our anniversary and this restaurant was excellent. The food and service was outstanding. We will definitely return.
Kirby's made our night very special. We were celebrating a birthday and not only did our waiter say happy bday both managers came by. They also provided us with a complementary lava chocolate cake. The only negative was the tables were so close together you could hear everyone's conversations.
We celebrate dour 58th anniversary there and really enjoyed it. They made it special for us. Hope to return for more
Our initial visit was for a birthday dinner but we'll definitely be back! Outstanding service.
I can sum up the evening with AWESOME! Our server Heather was amazing. The food was perfect. All of us in our party had a blast. Thanks for an enjoyable and memorable evening.
My fiancé and I came to Kirby's for our anniversary. We were pleasantly surprised on the amount menu knowledge and importance put on our special occasion. The server was fantastic, he got us an anniversary cake on the house and took multiple pictures after dinner. Food was amazing! This is the type of steak you would be fool to ask for steak sauce or ketchup to go with. The Roquefort sauce was to die for! And the cake, I can't even begin to describe. It was moist like a brownie but still fluffy. Amazing!
Our waitress, Heather, was great. She was knowledgeable about the menu and wine list. The food was excellent and we had a great time eating while watching the sunset.
Food was cooked to perfection, wine list was impressive, complimentary valet parking, beautiful dining area. Great dessert! And the staff is extremely nice. I guess you could say I was treated like a king! As far as the price is concerned it's not that expensive. Great place for special occasions!
My family and I visited for the first time and we instantly loved the . The food was thoroughly amazing from start to finish. The servings are generous so it's great to have someone to share with. I admired the wait staff because there had to have been 5 people, not including our waitress, that assisted or helped to clear our table. This place is beautiful and mellow. I would love to return with my girlfriends for the bar experience or introduce someone special to have a romantic dinner out. I'll definitely return but in the meantime, I'll brag about Kirby's.
Everything from valet to live music in the lounge was great. Excellent service and good food. Not overly Crowded and relaxed dress code. We enjoy The experience every time.
My wife and I went for our Anniversary. The food was fantastic - Quite Possibly the best steak I have had. My wife had the sea bass with lobster risotto, which she enjoyed very much, but we both left bragging about my filet. The manager came to our table to congratulate us and give us a card, and we were given an amazing german chocolate dessert. We will definitely be returning soon!
My wife and I paid our first visit to Kirby's steakhouse last weekend to celebrate her birthday. Before choosing Kirby's, we had read tons of reviews and the common theme in them all was how good the Black Pepper Filet and the Mashed Potatoes were. We ordered both, and I have to say that they were, quite possibly, the most delicious things I have ever eaten our lives. Up until now, our benchmark was Del Frisco's, but Kirby's atmosphere, quality, and menu far surpassed the best meal I can remember having at any steakhouse. Service was great as well! Thanks Kirby' for the experience!
The food and service were excellent. The restaurant is very beautiful. We were seated by a view of the pond and fountain which is a great feature. I really love the open fireplace also. The steak was cooked perfectly . . . very tender and flavorful. The side dishes were great, especially the creamed spinach. I also enjoyed the sourdough bread.
We ordered a seafood tower, beef vegetable soup, ribeye, and fresh broccoli. We wanted to play it safe the first time. My wife wasn't a fan of cold crab and lobster, she's used to having it warm, but overall it was delicious and she even loved the oysters and has never liked them prior. Her soup was tasty, not too salty. My steak was pretty tasteful to not have any seasoning and a decent size.The service was excellent and they went above as beyond to make her birthday memorable! They brought out a cake for her which was the most delicious cake she's ever had! She even got a 20.00 gift card for our next visit.
My wife and I went to Kirby's for our 10 year anniversary and it was excellent. The food was cooked perfectly, and the service was exceptional.
My wife and I dined there for our 10th anniversary. We were greated by a pleasant staff, and a knowledgable and fun server. The atmosphere in the restaurant was great, and the food was excellent. We started with the fried asparagus for the appetizer. This was on the recommendation of the server. It was fantastics. The crab meat and Bernaise sauce that accompanied the dish was a nice touch. We each ordered the Pepper filet. We ordered light pepper. That was a good call. The cognac pepper sauce that accompanies the steak was great. It was one of the best steaks I have ever had. For sides, we ordered the lobster rissoto and creamed spinach. The rissoto was good, but really rich. The spinach was fantastic. Great place!
Having been to several very good steak houses in the area, I can say that Kirby's is at or near the top. A very nice cut, prepared perfectly, will awesome toppings. All of the sides were excellent and plentiful. Great wine list as well. We were there for a birthday, and the staff surprised us with great dessert and a special surprise. We will definitely be back!
I actually had two different reservations here, one of which I was a part of. One reservation was a business dinner for my executives (party of 10) and the other was for my department (party of 8). The food was fabulous and cooked to perfection. If you go w/ a large group, order the seafood tower as an appetizer. The sea bass was delicious as well as the filet that I had. The wait staff was superb and very accommodating. I checked in with my executives the next day and they had nothing but rave reviews. Thank you!
We went for my husbands birthday and had a wonderful time. First we sat at the bar for happy hour and had an appetizer with our wine. For dinner we move to the main dining and out server was fantastic. The wine list and food was wonderful. Would recommend ad would go back for sure.
We were looking for romantic evening to kick off a "no-kids" weekend and we got exactly what we were looking for. The food was wonderful and the ambiance romantic. Thanks for a great experience and start to the weekend.
Wife and I celebrated 30th Wedding Anniversary at Kirby's Prime Steakhouse in The Woodlands. The atmosphere is perfect for special occasions. The Manager came out to greet us and congratulate us.....also surprised us with a fantastic dessert. The wait staff is tops and were very polite. On top of all this the steaks were perfectly cooked. All in all I'd have to say this is one of the top restaurants in Northern Houston.
Each time I go to Kirby's it is very enjoyable. Great atmosphere, lively, lots of activity. Our service was good but the food was superb.
It's been a couple years since we had been here as our last experience was not great (though that could be due to our company). But a friend gave us a gift card so we decided to try it again for our anniversary. We were happily surprised,? All the food and drinks were fantastic and our server was wonderful. They also wrote out happy anniversary on a white chocolate scroll with our dessert. We will definitely be coming back here again for our next special occasion.
We had a very good experience on our first trip to Kirby's. Selection was very good, service very good, menu good. I will return.
My husband and I go there regularly as it is impossible to get a filet cooked to perfection each and every time at any other restaurant. The food is consistently wonderful, the service is excellent and the price is in keeping with that level of restaurant. It's worth every penny!
Went there for our anniversary. They had the best steak we had ever ate. The waiter was awesome.
Had a staff meeting/dinner for a party of 7 on a Tuesday evening.The crabcake appetizer was absolutely incredible, among the best I've ever had. All of us ordered steaks and they were cooked to perfection and extremely flavorful. For sides, we ordered au gratin potatoes, creamed spinach, mashed potatoes and the vegetable medley. Very generous servings and all were exceptional. There were two major drawbacks for us. First, the noise level was so high that we were unable to conduct our meeting. Secondly, our server blatantly ignored my husband's request when we were seated to have the check delivered to him and allowed another member of our party to pay which caused some problems that could've been easily avoided. All in all, great meal.
I had my second visit with Kirby's and tried different selections from the first time. The good and service was, yet again, great!
I couldn't have picked a better place to celebrate my gf's birthday - Having modifying my reservation, they called me to follow up on a special request & confirm my updated time. I stopped by a couple of hours early to drop off a present and requested it be presented with the dessert. Once we arrived & seated, the manager greeted us at our table & wished my gf a happy birthday along with a card. The service was outstanding and stopped by frequently to check up on us (at times without disturbing our conversation). At the end of our dinner she was treated to a special birthday dessert and finally with the presentation of her present just like I requested. Truly a great way to finish off a birthday dinner!! Many thanks to the staff!
One of the best restaurants, if not the best, in The Woodlands area, I will recommend it for sure. Food is excellent, great service, price fair.
My husband and I went to celebrate our 22nd Anniversary. We had a drink in the awesome bar first, fun people and great music! The food was great and the staff outstanding. Had a visit to our table from management when they found out it was our first time there. Great place, great food, great staff! Definitely will go back!
Food, ambiance, service and drinks where all excellent. Have been several times and it always delivers. Best Restaurant in the Woodlands!
Kirby's is always one of our favorite places for dinner. Service is really good. The food is very tasty and they have a good selection of wines and other alcoholic beverages.
The peppered steak is always grilled to perfection and the baked crab cakes are to die for! I dine at Kirby's frequently to celebrate birthdays with family & friends. They always go the extra mile to make my quest feel special.
Steaks are of the highest quality and perfectly prepared - the best among a number of high quality steak houses in the Houston area. Salads and sides are of a similar high quality and complement the main course. Side dish selection is broad and varied. Service is excellent - very attentive and anticipates needs without being intrusive. Atmosphere is casual, but can accommodate formal.
Overall good service with excellent steaks at a fair price. The chocolate cake and ice cream is to die for.
Beautiful restaurant! Both the food and service were excellent. I have good allergies and our waiter was in his toes. He was very attentive and was instrumental in us having such a great time. I highly recommend this restaurant!
Had a great experience here. No special occasion, just celebrating a Friday. Great menu, great service....definitely worth going to.
The manager and waiter went out of their way to make our 25th anniversary a special one. They even Brought us a nice gift for the occasion. The food was absolutely perfect. Great place!
I took my parents there to celebrate their 40th Wedding Anniversary. It was a great night. Staff were very nice to us, even gave my parents a cake and a gift card. We will definitely go there again.
We enjoyed the evening very much. We met others there and had a nice time and were able to visit.
Steaks are excellent. Great flavor, cooked perfect. Attentive service. Is a bit pricey but worth it.
My wife and I traveled to Houston for our anniversary just alst weekend. Upon arriving we were promptly seated by the staff and then greeted by the mamager Kimberly Hildebrand who welcomed us to the establishment and wished us a Happy Anniversary. We were presented with a card from Kirby's with a $20 gifcard inside for our next visit which was a very nice touch. The waitstaff was knowledgeable on all aspects of the drink and dinner menus along with being very attentive. The wine list is vast and the waiter recommended a nice red for my wife. After a round of drinks, the food was served and it was incredible.Dinner was finished with a complimentary chocolate spice cake. I could go on and on about the service and quality.
The sea bas was excellent !! The crème Brule was too sweet.
Service and food exceed expectations! A wonderful dinning experience! Sure to please and guaranteed to provide a very favorable review. The wait staff is top notch. Best dinning in the city.
Excellent service and dining. We had a group of five and the noise level was modest enough that we could all converse well around our table. Excellent wine selection as well.
Outstanding service, beverages, and cuisine! Enough said.
Mhy wife and I went to Kirby's this Saturday past for our anniversary dinner. Our server was knowledgable and attentive to our dining needs. I ordered the 10oz Rocquefort Filet which was cooked a perfect medium. My wife ordered the lobster tail which she said almost melted in her mouth. We had a very good dining experience.


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On August 10, 2010, the World Health Organization (WHO) International Health Regulations (IHR) Emergency Committee and the WHO Director-General, Dr. Margaret Chan, declared an end to the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic. This declaration was based on strong indications that influenza, worldwide, is transitioning toward seasonal patterns of transmission.
In the majority of countries, out-of-season 2009 H1N1 outbreaks are no longer being observed, and the intensity of 2009 H1N1 influenza virus transmission is lower than that reported during 2009 and early 2010. Members of the Emergency Committee further noted that the 2009 H1N1 viruses will likely continue to circulate for some years to come, taking on the behavior of a seasonal influenza virus.
This does not mean that the H1N1 virus has disappeared. Rather, it means current influenza outbreaks including those primarily caused by the 2009 H1N1 virus, show an intensity similar to that seen during seasonal epidemics. Pandemics, like the viruses that cause them, are unpredictable. WHO noted that continued vigilance is extremely important, and it is likely that the virus will continue to cause serious disease in younger age groups and pregnant women, at least in the immediate post-pandemic period.
The WHO Director-General ended the Public Health Emergency of International Concern in accordance with the International Health Regulations (2005). More information about the WHO declaration is available on the WHO website at http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/statements/2010/h1n1_vpc_20100810/en/index.html.
Implications for United States
This is a formal WHO declaration regarding the end of the pandemic at the global level. The U.S. Public Health Emergency determination for 2009 H1N1 Influenza expired on June 23, 2010.
The only impact on the United States resulting from the WHO declaration will be a cessation in weekly reporting under the International Health Regulations (IHR) to the Pan American Health Organization and the World Health Organization. CDC has reported weekly to IHR since early in the pandemic.
There are no changes for the United States in terms of CDC's recommendations for the upcoming influenza season and the United States is already proceeding with the understanding that the 2009 H1N1 virus is now part of seasonal influenza virus circulation.
As is customary, beginning in October, 2010, CDC will provide weekly reports of influenza surveillance information throughout the season with the publication of FluView available at www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly .
Protecting Yourself and Others from Influenza
CDC recommends a three-step approach to fighting flu: vaccination, everyday preventive actions and the correct use of antiviral drugs if your doctor recommends them. The first and most important step in protecting against the flu is to get a flu vaccine each season.
The U.S. 2010-2011 influenza vaccine will protect against an H3N2 virus, an influenza B virus, and the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus that caused the first global pandemic in more than 40 years and resulted in substantial illness, hospitalizations and deaths. In the United States, the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recently recommended that everyone 6 months of age and older be vaccinated against influenza each season. Pregnant women, young children, and anyone with underlying health conditions like asthma, diabetes and neuromuscular diseases are at especially high risk for influenza-related complications and, therefore, should be vaccinated as soon as vaccine becomes available. Vaccine manufacturers are predicting an ample supply of influenza vaccine for the upcoming 2010-2011 U.S. influenza season.
Influenza (the flu) is a serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and sometimes even death. Anyone can get sick from the flu. For more information about influenza and how to protect yourself and your family, visit www.flu.gov.
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Modern chemistry occupies a central position among the sciences. The goal of chemical science is to discover the fundamental regularities by which matter in its multitude of aggregations interacts with energy in its many forms. Mathematical models and physical principles are utilized in the interpretation of chemical concepts. The organization of chemical knowledge leads to an understanding of natural phenomena in the real world of earth and life sciences.
The departmental academic program is designed to provide essential preparation for students to pursue professional careers and/or advanced studies in chemistry or related disciplines, such as Agricultural Chemistry, Biochemistry, Clinical Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, and Forensics Chemistry. The department offers course work for chemistry majors to meet the requirements of medical and other professional schools in the health sciences, including dentistry, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine. It also cooperates with other departments and the School of Education in developing a balanced program of academic and professional preparation for chemistry majors who seek teaching credentials.
The Department of Chemistry is on the approved list of the American Chemical Society. A program leading to chemistry major can be designed to meet the standards prescribed for the certificate of the American Chemical Society by its Committee on Professional Training.
Requirements for the Major in Chemistry
The Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry requires twelve courses in chemistry, including the following (or the equivalent):
1. CHEM 211, 212 and 213
2. Three 300‑level courses in chemistry.
3. CHEM 390 and 490
4. Four additional upper division courses in chemistry (one upper division course in related disciplines may be substituted, with approval of academic advisor)
5. Cognate areas:
a. MATH 201, 202, 203
b. PHYS 201, 202, 203 or PHYS 221, 222, 223
Requirements for the Major in Chemistry with a Concentration in Biochemistry
1. The following twelve courses in chemistry (or the equivalent): CHEM 211, 212, 213, 331, 332, 340, 351, 352, 353, 390, 440, and 490
2. Four of the following courses in Biology: Two courses selected from BIOL 201, 202 or 203 and two courses selected from BIOL 304, 312, 355, 430 or 462
3. Cognate areas:
a. MATH 201, 202, 203
b. PHYS 201, 202, 203 or PHYS 221, 222, 223
Requirements for the Major in Chemistry Certified by the American Chemical Society
1. The following courses in chemistry (or the equivalent): CHEM 211, 212, 213, 331, 332, 333, 351, 352, 353, 390, 400, 450 and 490
2. Two other upper division chemistry courses selected in consultation with academic advisor from CHEM 310, 340, 430, 440, 477 or 480
3. Cognate areas:
a. MATH 201, 202, 203
b. PHYS 201, 202, 203 or PHYS 221, 222, 223
Requirements for the Minor in Chemistry
Although no minor is required for the BS degree, a minor in chemistry is available, consisting of 20 units, 10 of which must be in upper division courses.
Teaching Credential - Science Teacher Prepara-tion Program Leading to a Degree in Natural Sci-ences, Primary Concentration in Chemistry
The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) has authorized CSUB to offer a single subject matter preparation program in Natural Sciences leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree. This course work satisfies the course requirements for a "Secondary Teaching Credential in Science." The program consists of three components: I. Primary Concentration (major); II. Secondary Concentration (minor); and III. Breadth (cognates).
Program completion leads to a BA degree in Natural Sciences with a major in the area of primary concentration and a minor in the secondary concentration.
Following is the course work required for a Natural Science Teacher Preparation Program with a Primary Concentration in Chemistry. Additional information may be obtained from the Chemistry Department office (661-664-3027).
Note: Except for Senior Seminar (490) all courses must be completed with their respective laboratory components.
I. Primary Concentration in Chemistry
CHEM 211, 212, 213, 331, 332, 400, and 490; one additional 300- or 400-level chemistry course acceptable for the major
II. Secondary Concentration including III. Breadth
Select one of the following Secondary Concentrations - a, b, or c:
a. Secondary Concentration in Biology
BIOL 201, 202, 203 plus two from Biology 304, 305 and 306; GEOL 201 and 205 or 308; PHYS 110, 201 or 221, 202 or 222 and 203 or 223
b. Secondary Concentration in Geology
GEOL 201, 303 and 205 or 308, and two from 307, 309 and 320; BIOL 201, 202 and 203; PHYS 110, 201 or 221, 202 or 222, and 203 or 223
c. Secondary Concentration in Physics
PHYS 110, 221, 222, 223, 307 and 324; MATH 201, 202, 203; GEOL 201 and 205 or 308; BIOL 201, 202 and 203
Academic Regulations
A grade of "C-" in chemistry as well as cognate courses is the minimal grade acceptable for progression into subsequent chemistry courses. Students who fail to achieve at least a "C-" or above may repeat the course. If a course is satisfactorily completed, the prior unsatisfactory grade will no longer bar a student from continuing in the Chemistry program although it will still be counted in computing the overall grade point average.
Course Descriptions
Lower Division
CHEM 100 Chemistry in Your Life (5)
A general education course introducing basic concepts of chemistry to the non-science major. The course focuses on the impact of chemistry on daily activities including environmental and other societal concerns. Two lectures, one discussion and one laboratory. Not acceptable for the major. [F,S]
SCI 102 The Chemistry of Life (5)
Principles of chemistry and the role of chemistry in living systems. Topics include periodic properties of the elements, molecular structure and bonding, chemical reactions and major biochemical processes. Four hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory. Not acceptable for major or minor.
CHEM 150 Introduction to Chemical Principles (5)
Basic principles of chemistry including the composition of matter, periodic properties, chemical bonding and solution equilibria. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. Not acceptable for the major. [F,W]
CHEM 203 General Organic Chemistry (5)
Descriptive chemistry of carbon compounds including structure, reactivity and mechanism. Major focus is on organic compounds of biological and physiological importance. Does not count toward chemistry degree. Prerequisite: CHEM 150 or equivalent within the past five years. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. Not acceptable for the major. [W,S]
CHEM 211 Principles of General Chemistry I (5)
Introduction to chemical stoichiometry, atomic theory, molecular structure, states of matter, chemical bonding and properties of solutions. Periodic properties of the elements, elementary thermodynamics, kinetics and solution equilibria. Prerequisite: high school chemistry or CHEM 150 and MATH 90 or equivalent. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. (CHEM 211 + 212 + 213 = CAN CHEM SEQ A) [F,W]
CHEM 212 Principles of General Chemistry II (5)
A continuation of CHEM 211. Prerequisite: CHEM 211 or equivalent. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. (CHEM 211 + 212 + 213 = CAN CHEM SEQ A) [W,S]
CHEM 213 Principles of Chemical Analysis (5)
Descriptive chemistry of some representative elements and introduction to modern chemical instrumentation, quantitative chemical analysis and statistical treatment of data. Prerequisite: CHEM 212 or equivalent. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. (CHEM 211 + 212 + 213 = CAN CHEM SEQ A) [S]
Upper Division
CHEM 310 Concepts of Geochemistry (5)
Distribution of elements within the earth, their mobilities and interactions during crustal processes. Methods of investigation, application to geologic and environmental studies and petroleum and minerals exploration. Field and laboratory investigations and presentations. Same as GEOL 310. Prerequisites: CHEM 212, GEOL 303 or CHEM 351 and some geology course work. (Recommended: MATH 202) A field trip may be required. Consult the Course Schedule for specific details.
CHEM 320 Environmental Chemistry (5)
An analysis of the chemical processes occurring in the atmosphere, earth, and water and the effects of foreign substances on these processes. Prerequisite: CHEM 213 or equivalent.
CHEM 331 Concepts of Organic Chemistry I (5)
A detailed study of the structure and reactivity of organic compounds. Prerequisite: CHEM 212 or equivalent. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [F,W]
CHEM 332 Concepts of Organic Chemistry II (5)
A continuation of CHEM 331. Prerequisite: CHEM 331 or equivalent. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [W,S]
CHEM 333 Concepts of Organic Chemistry III (5)
A continuation of CHEM 332. Prerequisite: CHEM 332 or equivalent. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [S]
CHEM 340 Concepts of Biochemistry (5)
Biochemical equilibria and thermodynamics, biologically important chemical compounds, metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Prerequisite: CHEM 332 or equivalent. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [S]
CHEM 351 Concepts of Physical Chemistry I (5)
Introduction to chemical thermodynamics, properties of solutions, phase equilibria and electrochemistry. Prerequisites: MATH 201, PHYS 201 and CHEM 212. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [F]
CHEM 352 Concepts of Physical Chemistry II (5)
Introduction to quantum chemistry, atomic and molecular spectroscopy. Prerequisites: MATH 202, PHYS 202 and CHEM 212. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [W]
CHEM 353 Concepts of Physical Chemistry III (5)
Introduction to elementary statistical thermodynamics, chemical kinetics and transport properties. Prerequisite: MATH 203, PHYS 203 and CHEM 212. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [S]
CHEM 390 Seminar in Chemical Literature (1)
Seminar in the use of modern chemical literature and literature data bases. Must be completed before enrolling in CHEM 490. [W]
CHEM 400 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (5)
An analysis of the major theories of chemical bonding with particular emphasis on transition metal complexes. Structure, physiochemical properties and reactivity of classical metal complexes and organometallic compounds; mechanisms of inorganic reactions in aqueous and nonaqueous media. Prerequisite: CHEM 352 or consent of the instructor. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [W]
CHEM 420 Environmental Geochemistry (5)
Global geochemical cycles and their perturbation by man. Topics will include metal-organic complexation in natural waters, essential and toxic effects on metals, radioactive wastes, sorption, soil organic matter and its effect on aquifer properties, organic contaminant and analytical methods. Same as GEOL 420. Prerequisites: GEOL 205, CHEM 212 or consent of instructor.
CHEM 430 Macromolecular Chemistry (5)
Structure, properties, syntheses and analyses of synthetic and natural macromolecules; includes an introduction to supramolecules and assemblies. Prerequisite: CHEM 333 or consent of the instructor. Three lectures, one discussion and one laboratory.
CHEM 440 Advanced Biochemistry (5)
Principles underlying interactions of biological systems on the cellular, subcellular and molecular levels; membrane transport models, protein structure, function and kinetics. Prerequisites: CHEM 340 and CHEM 353 or consent of instructor. Two lectures, one discussion and two laboratories. [F]
CHEM 450 Instrumental Analysis (5)
Principles and techniques of modern instrumental analysis including spectrophotometry, chromatography, nuclear magnetic resonance, and potentiometry. Prerequisite: CHEM 353 or consent of instructor. Two lecture, one discussion and two laboratories. [S]
CHEM 477 Special Topics in Chemistry (1‑5)
Topics and prerequisites to be announced. May be repeated for different topics.
CHEM 480 Honors Research (5)
Individual study on a current research problem with faculty supervision, preparation of a paper. Course may be repeated twice with permission of the instructor. Normally a maximum of five units may be used for major department credit. Units in excess of five may be used for upper division elective credit. Prerequisite: Invitation by faculty.
CHEM 489 Experiential Prior Learning (1‑5)
Evaluation and assessment of learning which has occurred as a result of prior off-campus experience relevant to the curriculum of the department. Course may be repeated twice with permission of the instructor. Normally a maximum of five units may be used for major department credit. Units in excess of five may be used for upper‑division elective credit. Available by petition only, on a credit, no-credit basis. Not open to postgraduate students. Interested students should contact the department office.
CHEM 490 Senior Seminar (5)
Presentation of papers and discussion on either one topic or a group of related topics by faculty and students. Five discussions. Prerequisite: Major or minor in chemistry and CHEM 390. [S]
CHEM 496 Internship in Chemistry (1‑5)
Students are assigned to various industries, institutions, or agencies and work under joint supervision of supervisors and the course instructor. Participation in staff and internship conferences. Assigned readings and projects where appropriate. (Arrangements should be made one quarter in advance with the department.) Course may be repeated twice with permission of instructor and department chair. Normally a maximum of six units may be used for major department credit. Units in excess of five may be used for upper division elective credit. Offered on a credit, no-credit basis only.
CHEM 497 Cooperative Education (1‑5)
The Cooperative Education Program offers a sponsored learning experience in a work setting, integrated with a field analysis seminar. The field experience is contracted by the Cooperative Education Office on an individual basis, subject to approval by the department. The field experience, including the seminar and reading assignments, is supervised by the cooperative education coordinator and the faculty liaison (or course instructor) working with the field supervisor. Students are expected to enroll in the course for at least two quarters. The determination of course credits, evaluation, and grading are the responsibility of the departmental faculty. Offered on a credit, no-credit basis only. Department will determine application of credit.


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Nov. 14th, 2012 - Even though Josh Demuth is not a native Texan, he has easily been adopted by the Texas Motocross family and has quickly become a house-hold name. He is nicknamed Sheriff; when asked why, his response is 'Why Not?'. Demuth is a three-time Arenacross Champion - a straight forward dude, covered in tattoos, with almost as many broken bones and surgeries as Evil Knievel! To say life has been easy on Demuth would be a flat out lie. He has walked out of more hospitals than Obamacare will shut down and will probably ride till the day he dies.
Knowing that he was beaten up and tired, Josh retired from racing in December of 2011. He wanted to spend time with his family, relax and just enjoy life a bit more. Unfortunately, his bad luck didn't retire with his racing career. In May of 2012 he had a horrific crash that resulted in the loss of his right leg just below the knee. He still has to have surgery to fix multiple foot and shoulder issues. He has learned how to laugh about his new nub and even has a few tattoos in mind for it.
Sitting down with Josh was an awesome experience. He is just as fun to hang out with as you would expect. Hope you enjoyed this look into the life of Josh Demuth, aka Sheriff, and his determination to enjoy life to the fullest despite the many struggles he has been through. Just wish his moustache wasn't quite so creepy...
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Josh was a great arenacross rider and even would show up at a Supercross and turn in very respectable results. Good to hear he is doing ok. Been thru a lot . The insurance deal sucks but maybe he can mentor a new rider on having insurance before you ride.
Good interview but man I had to shut if off because you know , I , you know, got , you know, tired you know of you know hearing you know. You know. Even the person doing the interview , you know, got caught up in you know , just saying you know. Other than trying to fly with his right arm. Or was he signing for us old deaf farts.
Good luck Josh, you have been thru some tough times . Still a good attitude. Take care.
Josh is a boss! Cool interview
the sheriff has true grit - i cried
josh can suck it, what goes around comes around
Wow jdbvr, thats pretty harsh. I'm not a big arenacross fan, but wtf. The guy won some championships at a pretty high level. He came back time after time and gave more than most for a sport we all love. I really don't know the man personally, but what did he do to deserve what you had to say? Really, did he cost someone there leg?
I am aware of his accomplishments,and losing his leg.
But damn he looks like a prison fool with all his tats.Can you say unemployable?
Damn shame,looked like a good lookin kid at one point
the guy doing the interview blows. i respect the racing accomplishments of the guy for sure, but wtf is with the neck and facial tats fU#K? and how does josh have such a great attitude? cant ride, cant work, no money, family to take care of? i would hang myself with half of those problems!
to jbdvr. if you like motocross you would not wish anybody to get hurt period. thats pretty sad saying what goes around comes around. what a DICK you are.
The guy doing the interview is absolutely terrible and he made it very difficult to watch. Dude, nobody cares about your experiences or opinions. The interview is about Josh. Your a rambling fool. Ask tactiful questions that allow the person your interviewing to tell their story to the listeners or readers.
Interview Goon wants a PP to Blow to Sleep ,,, Josh is Cool but ,, Give the Interview Dork the Gong/Dong alreadt eh !!!!!!!!!


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I noticed the odd-minutes problem appears to be fixed as of today, so just wanted to thank whoever got that done, it was kinda bugging me for a while.
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I have been seeing a new error, but I wanted to also renew the discussion about the timestamps. My post earlier today is stamped "Today, at 7:49 am" despite it really being 8:39am here. I'm not even going to think about the hour being off until after this Sunday's coming switch to Daylight Saving Time, but the minutes continue to be a concern. It may or may not be contributing to the warning messages I get.
Here's the new error I've seen with the last 3 times I've added an attachment:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /usr/share/ufforums/forums/includes/attach/class_thumbnail.php:105) in /usr/share/ufforums/forums/includes/page_header.php on line 651
I just ignore the warning and submit my post and everything looks fine.
(returning after the DST switch)
My post timestamped today at 4:38 pm was made at 6:28pm -- I guess I'll change my timezone preferences and live with the 10-minute discrepancy.
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:55 am
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The primary issue is that the forum software still thinks it's summer (as can be tested by simply playing around with the "Summertime" radio button in your profile preferences.).
And, before I get a bunch o' hatemail... I do realize that a fair portion of you are experiencing "Summer, currently.
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 9:18 pm
I can confirm that the server's time setting is an hour off. I have to set my timezone to UTC-4:00 to get the correct time. (I live in UTC-5:00)
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 8:03 pm
Ever since the timezone change the server has been experiencing some time issues. Unfortunately that too is outside the hands of the moderators and perhaps even of the admins. To check the local server time would require access to the hosted server uF is on.
So I will up channel this to an admin who can address it with SpaceBass once he's back from holidays.
Apologies for the inconvenience. :/
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 10:30 am
Timestamp wonkyness
posts are getting the wrong timestamp
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I posted with the timestamp at 10:30am my time (which is correct), but after that someone replied but the timestamp on that post was for an hour earlier and when I replied, same thing, an hour before.
Any ideas on whats going on?
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Prospero, you say the downtown has very little to offer, but you are wrong. How do I know this? These are just some of the businesses there: 14th Ave. Steak House, Avanzare, Baci, Bangkok in Downtown, Barefoot Cafe, Beach Bum Bagel Cafe, Bijou, Fishack, French Quarter, Kata, Kilted Mermaid, Italian Kitchen, McGarvey's Pub, Melody Inn, Osceola Bistro, the Patisserie, Tea& Chi, Saigon Sushi, Shuckdaddy's, Sunny Days, Villa Nova, The Brenner Collection, Concrete Artistry, Decorative Arts, Don Smith's Paint Store, Eclectus Antiques, Jetson TV & Appliance, Loggia, Marily Sotter Interiors, The Pipe Den, Scott's Sporting Goods, Stickhead Lacrosse, Vero Furniture Mart, , Artist Guild Gallery, Brett Donnelly Photography, Darby Fine Art, Flametree Clay Art Gallery, Gallery 14, Island Images Photography/Gallery of Hope, John Eisinger Photographic Associates, Lighthouse Art and Framing, Main Street VB/MSVB Studios, the Cultural Council, Tiger Lily Gallery, , His & Hers Hair Styling, Beneduce Realty/The Gallery at Beneduce Realty, Buckingham-Wheeler Insurance Agency, Croom Construction, Dale Sorenson Real Estate, Ironside Press, Willis of Florida, The Grove, The Stamp, Swingsation's 14th Ave. Dance Studio, Bamboo Doji, The Forge, Zumba Fitness, Groomingdales, Apple Computer Center, the Heritage Center, the IRC County Courthouse, the U.S. Post Office, The Indian River Chamber of Commerce, the Indian River Citrus Museum, the VB Community Center, and the IRC Historical Society.
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Now listen again but listen for the following and think about what they mean:
- …for the fourth month running.
- The country is suffering from…
- …adjusted for seasonal factors.
- …economy undergoing an export- and investment-driven boom.
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Shortage- There is not enough. The opposite is surplus.
Boom- An increase in the economic activity. It is opposite to a recession.
Consolidate- To make something solid.
Worrisome- It is something we should worry about.
The phrases
1. For the fourth month running. This means that a situation has been happening for four months in a row. This news was reported in May which means that the unemployment rate fell in February, March, April and May.
2. The country is suffering from a lack of skilled workers. If a country is suffering from something, it means that there is a negative situation. The situation is hurting the country. In this case, the negative situation is the lack of skilled workers. So you can imagine companies in Germany are having trouble because they cannot find people qualified to do the skilled jobs.
3. …adjusted for seasonal factors. If you adjust figures for seasonal factors, you take out the increase or decrease that usually happens at that time of year. We do this so that we can see the change in the number that is from economic reasons without being distracted by the seasonal changes.
4. …economy undergoing an export- and investment-driven boom. The economy is undergoing something means that something is happening to the economy. In this case, what is happening to the economy? A boom. An increase in the activity in the market. What is the reason for this? It is driven by exports and investments.
Listening to the newscast one last time is always a good idea at this point. If you have any questions, you can see the script below, but as usual, I recommend you only look at this if you need to.
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Germany's unemployment rate fell in May for the fourth month running.
The labour minister welcomed that, but complained the country is suffering from a lack of skilled workers.
The jobless figures dropped to seven percent of the workforce from 7.3 percent in April – that is adjusted for seasonal factors like weather and changes in the calendar.
The unemployment rate is now at the lowest level since 1990 when east and west Germany were reunified.
With Europe's biggest economy undergoing an export- and investment-driven boom, German labour minister Ursula von der Leyen said there is a shortage of workers in some areas:
"In general, the German labour market is in excellent shape. Now we need to consolidate this high level and built on it for the future.
But she added: "We have one million high skilled jobs that businesses and companies have more and more trouble filling. That is worrisome."
European Union figures released at the same time showed that across the 17 countries of the euro zone, unemployment was unchanged in April at 9.9 percent for the third month running.


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Date: May 14, 2009
by: Rod Thomson | Gulf Coast Business Review
A student from Osprey has won the 2009 High School Congressional Arts Competition.
Amberose Marie Courville, a Venice High School student, took first place for "Tyson," an acrylic painting of a rooster.
The Congressional Arts Competition is an annual event that showcases the talent in each congressional district across the country.
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As part of her prize, she will receive roundtrip airfare to Washington, D.C. for a reception next month, as well as the opportunity for a $5,000 college scholarship.
Third runner up in the competition was Sarasota High School student Josh Parenti.
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Melbourne is set to reach 30 degrees on Wednesday in a rare weather event for early October, as hot winds from the north hit the city.
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The promise of a hot spring day in Melbourne did not match its forecast this afternoon.
The city was expected to reach 30 degrees today however Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Peter Blake said there was now too much cloud cover and wind across the region to push the temperature any higher than 25. Meanwhile Avalon reached 29 and Geelong 28.
"A 30-degree day is rare early in the month but it certainly has happened before," Mr Blake said.
Northerly winds would blow hot inland air over Victoria and NSW.
"The temperature inland is quite high," he said.
"We're still likely to see some increase in the temperature today."
Mildura was 34, Orbost 20, Horsham and Bairnsdale 29, Port Fairy, Bendigo and Shepparton 27 at 3pm .
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Makes dinner for two, with leftovers for lunch.
Approximate cooking time: 60 minutes
- 1 cup almond flour
- 3 Tbs almond butter
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
- 3 tsp olive oil, divided
- 1/2 cup yellow onion, diced
- 4 mushrooms, sliced
- 1 large Italian sausage, cut in 1/2" slices
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 red pepper, diced
- 1/2 cup marinara or tomato sauce, with no sugar added
- 1/2 tsp dried oregano
- 1/2 tsp fennel seed
- 1/2 cup cherry or grape tomatoes, sliced in half
- Preheat the oven to 350℉.
- Mix almond flour, almond butter, eggs and sea salt in a small bowl.
- Cover a baking sheet with 2 tsp olive oil, then spread the mixture over it, making a 1/4" thick crust. Bake for 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, add the remaining olive oil, onions, mushrooms, and sliced sausage to a large skillet over medium-high heat until the sausage is browned and the onions are slightly translucent. Remove from skillet and set aside.
- Add garlic and red pepper to the skillet. Sauté the vegetables for a few minutes, or until slightly tender. Note: do not cook the vegetables entirely in the skillet or they will be too soft when cooked on the pizza.
- Remove the crust from the oven and cover with marinara sauce. Add the sausage and sautéed vegetables. Sprinkle with oregano and fennel seed, then bake for 20-30 minutes.
- Remove from oven when fully cooked and top with sliced tomatoes.
- Carefully lift the slices out of the pan as the dough will still be soft.
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This sounds very good. I must eat gluten free so this is better than some recipes I have seen. I can't wait to give it a try.
Absolutely LOVE this pizza and the crust can be used in so many different ways! Thank you!
Absolutely amazing! I brought this to my gym's post WOD BBQ and it was a hit! Everyone was asking where I got the recipe! I'll definitely be making this again, no doubt!
Sounds good, will try this. However, cashews are legumes and not allowed on Paleo, so technically, this isn't a true Paleo recipe.
I used almond butter and it turned out great.
is this ok for girls wanting to shed a few dress sizes that are in the age range of 14-19
Great recipe. I did not saute my vegis, instead I used fresh mushrooms, grenn onions and tomotoes. I also used ground turkey sausage (Itilian). After "buliding" my pizza, I drizzled balsmic over it then put it int the over. Yummy.
PS – i cooked the crust for about 10 min alone first. Helps crisp up the crust.
I just got finished trying this for the first time and after not eating any bread for a few weeks now, this was pretty delicious!
I just tried this last night and have mixed feelings. While it was tasty and sufficiently made me feel like I was eating pizza, the crust tasted incredibly nutty and was quite fragile. Note: I only used 1 TBSP nut butter and it was peanut butter. My biggest gripe is that due to the fatty nature of nuts it's INCREDIBLY filling and I could only eat a small piece. While some might see that as a bonus, I'd rather be able to eat a little more and truley feel like I had a slice of pizza. Next time I plan to try only almond flour, egg and water for the crust. It's a great template though!
Tried this one today and sub'd 2 tbsp of almond butter with a 1/2 cup of coconut flour and also added another egg since others noted it was a bit too "almond-y or cookie like", lol. Was pretty good I must say. For my toppings though I did fresh basil, tomatoes, onion, mushroom, garlic, and red pepper.
I added raw honey to the crust mixture and it was yummy!!!
i make this once a week for my family on family movie night. we all love it, even the kids!
This recipe sucked…I'm not sure how this is supposed to be any kind of crust…couldn't get this to work AT ALL–was just a sticky mess. Will definitely have to look elsewhere.
Tried this recipe today and it was wonderful! The crust turned out beautifully and tasted delicious.
so good!!! I was pleasantly surprised!!
Is there anything that can be used instead of almond flour/meal? I'm allergic to all nuts :( I thought about trying coconut flour but I heard that it won't work. Any ideas??
Can anyone let me know what size baking dish they used. Did you a jelly roll baking dish or something else. Trying it tonight. Thanks
Use parchment paper and a silicone spatula to spread the "Crust". Nothing sticks to parchment paper or the silcone spatula and it leaves you with a clean pan. :)
First time making this and it was a hit! Used half almond flour, half tapioca flour and cashew butter for the crust, and it was perfect. We used wild boar sausage and bacon, pre-cooked with raw honey. I also used stoneware to bake it so didn't need all the oil. Doubled the recipe because we had the in-laws over, and they loved it as well. I've had pizza without cheese before and didn't like it, I didn't feel like this was missing anything.
My husband and I are doing a bit of modified paleo, so we did choose to add cheese, but this is one of our favorite recipes! We use homemade almond flour and almond butter. Using stoneware is also very helpful with the stickiness. We have used sliced chicken breast and added some extra spices and we are addicted!
Hi, I am interested to try this because my family loves pizza but one of my sons has nut allergies. I was wondering if I could use oatmeal flour and tahini because that's what I have available? Im not sure if i could find coconut flour or tapioca flour as you suggested above for substitute because we live in a small town. Thanks!
Thanks Neely for the reply. I guess I never really thought about it since we're not really strict paleo. But I will still give this a try once I have the ingredients on hand.
Just an idea if you don't like the crust– try putting the toppings on a Portobello Mushroom!


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