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2004 Lincoln Navigator
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MPG Range:
13 - 18 mpg
Base Sport Utility
2004 Lincoln Navigator Resale Values
Dealer Trade-In Value
Consumer Resale Value
95,001 - 105,000
105,001 - 115,000
115,001 - 125,000
125,001 - 135,000
135,001 - 145,000
145,001 - 155,000
155,001 - 165,000
165,001 - 175,000
175,001 - 185,000
185,001 - 195,000
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2004 Lincoln Navigator Packages / Options
Lincoln Navigator Base Sport Utility Options
Front License Plate Bracket - $0
Licence plate bracket
Power Folding Deployable Running Boards - $1,095
Illuminated side platform step electric; External dimensions: overall width (inches): 80.2
Seats: 2nd Row 40/20/40 Leather Bench - $0
Seating: eight seats; Three asymmetrical split bench front facing reclining rear seats with fore/aft adjustment; 3-point reel rear seat belts on center side; Cargo capacity: rear seat down (cu ft): 104.7; Excludes: [185] Power Folding Deployable Running Boards
California Emissions System - $0
Emission control level California
High Altitude Emissions - $0
Emission control level California
Trailer Tow Package, Class III/IV - $350
Trailer towing preparation includes tow hook
Lincoln Premium Audio w/Navigation - $2,995
Navigational systems : information type: full map and voice and touch screen controls DVD; THX certified audio system
Monochromatic Appearance Package - $995
Includes: [64B] 18 inch Chrome Aluminum Wheels 4x2
18 inch Chrome Aluminum Wheels 4x2 - $695
Front and rear alloy chrome wheels with 18 inch rim diam, 8.0 inch rim width and partial wheel covers
Rear Seat Entertainment System - $1,415
Fleet Marketing Credit (Fleet) - $0
Tri-Coat Paint, Cashmere - $495
Multi-coat gloss paint
Standard Paint Type - $0
Black paint
Standard Paint Type - $0
Gloss paint
2004 Lincoln Navigator Ownership Costs
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2004 Lincoln Navigator Performance
Auxiliary transmission cooler
5,411 cc 5.4 liters V 8 front engine with 90.2 mm bore, 105.9 mm stroke, 9.5 compression ratio, double overhead cam and four valves per cylinder 99R
Premium unleaded fuel 91
Fuel consumption: EPA urban (mpg): 13, country/highway (mpg): 18 and combined (mpg): 15
Fuel economy EPA highway (mpg): 18 and EPA city (mpg): 13
Multi-point injection fuel system
28 gallon main premium unleaded fuel tank
Power: 224 kW , 300 HP SAE @ 5,000 rpm; 355 ft lb , 481 Nm @ 2,750 rpm
2004 Lincoln Navigator Handling
Four-wheel ABS
3.73:1 axle ratio
Brake assist system
Four disc brakes including four ventilated discs
Electronic brake distribution
Electronic traction control via ABS & engine management
Fullsize steel rim under body spare wheel
Wishbone front and rear suspension independent with stabilizer bar and air springs
Automatic front and rear suspension levelling
2004 Lincoln Navigator Exterior
Body side molding
Body color front and rear bumpers
Chrome/bright trim around side windows
Driver and passenger power heated body color door mirrors with automatic indicator lights
Electric trunk/hatch pull down
External dimensions: overall length (inches): 206, overall width (inches): 82.2, overall height (inches): 77.8, ground clearance (inches): 8.6, wheelbase (inches): 118.8, front track (inches): 67, rear track (inches): 67.1 and curb to curb turning circle (feet): 38.7
Electric foldable mirrors
Front fog lights
Complex surface lens Xenon bulb headlights
Heat reflective glass
Luxury trim alloy & leather on gearknob, wood & leather on doors and wood/woodgrain on dashboard
Remote control operation opening rear ¼ windows
Metallic paint
Hinge rear window with defogger and intermittent
Roof rails
Rear and side platform step
Glass electric front sunroof
Tinted glass on cabin , privacy tinted glass on rear , privacy tinted glass on side
Trailer towing preparation includes tow hook
Weights: gross vehicle weight rating (lbs) 7,300, curb weight (lbs) 5,708, gross trailer weight braked (lbs) 6,000 and max payload (lbs) 1,592
Windshield wipers with automatic intermittent wipe
2004 Lincoln Navigator Interior
12v power outlet: front, rear and cargo and 1
Air conditioning with climate control, rear control for climate control and rear outlet 2
Element antenna
Peripheral anti-theft protection
Front ashtray
Audio anti-theft protection: concealable
Alpine RDS audio system with AM/FM, Disc Autochanger and six-disc remote changer
Cargo area dimensions: length (inches): 86.9, front width (inches): 50.2 and width between arches (inches): 49.3
Cargo area light
Cargo capacity: rear seat down (cu ft): 103.3 and all seats in place (cu ft): 17.9
Front seats cigar lighter
Coming home device
Computer with average fuel consumption and range for remaining fuel
Full dashboard console , full floor console with covered storage box , partial overhead console
Delayed/fade courtesy lights
Cruise control
Front seats cup holders fixed , rear seats cup holders pop out , 3rd row seats cup holders fixed
Door ajar warning
Door entry light
Door pockets/bins for driver seat, passenger seat and rear seats
External temperature
Floor covering: carpet in load area
Floor mats
Driver and passenger front airbag with occupant sensors and multi-stage deployment
Bucket heated electrically adjustable driver and passenger ventilated seat with height adjustment, lumbar adjustment, five adjustments and tilt adjustment
Height adjustable 3-point reel front seat belts on driver seat and passenger seat with pre-tensioners
Front seat center armrest
Garage door opener
Lockable glove compartment
Headlight control with time delay switch-off and dusk sensor
Two height adjustable head restraints on front seats, rear seats and 3rd row seats
Height adjustable pedals
Illuminated entry system
Internal dimensions: front headroom (inches): 39.6, rear headroom (inches): 39.7, front hip room (inches): 58, rear hip room (inches): 58, front leg room (inches): 41.1, rear leg room (inches): 38.7, front shoulder room (inches): 63.3 and rear shoulder room (inches): 63.4
Low fuel level warning
Low tire pressure indicator
Low washer fluid level warning
Memorized adjustment with two settings on door mirror position with five driver's seat positions pedals
Parking distance sensors rear and radar
Remote power locks includes trunk/hatch
Vehicle speed proportional power steering
Front power windows with one one-touch , rear power windows
Front and rear reading lights
Rear air conditioner
Rear heater
Height adjustable 3-point reel rear seat belts on driver side and passenger side
Rear seat center armrest
Two symmetrical bucket front facing reclining rear seats with zero adjustments tip/tumble
Rear separate audio control
Automatic operation rear view mirror
Remote audio controls
Remote control remote trunk/hatch release
Front and rear roof airbag
Front seat back storage
Seating: seven seats
Leather seat upholstery with additional vinyl
Nine speaker(s)
Wood & leather multi-function steering wheel with tilt adjustment
3-point reel third row seat belts on driver side, passenger side and center side
Split bench front facing asymmetrical third row seats with three seat capacity that fold flat to floor folds electrically
Illuminated driver and passenger vanity mirror
Ventilation system with recirculation setting and micro filter
2004 Lincoln Navigator Warranty
4 year / 50,000 miles
Free Maintenance
4 year / 50,000 miles
4 year / 50,000 miles
5 year / Unlimited miles
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Basic Warranty:
The basic warranty covers everything except items that are subject to wear and tear or replacement in the ordinary course of vehicle ownership, such as oil and air filters, wiper blades and brake pads. Tires and batteries are often excluded, but usually have their own warranty provided by the manufacturers of those items. Emissions equipment is required by Federal law to be covered for five years or 50,000 miles.
Drive Train Warranty:
In some cases the drive train warranty continues after the basic warranty has expired. This part of the warranty covers most of the parts that make the vehicle move, including the engine, transmission, drive axles and driveshaft. Like the basic warranty, consumable parts such as hoses and belts are not covered. However, most of the internal parts of the engine, such as the pistons and bearings, which are also subject to wear and tear, are covered by the drive train warranty.
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Many manufacturers provide a service that will rescue you if your car leaves you stranded, even if it's your fault. Lock yourself our of your car? Run out of gas? Got a flat tire? A call to the manufacturer's toll-free number will result in somebody showing up who can help you out. There is a huge variance in these programs so check ahead of time to see what is covered and what you will have to pay for.
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Rust or Corrosion Warranty: This warranty covers the vehicle's sheet metal, and protects you from rust and corrosion that are severe enough to cause a hole - surface rust is not covered. However, if you keep your car washed and waxed rust shouldn't be a problem.
2004 Lincoln Navigator Safety Features
• 4-Wheel ABS
• Energy Management Feature
• Rear Seat Head Restraint
• Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirrors
• Rear Center Lap/Shoulder Belt
• Tire Pressure Monitor
• Adjustable Upper Belt - Front
• Head Airbag - Front
• Anti-Theft Features
• Pretensioner
• Head Airbag - Rear
2004 Lincoln Navigator Crash Test Ratings
Driver Side
Passenger Side
Safety Rating
Safety Rating
Head Injury Criterion
Head Injury Criterion
Chest Deceleration
38 g
Chest Deceleration
37 g
Left Femur Load
669 lbs
Left Femur Load
384 lbs
Right Femur Load
702 lbs
Right Femur Load
332 lbs
Front Occupants
Rear Occupants
Safety Rating
Safety Rating
Thoracic Trauma Index
Thoracic Trauma Index
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In recognition of these three teachers' work to accomplish this mission, Little Forest Playschool staff honored its employees during the annual corporation meeting May 15. They each received a plaque and a flower.
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Discussion in 'Urine Testing' started by johndeb420, Aug 21, 2004.
has anyone ever used sonne's #7
I have. My brother got it for me and I used to for a week, 2 weeks prior to my drug test. I ended up passing the test, but I have no idea whether the Sonne helped or not. It may get rid of fat-soluble toxins, but I'm not sure. Read how it works for reference.
From Sonne 7 product description:
Sonne's Detoxificant #7 is one of the first products to use bentonite clay to detoxify the body. Taken internally the active agent in bentonite called montmorillonite travels through the digestive tract attracting toxins to it, later to be expelled via the alimentary canal or urine. If you work around a toxic environment Sonne's #7 should be part of your daily routine. Paint, smog, drugs, chemical sprays, and food additives are just a few of the toxins that can cause adverse affects in one's health. Some common uses for this product include but are not limited to: Wash fruits and vegetables with #7 to rinse the toxins from sprays and pesticides, Pour a quarter bottle into your bath water to help detoxify your skin while bathing, Use as a mouth rinse to help control bad breath.
Notice that drugs are not covered here; they only list the term "toxins" and the toxins they do cover in their description are not fat soluble chemicals like THC which resides in the fat cells; so you are left with a decision, you can use the Sonne 7, or you can save your money and follow the dilution link and just eat a high fiber, low fat diet up until test time; the choice, of course, is yours
So.. is there any chance of taking aspirin and that causing a false positive?! Can they test for aspirin?
to reiterate, aspirin causes a false NEGATIVE not a false positive; if it caused a false positive, then why would we say to take it?
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4:05 PM, Feb 11, 2010 • By MATTHEW CONTINETTI
Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan's Roadmap for America's Future has sparked intense debate ever since President Obama singled Ryan out during the January 29 House GOP retreat in Baltimore, Maryland. Predictably, support for Ryan's good-faith proposal to solve America's long-term fiscal crisis by transforming the welfare state for Americans under 55 years old has been divided along ideological lines. Michael Gerson, George F. Will, David Brooks, Ross Douthat, and The Economist all have kind things to say about the proposal. Liberal commentators and Democratic politicians, from administrational officials to the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, do not.
Liberals have seized on the Roadmap in order to say that Republicans want to leave seniors in the cold. Today, the Wisconsin Democratic party organized a conference call, featuring Democratic Rep. Xavier Becerra of California and left-wing economist Dean Baker, devoted entirely to attacking Ryan and his plan. (Ryan participated in a conference call of his own to respond.) Meanwhile, the liberal Talking Points Memo website reports that House Democrats are planning to hold a vote on a resolution condemning the Roadmap and other attempts to introduce personal accounts into Social Security. This week's blizzard interfered with the Democrats' plans, however. Now the vote is up in the air.
The critics make two specific charges against Ryan's plan. One involves revenues. It's true that the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) did not score the revenue side of the Roadmap. (It would reduce the current six tax brackets to two, replace the corporate income tax with a business consumption tax, and eliminate the Alternative Minimum, dividend, capital gains, and estate taxes.)
But that's because macro-economic volatility makes it close to impossible for the CBO to estimate revenues in, say, 2070. Instead, the CBO assumed that in the long-term, the Roadmap's revenues would be similar to the historical average of 19 percent of GDP. You can agree or disagree with that assumption, but it seems fair enough to me -- especially considering the growth potential of Ryan's tax reform.
The second charge against the Roadmap is that "ends Medicare as we know it." Yes, but only for Americans 55 or younger -- these are the same people, in other words, who face a fiscal nightmare as entitlement spending surges in the coming decades and Medicare and Social Security become insolvent.
Expect liberals to focus heavily on Ryan's "cuts" to Medicare. The Ryan camp's response is that these are a far cry from the Medicare cuts in the Democratic health care reform. The $500 billion in cuts there would affect current beneficiaries -- Ryan's do not. Moreover, in the Democratic health bill, the cuts to Medicare would be pocketed and used to pay for ... another entitlement!
There are plenty of fair and substantive criticisms to be made of the Roadmap. (Ramesh Ponnuru makes some here.) What liberals are doing is something different altogether. They are attacking the one plan the CBO says will solve America's fiscal crisis -- and they are not putting forward a plan of their own. Watch this exchange between Ryan and Geithner:
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My Home was Searched for Growing Vegetables in my Bathroom
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares how his home was recently searched by police because he is growing vegetables in his bathroom. In this episode John shares a second hand experience that happened as well as some techniques on how this can be mitigated in the future. After watching this episode hopefully you will be inspired to claim your rights and start growing the highest quality food in your garden today.
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Daemen College : Academics & Research : Division of Arts & Sciences : Natural Sciences : Master's degree in Cytotechnology
Daemen College has partnered with Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI), a hospital specializing in cancer care and one of the first National Cancer Institute (NCI) designated "Comprehensive Cancer Center" since 1974, to offer a combined Baccalaureate degree in Biology and a Master's degree in Cytotechnology in a 4+1 BS/MS degree curriculum. Students will complete the BS in Biology at Daemen College (previously NYSED approved) and then participate in specialized coursework at RPCI in Cytotechnology for 12 months. At the end of this five year program, students would be awarded a Masters degree from Daemen College in Cytotechnology and be eligible to take the national certification exam given by the Board of Registry of the American Society for Clinical Pathology. This program will meet the requirements for licensure as a cytotechnologist in the State of New York pending approval from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.
Students pursuing the Cytotechnology degree program will take the necessary science electives and engage in an undergraduate research project focusing on molecular biology, immunology, and histology at Daemen College in order to prepare them for coursework at RPCI.
Cytotechnology is a specialty in the allied health field which involves the evaluation of cellular material from all body sites; recognizing normal and abnormal cytology including, but not limited to, malignant neoplasms, precancerous lesions, infectious agents and inflammatory processes in gynecologic, non-gynocologic and fine needle aspiration specimens. The cytotechnologist must possess the technical skills for a wide variety of cytologic laboratory specimen preparations including a basic knowledge of contemporary procedures and technologies applicable to the practice of cytology, which includes but is not limited to human papilloma virus (HPV) testing, fluorescence-in-situ hybridization (FISH), immunohistochemistry and cell search assays. In addition, continuing demand for support for various technological advances in the field of pathology requires continuing education and assessment of the Cytotechnology professional.
For additional information contact Dr. Kristin M. Fries at (716) 839-8423 or email@example.com.
The Western New York Service Learning Coalition, located on Daemen's campus serves as a conduit for community organizations seeking service-learning students.
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Members of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society ? and part of the crew of the Steve Irwin ? travel to the Faroe Islands to protect pilot whales in the Animal Planet TV show ?Whale Wars: Viking Shores.? The series includes West Bend native Willie Hatfield, who serves as a ship engineer.
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A West Bend man is part of Animal Planet's popular televised series about saving the whales.
Willie Hatfield, 26, is an engineer aboard the Steve Irwin on "Whale Wars." The newest special series, "Whale Wars: Viking Shores," premieres at 8 p.m. central on Friday.
Hatfield joined the Steve Irwin ship in southern France in May 2011, according to information provided by a show publicist. He served with the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which operates the Steve Irwin, in Operation Blue Rage 2, an effort to protect bluefin tuna, and Operation Ferocious Isles, a previous move to halt "The ...


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Panthera's Dr. Howard Quigley, to be Interviewed on Wild about Pets – Friday, Dec. 9, 1pm EST
Panthera's Executive Director of Jaguar Programs and Teton Cougar Project Director, Dr. Howard Quigley, will be interviewed on the Wild About Pets radio show today at 1 p.m. EST (12 p.m. CDT). Tune in to hear Dr. Quigley discuss fascinating details about the Americas' two largest cats – the jaguar and the cougar – including where they live, how they survive, reproduce, and interact with other large predators and human communities, and much more. Learn about common misconceptions about jaguars and cougars, the benefits of conserving these big cats, why they come into conflicts with humans, and what Panthera is doing to mitigate these conflicts. Also hear about two National Geographic films – Hunt for the Shadow Cat and American Cougar – which feature Dr. Quigley and Panthera's jaguar and cougar conservation programs and which will be released starting Sunday, December 11th, as part of Nat Geo WILD's Big Cat Week.
Also hear Dr. Quigley discuss the fascinating jaguar conservation work being carried out through Panthera's Jaguar Corridor Initiative to connect and protect jaguar populations extending from Mexico to Argentina and the community based conservation work being done in Brazil through Panthera's Pantanal Jaguar Project. Learn about how Panthera is working through the Teton Cougar Project to collar and monitor cougars to understand more about their movements, population dynamics, predator-prey relationships, and their interaction with other large predators, including wolves, grizzly bears and black bears. Hear about Panthera's California Cougar Project as well, which is working to conserve cougar habitat, educate the California public about the benefits of cougar conservation and mitigate human-cougar conflict.
The Wild About Pets radio show is broadcast nationwide by Talkzone, an Internet talk radio site, and throughout 136 countries around the world. In this interview, Dr. Quigley will be joined by wildlife naturalist, Casey Anderson.
Click here to tune in.
Be sure to visit the 'Look while you listen' web page to see photos of wild cats and Dr. Quigley in the field during the interview.
More about Wild About Pets
The Wild about Pets show presents interviews with leading authors, experts and personalities all revolving around the world of household pets and wild animals. This radio show is unusual in that it has a visual counterpart in the form of the WildAboutPets.net website. This allows visitors not only to listen but to also see photographs of the animals being spoken about and find recorded information and resources referenced in the show.


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Networking. It's a gross word really. Gives me chills. Naturally, I hate the thought of networking; at its worst it reminds me of the nights I'd spend as a promo girl wandering around heaving city centre pubs and clubs, angling up to people who didn't want to be interrupted so that I could offer them free samples of toothpaste or aftershave (which would be 'downed in one' by the drunkest). It's that sense of wanting to be invisible but feeling compelled to intrude, and generally hoping for someone to come to the rescue by being bored enough to notice your presence and thus prevent you from having to clear your throat and bellow, "HELLO, I WAS JUST WONDERING IF YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN …"
And yet when I think about it, if it wasn't for networking I'd probably still be sitting at my laptop with a glass of neat Malibu, manically clicking the Send And Receive button, whilst waiting for my first agent to email me back.
Without networking I wouldn't have discovered my publisher, Two Ravens Press. After my first agent unsuccessfully tried to place my novel, I joined a writers' networking and critiquing website and a member posted information on a new publisher of cutting-edge literary fiction that sounded just right for Prince Rupert's Teardrop. I emailed the press, sent the work over and a few weeks later I had a book deal. It felt wonderful and very empowering to have found my book deal myself, but without an online acquaintance posting the details of this exciting new press, I might not have had my first novel published at all.
Likewise, without networking, I wouldn't have met my new agent, or the authors who kindly volunteered the cover quotes for my book. Without networking I wouldn't have met Leena, the founder of the literary blog, Vulpes Libris, and I wouldn't have been invited on board as a reviewer. Without Vulpes Libris I wouldn't have received the hundreds of free books that have come through my letterbox. But more importantly, I wouldn't have had a platform to interview newspaper literary editors, publishers and authors – interviews that have widened my circle of peers and colleagues considerably.
Simply put, without networking, I'd be in the shit.
Because it just so happens that I do not live in London. I do not know hordes of literary types. I do not have 'connections' and there is no old school tie to see me right (my school tie was a six-inch long fabric skeleton knotted in a 'peanut'). I live in a small Cornish town with only a few thousand people in it. There are no literature festivals happening here and it's not what one would consider a hotbed of book launches and literary salons. We have one library and a broom-cupboard-sized W.H.Smiths.
So I've not come here to advise people on how they should go about writing their books, or how they should approach literary agents – there is plenty of that going on all over the internet as it is, some of it deeply unpleasant and condescending. But what I would say is that being a writer is a lonely profession. Reaching out to fellow writers has kept me sane. And courtesy of networking, I have been able to help other people: through sharing contacts, through critiquing work-in-progress, through reviewing published books and through lending an ear to stressed-out acquaintances in times of struggle. And when I've needed them, those people have been there for me. Networking has truly given me a much needed net to fall back on, and in this business that's something we could all do with.
Come to think of it, without networking I wouldn't have met Tom Vowler, who kindly invited me onto this blog.
Lisa Glass is the author of the slightly surreal and very dark literary thriller, Prince Rupert's Teardrop, and she is Co-admin of Vulpes Libris. For more about Lisa visit HERE.


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Let's see -- they had the name of the guy who lost it, access to his Facebook account, and the knowledge that he is an Apple employee, but they just couldn't figure out how to return it to him? They made a generic call to Apple instead? I don't think their claim of making a good-faith effort to return it holds much water.
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Course Requirements – Deaf Education
Major in Deaf Education
Students apply for major approval during the second semester of the sophomore year, or after the completion of 45 credit hours at Fontbonne. Transfer students apply for major approval when the student has also completed 45 semester hours, but the equivalent of one full semester (a minimum of 12 credit hours) must have been taken at Fontbonne. Transfer students who have completed Introduction to Classroom Teaching and Philosophical Foundations (or equivalent) at another institution must complete a required "zero hour" course: EDU301 Teacher Education at Fontbonne University.
Major approval also requires:
- A cumulative blended grade point average (GPA) of 2.75 from all colleges/universities attended and a cumulative blended GPA of 3.0 for all professional coursework from a ll colleges/universities attended, along with successful completion of DEA 210 Early Field Experience in Deaf Education.
- Qualifying scores on the Missouri General Education Assessment.
- Completion of the Missouri Educator Profile.
- Clear criminal background check.
The general education requirements are presented in the academic information section in this catalog. A course that meets a general education requirement may also meet a course requirement in the major or a course requirement in another discipline. Please see the curriculum guide sheet for Deaf Education Majors for specific general education courses.
Courses Required in the Major *
- CDS 105 Speech and Language Development of the Normal and Exceptional Child (3 cred its)
- CDS 201 Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism (3 credits)
- CDS 211 The Nature of Language (3 credits)
- CDS 220 Phonetics (3 credits)
- CDS 231 Speech Science (3 credits)
- CDS 410 Audiology (3 credits)
- CDS 414 Auditory Rehabilitation (3 credits)
- DEA 100 Psychology of Deafness (2 credits)
- DEA 200 Deaf Education Practicum (0 credits)
- DEA 210 Early Field Experience in Deaf Education (2 credits)
- DEA 300 Teaching Children Who Are Deaf (3)
- DEA 310 Beginning Sign Language (2 credits)
- DEA 330 Mid - level Experience in Deaf Education (1 credit)
- DEA 400 Teaching Speech in Deaf Education I (2)
- DEA 410 Teaching Language in Deaf Education (3)
- DEA 420 Emergent Literacy in Deaf Education (2 - 3)
- DEA 430 Parent Counseling in Deaf Education(2)
- DEA 440 Speech Practicum in Deaf Education (2)
- DEA 460 Reading and Writing in Deaf Education (3 credits)
- DEA 470 Clinical Experience 1 (4 credits)
- DEA 480 Culminating Clinical Experience (8 credits)
Courses required in other disciplines
- EDU 203 Survey of Learners with Exceptionalities (3 credits)
- EDU 234 Philosophical Foundations of Education (3 credits)
- EDU 263 Methods of Teaching Reading and Language Arts (6 credits)
- EDU 333 Multi-Sensory Methods for the Elementary Classroom (2 credits)
- EDU 392 Assessment of Ability and Achievement (3 credits)
- EDU 400 Classroom/Behavior Management Techniques (3 credits)
- MTH 102 Concepts in Mathematics (3 credits)
- MTH 350 Methods of Teaching Mathematics in the Early Childhood and Elementary School(3 credits)
- PSY 200 Developmental Psychology (3 credits)
- BIO 370 Teaching Science in Early Childhood, Elementary, and Middle School (2 credits)
*These courses may change based on certification revisions by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, which are currently in process.


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I have been fearful before. A fire that threatened my voice. A child trapped in the bewildering world of autism and my inability to do anything about it. The despair and loneliness after desertion. The challenge of raising three boys alone. The wondering of whether questioning my faith was equal to losing it. I have known fear in my life. We all have.
Earlier this year I faced a fear unlike any I had ever known. Fear that I was dying and that, before dying, I was losing my mind. A stroke is a terrifying encounter. There is no pain. Just bewilderment and fear. Nothing does what it is supposed to do. Where are you? For a brief moment you become lost in a strange place that is not your home. Yet it is. You tell your arm to move and, instead, it falls. You attempt to speak but are met with silence. You decide to focus but your eyes flutter and roll.
Soon, it has all passed and you feel fine and are shocked when the test returns with the word 'stroke'. Fear. As therapy begins you discover you have lost far more than you had realized. A hundred little words you have known all your life; words that you are sure you knew what they meant, but you don't anymore. Your words begin to stall, stammer and stumble. At times they slur. Often with the slurring and your occasional loss of balance you are sure there are those who assume you are a drunk. You feel terribly terribly alone. You are afraid.
You are not alone in your fear. Fear is universal. The turtle withdrawing into its shell. The birds rushing out of a canopy of trees as you enter a forest. A crawdad scurrying under a rock when a finger is placed into it's stream. A child holding their father's hand tightly on the first day of school. A parent as their child drives away to enter into their future – without them. Fear is a part of being alive. Something each of us share with each other.
So, if fear is universal, what is its purpose? What is it teaching us? The longer I live and encounter fear, the more I see how others face it, I have come to believe something. I am convinced that more often than not fear is our reaction to encountering, or at least moving closer to, truth. The stagnant are rarely fearful. Shallowness is often a warm buffer from fear. If you do not face fear you do not grow, move forward, live. Death is safe but it is also dead.
When Peter took those steps onto the water and he began to sink, in fear he called out to Jesus. In faith he believed despite his fear. Fear was still there. It was still part of the equation driving him forward. While fear drove him to a place where he had never been closer to his Lord, his friends sat safely back in the boat. Think about that and the next time fear comes your way and ask yourself if truth is right beyond it's horizon.


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As days grow shorter and daylight is reduced, many people begin to feel a change in their mood and behaviors that may lead to Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Symptoms typically begin in October and subside in March or April.
It is normal to have some days when you feel down. However, the Huron County General Health District wants you to know that if your symptoms interfere with your daily activities on more days than not, it may be wise to seek the help of a health care professional.
Symptoms may include any of the following:
n Lack of motivation
n Hopelessness
n Loss of interest in activities or hobbies that are normally enjoyed
n Difficulty concentrating
n Increase in appetite
n Weight gain
n Increase in sleep, or change in normal sleep patterns
n Irritability
n Social withdrawal
n Low energy
n Thoughts of suicide
The good news is that SAD treatment is very effective.
Light therapy, which is the first line of defense, involves viewing a special intensity bright light that mimics sunlight. Between 50 percent and 80 percent of light therapy users experience reversal of depressive symptoms with continued use. In some cases, antidepressant medications may be prescribed in conjunction with light therapy. Also, getting outside, even on cloudy days, provides more light intensity than typical inside lighting.
Some other ways to help manage SAD are:
n Eating a healthy diet rich in vegetables, fruits and whole grains
n Engaging in exercise, or if you already do, exercise more often. This includes aerobic, strength and stretching exercises.
n Taking medications as directed
n Avoiding alcohol


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SPCA International realizes that the important services offered by any nonprofit organization are performed by a league of committed volunteers. These dedicated individuals make a difference for both people and animals every day. We applaud you for your interest in volunteering! Here are some ways you can help out:
Become an ambassador for animals all over the world. SPCA International is looking for dedicated volunteers to raise awareness for our mission of "advancing the safety and well-being of animals" in New York City.
Volunteer a few hours of your time per week to spread the word about our life saving programs. Engage supporters andmeet new people who care about animal welfare as much as you do!
This is the perfect volunteer opportunity if you're outgoing, love speaking with people and want to become more involved with animal related issues.
Please contact us at email@example.com for more information on how you can become a volunteer with SPCA International.
SPCA International receives regular requests from individuals who need foster care for all different types of animals. This may be due to a family illness, a temporary change in living arrangements or military deployment. During a disaster people are often desperate for a safe place to keep their animals when forced to evacuate. The need for a foster home may be for several weeks or months. When a foster home is available, it means an individual will not be forced permanently to give up a beloved companion. Animals remain in the general vicinity of their permanent home so that when possible, their pet parent may visit them. Learn More!
Local humane societies, SPCAs, shelters and rescue groups all need your help. We greatly encourage you to sign up to volunteer at an animal welfare organization in your area. Many of these groups run entirely on volunteer time. Your help can make a huge difference for these local groups and for every single animal they protect.
Every SPCA, humane society, local shelter and rescue group is individually operated with its own volunteer policies and procedures. We suggest you search online to find shelters and rescue groups near you. Remember, the one that appears at the top of the search list probably gets the most help, so if you keep searching down the list, you can probably find a local organization in dire need of assistance.


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Sneakers Releasing This Weekend - October 3rd, 2015 by Patrick Johnson
Black Friday vs. December Holiday – Battle Of The Air Jordan Release Traditions
July 8, 2014 BY John Kim / 3.94 / 5
The final two months of the calendar year are always the most exciting for Air Jordan fanatics. Traditions have emerged in recent years that have trained us to expect certain sneaker ...Read More
Best of #SneakerNews – Air Jordan 11s
April 21, 2014 BY Brendan Dunne / 5 / 5
The Air Jordan 11 is always bound to cause a stir when it shows up at retail. That was especially true this past weekend, one not one but two Air Jordan 11 Lows released (That would be...Read More
Is It Worth It? A Look Back at Crazy Sneaker Releases and Campouts
April 3, 2014 BY John Kim / 3.75 / 5
In preparation of today's in-store release of the Supreme Foamposites, hordes of sneakerheads and brand loyalists gathered at the store locations in New York and Los Angeles wit...Read More
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Original vs. Future: Comparing Tinker's Air Jordan 11 Designs
March 10, 2014 BY Brendan Dunne / 4 / 5
All sneakerheads need is a passing glance at the new Jordan Future to be able to recognize the Air Jordan XI DNA therein. Yes the sneaker borrows the bottoms from Tinker's AJ 11 ...Read More
"Space Jams" for Derek Jeter – A Look at a Rare Air Jordan 11 PE
February 11, 2014 BY Brendan Dunne / 4.75 / 5
There is no doubt that the "Space Jam" Jordan 11 is up there in terms of most celebrated Air Jordans of all time. The sneakers of course get their title from the movie of ...Read More
NBA Feet: Weekend Recap – 12/20 – 12/22
December 23, 2013 BY Patrick Johnson / 0 / 5
Teams continue to prep for the annual NBA Showcase on Christmas Day (a big one for some debuts of silhouettes) but this weekend had plenty to offer in the footwear department. Paul Geo...Read More
NBA Pre-Season Feet: Around The League – 10/5 – 10/7
October 8, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 0 / 5
The NBA Season is back! Even though it's just the pre-season, based on the standout footwear selection during these exhibition games it looks like players couldn't wait any...Read More
Trinidad James in Air Jordan XI "Space Jam"
July 22, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 0 / 5
Did Trinidad James just make up his own version of the Jumpman? Shown here is the rapper going crazy on stage, captured mid air in a pose that's not too far off from Michael̵...Read More
Jason Sudeikis in Air Jordan 11 "Space Jam"
March 25, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 4.75 / 5
Jason Sudeikis is winning. The man has Olivia Wilde on his arm, floor seats for the Knicks, and a crispy looking pair of the Air Jordan XI "Space Jam" on feet. The SNL acto...Read More
Air Jordan XI Retro – 3-Pair Lot on eBay
January 19, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 0 / 5
Sure you may have done a decent job chasing down the Air Jordan XI holiday retros that have come around in recent years, but does your collection include any pairs from the turn of the...Read More
Air Jordan XI Retro "Space Jam" #45 Sample
January 17, 2013 BY Brendan Dunne / 4.67 / 5
If the Air Jordan XI rotation continues in the current direction, it shouldn't be too long before we see the Air Jordan XI 'Space Jam' retro come back around. Would t...Read More
NBA Feet: Weekend Recap – 11/16 – 11/18
November 19, 2012 BY John Kim / 0 / 5
Just a few short weeks into the NBA Season and the major Feet players have already been established. The boys in Toronto continue their streak, with Amir Johnson's Air Jordan XII...Read More
Jason Sudeikis in Air Jordan XI "Space Jam"
November 6, 2012 BY Brendan Dunne / 0 / 5
Saturday Night Live actor Jason Sudeikis has been doing this sneaker thing for a while, even putting girlfriend Olivia Wilde up on some of the finer aspects of the footwear world. The ...Read More
Michael Jordan in Air Jordan XI Low "Space Jam"
August 7, 2012 BY Brendan Dunne / 5 / 5
Every once in a while one of these on-feet Michael moments pops up, creating quite a ruckus of what-ifs regarding his sneakers. This time around the pair in question is what that would...Read More
NBA Feet: Weekend Recap – 2/17 – 2/19
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Sorry to hear about issues with car as land/ range rover is not known for their reliability. They did come down on the lease price but I am still debating. At u loving the Mercedes?
I'm leasing a 2013 range rover sport, fully loaded luxury version, 12,000 miles a year, for $705 per month. 39 month lease. MSRP is $65-66K. You're being ripped off
no I am not being ripped off as I didn't buy the car. I said in old posts I was considering it only. Plus there has been multiple issues with land rover anyway. Don't need anything stranding me . Good luck to u.
My last vehicle was a 2007 range rover sport, and it out-lasted every one of my friend's "reliable" asian automaker cars. It drove like new when I sold it a few months ago
Be smart and change your oil with 100% synthetic oil on time, and fill it with premium gas and you have nothing to worry about. Usually it's the people that take the least care of their cars that complain the most about how they break down. You're more likely to get stranded with any car other than a land rover
Who knows if that is true or not..... It is the luck of the draw. Land rover has a very bad reputation for problems and gas guzzling. I have had 2 different cars that were quite different from one another so I consider myself lucky. I have ford mustang gt that my dad thought was a bad choice because it was a ford. Well 200,000 miles and it is still running without any major repairs. And it is a 12 year old car. Had rav4 and also drove for 200,000 miles. Had Buick skylark as first used car ever and it died with only 120,000 miles. Never can tell....the resale on land rovers ar some of the worst as well.... Value drops big time.
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Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) today released the following statement on Arizona Governor Jan Brewer's veto of S.B. 1062:
"I appreciate the decision made by Governor Brewer to veto this legislation. I hope that we can now move on from this controversy and assure the American people that everyone is welcome to live, work and enjoy our beautiful State of Arizona."


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The runner-up from The X Factor 2012, Jahmene Douglas, has signed a deal with Sony Music's RCA Records imprint with his debut solo album due for release in May.
Douglas will beginning the recording of the as-yet-untitled LP upon finishing the forthcoming X Factor 2013 Live UK arena tour which commences tomorrow (January 26) in Manchester.
His RCA signing follows the news in December that he, and fellow contestants Ella Henderson and Union J, would be inking a deal under the Sony Music umbrella.
Winner of series 9 of The X Factor, James Arthur, recently confirmed his record deal is with Syco after his No.1 winner's single Impossible passed the million-selling milestone.
Douglas said of his signing: "I'm so excited about signing to RCA. They have such a rich heritage of amazing artists.Colin Barlow and his team share my vision of being a timeless artist and I can't wait to start recording my first album... let the journey begin."
Douglas is one of the top seven finalists performing on the X Factor Live tour with the others being James Arthur, Ella Henderson, Rylan Clark, Christopher Maloney and groups Union J and District3. The X Factor Live Tour has been one of the biggest-selling arena tours in the UK for the last eight years, with more than 2 million people seeing the live show.


text: On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 1:58 PM, Nelsen, Patrick <Patrick.Nelsen at spectrumdsi.com> wrote: > I'm currently working on porting stackless 2.6.1 to an embedded OS, with a > custom filesystem. I am successfully able to import the builtin modules and > modules in zipfiles, but I am having trouble importing .py files as > modules. I started to trace through the find_module() method in import.c > and I see that the line 1326: if(loader != Py_None) is always true and I > hit the continue statement never making the call to fopen(). In addition, > when I do a print of sys.path_importer_cache, all of the key values return > imp.NULLImporter object. I was thinking that this was causing my problem, > but I'm not sure why and how to fix it. This was asked by your colleague the other day: http://www.stackless.com/pipermail/stackless/2009-January/003889.html This is a problem which you would encounter even if you were not using Stackless, that is, using standard Python. To ask us alone about this, is ineffectual compared to the benefit you would get if you asked the Python community in general. If quick resolution to your Stackless related questions is important to you, ensure you have asked yourself first if it is actually a standard Python problem, and depending on the answer then going to the place with the widest relevant audience. You might have already done this, I do not know. In any case. Yes, I've had this problem and worked around it before. No, I don't remember what the cause was but it was a world of pain where with no operating system and the only way to debug, to add prints to the import mechanism. I don't wish to revisit it. But, that said, you could do the following: 1. Go to http://disinterest.org/NDS/Python25.html and download NDSPython25-src.tar.bz2 2. Go to http://www.stackless.com/download and download stackless-25-export.tar.bz2 3. Diff the two. Note the changes which were made and see if you can isolate any which might be relevant. Cheers, Richard.


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CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - MASSENA - Village police charged Brian N. Hatch, 27, of 7 Ober St., Massena, with third-degree criminal mischief at 1:50 a.m. Monday following an incident at the Hotel Nadeau. Hatch reportedly returned to the bar after being kicked out of the establishment and told not to return earlier in the night. While in custody, Hatch reportedly threw and damaged a recently acquired restraint chair at the village police station. He was released on an appearance ticket.
PETIT LARCENY - MASSENA - Village police charged Christopher A. Delosh, 28, of 140 Liberty Ave., Massena, with petit larceny Sunday afternoon stemming from an investigation into a Jan. 15 shoplifting incident at the Massena Wal-Mart. He reportedly left the store without paying for four computers with a combined value of $912. He was released on an appearance ticket.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT - MASSENA - Village police charged Carrie L. Gambaccini, 33, of 13 Haskell St., Massena, with disorderly conduct at 2:37 a.m. Sunday after responding to a 911 hangup call from a residence on Lincoln Place. Police said when they arrived at the residence Gambaccini, who appeared to be heavily intoxicated, screamed at the officers and disturbed neighbors. They said she was taken into custody after she refused requests to alter her behavior.
ASSAULT - MASSENA - Village police charged Melissa M. Havican, 38, of 66 Spruce St., Massena, with assault at 11:23 p.m. Saturday at her residence. She allegedly struck Matthew Shrewsberry during a domestic dispute, and he reportedly suffered a dislocated shoulder in the altercation. He was transported to Massena Memorial Hospital for treatment of his injury.
BENCH WARRANT - MASSENA - Village police picked up Kristen P. Bevins. 20, of 33 Grantville Road, Norfolk, on a bench warrant on a petit larceny count. Police said Bevins was picked up on the warrant by Norfolk Town Police on state Route 56 in Norfolk and transported to the Massena police station by state police. She was arraigned by Massena Village Justice Eric J. Gustafson and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility with bail set at $250 cash.
DWI - MASSENA - Village police charged Tracy L. Morin, 48, of 75 Beach St., Apt. 1, Massena, with driving while intoxicated and ticketed her for illegally passing a red light at 1:02 a.m. Saturday following a traffic stop on East Orvis Street. She reportedly had a blood alcohol content of 0.12 percent. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or higher constitutes a DWI in the state.
SPEEDING - MASSENA - Village police ticketed Mark Manchunis, 50, of Allenstown. N.H., for speed in zone at 11:18 a.m. Saturday following a traffic stop on state Route 37.
STOP SIGN - MASSENA - Village police ticketed Paris A. Francis, 43, of Hogansburg for a stop sign violation at 9:09 p.m. Saturday following a traffic stop on Parker Avenue near Alvern.
STOP SIGN - MASSENA - Village police ticketed Jeffrey R. Phelix, 39, of Raymondville for a stop sign violation at 6 p.m. Saturday following a traffic stop on Perkins Road near Robinson Road.
SPEEDING - MASSENA - Village police ticketed Venita Loran, 81, of Hogansburg for speed in zone at 4:25 a.m. Saturday following a traffic stop on Route 37.
PETIT LARCENY - POTSDAM - Canton-based state police charged Casey J. Deshane, 34, of Norfolk with petit larceny at 3:47 p.m. Saturday following an alleged shoplifting incident in the town of Potsdam. Deshane was charged with walking past the stores last point of sale without paying for a video game and a television mount.
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE - MASSENA - Massena-based state police said Joseph A. Bennett, 28, of Louisville was picked up on a fugitive from justice warrant at 6:20 p.m. Saturday at 372 County Route 41 in the town of Massena. He was arraigned by Massena Town Justice Gerald P. Sharlow and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility pending extradition proceedings.
Court documents indicated Bennett is wanted by the state of North Carolina on a probation violation for failing to appear as directed on petit larceny and burglary charges in Volusia County, N.C. He previously lived in Flagler Beach Station, Fla., and Kings Mountain, N.C.
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION - TUPPER LAKE - Tupper Lake-based state police charged Ryan J. Petteys, 26, of Potsdam with unlawful possession of marijuana at 8:07 p.m. Saturday following a stop on Route 3 in the town of Piercefield.
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION - MASSENA - Massena-based state police charged Devin J. Riley, 18, of Massena with unlawful possession at 9 p.m. Friday at the St. Lawrence Centre mall, Massena.
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS - POTSDAM - State police investigated several property damage accidents on Sunday around the region. Among those were:
■ Tonya Lee Fisher, 39, of Colton struck a parked vehicle in a parking area at 1:10 p.m. off Route 11 in the town of Potsdam.
■ Taylor D. Keck, 20, of Brushton at 1:27 p.m. on state Route 190, near Tacey Road, in the town of Ellenburg.
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS - MASSENA - State police investigated a number of property damage accidents around the region Friday. Among those were:
■ Brenda L. Snyder, 51, of Nicholville and James E. Andrews, 30, of Malone were involved in a two-vehicle collision at 3 p.m. on Route 11 at County Route 51 in the town of Malone.
■ Cindy Lee Gale, 54, of Moira at 6:38 p.m. on Patterson Road, near North Woods Road, in the town of Moira.
HARASSMENT - POTSDAM - Village police charged Daniel J. Zimmerman, 23, of Potsdam with disorderly conduct and second-degree harassment at 1:15 a.m. Sunday at Maxfields, Market Street. Police said patrols responded to Maxfields for a subject refusing to leave. Police said when they attempted to speak to Zimmerman, he pushed an officer. He was released on an appearance ticket.
FALSE PERSONATION - POTSDAM - Village police charged Rebecca A. Cruz, 24, of West Seneca with false personation at 1:35 a.m. Sunday at Maxfields, Market Street. Police said they responded to Maxfields for a subject refusing to leave, When the officer attempted to identify Cruz, she reportedly provided police with a false name and date of birth. She was released on an appearance ticket.
OPEN CONTAINER - POTSDAM - Village police charged Steven A. Allard, 22, of Lyndon, Vt., for an open container violation at 12:28 a.m. Saturday on Pierrepont Avenue.
OPEN CONTAINER - POTSDAM - Village police charged Thomas W. Richards, 21, of Ballston Spa with an open container violation at 1:10 a.m. Saturday on Elm Street.
UNNECESSARY NOISE - POTSDAM - Village police charged Sean E. Collins, 23, of Goshen with an unnecessary noise violation at 1:35 a.m. Saturday on Market Street.
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IN VEHICLE - POTSDAM - Village police charged Cooper L. Bond, 20, of Norfolk with having an open container of alcohol in motor vehicle on a public highway and failure to turn as required at 11:22 p.m. Saturday following a traffic stop on Market Street. Police said they observed an open bottle of beer that Bond admitted he had been drinking in the vehicle during the traffic stop for the turn violation.
INADEQUATE HEADLIGHTS - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed Dahai Ren, 24, of Potsdam for operation of a vehicle with inadequate headlights at 11:24 p.m. Friday following a traffic stop on Sandstone Drive.
AGGRAVATED UNLICENSED OPERATION - GOUVERNEUR - St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department deputies charged Lynda L. Phelps, 52, of 6 Prospect St. Norwood, with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle following a traffic stop Saturday on Route 11 in the town of Gouverneur. Deputies said Phelps was stopped at 3:08 p.m. for travelling 71 mph in a 55 mph zone. A check of her license showed that it had been suspended. She was also ticketed for speeding. Phelps will answer the charges at a later date in Gouverneur Town Court.
ASSAULT - NORFOLK Wilfred A. Middlemiss, 21, of 17 W. Main St., was charged Saturday by St. Lawrence County sheriffs deputies with misdemeanor count of third-degree assault and endangering the welfare of a child.
Middlemiss is accused of assaulting and injuring a 15-year-old family member whom police did not name.
He was arraigned by Potsdam Town Justice James Mason and released on his own recognizance. He is scheduled to appear in Norfolk Town Court. An order of protection was issued for the victim, deputies said.
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October 20, 2013 MARQUETTE— When it comes to alphabet books for kids, almost every state has one, including Michigan. Now the Upper Peninsula has its own ABC book where P obviously stands for Pasty. Emily L. E. more »»
Asthma now almost forgotten
October 20, 2013 I was diagnosed with asthma when I was 13 years old. When I was younger, my symptoms were really bad and I would have an asthma attack at least once a week. more »»
CARDBOARD Challenge
October 13, 2013 MARQUETTE— In the summer of 2011 a 9-year-old boy named Caine made an arcade of cardboard at his father's used parts shop in East Los Angeles. more »»
'When I was your age' gets old, fast
October 13, 2013 I would like to open this column by analyzing the words of my ancestors: "When I was your age." When I was young(er) I would get that a lot from my cousins and uncle. more »»
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Filling up the photography bucket list
October 6, 2013 Whether or not they've written it down, I think almost everyone has a bucket list. Mine list isn't written down either, but I do have one, thoug. more »»
VFW looks for teacher nominations
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September 29, 2013 Many events recently, or this past year, have made me realize that I need to appreciate the people and the relatively good luck I have had in my life and that I should not take my family or friends... more »»
September 22, 2013 MARQUETTE— As part of Northern Michigan University's Make a Difference Day, a local military veteran's home is getting a makeover. more »»
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September 22, 2013 On Tuesday, I received a package in the mail containing an object I've wanted for the past three years. It was a new camera lens. more »»
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September 22, 2013 MARQUETTE — Led by seniors Kalli Herron and Sarah Hamilton, the Northern Michigan University women's volleyball team blanked visiting Lake Superior State on Saturday in three sets, 25-10, 25-20,... more »»
Archaeology Day Kids' Fair set
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Prep soccer: Marquette gains split in Wisconsin
September 22, 2013 MARQUETTE — After seeing their 12-game unbeaten streak snapped, the Marquette Senior High School soccer Redmen rebounded in a big way Saturday. Coach Matt Tebo's squad lost to Ashland (Wis. more »»
Craig Remsburg column: Ishpeming, Negaunee matchup on horizon
September 22, 2013 Thinking out loud on a Sunday morning: It's early in the Upper Peninsula high school football season and a lot can happen from here on out, but local fans should mark their calendars on Oct. 11. more »»
NMU cross country: Wildcat runners dominate
September 22, 2013 HOUGHTON — The Northern Michigan University women's cross country team scored a perfect 15 — sweeping the top five spots — at the Pre-GLIAC Meet held at Michigan Tech on Saturday. more »»
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September 22, 2013 NEWBERRY — Austin Kelto of Munising High School was a one-man wrecking crew against host Newberry on Friday night. more »»
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September 15, 2013 Students in Michigan went back to school a couple of weeks ago, on the day after Labor Day. more »»
September 15, 2013 MARQUETTE— On the second Thursday of every month, the U.P. Children's Museum holds a themed night of fun and creativity. This month's theme was all about trucks. more »»
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Bahaj, A.S., Myers, L.E., Rawlinson-Smith, R. and Thomson, M. (2012) The effect of boundary proximity upon the wake structure of horizontal axis marine current turbines. Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, 134, (2), 021104-[8pp]. (doi:10.1115/1.4004523).
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Brookfield, Katherine (2012) Planning policy and quality of life: an investigation into the relationship between planning policy and the quality of life of tenants' and residents' association members. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 331pp.
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Hakami, Othman (2012) Synthesis and use of magnetic nanoparticles for the adsorption of mercury from water. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 230pp.
Hassein Abed, Ghayth (2012) Effects of temperature on the adhesive bonding in steel beams reinforced with CFRP composites. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 208pp.
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Katsamenis, Orestis L. (2012) Bone matrix material properties on the micro- and nanoscale. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 209pp.
Khadem Sameni, M. (2012) Railway track capacity: measuring and managing. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 233pp.
Leung, P.K., Ponce de León Albarran, Carlos and Walsh, F.C. (2012) The influence of operational parameters on the performance of an undivided zinc–cerium flow battery. Electrochimica Acta, 80, 7-14. (doi:10.1016/j.electacta.2012.06.074).
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Loveridge, F. (2012) The thermal performance of foundation piles used as heat exchangers in ground energy systems. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 206pp.
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Rohani, Munzilah (2012) Bus driving behaviour and fuel consumption. University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 405pp.
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