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Research Writing & Style
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Designed for international students and researchers who want to write and publish in English-language journals. Offers small-group instruction, research writing practice, peer review, instructor feedback, and techniques in self-editing. Spring, Summer and Fall. Pass/No Pass.
Writing & Reviewing Research
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Designed for individuals writing research and review papers. Offers instruction in strategies and techniques, practice, peer review, and instructor feedback. Instructor approval required for second-language writers. Note: Self motivated? Working from home? Take GRD 727 online. Spring, Summer and Fall. Pass/No Pass.
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Designed for researchers seeking to write and publish professionally. Includes writing in field, peer review, self-editing, and coaching. Instructor approval required for second-language writers. Spring and Fall. Pass/No Pass.
Writing a Journal Article in 12 Weeks
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For students and scholars with a working paper to revise and target for article publication.
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Designed for graduate students who are preparing to start a dissertation within the next year. Topics include creating a dissertation committee, crafting a proposal, outlining the text, and managing the writing and reviewing process. Designed to help doctoral students map out a strategic plan for managing the dissertation writing process. GRD 736 is the prerequisite for GRD 737 Successful Dissertation Process.
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Peyton Manning dominated the Titans on Sunday, proving he can indeed play well in cold weather.
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Gum Chewing: Good or Bad for you?
ByDr. Quynh Bui
Posted on October 18, 2013
When we consider Stoneham dental care and oral hygiene, there is a mystery surrounding chewing gum because here are several schools of thought that hold that it is harmful to your teeth, while others believe that the practice is actually helpful. When you chew gum, there is an increase in the amount of saliva in your mouth. Studies have conclusively shown that saliva.. Read More


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Scythe rolled out the fourth generation Mugen CPU cooler, in its home market of Japan. Mugen 4 (model: SCMG-4000), builds on the design of its predecessor with a feature it calls TMAPS (three-dimensional multiple airflow pass-through structure), a fin stack arrangement that works to improve air-flow and heat-dissipation to the flowing air. Another abbreviation Scythe is throwing at you is HPMS (hyper-precision mounting system), a new retention module that takes fewer steps to install, and supports all modern CPU socket types, including the upcoming Intel socket LGA1150, on which desktop Core "Haswell" processors will be based. Scythe Mugen 4 retains the unique jagged aluminum fins of its predecessor, it is an aluminum fin tower type CPU cooler, which uses six 6 mm-thick copper heat pipes to convey heat to the stack. Heat is drawn from a nickel-plated copper base. A Falcon 120 mm PWM fan guides air through the heatsink, which spins at speeds ranging from 400 to 1,400 RPM, pushing 20.7 to 79 CFM of air. Measuring 130 x 88 x 160 mm, the cooler weighs about 625 g. Slated for April 24, it is priced at 4,980¥ (US $50). Source: Hermitage Akihabara
Double the price for likely almost no performance increase over the mugen 2 B? Good luck selling this, Scythe.
While it's not exactly double considering inflation, yes, the 2s were only 25 bucks, then they stopped selling them. I doubt we'll be seeing any prices below stated retail. That doesn't seem to happen anymore. Think Cooler Master. 212s did not cost 30 dollars (yeah they have rebates, but it's still a rebate and they're always changing). No one seems to care to be competitive on air coolers. Nothing new has come out in over 2 yrs.
I can only wonder how much of a difference there will be between the mugen 3 and the 4. I don't think that much, if any
When did Scythe come back? Last I checked they were ceasing all operations in American. Some Scythe rep came in and refuted that argument, saying they would continue to sell products to US distributors. A few weeks back, I was looking for a passive heatsink and I couldn't find Scythe products anywhere. What gives?
That was not the price when they were introduced. The current pricing reflects retailers depleting stock
There are still inventories of Scythe in the US, and it will return. The company is active in EU though.
F-A-N-L-E-S-S The Ninja is indeed frekin awesome. Still using my Plus Rev.B from skt478, and even semi fanless. Can't ask for much more AND at 5Ghz+ I think a lot of mis-conception about Scythe's approach, it's to being able to remove heat without a fan perse, if god forbid it should quit, but HTPC is a great choice. They not trying to get the O/C Delta of the Year, but strap a killer fan on and they can do very well. I've seen a lot of test before [elsewhere] and just dont seem to add up to what my experince has been, and no way in hell I got some queenjewlengineering sample[lol]and bejeepers, I'd LOVE to have gotten the all copper Ed!!!!!!


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Size/Count 48.0 ea
- Provides relief for runny nose
- Easy to follow instructions
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Phenylketonurics: Contains Phenylalanine 8.4 mg per tablet.
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Business Administration
A description of the Business Administration Program at Western.
What is Business Administration?
The faculty in the Department of Business, Accounting, and Economics believe that the most successful students are those that enrich quality education in business with the greatest possible breadth in their undergraduate education. Thus, as a business administration major at Western State Colorado University, you are required to take a full range of general education and liberal arts courses—designed to broaden your insights into the aesthetic, cultural, scientific, and social aspects of human experience—while still completing necessary related business courses.
This approach results in graduates who have completed at least 30 percent of their coursework in liberal arts disciplines but still have met the specific educational requirements to become successful business people. An emphasis is placed on developing critical thinking skills, writing, mastery of learning using various teaching methods, and a synthesis of knowledge.
The goal of the Department is to produce well-rounded, well-prepared students with expertise in one of several areas of business with a wide range of liberal arts.
What do I do with a Business Administration degree?
Business Administration graduates are able to select the program that fits their needs and interests. Graduates can look forward to careers in a business management position, marketing firm, or as an entrepreneur. They also have opportunities in the international market as well as financial consulting agencies.
Summary of Business Administration Academic Programs
Students can choose a standard business major or one of several emphasis areas:
- Entrepreneurship
- Latin American Business
- Management
- Marketing
- Professional Land and Resource Management
- Resort Management
Students may also choose:
- Coordinated Double Majors: Business Administration and Environmental Studies
In addition, a Business Administration Minor is offered.
Emphasis Descriptions
The Entrepreneurship Emphasis is designed to prepare students to finance, plan for, start and manage their own profitable venture. The program helps students investigate how to spot opportunities as well as learn about the risks and rewards of small business ownership. Essential components of the emphasis include creation of a business plan, analysis of small business issues, and consulting with an existing or start-up small business through the SBI (Small Business Institute) program. -
Latin American Business
A student successfully completing this emphasis will be prepared for an entry-level position in an international organization which specializes in Latin America. The program is highly interdisciplinary with a solid Business core. In addition to Business fundamentals, the student will acquire an understanding of the predominant language and culture of Latin America and its history, together with the broad concepts of international economics. -
This emphasis is intended to provide the degree holder with the necessary expertise to enter a training program for managerial-level employees in any size business. These courses place emphasis on learning both essential management principles and their application in today's highly competitive world of business. -
This emphasis is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in strategic marketing, sales, marketing research, and promotion. Students are encouraged to relate their studies in communications, economics, psychology and sociology to the study of marketing. -
Professional Land and Resource Management
The Professional Land and Resource Management Emphasis is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions as land negotiators. Students learn land and resource management principles through knowledge and perspectives of business administration, economics, geology, and environmental studies. The program is designed to prepare students to work in the business side of energy and mineral exploration. -
Resort Management
This emphasis prepares students for mid-level management positions in the hospitality industry. With a solid foundation in business, students gain employment-ready skills and are prepared to succeed in resort management upon graduation.
Colorado Statewide Articulation Agreements for Approved Majors: http://highered.colorado.gov/Academics/Transfers/Students.html


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Academic promotion
ECU is committed to rewarding academic staff for sustained high achievement in the three areas of academic work that support and align with the University's strategic priorities:
- Learning and teaching;
- Research and creativity; and
- Academic leadership and service.
Academic promotions fall into four categories:
- Promotion to Lecturer (Level B)
- Promotion to Senior Lecturer (Level C)
- Promotion to Associate Professor (Level D)
- Promotion to Professor (Level E)
Ready for promotion?
The first step in deciding whether you're ready for promotion is a discussion with your line manager. Ideally this will occur as part of your performance planning and review discussions, where you set your goals for the year(s) ahead and review your achievements for the past year (see Managing your Performance).
If you're considering an academic promotion, download the relevant guidelines for the level you are applying.
- Academic Staff Promotions Guidelines Levels B C and D (PDF File, 350.3 KB)
- Academic Staff Promotion Guidelines Level E (PDF File, 219.5 KB)
- Academic Promotion Application Form Guidelines (PDF File, 125.5 KB)
Submit your application
Use the online promotion system to apply and submit your application for the following levels:
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I was here with some Italian friends that advice me. Our meal was hot and tasty and represented good value for money. The staff, anyone of they, were so friendly. I loved it and I hope to can come back in the future.
I was here with some Italian friends that advice me. Our meal was hot and tasty and represented good value for money. The staff, anyone of they, were so friendly. I loved it and I hope to can come back in the future.
This is it. You will not get a better sandwich in Florence, nor will you meet nicer people cooking with more soul than this amazing family. Small, straightforward, excellent. If I were in Florence for just one hour, I would walk past every other attraction in town, straight to their door. I'm uploading a photo of the menu - authentic,... More
I had heard of this little place before I got to Italy and during a family trip decided to go on and have a snack here after walking around all morning. I'm so glad we did because the sandwiches were amazing! Originally my family planned to share two but once we tasted them we knew we had to have more.... More
A very very small palce, but inexpensive and very tasty!!! If there is a queue outside do not give up, it is worth the wait. I can really recommend the lampredotto panino. But also the other are incredibly good. Price are low compared to usual price in the area. We will surely come again while in Florence.
The first time i visited Il Retrovini I had a wonderful warm sandwich and thought I had found the lunch stop for the rest of my week in Florence. I went back the next day (Wednesday) and got the pork special. It was after the lunch rush and they were probably getting ready to close. They quickly put the sandwich... More
I'm happy to be a member of tripadvisor community to find great places like this one. Very small, very stylish, typical Italian. The best sandwich I've ever had. The price is only 3,50 Euro. It's cheap, it's big, it's very tasty!
Yes it's busy with locals but it's worth the wait. We were fortunate to be here on a Wednesday so were able to try the porchetta special. It was delicious and for 3,50€ it was great value.
i tryed 2 times to come here but unfortunly it was always closed, at number 3 i found it open, but i really didnt like it. Place is very very small and was not that funny to eat with peolpe pushing you Quality is not that diffrent from other bar in florence. Price are not expensive
We enjoyed eating here so much, we rearranged our schedule just so that we could go back a second time. In addition to the delicious, freshly prepared food, this restaurant has a spirit that makes you smile. Loved by the locals and discovered by the lucky, you will not be disappointed by anything on the menu. The owners are welcoming,... More
This is a gem. It's a tiny little place but very busy with locals coming in, ordering their hot sandwiches the way they like it and either take them away or just stand around the counter. They happily enjoy their sandwiches while chatting with the guys behind the counter preparing the hot sandwiches. The best is the roast beef sandwich... More
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The Blitz with Jeff Howe & Karen Guregian
Tom Brady would love offense to step on the gas pedal a lot sooner
No points in the first half against Denver. Seven points today against Houston. The Patriots offense has been slow out of the gate before exploding in the second half. It ripped off 27 points en route to knocking off the Texans, 34-31, scoring on five of six second half possessions.
That's been the modus operandi of late, and something Tom Brady would dearly love to change.
Antonio Smith says Pats made 'fishy' offensive adjustments
Whether or not Antonio Smith was joking, the Texans defensive end made some precarious remarks about the Patriots after the game.
"Either teams are spying on us or scouting us," Smith told a group of reporters. "I don't know what it is."
Patriots survive, beat the Texans, 34-31
Live: Tom Brady works out early, likely due to sloppy field
The last time the Patriots played here, Wes Welker's 2009 season ended when he tore his ACL while slipping on a sloppy grass surface. It's unclear right now if the field has improved at all. There are noticeable seams in the grass squares that are laid across the field, and there's always a fear that will cause problems during the game.
Tom Brady emerged from the locker room much earlier than usual. He only works out before the full-team stretch if he's checking out the field surface, and that would again appear to be the case today.
Morning links: Pats, Texans ready in Houston
Happy December, everyone. Here are some links from today's Herald to get you ready for today's Pats-Texans game.
Karen Guregian's Sunday notes lead with a fun story about Julian Edelman's recent time on the diamond.
Alfonzo Dennard didn't travel to Houston due to knee injury
Cornerback Alfonzo Dennard's important week got off to a difficult start.
Dennard did not travel with the Patriots to Houston due to his knee injury and has been downgraded to out for tomorrow's game against the Texans. Dennard has dealt with the ailment for a few weeks and wasn't expected to play against the Broncos, surprising those around him that he was able to tough it out for the game. But Dennard reinjured the knee in the second quarter and didn't return.
Morning links: Pats finish prep for Houston trip
Good morning, everyone. Here are some links from today's Herald.
My main story is on the Patriots' winning ways despite a number of roles changing throughout the season for various reasons. Thirty-eight players have started a game for them this season, and that number will increase tomorrow.
Dobson, Cannon and Hoomanawanui ruled out for Sunday's game
Wide receiver Aaron Dobson (foot), right tackle Marcus Cannon (ankle) and tight end Michael Hoomanawanui (knee) have all been ruled out for the this Sunday's game against the Houston Texans.
Dobson didn't catch a pass last weekend against Denver and hasn't practiced all week. Cannon went down in the middle of the Bronco's game and he too hasn't practiced since. Hoomanawanui hasn't practiced since suffering his injury against the Carolina Panthers.


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Twickenham rugby and event days
Next event
Varsity match
- Date: Thursday 12 December 2013
- Start: 2pm
- Estimated crowd: 27,000
- Zone hours: 11am to 7pm (sub-CPZ only)
When events are held at the Twickenham Stadium, it can cause problems in terms of transport and parking for local residents, businesses and their visitors.
For this reason, when very large crowds are expected on an event day (for example 40,000 or more), we introduce the 'Twickenham Event Zone' also known as Community Parking Zone R. This is a one-day community parking zone around the Twickenham Stadium.
The days the zone will be in operation are sign-posted well in advance at the zone entry points, and on major routes into the area. A listing of the events can be found on the rugby and event day timetable.
Local residents, businesses and their visitors
Residents and businesses within in the Twickenham Event Zone can apply for free one-year permits for themselves and their visitors. More information on eligibility, restrictions and how to apply can be found on the Parking Permits pages.
Permit holders for the Heatham (HM) and Cole Park (C) zones do not need additional permits for event days, as their normal permits will be valid as long as they are displayed correctly.
Road closures
Due to the number of pedestrians and traffic around the Twickenham Stadium, the police will often close roads in the area for a few hours. Details of road closures will be tweeted by the Metropolitan Police @MPSRichmond . A pre-recorded message detailing any closures is available for 24 hours in advance. Telephone 020 8831 6604.
Visitors to the area are free to drive in, although we strongly recommend that you use public transport whenever possible.
Some borough run car parks are open on event days, information about which can be found on the Car Parks pages. In addition, various privately run car parks are available which we unfortunately cannot provide information about.
Disabled parking
Information on disabled parking for event days can be found on the Disabled Parking page.
Illegal parking
People who park illegally in the Twickenham Event Zone when it is in operation are liable for higher parking fines than otherwise issued in the borough. This is to discourage people driving to the area with the express intention of parking illegally to avoid parking charges.
If you receive a fine then you can find more information about the fine on the Parking Fines pages.
Further information
Further information can be found on our Event Zone Frequently Asked Questions page, and at the Twickenham Stadium Online website.
If you still have questions, then you can contact us by telephone, fax, email or in person.
Contact the Parking Team
Parking Services
P.O. Box 221
Telephone lines are open between 9:00am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday excluding Bank and Public Holidays.
Telephone: 020 8891 1411
Online: Contact form
Fax: 020 8891 7798
A pre-recorded message detailing any closures is available for 24 hours in advance. Telephone 020 8831 6604.


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I have a very nice dairy facility in SW Oklahoma. Its encouraging to read your story. I have been wanting to market local milk but haven't figured out what I need to process. could you give me contact info for the guy who built you facility?
hello my name is kevin my wife and i are interested in starting a dairy just like yours.i am getting some negativity just like you.i havent milked cows in along time my two kids show someone elses dairy animals for 4h.thats what has us wanting to start our own.iwould like very much to talk more about raising grass fed animals and producing your own products for a more healthier life for everybody. i live in new castle area in indiana. thank you for taking time to read this and look forward to hear back
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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Jeff Squyres wrote: > Instead, I would like to propose an alternative to an MPI ABI. This is related to one of my pet "thought projects" for several years. We have largely completed developing an alternate cluster programming model that is better suited to most applications. The current MPI design is the wrong model for clusters. It represents a static view of the cooperating machines The MPI "cluster size", MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, ...), is static for all time. There is no way to take advantage of new machines, or reduce the number of machines that the application depends on. MPI has a model of initialize-compute-terminate. There is no explicit support for checkpointing, executing as a service, or running "forever". MPI has no concept of failures There is no mechanism to report that a rank has failed, and no way to recover from that failure. MPI applications may issue undone work to other ranks and complete the actual task, but they cannot terminate cleanly with missing nodes. MPI's strength is collective mathematically-oriented operations, not communication. I understand that even the name "Message Passing.." indicates that stream communication isn't the focus, but many applications expect and work well with a sockets-based model. Cross-architecture jobs are theoretically supported, but very difficult to implement. The capability adds complexity without benefit. Communicators besides MPI_COMM_WORLD are rarely used. The capability adds complexity with little benefit. Some of the implications of using a dynamic model are - We need information and scheduling interfaces - We need true dynamic sizing, with process creation and termination primitives - We need status signaling external to application messages. There needs to be new information interfaces which - report usable nodes (which node are up, ready and will permit us to start processes) - report the capability of those nodes (speed, total memory) - report the availability of those nodes (current load, available memory) Each of these information types is different and may be provided by a different library and subsystem. We created 'beostat', a status and statistics library, to provide most of this information. There needs to be an explicit scheduler or mapper interface. We use 'beomap', which can utilize an external scheduler or internally create a list of usable compute nodes. An application should be able to run single-threaded if it decides that multiple processes are not useful. An application should be able to use only a subset of provided processors if they will not be useful (e.g. an application that uses a regular grid might choose to use only 16 of 23 provided nodes. The unused nodes should be truly unused: if they crash or are otherwise unexpectedly removed they shouldn't affect correct, error-free completion. Ideally processes should never be started on those nodes. There needs to be new process creation primitives. We already have a well-tested model for this: Unix process management. The only additional element is the ability to specify remote nodes when creating processes. Monitoring and handling terminating processes does not need extensions. We use BProc, but the concept of remote_fork() existed long before BProc. A standard set of calls should not have the same names, but should use exactly the Unix semantics so that the library only needs to "wrap" the actual system calls. There needs to be asynchronous signaling methods We already have this as well: Unix signals. Their (still modest) complexity represents many years of experience and demonstrates that getting the semantics for handling asynchronous events is difficult. > 2. Cancel the MPI Implementor's Ultimate Prize Fighting Cage Match on > pay-per-view (read: no need for time-consuming, potentially fruitless > attempts to get MPI implementors to agree on anything) Hmmmm, does this show up on the sports page? Donald Becker Scyld Software Annapolis MD 21403 410-990-9993
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Nature often inspires art, but sometimes it is art. For almost 40 years, the Landsat satellites have been snapping images of earth that look more like they belong on the walls of a modern art museum than stored in a scientific archive. The U.S. Geological Survey, which manages the satellite program with NASA, is sharing the beauty of these photos in its new "Earth as Art" exhibit on display at the Library of Congress through May 31, 2012.
Everyone at USGS who works with Landsat data has a favorite photo, and that led to the idea of gathering a collection of favorites to share with the public, says Ronald Beck, a USGS public information specialist who has worked with the Landsat Program for 37 years. Beck's favorite in the new exhibit, the third installment of "Earth as Art," is Icelandic Tiger. The "tiger" is part of Iceland's northern coast, and its mouth is the fjord called Eyjafjorour, meaning "Island Fjord." The name refers to the small island the tiger is about to eat.
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Microscopic algae (phytoplankton) have done, and still do, more good than harm, notwithstanding harmful algal blooms (HABs) that are part of the ecological landscape after all.
More significant to us, a little over a couple of billion years ago, the blue-green algae, or what biologists now prefer to call cyanobacteria, generated oxygen which since then has made our atmosphere and planet a livable place.
Shouldn't we be humbled that they will be around, long after our species is forever gone?
Posted by Augustus the Copepodologist on September 5,2011 | 08:45 PM
Our world look beautiful, colorful & familiar... It's home to all but no one own it....
Posted by Behzad Tabrizi on August 6,2011 | 09:29 PM
Not to kill the joy, but I hope you know the negative effects of the algaes (phytoplankton)? They create poisonous bi-products and consume lots of oxygen which kill marine life at some depths. Animals (dogs for instance) that drink water from bays with lots of this can die.
But it looks beautiful from a distance, we call it 'algae blooming' in Sweden ;D
Posted by Peter on June 29,2011 | 07:44 AM
To John Nicol - you can buy these. High quality on photo stock. http://eros.usgs.gov/imagegallery/ The hardest thing is deciding which one to choose! The earth is an amazing and beautiful thing!
Posted by Nancy the geologist on June 24,2011 | 11:16 AM
Beautiful and real. Why can't these pictures be printed and sold as Art? They are just as abstract and colorful as some art works and should be worthy of gallery and museum representation! Also it could bring in money to help the space programs, that are being cut back. As for attributions, how about Photo by "United States of America" They should be available to every citizen of the Planet Earth.
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Immensely moving experience. Thank you so much for bringing us the wonder of our planet. It is elevating and at the same time humbling.
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That makes me what to strap on my boarding gear and go riding!!!!
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That is amazing!!! Love the colors!!
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I like it! Looks like an opened human lung.
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Not all that long ago, Charles Barkley definitively said he wasn't a role model.
And there was a time when everybody wanted to "Be Like Mike" – a reference to former NBA great Michael Jordan.
Youngsters are still drawn to what they see and hear every day. The major difference nowadays is that it sometimes comes via the latest You Tube video or lyrics they remember from Pandora internet radio.
To that degree, I'm not sure exactly how "Gangnam Style" would have played out 20 years ago.
But for those out there looking for someone a bit closer to home to emulate and look up to – a true role model – look no further than Gerald Owens, a junior on the West Deptford High School football team who's doing great things on the field but even better things off it.
By now, if you follow South Jersey football, you should be very familiar with Owens. He burst upon the scene last season in helping the Eagles win the South Jersey Group 2 title and is again among the region's top running backs. At 6-3, 235 pounds, he's a powerful runner who will write his own ticket to the college of his choice in the very near future.
Rutgers, Texas, Michigan State, South Carolina …. The list goes on and the offers are starting to come in hot and heavy.
But what makes this gentle soul even more impressive is what he's done and continues to do when the helmet and pads are off.
Owens is just 16 years old, an age where "boys will be boys" so to speak. But spend a few minutes talking with him and you quickly realize that he gets it; that he understands the value of giving back and being part of the greater good.
"I don't want to be known as just a football player throughout my high school career," he said. "Being known as a football player is great, but I want to be known off the field as a great kid. That's what my parents want me to be known as, not a troublemaker but as a respectful young man."
A role model?
Just one example of Owens' compassionate nature came in a recent game against his biggest rival. The Eagles traveled to Haddonfield on a night when the Bulldawgs were recognizing breast cancer – a "Pink Out" if you will. There were members of the team directly affected by the disease and everyone was wearing pink t-shirts under their uniforms.
Owens, whose great-grandmother died from breast cancer, wanted to be a part of it, too.
"It doesn't surprise me at all," West Deptford coach Clyde Folsom said. "He takes nothing for granted. There's no question he's a special kid."
So through family friend Richard Bond – whose oldest son is a freshman at Haddonfield, whose younger children Owens babysits from time to time and whose wife, Susie, is battling cancer – Haddonfield's biggest thorn became a part of its family.
"Can you imagine being 16 and wearing a Haddonfield shirt into your locker room? I wouldn't have done it," Bond said. "Gerald is a real character kid.
"No one from Haddonfield knew he had done that, but you could see it hanging out of his uniform. Parents sitting around my wife were asking what the pink shirt was for. She told them and all of a sudden it became something higher than football. In some ways, the rivalry was put aside."
Said Owens: "I thought it would be a cool thing to do. It was personal. I just like giving back, doing good things for the community."
So when you're looking for someone to emulate, Gerald Owens definitely fits the bill.
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I like them all way to much to decide which one I like best.
I like them all way to much to decide which one I like best.
"Even the brightest light can be destroyed by darkness if they lose the will to fight back."
"Darkness has reigned in my heart so long now I am but a flicker but a flicker is all that is needed to start a raging forest fire!"
Jolteon will always have a special place in my heart
I love espeon and vaporeon for battlng and looks, and umbreon is just awesome, but i don't use it in competitive battling. I like all of them really, it's sorta hard to choose ^^;
Leafeon. I like its design and it has some pretty cool moves!
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Flareon. I know he has a bad reputation, but he's my all time favorite pokemon. x3
Espeon, best form ever.
Vaporeon , Espeon , Umbreon and jolteon
Jolteon. Extremely fast and powerful.
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By Mayo Clinic staffAn ANA test detects antinuclear antibodies in your blood. Your immune system normally makes antibodies to help you fight infection. In contrast, antinuclear antibodies often attack your body's own tissues — specifically targeting each cell's nucleus.
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NPD: Australian retail dropped 12% in 2011
The NPD Group Australia has revealed a 12.8% year-on-year decrease in traditional retail in 2011, but local industry expects digital revenue to climb.
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Aussie R&D tax credit could help its games sector become "one of the top three territories in the world"
Tony Reed, CEO of the Game Developers Association of Australia, feels the Australian Government's proposed R&D tax credits is the best deal it has come up with to date, as it will provide the gaming sector with a 45 percent refundable tax credit if a firm's turnover is less than $20 million.
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Risen being refused classification in Australia is ridiculous, says GDAA president
Reaction to Risen being refused classification in Australia has caused the president of the Game Developers Association of Australia to describe the rating system as "awful", "ridiculous" and "antiquated".
"We are once again caught in this awful, ridiculous web of the antiquated classification system that we all have to endure," Tom Crago stated in a radio interview. "Here in Australia the sooner that changes, the better; it is obviously a battle to ensure common sense prevails. We will get there eventually, but in the meantime as gamers in Australia we suffer, and to be honest we are embarrassed at how backward our government is.
"We are the butt of a lot of jokes. I travel; obviously a lot, talking to other developers and publishers and people cannot believe it that we still have this ridiculous system here in Australia, designed twenty or thirty years ago, and hasn't changed since."
Crago added that an R rating added to the mix would help matters, as all games must adhere to the requirements for an age 15 rating, further stating that "the law needs to evolve and move with the times".
"The way I look at it, ultimately the war is won, we will get there in the end, and it's just a case of counting the days until common sense prevails."
Thanks, GI.biz.
Thu, Jun 19, 2008 | 07:55 BST
Australian GDAA boss quits
According to this Gamespot report, Greg Bondar, the Game Developers' Association of Australia's (GDAA) CEO, has quit.
Bondar has been in charge of the organisation for the past 18 months, and will leave on July 18.
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In message from Greg Lindahl <lindahl at pathscale.com> (Wed, 8 Jun 2005 11:02:40 -0700): >On Tue, Jun 07, 2005 at 11:33:06AM -0400, Mack.Joseph at epamail.epa.gov >wrote: > >> >From other reading I find that 3 layer Clos networks >> are blocking but that 5 (and above) layers are non-blocking. > >That blocking and non-blocking stuff is all a myth. Clos networks >have >a special property if you are doing circuit switching, like is done >in >the telecom market: Node A talks to Node B and only node B. With a >Clos network, you have a dedicated path from A to B for every node on >the network. > >In a Linux cluster, each node talks to multiple other nodes. So they >always interfere with each other. Sorry, why is it right ? - for typical example, if I have a pair of nodes w/MPI_Send one 1st and MPI_Recv on second ? It looks for me that both Myrinet and Infiniband topologies specially support "Clos-network configurations" ... > >> With large beowulfs, why is the diameter of the network >> increased from 3 to 5 to 7...? > >Because the maximum number of nodes you can support with only 3 >layers >is limited by the size of the switch chips you're using. For the >InfiniBand case, this size is 288 ports at 3 layers, because the >building block is a 24-port crossbar switch chip. > >-- greg > >_______________________________________________ >Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org >To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit >http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf
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School Board officials did speak with the bus driver and say the required safety check walk-through on the bus was not completed at the right time. "We have our procedures in place to prevent these sort of things from happening," added Jones.
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Athlon vs. PIII
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At 14:36 20/02/01 +0100, Ole W. Saastad wrote: Strange. I did a G98 test last year, and I found that the athlon was 10-20 % faster than a PIII for CPU intensive calculations (HF/DFT/...). Are both systems comparable in cache-speed / memory speed and size / .. ? For my test system I went as far as transferring the disks and memory chips between the different mobos. Luc Vereecken >I have run a few tests to check the performance of >Athlon vs. PIII. >The Atlas (tuned BLAS libs) tests suggest very high >performance for Athlon, however in real tests like >Gaussian 98 there is little difference. > > >Summary of performance Athlon vs. PIII > >- with Gaussian98 runs. > >pgf77 (cache size 512k) >Athlon: 22 minutes 26.8 seconds. >PIII: 17 minutes 57.3 seconds. > >pgf77 (cache size 64k) >Athlon: 23 minutes 5.8 seconds. >PIII: 17 minutes 56.3 seconds. > >
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