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Month 1
A newborn's most developed sense is touch and least developed sense is sight. Your baby will want to focus on things close up, especially your face. Be sure and make lots of silly faces. You'll never have a more appreciative audience! Because baby's stomach is tiny and can't hold very much food, and because he's growing so fast, he'll need to eat frequently: about every 3-4 hours. Breast milk contains beneficial bacteria that colonize an infant's digestive tract and protect against harmful bacteria.
At the age of 1-2 days, a baby's stomach can hold approximately the volume of a cooked chickpea. From 3-6 days of age, it can contain 1-2 oz, about the size of a grape. By the end of the first month, the stomach can hold food about the volume of a strawberry.
Month 2
Your baby's very rapid mental development continues in the second month. Baby loves being held as well as being spoken and sung to. In response, she may start cooing back at you. It's the start of a great conversation! Your little one is beginning to anticipate certain events and may start to smack her lips just before feeding time. Read more
Month 3
Your baby has changed so much from birth! In month 3 primitive reflexes are disappearing, giving way to movements under willed control. Ever-stronger muscles, along with explosive neurological growth in the brain and central nervous system, allow for better physical coordination and vision. Baby can raise his head and chest when lying on his stomach, bring his hand to his mouth, and swipe at objects. Read more
Month 4
In the fourth to seventh months your baby will make a huge developmental leap: she'll learn to coordinate her senses, like vision, hearing, and touch, with motor (muscle movement) abilities. This means your baby will be developing skills like grasping, raking at objects with her fingers, and bringing her hands to her mouth. Baby will start to push off the floor and learn to roll over as well. Read more
Month 5
Big news! Somewhere around months 5 and 6, your little one will develop the ability to sit unsupported for up to 30 seconds or more. He'll be able to sit in the tripod position, supporting himself with one arm, for longer periods of time. Your baby is also developing the ulnar-palmar (mitten) grasp technique. He needs to use this method of holding things because babies of this age can't yet use their opposable thumbs, that is, grasp objects by moving their thumbs around to touch their fingers. Read more
Month 6
By the end of the sixth month, your baby might sit without support and even be able to bear some weight on her legs. Babies often start babbling at about this age. Practice a little conversational give-and-take! Her liking for the soft solids you may have introduced will be aided both by teething, which usually begins about now, and by her newfound appreciation of salty tastes. Babies are born with a sweet tooth, but only at this age do they acquire a taste for salt. Read more
Month 7
As your baby's repertoire of movements expands, his muscular and skeletal systems are growing and developing, too. Your little one will extend in length by a whopping 50% in the first year! Baby's bones are thickening and elongating, while at the same time his muscles are strengthening, allowing for a more and more complex range of motion. Now, at 7 months, your baby may be able to put all his weight on his legs, an important milestone in the progress toward those first steps. Read more
Month 8
Look out, world! Stepping up that already astonishing rate of growth and development, your baby may begin to crawl this month (if she hasn't already)! To nourish the bones that support all the new and exciting activity, your baby needs a balanced diet that includes calcium and phosphorus, critical for bone growth, along with protein and other nutrients. Vitamin D must be present for bones to absorb key minerals. Read more
Month 9
Upper respiratory infections are the most common causes of illness in childhood. Bronchitis is an inflammation of the main air passages to the lungs, the bronchi. Bronchitis may be acute (short lived) or chronic, meaning that it lasts a long time and recurs often. Acute bronchitis usually is caused by viral or bacterial infections. Chronic bronchitis generally is due to long-term exposure to irritants like cigarette smoke. Read more
Month 10
The areas of a baby's brain that control motor skills (movement) mature in a predictable sequence. The earliest areas to mature control the head and neck muscles. Then motor control of the torso, arms, and hands develops. Finally, the areas controlling the legs mature. Now, between 10 and 12 months, your baby's legs are, well, kicking in. Most babies of this age can crawl, sit without support, pull themselves up to a standing position, and cruise along the furniture. Read more
Month 11
There's so much your little one can do! Although it takes years for movement patterns to be perfected, his greater motor abilities mean he can now use a pincer grip (thumb and forefinger) to hold objects, make music by banging a drum or playing a xylophone, dance to a tune (maybe with a little help from you), and even sing along. Improved hand-eye coordination allows him to feed himself finger foods. Give your baby a wide assortment of foods, both for varied nutrition and to help him appreciate different tastes. Read more
Month 12
Your baby is 1 year old! Each baby is unique and develops in her own way and at her own rate. But no matter where your child falls in the developmental spectrum, it's amazing how much has changed since birth. Neurological development, in particular, has been astounding. Your baby's brain has almost tripled in size since day 1. Involuntary movement has changed to voluntary control, and immature vocalizing and crying have given way to actual speech. Once totally helpless, she is now very much her own person, with noticeable preferences and distinct personality traits. Read more
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The fourth annual AJWS Teen Benefit was a huge success, raising more than $25,000 for HIV/AIDS prevention and relief. Led by seniors Lindsey Spohler, Katie Hartman and Alyssa Kirschenbaum (pictured), the committee of Emanu-El high school students planned a fun evening at the Prince George Ballroom. More than 200 teens attended.
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Business Placement C (Internship)
This unit is designed to consolidate students' knowledge and skills in business while conducting an internship in industry. The unit is structured around three assessed tasks which are designed to allow students to demonstrate their ability to apply and synthesise business concepts in a real world setting. During the internship, students may be involved in a variety of different industry and client-based projects, which will afford the opportunity to apply business skills and theories from prior learning. This will provide firsthand experience of how these skills and theories can support the solving of business problems in a real business context, identifying opportunities, developing strategies and designing processes, procedures and management practices in order to enable an organisation to fully realise its competitive potential.
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Unit of study level: Senior
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Commencing semesters: 1, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 2
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A tipster (Deborah Kara Unger) hires a former CIA agent-turned-talk-show host named Jack Begosian (Andy Garcia) to expose the role her employers played in massacring a South American village, and then subsequently covering up the atrocity. Although Jack succeeds in finding witnesses who are willing to testify against the powerful corporation, the political firestorm he stokes during the course of his investigation soon threatens to consume everyone involved. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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In this third film in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Greg Heffley (Zachary Gordon) wants to spend the summer before eighth grade playing video games and maybe, if he can finagle it, getting closer to his crush Holly Hills (Peyton List). The former plan goes out the window when his dad Frank (Steve Zahn) decides to ban video games from the house. In order to connect with his young son, Frank schedules a number of fishing trips and signs the boy up for Scouts. Greg has more luck on the girlfriend front when his best friend Rowley (Robert Capron) invites him to go to his family's country club, where Holly works as a tennis instructor. Soon, in order to avoid spending so much time with his dad, Greg lies to his parents and says he works at the club, a deception that his older brother Rodrick (Devon Bostick) uses to blackmail him and gain access to the establishment. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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A recent college graduate grows increasingly nihilistic during an economic downturn, and kidnaps the children of three wealthy men for a $3 million ransom. Shortly after earning his degree, Paul Dynan (Kevin Zegers) realizes the certificate in his hand is barely worth the paper it's printed on. Subsequently drowning in a sea of debt due to his student loans and his mother's medical bills, the disillusioned graduate hits a breaking point as the bank prepares to foreclose on his family home, and devises a plan to earn some quick cash while giving the rich a lesson in humility. His plan: abduct three privileged socialites with the help of two young deviants, and make their fathers (Ray Liotta, Victor Garber), and Stephen McHattie) fork over $3 million for their safe return. Unfortunately for Paul, the bitter infighting between his three affluent targets is about to blow the plan sky high, and offer a painful lesson in the perils of crime. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A haunted undercover cop teams with an enigmatic priest to solve the mystery of a missing statue that was stolen from a church by violent criminals. John Hebron (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) was a cop who always got his man. But when his wife and daughter became the victims of a terrible crime, something deep inside of John shattered. Desperate to forgive himself for failing to save his family in their hour of need, John turns to Father Porter (Christian Slater) for salvation. Later, after John learns that a statue from Father Porter's church has been stolen by some local thugs, repentant criminal Mike (Devon Bostick) reveals a secret that will plunge the two men into a treacherous world of crime and punishment. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Astro Boy director David Bowers helms the follow-up film to 2010's big-screen adaptation of Jeff Kinney's acclaimed Diary of a Wimpy Kid comic novels in this Fox 2000 production. As Greg Heffley (Zachary Gordon) braves his first days of seventh grade, his parents (Steve Zahn and Rachael Harris) make a noble yet ill-advised attempt to help him forge a stronger bond with his mischievous older brother, Rodrick (Devon Bostick), who takes twisted delight in tormenting his unsuspecting younger sibling at every opportunity. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Hapless preteen Greg Heffley (Zachary Gordon) endures bullies, swirlies, morons, and wedgies while navigating the treacherous world of middle school and recording his traumas in his personal journal in this family-oriented comedy inspired by author Jeff Kinney's best-selling series of illustrated novels. Try as he might, Greg just can't understand who thought it was a good idea to place kids who haven't even hit their first growth spurt in the same school as kids who get a five-o'clock shadow by lunch time. Realizing that he'll have to get creative if he hopes to survive until high school, Greg concocts a series of get-cool-quick schemes that all go hopelessly awry. Despite the fact that he's viewed as a dork by his peers, Greg never loses hope that someday, when all is said and done, he'll be able to look back on his middle school experiences and laugh. Steve Zahn and Rachael Harris co-star in this comedy from Hotel for Dogs director Thor Freudenthal. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Lionsgate's money-making franchise is back with this sixth entry in the Saw film series. The editor for all of the previous films, Kevin Greutert, makes his directorial debut with this picture, once again written by Feast writers, Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
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A group of rogue soldiers seek shelter from the zombie apocalypse on scenic Plum Island, only to become caught up in a bitter feud between two warring families. Sarge Crocket (Alan Van Sprang) and his motley crew of military abandoners are searching for a safe place to rest when they cross paths with Patrick O'Flynn (Kenneth Welsh). O'Flynn has been banished from Plum Island, where his family is locked in a longtime quarrel with the Muldoons. The O'Flynns see the flesh-eaters as subhuman, never hesitating to put a bullet between their eyes; the Muldoons balk at the prospect of killing their gut-munching loved ones, instead opting to care for their rotting kinfolk until scientists find a cure for the undead scourge. As the division between the two families grows deeper and wider, Crocket and his men realize that on Plum Island, the zombies are the least of their worries. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Director Atom Egoyan explores the concept of cyberspace as a place for redemption in this drama about an adolescent boy named Simon (Devon Bostick) who reinvents his life on the Internet. Before long, Simon's deeply personal journey provokes strong reactions from around the globe. Rachel Blanchard and Scott Speedman co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Director Kari Skogland takes the reins for a Buffalo Gals Pictures production starring Academy Award winner Ellen Burstyn as author Margaret Laurence's much-lauded heroine Hagar Shipley. Hagar may by 90, but she not ready to lie down and die just yet. Her decisions stem straight from her heart, and that often alienates her family and friends. When Hagar's son, Marvin (Dylan Baker), takes his mother to look at a nursing home, she takes it as her cue to leave her family behind and set out on one great last journey. Her mission is to locate the seaside home she remembers from her youth, but Hagar's memory is quickly fading, making it difficult for her to distinguish the past from the present. As a young girl, Hagar was set to inherit her father's mercantile empire until she was disowned for marrying a bold young man named Bram Shipley (Cole Hauser). Later, when Hagar's romantic illusions fade and she begins to view her husband with contempt, her decision to deny her children the kind of parental approval that she so badly longed for from her own father provokes a deep hereditary flaw. As she makes her way toward the seashore, Hagar realizes her time is running far too short to make up for a lifetime of unacknowledged mistakes. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Just when audiences thought they'd heard the last of the demented killer Jigsaw (Tobin Bell), here comes Saw IV, continuing his trap-filled legacy -- this time, targeting the last remaining officer who has touched the case, SWAT Commander Rigg (Lyriq Bent). As FBI agents Strahm (Scott Patterson) and Perez (Athena Karkanis) begin to dig through the remains of Jigsaw's crime-scene hideout, a new puzzle presents itself, with Rigg as the pawn in another deadly game filled with moral quandaries and torture-filled traps. At stake is the life of his superior officer Hoffman (Costas Mandylor) as well as his friend and fellow cop Eric Matthews (Donnie Wahlberg), whose abduction by a now-dead Jigsaw triggers an obsession in Rigg that will haunt him til the grisly end. Director Darren Lynn Bousman returns to the series after helming both Saw II and III, with a script penned by Feast writers Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
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Indie director Michael Mabbott follows his debut effort, The Life and Times of Guy Terrifico, with a sophomore feature, the quirky underdog comedy-drama Citizen Duane. Douglas Smith plays Duane Balfour, one of the sons in a family known for fighting impossible battles against tremendous odds. When Duane loses his run for student council president, he vows to take on an even loftier mission: "Operation Infinite Justice," carried out against his sworn enemy, Chad Milton. Chad is the grandson of the local town bigwig, whose family extends its influence to every corner of the community. Duane's teacher, Miss Houston (Vivica A. Fox) discourages him, but he refuses to back down, and - in a last-ditch attempt to rid the town of the dark shadow that the Miltons cast over it - decides to run for mayor himself, backed by an eccentric relative, Uncle Bingo - a man notorious for once putting all of his money on a horse called 'Glue Factory.' First timers Jonathan Sobol and Robert Leskie penned the script; the picture co-stars Alberta Watson, Devon Bostick and Jane McGregor. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Inspired by the true-life tale of a dedicated elementary-school teacher who inspired his inner-city students by teaching them the game of chess, Allen Hughes' uplifting made for television feature marks a noted departure from such previous efforts as From Hell and Menace II Society. Richard Mason (Ted Danson) was middle-aged and unemployed when he decided to take up teaching inner-city students, and though most of the kids in his classroom couldn't have cared less about their education in the beginning, something curious happened as time went on. Realizing that he wasn't getting very far with his students through conventional means, Richard realized that he would have to innovate in order to encourage critical thinking among the impressionable youngsters. By breaking the curriculum and instead teaching his pupils the finer points of chess, the man who had once lost all motivation in life suddenly realizes just what a difference one teacher can make if they simply become more attuned to the needs of their students. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Paul (Greg Kinnear) and Jessie Duncan (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos) have barely begun the grieving process when Dr. Richard Wells (Robert De Niro) attends the funeral of the Duncans' eight-year-old son, Adam (Cameron Bright), with a pressing question in tow. Head of the Godsend Fertility Clinic, Dr. Wells claims he can use Adam's rapidly dying cells to clone a replica of the boy, though the necessary DNA will only be viable for another 24 hours. The process in itself is completely illegal; not only must Jessie and Paul be forced to relocate, but they will also be forced to sever all ties with friends and family in order to ensure the secret remains so. Within the space of a day, the Duncans consider the legal and ethical implications of such a procedure, ultimately deciding that their love for Adam is enough to trump the law and any high-minded philosophical questions. After resettling in an idyllic town near Dr. Wells' clinic, Jessie is impregnated with the late Adam's living cells, while Paul is given a beautiful home and a more than suitable job. Shortly afterward, the new Adam -- seemingly identical to the original Adam in every way -- is born and lives a life quite similar to his predecessor until the morning of his eighth birthday. A series of night terrors is the first thing to disturb the Duncans' otherwise serene lifestyle. Adam's violent visions eventually mutate to ill temper, and an aura of menace permeates the aura of a boy who had otherwise been sweetness incarnate from the day of his birth. Eventually, Paul discovers that Dr. Wells is not a pediatrician, but a geneticist, and that their playing God may have been a Faustian bargain of epic proportions. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE YOUR APPENDIX' PORTRAIT painted in all its intimate details, as a permanent record of your appendectomy? W. Branks Stewart, artist for L.S. U. College of Medicine, New Orleans, is the man who could do it. For 13 years Mr. Stewart has been recording in picture form the details of surgical operations, disease processes and bone fractures for the local medical school. These illustrative art works are used for museum demonstrations, in textbooks, in medical journals and as teaching aids for class work of medical students. Mi'. Stewart not only paints but also draws and makes plaster molds. He takes photographs through microscopes and down such complicated devices as the bronchoscope-which is used to see inside a person's windpipe, bronchial tubes and lungs. When a surgeon suddenly finds something at an operation which he wishes to record or publish, a rush call is made for drawings or photographs. Sometimes a patient presents a rare condition at one of the clinics and Mr, Stewart is called over immediately. Some weeks he attends as many as five operations.
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Most commonly, electricity generation takes place in conventional steam turbines (Fig. 11-5 ). The steam, typically at a temperature above 150°C, goes directly from dry steam wells or, after separation, from wet wells through a turbine which drives the electric generator. After that it goes to a condenser where vacuum conditions are maintained by cooling water. The unit sizes are commonly 20-50 MW.
Binary plants have been gaining popularity in recent years. They utilise geothermal fluids at lower temperatures than conventional plants, in the range 85-170°C. They use a secondary working fluid, usually an organic fluid, which has a low boiling point and high vapour pressure at low temperatures, compared with steam. The fluid passes through a turbine in a similar way as steam in conventional cycles. Binary plants are usually constructed in small modular units of up to a few MW capacity which are linked together. Kalina is a relatively new binary-fluid cycle which utilises a water-ammonia mixture as working fluid. This increases the efficiency of the cycle compared with other binary cycles. A 2 MW Kalina plant has been in operation in Husavik, North Iceland, since 2000.
The efficiency of geothermal utilisation is considerably enhanced by cogeneration plants, compared with conventional geothermal plants. A cogeneration plant produces both electricity and hot water which can be used for district heating as well as other direct uses. A necessary condition for the operation of a cogeneration power plant is that a relatively large market exists for hot water not too far distant from the plant. Iceland, where three geothermal cogeneration plants are in operation, is an example of this. There, the distance of the plants outside the towns is 12-25 km.


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UTICA -- A Utica man is facing charges in several shoplifting incidents.
28-year-old Mark Morey, of Erie Street, is accused of stealing electronics from the Wal-Mart Super Center at 710 Horatio Street. Witnesses say he would hide the items under his coat, then go to the bathroom with a knife and remove the packaging material on the items and leave the store undetected.
Around 8:10 p.m. Monday, police say Morey went into the bathroom with three cell phones valued at $179 and then walked out with nothing in his hands. Police say they later found the phones in Morey's jacket.
Police say he is the suspect in three other shoplifting incidents at Wal-Mart. Police say he stole an X Box headset and HD camera worth $203 back on February 22. Two days earlier, he is accused of stealing a satellite radio and portable recorder worth $294.
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This umbrella folding pushchair is suitable from birth - 15kg (3 yrs approx) each side, it has a 4 position reclining back and a 2 position calf support. The pushchair comes complete with 2 matching footmuffs, head supports and insulated bottle holders.
Very lovely pushchair comfy for newborn and a toddler
Bought this for my newborn and 22 month old girls. Absolutely love it. Both of them are comfortable. Newborn is flat in one seat fully reclined and I can see her through the window on the back of the pram. My toddler is comfortable in her seat and can recline independently when required for naps. The pram is sterdy and of good quality material. It was quick and easy to put together. It is easy to push and not very wide at all so no problems getting around. It folds down quite a small size to say its a double pushchair too! Comes with raincover and footmuffs which are gorgeous and fleecy on the inside! Also you can register it for a 4 year guarantee with Cosatto! Which is great!
Best pushchair I've seen, it is gorgeous looking and my daughter's love it too! A must buy..!
This buggy is all I could ask for great for my two girls the seats lay back completly flat for my newborn and my 1 and a half year old loves it because of its pretty design. easy to push fold and store even getting on a bus is easy its lighter then my single :) the buggy storage is good and the bottle holders are so conveniant I have even attached a buggy board easyly for my boy and can still push easyly because of its 3 handles :) all in all a realy great buy x
i think this is the best buggie iv used good value for money
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The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities oversees regional accreditation for 163 higher education institutions in the Northwest region of the United States. On August 1, 2012, the accreditation of Dawson Community College was reaffirmed by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Dawson Community College is seeking reaffirmation of accreditation in 2014 through the submission of a Year Seven Self Study and an on-site accreditation visit. The accreditation team will visit Dawson Community College on April 22-24, 2014.
Final examinations shall be administered during Final exam week beginning December 16.
The Dawson Community College Annual 2013 Fall Juried Student Art Show Reception and Awards Presentation, was held on Tuesday, December 10.
Art Lovers President Mike Simons, Biology instructor Jennifer Temple and Director of Finance Kathleen Zander took on the challenge of choosing the winners from over 100 works of art.
Gretchen Bederman, Art Instructor at DCC, is proud to announce the winners in each of nine categories.
As Dawson Community College students, faculty, staff and administration anticipate Thanksgiving break, Sue Peterson, DCC Assistant Librarian, prepares to draw the winning tickets for "Club 300 Art Students After Hours" second 50/50 Raffle on Tuesday November 26th. Club 300 President Lorraine Cronin spins the ticket cage and voila Sue reveals the three winners. Third Place winner of the fruit and candy basket went to Marilyn Green, art student and DEAP assistant.
The Dawson Community College Art Department is proud to present the outstanding art works of the talented and creative student artists of Dawson Community College. Forty-five students will be exhibiting their artwork in the Dawson Community College 2013 8th Annual Fall Juried Student Art Show. Show runs Monday November 22 – Thursday December 12
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Tickets for the twenty-first annual Dawson Community College Madrigal Dinner are on sale now at the DCC business office. The Madrigal Dinner will be held in the Toepke Center Lobby on December 7. Transformed into the Renaissance castle, doors open at 5:30 p.m. with feasting and festivities commencing at 6. Characters will delight castle guests with vocal and instrumental music, jesters, jugglers, actors, and dancers. Time honored processions featuring Wassail, Boar's Head, and Flaming Pudding transport the audience throughout the evening.
Scheduled for Thanksgiving Morning, Thursday, November 28th, 2013 at 9 a.m. Dawson Community College's Office of Community Involvement and the Glendive Community are hosting the 4th Annual Bucky's Turkey Trot to benefit the Dawson County Food Bank. Originally started by 2010 by DCC Campus Corp Team it has become a holiday event raising over 650lbs of food and $3,000 for the Dawson County Food Bank last year.
Winners of the 5th Annual Halloween Art Contest sponsored by the Dawson Community College ASB, Write Club and Art Department were announced Monday. The competition was open to aspiring art students. Barrett Jordan, IT Specialist, and Jane Wynne, Director of Public Relations judged the art works submitted. To help fund their future creative interests, all winners received a cash award.
Dawson Community College Volleyball coach, Gerry Standridge, is pleased to announce sophomore Lindsey James #15 made the Region IX 2013 All Tournament Team and sophomore Amy Van Hienen #9 made the the 2013 All Region IX Team for the season. Both Lindsey and Amy play the outside hitter position on the Lady Bucs volleyball team.
The Dawson Community College admissions team will hold View Day November 11, 2013 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Once again the college is offering a Tuition Drawing for 2014-15. Those who enter must participate in View Day to win. (Drawing is for Fall/Spring tuition-in state value). The winner is announced at lunch on View Day.


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AUCKLAND, 16 Oct. - The chance to repeat history awaits the All Blacks following their dominant 20-6 semi-final victory over Australia at Eden Park. "They deserved that win. They lifted their physicality and we've never met physicality like that before." Set the tone New Zealand set the pace early by playing with tempo and the early charge forward paid dividends in the sixth minute when Nonu crossed the line after good work by Israel Dagg. Surreal introduction "Australia really tested us, especially in those first 30 minutes. We stood up to it and scored points when we could." |


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Someone should introduce an "anti-ugly bill" and that would eliminate this worthless woman!!!!Art
...and the worst racial profilers are African -Americans like this ignorant woman.
It´s a good thing that words now mean whatever you want them to mean or Ms.E.H.N. might risk looking less than brilliant.Why don´t my political representatives mirror my views as accurately as she does for her´s ???(Hint: Because they would be in jail.)
Wonderful! Let´s make the cops even more reluctant to stop cars for speeding, drunk driving and auto theft because the driver is a protected minority. Perhaps blacks and Hispanics should be provided with a day-glow rear view mirror sign similar to the handicap signage that dangles from the mirror of grandad´s Buick. Or, a unique license plate with an image of Obama. These signs and plates would allow police to spend their time on serving tickets to the majority drivers rather than filling out federal forms that monitor arrests.
"........H.R. 838, would let states apply for federal grants...."All you need to know. Spend more money.
Hey, let´s apply this to jobs, contracts, bank loans......you know, we´re not going to ask what ´race´ you are and we´re not going to keep track.Is that what they mean?
The slowness of the justice system and the obstinate refusal of public officials to make all the facts available allows people like Norton to project their own issues into the case and to use it for political purposes. There is no excuse for the incredible delay between the massive publication and sensationalizing of such crimes, and the release of facts and conclusions as to what actually happened. This happens with every single high profile crime.We still do not know what happened in the Trayvon Martin case. Demagogues have a free hand to make up whatever narratives serve their purpose without fear of factual correction if the facts are otherwise than they claim. This is extremely damaging to the social fabric. I am not sure whose responsibility it is to do something about this -elected officials, it would seem- but someone needs to address the problem. It is not going away. There will be more such incidents, more grandstanding, more fantasy, more projection of pet personal grudges and ideology into them - and as things now stand it will be years or even DECADES before the truth finally emerges. The "burn in" of false narratives does irreparable damage to society that is not undone or erased when, after many years, the whole story is made public.
Norton is just another dumb racist black who is either too dumb to understand the facts of the situation or is too unethical and racist to admit them
What this amounts to is a "Stick your head in the sand" bill.


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Create your master suite with this elegant and dramatic Low Profile Sleigh Bed. Gorgeous detailing and finish make this a sophisticated choice for your sleeping retreat. The footboard features an optional special two-drawer under bed storage space, helping you maximize your storage space and simplify your bedroom. If you prefer no footboard storage, a plain footboard option is available as well without drawers. A decadent design and exquisite silhouette is captured with this bed. Sleep peacefully and wake refreshed in this sophisticated bed. This bed is available in queen and king sizes.
The Cherry Grove King Low Profile Sleigh Bed with Footboard Storage by American Drew is available in the Baton Rouge and Lafayette, Louisiana area from Olinde's Furniture.
The Cherry Grove collection offers on a modern twist on traditional furniture design. Celebrating it's 50th anniversary, the Cherry Grove collection is believed to be the longest running traditional suite in the industry. The original collection, introduced in 1960, reflected the classic 18th century tradition in design and craftsmanship, with elegant Queen Anne styling. This New Generation line promises the same timeless quality and appeal with a full line of dining room, bedroom, home office, entertainment and occasional furniture. The line incorporates many elegant curves and graceful movement, and is updated with today's finishes, functionality and style. The inviting mid tone brown finish makes the cherry veneers pop on each piece, along with custom designed hardware. This line takes advantage of vertical space with higher case heights, and maximizes the utility of small spaces with hinged drop leaves on servers and tables. In combination, the collection takes functionality to a lifestyle level and allows urban or scaled-down living spaces to become entertainment areas, making small rooms work like big rooms. The New Generation of Cherry Grove is about honoring tradition while staying on trend.
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I was about to park and wait for my friend who needed a ride home from the mall when I spotted Allice. She was alone walking towards her car so I pulled up along her side and after all the pleasantries, we were on our way to lunch. We never made it to the restaurant instead we went to vacant a house and I stuffed her pretty mouth and tight pussy with my huge cock.
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The service was excellent. We went for our wedding anniversary and were treated like royalty. A very nice table was reserved for us outdoors neaqr a fountain. The food came as we liked it, with pauses between dishes so we could talk. The dishes were delicately prepared and a pleasure to savor.
We were at M for first time. It was July 4th BBQ event. Some food was brought in, some cooked on grill. So I can't judge normal food (though BBQ was only thighs-would have liked wings). But STAFF was great and it was close to home and price was fair.
I had very special guests visiting Philadelphia and put them up at the adjoining Morris House Hotel, and took them to dinner at 'M' Restaurant. They had a wonderful time and came away feeling as if they'd sampled a taste of both historic Philadelphia and the contemporary cuisine-scene. It was perfect all around.
I had three courses and we ended with cheese, who knew you were supposed to eat it at the end of the meal?! I took a picture of the menu so try and recreate some of these items at home and below is what I had, food speaks for itself: First - butter roasted zucchini, patty pan squash, asiago cream Second - wild striped bass, rosemary smoked succotash, asparagus Third - chocolate goat cheese cake, bacon graham crumble, strawberries..... awesome Thank you M for another great night!
We had totally stumbled into this place one night and only had time for some cocktails. They had such a great selection of drinks, wine and beer, so we had to come back after reading over the dinner menu. All I have to say is wow! I was impressed by the service and the food. Servers are very knowledgeable of every aspect of the menu. Definitely listen to them when they say small plates! We ordered three courses each and a chocolate goat cheesecake! umm, it was like a dream come true. The Mushrooms are the best that I have tasted in all of Philadelphia, and even though it was a hot night we tried the Red Pepper soup, Its a must have! The Chef definitely knows what he is doing back there! The garden is only the begging of your dream night!
M had a great selection of appetizers and alcohol for very reasonable prices. I tried the bacon and corn ravioli, a combination of ingredients i would never have thought to put together, but it was absolutely delicious! It tasted fresh and the flavors blended together perfectly. We were given a variety of cheeses for our second appetizer served with a very tasty walnut cranberry bread. In addition I ordered a mushroom dish from the main menu which was absolutely fabulous. It's the second time I've ordered it at M and it is by far my favorite thing on the menu! The ambiance and staff at M give the restaurant a very warm and welcoming vibe. Sitting out in the garden on a warm summer night is very relaxing! A must visit if you haven't already
Tak advantage of the appetizer special which includes a cocktail and don't forget dessert!. We had the first course out side in the courtyard under the trees and when rain threatened, we moved inside. Service was only bested by the food!!
Where am I? Certainly not in Philly when we go to M Restaurant off of Washington Square. The idyllic setting took me back to the days when I lived in Ireland with its old world feel and the staff's kindness they exhibited to us all night. Nothing was left undone and we felt truly pampered. Each dish was exceptional- a musts are the red pepper velouté, exotic mushrooms, seared scallops, sweetbreads, sea bass and homemade coconut ice cream-all worth savoring every bite. Eat slowly because each course is better than the last and we did not want our night to end. Their medium plate menu makes it easy to order and share each special dish. I loved that potted herbs are on each table, nice touch! M is great and we will be back for sure!!
Friendly service. Waiter extremely knowledgeable about the menu, right down to individual ingredients. Food was excellent. Portions were perfectly sized. Good value.
Having travelled around the world for many years, and having experienced so many diverse restaurants, we were impressed with the high quality of M. The food was exquisite with unique tastes for every palate, not to mention the beautiful presentation. Dining in the outdoor garden brought back memories of Tuscany with plants and trees surrounding the area - hard to believe that we were in center city Philadelphia. Pleasant and knowledgeable staff to make our experience enjoyable. Don't miss the red pepper velouté, exotic mushrooms, roasted asparagus, curried mussels and sautéed scallops. We were sorry to leave but will definitely dine at M the next time we're in the city.
I was taken here for a date on my birthday and had an amazing experience. The ambiance was great with low lighting and a cozy corner table. My date and I were sat and received the wine and drink list which our bartender went over explaining what some of the more notable drinks were. The zen was fabulous, a mojitoesque drink but not as overbearingly sweet. I was excited about the way the menu was set up because we were able to try a few different courses and while the plates were enough to feed one we shared a few different options to get the overall experience. Food was amazing service impeccable and the special attention paid to me with my birthday dessert made M a place I will return to next time I am in the city!!
Having had a reservation at M for my family who were in from out of town, I was concerned about some of the bad reviews that were recently posted when I showed them M's site on OT to brag about where we were going. Assuming and hoping it was just a bad week, we literally tip-toed into the restaurant, not knowing what to expect. I mentioned our concerns and was told the waiter who prompted those bad reviews was no longer there. We exhaled and with great anticipation reviewed the menu. The food was creative with perfect portions sizes for us- all medium plate offerings made it easy to have 3 and have a variety to choose from- and the service was unobtrusive, friendly and effective. We loved the cheeses too. Thanks M, we will be back!
Want to wow a date? or have a romantic celebration? or special occasion of any sorts really. M is fantastic. The chef's tasting menu is always pleasing and provides an excellent dining experience you won't regret. I recommend ordering a cheese selection as well. You won't be disappointed, and will enjoy all accompaniments. ENJOY!
To all the silly people who complain about getting an individual roll, you should really go back to Olive Garden. When I read uneducated comments about my favorite place I just have to shake my head. Not everyone gets what good food is about. Luckily, M does. The bread is amazing, but stick to one piece, there are too many other fabulous things to try.
This little restaurant is tucked away on 8th behind Wash Sq. and offers a nice menu with innovative food. Our night was perfect from beginning to end from bread service to dessert. Portions that do not have you leaving feeling over stuffed will keep us returning for more. You feel like you are in Europe, not Philly, and overall the whole experience was elegant and romantic. Loved everything and will be back.
Creative dishes with nice touches. Medium plates to share. Setting that just removes you from Philadelphia and puts you somewhere else in the world with its beautiful garden setting. Efficient and friendly service. Great cheese list and wine options. Will be back for more; my foodie group- we pick one restaurant a month to visit- loved it from A-Z. Great night overall
All around a great night. Delicious medium plates. Yummy cheese selection too! Will be back again and again. Best garden setting in the city.
Annoying photo shoot with literally hundred of flash photographs overshadowed an otherwise very good meal and service. Management was slow to respond to my request that they stop, until i offered to break up the shoot myself. Poorly handled situation.
M Restaurant is in the gorgeous setting of the historic Morris House. Dining in the courtyard is a dream come true. The food is adventurous and spectacular. The presentation of each dish is done artfully and with great care. We had a Spanish white granache from the extensive wine list which elagantly paired with our striped bass and scallops dishes. The service at M deserves mention. It was a mix of welcoming friendliness matched with well trained skills. An attractive group of young servers seemed to always be there when you needed them, keeping your wine glass at the proper level and clearing your well cleaned plates. The young and talented chef came to our table and we had a chance to shower him with our praise.
Our group happen to be walking by on Wednesday and looked into this sweet little garden and decided to stop by and have a drink. We could hear this amazing guitarist from 8th street who was playing some mean songs, and the place was full of an appreciative crowd. Turns out it was Lou Volpe who is a phenomenal musician who has played with every big star we know. Why was he at M? Who knows how they landed that gig with him but we were thrilled to hear him play. We found out they have live jazz 2x a week we were able to not only have cheap drinks and yummy apps, but we got to sit back and hear this amazing guy play. It was by far the best Sips scene and deal in the city, and we actually had a nice place to sit and enjoy the beautiful night.
One would never know this place was even there. It is tucked away in the courtyard of a boutique hotel surrounded by towering skyscrapers on two sides. It is an oasis. Food is over the top. It is so peaceful. Staff are wonderful. Prices are reasonable. 6 not 5 stars for every category.
My wife & I went for our 26th wedding anniversary and had a great experience...food was excellent, service was great, very relaxed, nice casual pace, but still attentive to our needs. Our waiters description of the food options was spot on. We could almost taste the dish from the description and the reality was just as good as described. Regrettable, it was a rainy night so we were not able to eat in the lovely courtyard, but inside was still wonderful. Great Experience Overall!!
This was such an amazing experience. The cheese plate was top-notch and the food was impeccable.
We'd been hearing from a friend who lives in this neighborhood about this place, and decided to give it a try. We weren't disappointed. On a noisy city evening we enjoyed the spacious outdoor dining area, and forgot all about the city din. Here, we looked at greenery and listened to birds and later, a couple of musicians. The menu is a few choices of several small dishes, and they came to us well-presented, and tastily satisfying. I hope the menu changes often though; I had a hard time selecting what to have since the choices seemed a bit exotiic. They turned out not to be and we had a lovely evening.
Beautiful ambiance outdoors in the courtyard. We were there on a beautiful 70 degree weather night and the courtyard was an amazing urban space. Food was very nice, delicious, small platters similar to Tapas, very nice wine list. A perfect backdrop to get engaged, which is what we did that special night!
Dinner at M became a dinner to remember the minute we were seated in the garden. We had a thoughtfully prepared, delicious dinner served by a knowledgeable waiter, Max. We will return
I took a friend to M for a goodbye dinner before his relocation to the opposite coast to take a new job. I think M made him feel a bit nostalgic about old Philadelphia. It was a wonderful evening.
Took my wife here for her birthday, which by the way they did not acknowledge, and had a really peasant dinner experience. Our server, Chris, was great, really helpful and willing to make suggestions. Parsnip Veloute was delicious, actually the best thing I had to eat. Mushroom ragout was noteworthy as well. My wife and I really appreciated the small plates and were quite satisfied with the portions, although a diner with a larger appetite might not find themselves fully sated. Dined on a Wednesday night for the live jazz which was really pleasant without being overbearing or loud, in the background but not in the least bit intrusive. I would not hesitate to recommend Cafe M and look forward to visiting again soon.
I called this review a Night at M, because that is exactly what is was. This was not a typical 1-2 hour dinner. It was a 3+hr enchanted evening. Being in the city and eating outdoors you expect the standard noises. M has a wonderful courtyard lit up with delicate lights strung across the canopy and trees. No worries about getting rained on here. You walk through the bar and cross into unexpected wonder. I dined here with my girlfriend and our waiter took very good care of us. We let him surprise us with some courses and his advice and choices were perfect. It's fun to enjoy and pair food that you wouldn't expect to work. What we ate isn't important, everything we sampled was a delight. Leave pretences at home and go enjoy a Night at M.
Absolutely a perfect experience - from the wonderful, friendly service, fantastic food to the lovely atmosphere! I highly, highly recommend M Restaurant!
Great spot walking distance from WS theatre. Loved the outdoor patio, food and service were Very good!!
What a pleasant surprise! The food was good, but this may be Philadelphia's prettiest restaurant. Great place to take out of town guests - simply because it's so "early Philadelphia".
I found M Restaurant on the web at about 5:30t PM made the reservations, wanted at 7:00 PM but system only allowed 8:00 I called and Chris said 7:30 would work.Every thing was perfect...food, people, noise level.... And my date love it as much as I!
I was looking for a quiet low key romantic jazz location to take my wife for her Birthday and thank GOD I found a winner. exceptional food, very cozy environment, great music and friendly service. Great place to treat your special someone....
I booked a reservation at M Restaurant based on recommendations and on reviews. This was an excellent choice and I would make this my first choice on return visits to Philadelphia. The duck breast with smoked quinoa was perfect and the beef short rib which my date ordered was tender and delicious, served with a flavorful golden lentil side. But, the apple cake with cinnamon maple ice cream and caramel sauce was perhaps the best dessert I've had in a long time.
We dined here with friends on a Sunday evening after a theater matinee. Deciding to experience this restaurant for the first time by ordering the Chef's Tasting Menu proved to be the right choice. The food was delicious and the setting and service perfect. We can't wait for a return visit.
Walk to the Walnut Street Theater after dinner. A little pricey, but a great find for a special occasion.
Excellent food, ambiance and paid back atmosphere. Will definitely be a regular!
The night we dined at M there was a jazz duo, a piano and a bass. They were fantastic!
We love the fall season with all its great ingredients and M highlights them all. Superb food all around and amazing service by Tess made our night perfect. The new fall menu had some delectable highlights-namely the spaghetti squash with toasted rice, exotic mushrooms, the crab cake galette-the best I have had in town-the stuffed quail- a perfectly roasted tender hen with a delicious herb sauce, and then the highlight, the rabbit confit. We started our night out with a mushroom infused vodka martini with a hint of citrus- a wow surprise drink that was delicious!!!, and the rosemary gin and tonic, where they use a proprietary tonic that is home made with lemongrass and ginger. YUMMY! Great cocktail list to kick start the night.
After reading several complimentary reviews, we made a reservation for pre-theater dining for four persons. The restaurant is small and cosy, but with a full bar. The Maitre'D called us during the day to confirm that we were indeed planning to dine that evening, and made us feel very welcome. That was continued from the moment we entered the restaurant. Service was exemplary, the food was different, and deliciious, and very reasonably priced. The drinks were a little pricey - but they have to make some profit, somewhere! We were able to leave therein good time for the theater. Thank you, to all "M''s people.
This is probably one of my favorite spots in the entire city. The outdoor garden area is to die for, and the food is out of this world. They have an awesome Happy Hour Special that runs all night! I couldn't believe it! The drinks are awesome, all house infused liquor made into these crazy awesome concoctions. Wine list is also great, really special variety. The pricing was not so bad either. I was offered a Bottle of wine for under $35, which is almost unheard of in this city. Its such a great date spot, the staff is not only incredibly friendly, but so knowledgeable of all of the food and drink (take their word on the suggestions). I cant wait for the Tree Lighting on December 7th! Its open to the public! Sounds like a great time!
Great food, calm with no shouting necessary , and fantastic jazz. What else clan you ask for on a Friday night.?
Perfect spot for a dinner before the theatre. Enjoyed the library-could have stayed all evening!
I took my boyfriend to M for his birthday and we were both wowed by the food, service and the romantic setting of the library. I would recommend the octopus, the exotic mushrooms and the crabcake. All were excellent. Unfortunately we didn't have time for dessert, but I look forward to heading back another time in the future to test those out as well!
We chose M Restaurant for dinner before going to the theater It was a perfect choice for a relaxing and romantic dinner. The specialty drinks were unique and fantastic. The pre-theater dinner special was a great deal, the food was delicious and the service was friendly and professional. M Restaurant was the perfect place for us to begin our evening in Philadelphia.
The day after my wife and I got married, we decided to roadtrip to Philly in search of a romantic dinner for the two of us. M was phenomenal. We both ordered the Spaghetti Squash, Salmon, and White Rabbit Confit followed by the Twin Pie duo and the olive oil goat cheese cake. Everything was cooked exquisitely, the portions were perfect, the presentation was beautiful, and the service was phenomenal. We spent hours trying to think of a place we have tasted better food and simply we cannot. This restaurant is AMAZING and we plan on coming back every year for our wedding anniversary specifically to eat at M (and quite honestly I plan to travel from DC back to M at least a few times a year). One million stars out of ten!
Thank you M for keeping the magic of this holiday alive with your amazing tree lighting ceremony! Caroling, live music, Santa, Ben Franklin, free cookies, REAL rich hot chocolate, figgie pudding and Jim Beam samples made for an incredible evening for my family of 3 kids and I. The property looks magnificent, especially since we heard the whole staff helped decorate. The tree was gorgeous- and 20 feet hight!! We stayed for dinner afterward and had a truly memorable meal. Highlights were the spaghetti squash and puffed rice, exotic mushrooms, glazed carrots, crab galette and the duck. We loved every morsel. Great pricing and perfect portion sizes for us all made this a will-return-to restaurant for my family. Loved every second, thanks M!
Salads were excellent, main course dishes very good but small portion. Could have been larger portion but they were excellent. Service was excellent and friendly and enjoyed guitarist.
Everything about this place was perfect. The setting was cozy, the food was the best we have had in the city. We can't wait to go back


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