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Colin Powell, pioneer of the selfie?
The young think they're all so clever.
When they get older, they realize that they were right all along.
They don't actually get more enlightened as they age. Indeed, they look back and wish they'd been more insistent about their cleverness when they were young.
As living proof, might I present retired general Colin Powell?
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Journal of Agricultural Science, Vol. 3, No. 4, December 2011
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|Krill-derived Phospholipids Rich in n-3 Fatty Acid Improve Spatial Memory in Adult Rats
|Shuji Gamoh, Michio Michio Hashimoto, Kenichi Yanagimoto, Masanori Katakura, Haque Md Abdul, Osamu Shido
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|Effect of Niche-fitness under Mulching and Fertilization on Yield of Lilium Davidii var. Unicolor in Semiarid Regions
|Yuhua Yang, Zizhen Li, Wenlong Li, Jianwei Zong
|Spent Mushroom Substrate as a Transplant Media Replacement for Commercial Peat in Tomato Seedling Production
|Gaius D Eudoxie, Irma A Alexander
|A Reliable Quality Index for Mushroom Cultivation
|Diego Cunha Zied, J. Emilio Pardo-Gonzalez, Marli Teixeira Almeida Minhoni, Arturo Arturo Pardo-Gimenez
|Comparison the Effect of Different Treatments for Breaking Seed Dormancy of Citrullus colocynthis
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|A Diagnostic Study of Constraints to Achieving Yield Potentials of Cocoa (Theobroma cacao L.) Varieties and Farm Productivity in Nigeria
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|Inter Simple Sequence Repeat Fingerprints for Assess Genetic Diversity of Tunisian Garlic Populations
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|Molecular Cloning and Phylogenetic Analysis of Two Plant-Parasitic Nematode 14-3-3 Genes
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|A Statistical Modeling for Estimation of Wheat Yield Using Weighted Rainfalls in the Punjab, Pakistan
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|Genetic Diversity and Genetic Structure in Natural Populations of Prunus davidiana Germplasm by SSR Markers
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|Investigating the Interest of Farmers and Insurance Companies in Farm Insurance: The Case of Cocoa Farmers in Sekyere West Municipal of Ghana
|Fred Nimoh, Kwadwo Baah, Enoch Kwame Tham-Agyekum
|Cassava/Maize Intercrop Performance and Soil Nutrient Changes with Fertilizers
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|Effect of Bioregulators on Growth, Yield and Chemical Constituents of Soybean (Glycine max)
|Konthoujam Nandini Devi, Abhay Kumar Vyas, Maibam Sumarjit Singh, Naorem Gopimohon Singh
|Differential Proteomic Analysis of the Resistant Soybean Infected by Soybean Cyst Nematode, Heterodera glycines Race 3
|Dawei Liu, Lijie Chen, Yuxi Duan
|Agro-based Waste Products as a Substrate for Mass Production of Trichoderma spp.
|Sobita Sobita Simon, Anamika Anamika
|Tree Species Composition and Structureofa Coastal Hill Forest in Pulau Pangkor, Malaysia
|S. Ghollasimood
|Export Standards, Market Institutions and Smallholder Farmer Exclusion from Fresh Export Vegetable High Value Chains: Experiences from Ethiopia, Kenya and Zambia
|Julius Juma Okello, Clare A. Narrod, Devesh Roy
|Effects of Genotypes and Bagging Practice on Content of b-Carotene in Apple Fruits
|Dongjie Jia, Lianmei Fan, Gengsen Liu, Junling Shen, Chenglian Liu, Yongbing Yuan
|Phenotypes, Genotypes and Allele Frequencies of B-lactoglobulin in Egyptian Cattle and Buffalo
|Eman Moawed Gouda, Mona Khamees Galal, Mohsen Ahmed Wasfy, Samy Ahmed Abdelaziz
|Comparision the Potency of Allium sativum and Allium tuberosum against Atherosclerosis
|Rasool Rasool Khatibi
|Yield Evaluation of Seventeen Lucerne Cultivars in the Beijing Area of China
|Yan Sun, Qingchuan Yang, Junmei Kang, Wenshan Guo, Tiejun Zhang, Yan Li
|Determination of Saponin Compound from Anredera cordifolia (Ten) Steenis Plant (Binahong) to Potential Treatment for Several Diseases
|Sri Murni Astuti, Mimi Sakinah A.M, Retno Andayani B.M, Awalludin Risch
|Constraints to Integrated and Non – Integrated Fish Farming Activities in Ogun State, Nigeria
|B. G. Abiona, E. O Fakoya, W.O. Alegbeleye, E.O. Fapojuwo, S.O S.O Adeogun, A. A. Idowu, A.K. Aromolaran
|Performance of Rabbits Fed Diets Containing Different Levels of Energy and Lesser Galangal (Alpinia Officinarum)
|Sh. A. M. Ibrahim, H. A. A. Omer, Ali F. A. F., El-Mallah El-Mallah G. M.
|Water Temperature and Surface Coating Effect on Floatability, Water Absorption and Thickness Swelling of Feed
|Eunice Oluwayemisi Adeparusi, John Alaba Victor Famurewa
|Growth and Physiological Responses of Salak Cultivars (Salacca zalacca (Gaertn.) Voss) to Different Growing Media
|Reni Lestari, Georg Ebert, Susanne Huyskens-Keil
|Sustainable Plant Disease Management of Wilt of Chickpea Caused by Fungi-Nematode Interaction
|Sobita Simon, Anamika Anamika
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Our friend and colleague Emru Townsend passed away last night after a brave battle with leukemia. Emru was the founder of the print and online magazine FPS Magazine and one of the sincerest, most passionate and articulate animation critics around.
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A day after beating St. John's to improve to 2-1 in the Big East for just the third time in Rutgers' program history, head coach Mike Rice spoke about the win, looking ahead to No. 21 Cincinnati on Saturday and more on the Big East conference call:
On the win at St. John's:
"Last night was kind of like all Big East games was a grind and it was nice having seniors step forward. Dane Miller and Austin Johnson provided a big lift for us in the second half. Normally that's what seniors do and very thankful for their efforts. This team is a work in progress, but seems to be developing and figuring out how to get out of its own way and be successful in this league."
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2012 350 4wd ext cab short bed XL purchased july 3rd of 2013 new. Shudders on incline in 5th. Worse in 6th. Between 45-70mph. Very intermittently. Took it in to dealer I purchased it at first time at around 6200 miles. Was told there was a tsb for trans. Got truck back next day. Week or so later doing it again. Slightly worse. Took it back again 2nd time. This time diesel tech got it instead of trans tech. Said there was another tsb out for similar complaints during regen. Got it back two or three days later. Week later it's doing it again and worse. Took it back 3rd time. After 1.5 wks of dealership driving it around with it only doing it mildly once Was told tech dialog was created by tech to find out what engineer wanted to do. No cels or any lights of any source mind you. Does it in regen AND NOT in regen. Engineer said install flight recorder and return truck to me. Made 4 recordings in 2 weeks and took it back for 4th visit. Engineer said data was corrupted on flight recorder however enough was used to determine bad turbo. Turbo replaced at 7600miles. Driving same day as getting truck back, only 89 miles since I got it back it from dealer it does it again but severely. Tues morning I take it back (5th time) and was told they were going to ask engineer what to do next and to keep truck till they find something else. Driving home from work this afternoon it does it so violently at 70 mph it actually knocked so bad it shut off and stranded me on side of interstate. Have vehicle towed back for 6th visit. Contacted ford customer care to find out what can be done and they tell me someone will contact me within two days to discuss fixing truck. Meanwhile I'm paying for a F350 driving a focus. 6 service visits for same complaint since bought in July. Truck still not fixed. Spoke with field engineer in person and he said its due to my driving habits. I don't need to baby it. Quote Russ Pryor ford field engineer "drive it like you stole it"... And that I needed to add fuel additive as well after they replace my exhaust valves. So I own a f350 with 7700 miles that I've had 3 months and it's been at ford so many times my presets are still on rental cars radio. I paid 44k for a truck I have to drive like I stole and add an additive after each fill up????? Somebody needs to give me advice on what to do. I know ford won't pay my tickets for "driving like I stole it"....
I share your frustration with this issue! The suggestion that your driving style causes it is BS. I do drive mine hard when I can and as soon as conditions are right it does this crap again. If these trucks need to be driven hard at all times then they haven't been engineered correctly. Just curious, do you have the 331 rear axel?
Don't know bud. I'll have to dig out the window sticker when I get it back. They are pulling cab right now to remove heads and change exhaust valves.
I've heard the cause of the issue blamed on everything from driving style, to waste gate adjustment, to exhaust valve issues, etc....... In this day of technology and diagnostic capability, I think it's ridiculous that this problem hasn't been identified and resolved. This issue has been present on some trucks since the introduction of the 6.7 in late 2010. If the new '15s have addressed this issue then Ford should be required to retro fit and fix the issue on the earlier models with the problem. I tried to trade for a gaser Friday. I was only offered $42K for a truck that stickered for $56K three months ago when I bought it new. If I could have traded without getting screwed I would have done so. I guess my only recourse is to continue to return it to the dealership in an effort to document a Lemon Law case. I hate the damn thing!
I agree. My turbo was replaced and they said the wastegate was all messed up. Then why is it still doing it? Now it's my driving style and exhaust valves? How does exhaust valves cause an intermittent problem? Either way I think this is a problem that Ford moco doesn't want to address. I'm having loads of assistance through my dealer. They really are doing everything they can do to help me. However FoMoCo is useless. I will never buy another new ford ever again. I've had wreckers, multiple super duties, etc. this is the first new one. Won't make that mistake again.
Ok so now my warranty has been moved to 7 yrs and 200k miles. However they've ordered parts and aren't going to work on my truck till tomm. So I've been without my truck for another week driving a focus and they tell me that even pulling the cab off and the heads off won't guarantee this fixes it.
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theres a TSB about replacing the exhaust valves on the left cylinder head.
From what I understand, when it starts its regen cycle part of the strategy is to dose the left bank with fuel. The added fuel is apparently driving up the cylinder temp to the point that the exhaust valves are sticking slightly.
This is why when the problem is recorded on a datalog, it commonly gets misinterpeted as a turbocharger surge and/or wastegate issue. Its actually the drive pressure on the turbine wheel varying wildly due to the sticking valves. The turbo is just reacting
Poor man, then why does mine do it not in regen, and when I shut it off immediately after it does it nd cut it back on it runs fine? I can shut it off while rolling and cut it right back on and it's fine.
man I dunno why it does it not in regen. but if it was in regen and acting up and you cycle the key, im sure its gonna stop the regen cycle due to cycling the keyswitch.
Thats crazy, hope you get it fixed.
did they get all the parts in? at one time, the head gaskets were on backorder.
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I will discuss two recent works about the application of quantum information tools in the context of complex networks. In the first part of the talk I will present a quantum algorithm generating a quantum state encoding of the PageRank vector. Extensive numerical simulations provide evidences that this algorithm can prepare the quantum PageRank state in a time which typically scales polylogarithmically in the number of web pages, allowing for a polynomial quantum speed-up in the estimation of the most important entries of the PageRank. We argue that the main topological feature of the underlying web graph allowing for such a scaling is the out-degree distribution. [This part is based on Phys. Rev. Lett. 108, 230506 (2012)].
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Children's physicians are pioneering new advances to diagnose rejection using non-invasive techniques; weaning patients off immunosuppression therapy; developing genetic tests (predicting rejection before it happens) to determine which patients will have the best outcomes from transplantation; and developing transplant as a treatment for certain diseases that previously had no effective treatment or cure. And for the first time, doctors are beginning to understand why and how children can survive without drugs. This new approach allows transplant surgeons at Children's to better control patients' blood pressure, fluid accumulation and hypertension. Because of this, hospital stays are shorter and complications from transplant are fewer.
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Plaza Italia area, Baquedano metro station. Next to Providencia, Bellavista nightlife area, Forestal and Bustamante parks, San Cristobal hill and Fine Arts museum walking distance.
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Great location, safe, clean, cozy, modern, independent, safety, views and comfort. Walking distance to all city main sites, parks, museums, eateries, supermarkets, river, etc., etc. No need of taxis or buses to explore town. Next to Baquedano metro station and Plaza Italia area. Children under 12 free if sharing bed with parents. Laundry with tokens. Senior friendly. Gay friendly. Children friendly. Handicap acces, and elevators. Bathroom not for handicapped. Location is an A as you will save metro, taxi and buses. Check in noon. Check out 8am. Ask and verify Jose about this as sometimes if no other guest is leaving or arriving you can arrange special hours. You can pay with cash US dollars, cash Chile pesos, cash Euros, Paypal or deposit transfer in Bank of America US account.
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El estudio es igual a como se observa en la fotos, es muy confortable y tiene todo lo que se necesita para que la estadía sea muy agradable. Está muy bien ubicado, queda a pocos pasos de la estación del metro y de muchas paradas del autobus. Hay varias farmacias, restaurantes y supermercados en los alrededores. Por otra parte, Jose es un excelente anfitrión, muy amable y considerado. Siempre muy pendiente de mi llegada y de darme toda la información necesaria para encontrar la dirección y de que cuando llegara tuviera acceso a internet e ingresara sin problema. Súper recomendado!
Jose was wonderful and very easy to get along with. He was helpful and took time to sit with me and chat with me. He is also very considerate and kind. I highly recommend him and staying at his apt was a great experience. The location of the apartment is great and easily accessible by metro - to both downtown and other parts of Santiago.
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Gostei muito do apto. do José!
Tem TUDO o que você imaginar que pode precisar, quando você chegar duma viagem longa e complicada, mesmo de madrugada. No meu caso as 02:00 am
Ele se preocupou dos mínimos detalhes para nada faltar!
Adorei e pretendo me hospedar ai novamente na minha próxima viagem a Santiago!
Parabéns para o Zé!
This apartment is wonderful and centrally located. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in it and definitely recommend it for short or long-term stays. The only thing to know is that it gets noisy when there are protests or parties going on in Plaza Italia (though its still safe). Also invariably some of the other tenants will be very noisy and the concierges will do nothing. Just be warned.
Jose is great though. The apartment had a bunch of stuff (food and toiletries) when I arrived in case I didn't have them with me. And he bought me some cooking utensils while I was there so I could do some cooking!
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PIC: Suri, Katie Holmes Wear Matching Outfits!
Like mother, like daughter.
Katie Holmes and her daughter, Suri, 3, stepped out in matching red dresses as they walked out of a Los Angeles dance studio Wednesday.
Check out these adorable shots of Suri!
Holmes, 31, recently returned from a solo trip to the Sundance Film Festival, where she premiered two new flicks, The Extra Man and The Romantics.
See Katie Holmes and other stars in sexy peek-a-boo looks
While promoting The Romantics, Holmes revealed her next big screen goal: Singing!
"You should sing for a film," costar Elijah Wood told her during an interview with Access Hollywood.
"That would be incredible," she said. "It would be fun. And you, too."
See how Katie Holmes and Christina Aguilera have changed their 'dos over the years
Said Woods, "I'd love to do that too. We should sing together."
See more adorable photos of a matching Katie and Suri at PopSugar.com!
"Let's do it," said Holmes, who famously performed her rendition of Judy Garland's "Get Happy" on the 100th episode of So You Think You Can Dance last year. "Elijah and I would like to make a musical."


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Yuriy Akulov, MD, PhD
Senior Clinical Investigator
Dr. Akulov manages and conducts all phases of clinical trials (I-IV) consistent with approved research protocols for drugs in development from a host of pharmaceutical companies, including Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck, TaiMed, Incyte, TheraTechnology, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Pfizer, among others. He has extensive medical, research, and administrative experience, including fourteen years as a physician and senior researcher and more than two years as Director of the Science Department at the Central Research Institute for Dermatology and Venereology in Moscow, Russia.
César Angel
Bilingual Technical Assistance Manager
Mr. Angel began working in the field of HIV education in his native Colombia and has continued this work in the United States over the past twelve years, including four years at ACRIA. Additionally, he has worked as a direct service provider for people living with HIV at some of the largest agencies in New York City, including Gay Men's Health Crisis and the Community Healthcare Network.
Benjamin Anderson Bashein
Executive Director
Mr. Bashein joined ACRIA as Director of Development & Communications in 2007, supervising all of the organization's fundraising, marketing communications and public relations activities; and when he assumed the Deputy Executive Director role in 2012 his portfolio was expanded to include finance, operations, and strategic planning. In 2014 he was appointed Executive Director by the Board of Directors, and in this capacity Mr. Bashein provides organization-wide direction and strategic vision to advance ACRIA's mission.
Mark Brennan-Ing, PhD
Director for Research & Evaluation
Dr. Brennan-Ing conducts behavioral research on psychosocial issues affecting persons living with HIV and evaluation research. With over 20 years of gerontological research experience, Dr. Brennan-Ing brings considerable expertise in applied research on coping and adjustment to chronic illness in middle and late adulthood. Dr. Brennan-Ing has been recognized for his research in the field of aging by the Hunter-Brookdale Center on Aging, Pride Senior Network, and the New York State Office for the Aging. He also currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at the New York University College of Nursing.
Sam Brune
Special Events & Marketing Associate
Mr. Brune joined ACRIA in 2014, contributing to the success of ACRIA's core events, supporting media development, and organizing auction logistics. He received a BA in Communications and Marketing, with a concentration in Public Relations from Marymount Manhattan College. Prior to joining ACRIA, Sam interned at The DESCO Group.
West De Leon
Administrative & Program Assistant
Mr. De Leon joined ACRIA in 2014 as an Administrative Assistant for the organization's Training Center and operations function. In this capacity, he provides clerical, general office, and support services for ACRIA's Database & Development Manager, as well as ACRIA's training and education programs. Previously, Mr. De Leon worked for the YMCA of Greater New York
Jerome Ernst, MD
Medical Director
Dr. Ernst oversees all clinical trials conducted by ACRIA. He also serves as Medical Director for Amida Care, a Medicaid managed care HIV Special Needs Plan. He has served previously as Acting Medical Director of the Harlem United AIDS Day Care Program, Associate Director of Medicine, Chief of the Division of Pulmonary Diseases, and Chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center. Dr. Ernst has been appointed Associate Professor of Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and is a Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine and the American College of Chest Physicians. He is Vice Chair of the Board of Bronx AIDS Services and has actively treated and studied persons with HIV since the start of the epidemic.
Lisa Frederick
Associate Director of HIV Health Literacy Programs
Ms. Frederick coordinates and manages training and capacity building to strengthen community-based providers, public agencies and other organizations serving people with and at risk for HIV in communities across the U.S. She has developed and delivered hundreds of trainings and technical assistance/capacity building services for a host of organizations in the U.S. and beyond. She came to ACRIA in 2002 from the Community Healthcare Network, where she served as a Case Manager and a Treatment Adherence Specialist. Ms. Frederick also sits on advisory boards for GlaxoSmithKline and Boehringer Ingelheim.
Stephen Karpiak, PhD
Senior Director for Research & Evaluation
Dr. Karpiak oversees all of ACRIA's behavioral research, including studies of depression, sexuality, multi-morbidity management and other issues affecting HIV-positive older adults. He also currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at the New York University College of Nursing. Prior to joining ACRIA, Dr. Karpiak served for over 20 years on the faculty at Columbia University's medical school as a research scientist in neurobiology and immunology. Dr. Karpiak has also served as Director at AIDS Project Arizona, Executive Director of the HIV/AIDS homeless shelter A Place Called Home in Phoenix, and Executive Director of Pride Senior Network in New York City.
Joseph Lunievicz
Deputy Executive Director for Programs
Mr. Lunievicz oversees ACRIA's program arms, including Behavioral Research, Clinical Trials, Evaluation, and Health Literacy Programs, providing direction and strategic vision to advance the agency's mission. Previously Executive Director and Training Director of NDRI-USA, and Director of the Dissemination Core for the Center for Drug Use and HIV at NYU, he has worked in the field of HIV for over 20 years, specializing in program development and the bridging of research to practice.
Mark Milano
Publications Manager / Educator
Mr. Milano has worked with HIV service organizations in a variety of capacities for 25 years. At ACRIA since 2001, Mr. Milano oversees the production of our quarterly international HIV prevention, treatment and policy publication, Achieve, and all other ACRIA publications. He has extensive experience in developing educational materials (pamphlets, booklets, etc.) and in providing technical assistance and training for HIV and other service organizations. Additionally, his expertise includes developing web-based trainings and tailoring existing curricula to web-based formats.
Sarah Ogden
Database and Development Manager
Ms. Ogden joined ACRIA as Development Coordinator in 2009, managing donor information systems and providing administrative support to the development team. She previously served as Database Associate and Donor Steward, and Researcher for Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund, Junior Account Executive for Susan Ulin Associates, and Special Events Assistant for amFAR.
Marcus Gabriel Rodriguez
Director of Institutional Relations & Individual Giving
Mr. Rodriguez joined ACRIA in 2011. He previously managed corporate and foundation relations for the International Rescue Committee and also served as Manager of Major Gifts for the Coalition for the Homeless in New York City. He has 13 years of experience in corporate and foundation relations and major gifts for social services agencies, grassroots community foundations, healthcare institutions, and humanitarian organizations.
Liz Seidel, MSW
Manager for Research and Evaluation
Ms. Seidel joined ACRIA as a Social Work Research Intern in 2008. After completing her Masters in Social Work at Fordham University, Ms. Seidel joined the Behavioral Research team full time as a Research Scientist working on a variety of studies, most especially those which focus on the psychosocial needs of older adults with HIV. Prior to her work with ACRIA, Liz interned in the Social Services Department of Goddard Riverside Settlement House.
Hanna Tessema, MPH, MSW
HIV & Older Adults Technical Assistance Manager
Ms.Tessema joined ACRIA in 2007. She manages our city, state, and national capacity-building, training, and technical assistance programs. In addition to local and national community mobilization, Ms. Tessema also develops curriculum and has led hundreds of trainings for medical and non-medical service providers throughout the U.S. Prior to joining ACRIA, Ms. Tessema worked on infant mortality reduction and reproductive health issues at The Bronx Health Link, Inc. She holds an MPH in Epidemiology from NYU and a Masters in Social Policy & Evaluation from the University of Michigan..


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October 8, 2015
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Police arrested 25-year-old Quinton Rivers Wednesday for domestic assault.
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Police say Rivers poured lighter fluid on her and some bedding she was trying to cover herself with.
They say he threatened to kill her and their unborn child. The woman is nine months pregnant.
Police say Rivers sparked a lighter near her mid-section, but, luckily, a fire did not ignite.
A family member arrived, took the woman away and called police.
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England 13-33 Australia
Sat, 03 Oct 2015 21:19:47 GMT
Australia win sends Wales through
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South Africa 34-16 Scotland
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Samoa 5-26 Japan
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Back-row forward Phil Eggleshaw will make his first
start of the season for Nottingham in Friday night's British and
Irish Cup quarter-final at Newcastle (8pm kick-off).
GO TIME: Phil
Eggleshaw will start in Nottingham's quarter-final meeting with
Newcastle at Kingston Park.
The 24-year-old helped the Green and Whites secure the
all-English showdown, making his first appearance of the campaign
as a replacement in the crucial Pool 8 win over Llandovery in
Eggleshaw spent the first five months on the season on the
sideline after undergoing shoulder surgery.
He slots in alongside Tom Calladine in the back-row who
not only takes over from skipper Brent Wilson at open-side flanker
but also assumes captaincy.
Forwards coach Neil Fowkes said the knock-out match would be a
crucial test for the squad having last week secured a Premiership
play-off berth with two league games to spare.
"It is important with where we are in the season that we see
players get game time and allow others the chance to rest," Fowkes
"There is no tougher test in this league than going up to
Kingston Park on a Friday night to take on the Falcons. This is an
experience that is going to serve a lot of these players well when
it comes to crunch time in future games.
"Tom Calladine has been pushing for his chance at No. 7 and he
not only deserves his shot at Newcastle, he also has what it takes
to lead the side. We looked at all the players for the honour and
Calla has all the attributes for the job."
Dual-registered Leicester lock Tom Price will make his first
club appearance since being stretchered off with head injury on his
Tigers' debut in January.
The England under-20 international made his first appearance for
Nottingham as a replacement in the league win over Rotherham in the
first week of January.
Hooker Shaun Malton holds on to his place in the starting team
with Jimmy Stevens moving onto a strong bench alongside Matt Parr,
Dan Montagu, Rupert Cooper, Sean Romans, Joe Munro and Matt
Andy Forsyth retains his place at inside centre with Joe Cobden
slotting in alongside him.
Former junior Scotland international winger Jack Bradford and
full-back James Stokes have been recalled from their loan spells at
Leicester Lions and promoted straight to the starting XV.
Fowkes is keen to see a number of combinations at work with
half-back Finlay Barnham teaming up with Rory Lynn and props Ryan
Bower and Jonny Harris linking up with Malton in the front-row.
"Two years ago Jonny was our young player of the year and Ryan
has played a lot of rugby for this club, so these players have a
lot of experience," Fowkes said.
"Rory has come up against some tough opposition throughout the
year, from London Irish and Tigers in pre-season to regularly
comings off the bench in the league for us.
"Fin is part of our leadership group and another player that I'm
excited to see in action from the very start."
Nottingham Rugby team to face Newcastle Falcons at
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James Stokes 14 Jack Bradford 13 Joe Cobden 12 Andy Forsyth 11 Ryan
Hough 10 Rory Lynn 9 Finlay Barnham; 1 Jonny Harris 2 Shaun Malton
3 Ryan Bower 4 Joe Quinn 5 Tom Price 6 Phil Eggleshaw 7 Tom
Calladine 8 Alex Shaw
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18 Matt Shields 19 Dan Montagu 20 Rupert Cooper 21 Sean Romans 22
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text: Ginger Leigh 5pts Well, it's been six months since the last post. From the consumer reviews I've read here and there, the RS appears to be holding up fairly well. There is some concern the trans won't last...especially if you "have fun with it." Or you live in a hilly area. I've also tried out the Fit. Its cargo space beats the RS hands down, but the cabin area is not nearly as nice as the RS. It's a good thing there is no storage between the seats. Gives the driver and passenger more room (and the seatbelt doesn't dig into the sides of us bigger folk). There are plenty of other little storage areas unconventionally placed within arm's reach of the driver. Am about to decide if I want to buy a new RS. Wish me luck.


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L'Oreal Paris Frieda Natural and Intense Colour Riche Lipstick Collection
Frieda Pinto is heading up a new promo for L'Oreal Paris featuring shades of Natural and Intense Colour Rich Lipsticks.
Take a peek!
These shades can be used by anyone but I think L'Oreal created the collection with warmer skin tones in mind as all the shades seem most suited to such a skin tone.
I don't think the shades are new (don't quote me though) but just shades that are part of the regular collection however it's nice to see them drawn out and placed together in one display as it draws attention to a shade or shades you may not have noticed before.
L'Oreal Paris Intense Colour Riche Lipstick and I don't really get along so I'll probably skip here but I will say some of the shades were very lovely indeed and ideal for Fall.
7/26/11 4:37 katrosado:
I had no idea about these colors! Thanks again Muse you always bring us such good info chickiedee!
7/26/11 8:15 Maria:
Can I ask why the Colour Riche don't work for you? I've only tried 2 colors but they seemed okay to me. I like the new Covergirl moisturizing ones better, but I didn't think these were bad.
7/26/11 11:49 Maria:
Aaaahhh….yeah, the flavor is kind of weird. Doesn't really bother me too much, but I can see how that could be an issue. LOL
Interesting….that might look nice if you got a tan
7/28/11 19:10 Ruthless:
I don't get along with them either, I don't like the smell of L'Oreal riche lipsticks
8/2/11 0:00 Rachel:
I actually just got some of this today and I really enjoy it. I got it in shade 444 Tropical Coral. The color is very flattering and pigmented and the product itself glides on smoothly and is very moisturizing. I really don't taste much of anything really. The smell kinda reminds me of a babydoll. Kinda of a baby powder mixed with plastic sort of smell I guess. Its not too bad though. xD


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25 comments:
- love, kate said...
that is one thing that i actually dont have in my closet!! but do need one,,, so excited for the game tonight, even though my fav team is the cowboys.... sooooo go packers!
- Feb 6, 2011, 11:09:00 AM
- Rissy said...
I love your pony. Very fabulous.
hahaha "if you're into that"
- Feb 6, 2011, 11:20:00 AM
- Meggy said...
I love that pony, yes, but those wedge shoes are the best! Fun pics!
meggy from Chasing Davies
- Feb 6, 2011, 11:22:00 AM
- Eclectic Flair said...
I'm new to your blog and just want to let you know I think you're great!
And super bowl?? It's all about the puppy bowl!
- Feb 6, 2011, 12:01:00 PM
- Fashionography. said...
Your outfit is lovely. The shoes might just be my favorite ever!
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- Elle said...
If you're into that? bahahahaha! Love the white shirt....Banana Republic and Gap have my favorite boyfriend versions that are a tad longer so you can wear with leggings :)
xoxo, L
- Feb 6, 2011, 12:10:00 PM
- Lauren said...
You seriously look like a model! Are you sure these pictures didn't come straight out of vogue?? They are perfect and flawless!
Aw, a greek restaurant sounds like so much fun!
- Feb 6, 2011, 12:32:00 PM
- Jillian said...
i LOVE your hat. so cute. this post kinda made me laugh bc i just finished watching my big fat greek wedding...and i have a greek friend who just got engaged! opa indeed! love your blog--now following! xoxo jcd
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- Feb 6, 2011, 1:28:00 PM
- Victoria said...
terrified of horses, and Happy Super Bowl Sunday! :)
- Feb 6, 2011, 2:33:00 PM
- CessOviedo said...
Your ponny is so rad, too bad Gerald didn't make a cameo on your post, that would've been so hot!
So excited for the superbowl, hope you have fun! xo
- Feb 6, 2011, 3:16:00 PM
- Taylor Renee said...
You look lovely! Awesome attitude in that second to last photo!
- Feb 6, 2011, 4:47:00 PM
- Katelyn said...
I am dying over those shoes! Where are they from?!
- Feb 6, 2011, 5:35:00 PM
- Lindsay [Bella Cene'] said...
These are great photos! I love your hat and glasses... perfect accessories!
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- Ashley said...
Oh YES! I do do! :)
You look so CUTE. Love this.
- Feb 6, 2011, 8:46:00 PM
- mjaguilera said...
I really enjoy this look, simple yet fabulous. Yes, I am now following your blog :)
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- AriadnaBach said...
Very cool pictures!! I love the way you edit them! And the location is very original too.
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- Bailey Schneider said...
Just gorgeous ;-) What camera do you use?
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- Ashley said...
soooo pretttty!
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- kileen said...
i love the classic look of this outfit and the hat is the perfect addition! and i'm dying over your purse. so lovely!!
cute and little
come join the Color Brigade!
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- Brooke said...
AH! I need a white blouse like that and a hat!! I love your hair as well :D
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- Carly {Honey and the Moon} said...
New to your blog! I just came over from Ashley's blog, The Shine Project. Loving your blog so far. Can't wait to read more!
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OOO I LOVE your easy style.. New follower thanks to Ashley over at The Shine Project.. check my blog out:
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- I Live For It said...
Love these photos! You look great. Following your blog now!!
XO, Liza and Jewls
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- un amour vintage. said...
lovee this outfit
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I turned the water feed on on and everything worked like it was supposed to. Now I don't have to keep fiddling with my protein skimmer to get the right quantity skimmate. Almost perfect By Jim on 12/27/2014 Jim would recommend this product to a friend This is a really great ATO system. There is one downside. If you are pumping the water into your sump, the top level of the top off water container supply cannot be higher than the sump water level. The pump is centrifical, and allows water to flow through the pump when it is off. If the top off water is higher than the sump water, a siphon will occur, and water will continue to flow until the water levels equalize (including over-running the sump, and onto the floor. You simply need to select the right top off container. ATO's Don't Get Better Than This! By Bernie on 12/20/2014 Bernie would recommend this product to a friend The Tunze was superior to my first ATO set up which used a float valve and lifter pump. The optical sensor is great and having the second float valve to protect against overfilling is just a smart investment to protect not only your tank but the flooring around it. I have a controller in which I could probably have set something up myself but for an all in one package this system is great. Very Cool! By Trent on 12/16/2014 Trent would recommend this product to a friend This is a great product. Easy to setup and trouble free. One funny thing is that the way that the LED indicator lights are mounted inside the control box allows for "bleed over" from one light to another. So, in my particular case, the way that I have it mounted inside my cabinet makes the "Too High" appear to be lit when in fact it's the "Level" light. It took me a couple of plug-unplug cycles to figure that out. But, it's great product. Recommended! Still the best! 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We've been refining annotate for inclusion in Orcas (BTW, I'll be blogging about all the cool TFS features coming in Orcas soon). We've been hooking up lots of nice features, like integrating it with history, diff, more editor features, implementing accessibility, keyboard and more right click menu support and more. We've also been refining the look and feel. The DevDiv UX team has been giving a bunch of feedback and we've been testing it with different monitor types, high contrast mode, etc. I've posted an updated screen shot here. The changes are subtle but we think it makes it a bit more readable and I'm interested in any feedback you have.


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The LG Optimus G Pro comes equipped with an excellent 5.5-inch full HD IPS display which delivers an eye-popping 400ppi, meaning everything looks stunning. Enjoy HD movies on LG Optimus G Pro? Good idea. How to play iTunes music or video files on LG Optimus G Pro?
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Steve Johnson wins NCAA tennis title
Updated: May 30, 2011, 7:24 PM ETAssociated Press
STANFORD, Calif. -- Southern California's Steve Johnson and California's Jana Juricova have been ranked near the top of the individual rankings all year and both entered the NCAA tournament as the top-ranked and top-seeded players.
They both finish the season the same way.
Johnson beat Tennessee's Rhyne Williams 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 to win the NCAA men's singles title Monday. Juricova downed Stanford's Stacey Tan, 6-0, 7-6(2), to win the women's championship.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — New Mexico State hasn't enjoyed very many victories like this one at Minnesota.
The celebration for the Aggies was tempered by a scary situation on the other team's sideline.
New Mexico State's 28-21 win took a sobering turn on Saturday when Gophers coach Jerry Kill had a seizure with 20 seconds left in the game and was taken away by ambulance.
Kill was stabilized, and Minnesota's team physician said the coach's condition was not life-threatening.
New Mexico State coach DeWayne Walker gathered his team to pray for Kill during the break, which lasted about 15 minutes. Then his defense forced quarterback MarQueis Gray into his third straight incompletion to end the game.
"This is a signature win for our program that hopefully we can build on," said Walker, who raised his record to 6-21 at NMSU.
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Retiring the Google Documents List API v3
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With the arrival of the new Google Drive API v2, we are deprecating the Google Documents List API v3. We are confident that the Google Drive API covers all the functionality of the Documents List API, in addition to adding many improvements, including Drive UI Integration, a finer grained security model, and a better client library experience.
What does this mean for your app?
The Documents List API v3 will remain in action for more than a year, as per our deprecation policy, so there's no rush, but we encourage you to migrate your code to the new platform. Documentation is available with samples in multiple languages and a migration guide outlining some of the major transition points.
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This modern marquee is supported by an aluminium skeleton, rather than using the more traditional centre poles and rope configuration. They are extremely structurally sound, space saving and offer guests unobstructed views. They don't need guy ropes and therefore are able to fit in confined areas. Frame marquees are suitable for both grass and hard surfaces.
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Striking in appearance, pole marquees are a great solution for large functions of all types. Combining breathtaking elegance and contemporary design, pole marquees are extremely visually impressive and allow good air circulation on warmer days.
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While we were on vacation in Myrtle Beach, we had the wonderful opportunity to take a Huntington Beach State Park / Murrells inlet Salt Marsh Kayak Tour with Black River Outdoors. We got to kayak through a sea of grass that is home to an amazing variety of birds and marine life. These are our tour guides. They are self proclaimed … [Read more...]
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Join your favorite Disney Princesses on a magical journey in this Pop-Up Magic Castle game! The gameboard has a beautiful castle for imagining a whole world of Disney adventures. You can play the game as Aurora, Snow White, Belle or Ariel, and move along the path with spins of the spinner. Friend tokens can help you move even farther down the path, and … [Read more...]
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Causes of Plaster Problems
Cracks, holes, bulges and detachment from the laths are some of the common problems with plaster installations.
These problems can emerge during the progressing plaster job or later in the succeeding years. Though these problems can be easily repaired, addressing the causes of plaster failure can save the plaster from further damage and can be very helpful in preventing such problems to reoccur.
1. Structural Failure
- Overloading. Load-bearing walls are prone to stress cracks. The stress imposed on beams, joists and studs might be greater than expected. This can be caused by renovations in some areas of house (e.g. cutting-in a door or window) wherein installation of additional load-bearing support was not considered resulting in additional stress directed to the walls.
- Soil settling and vibrations. The soil surface where a house lays can also affect its structural integrity. Clay soils are constantly settling according to seasons. Clay soils contract in dry seasons and swells in rainy season. This instability in the soil surface can cause the constant movement of the house's foundation.
Another cause of structural instability is vibration. A house located near railways, busy highways, fault lines and constant blasting is subject to destructive vibration.
These two factors (especially when combined with the deterioration of laths and poor quality plaster) can cause plaster to detach from the lath.
2. Plaster Installation Failures
- Improper mixing proportions. Greater ratios of aggregate materials (like sand) compared to the cementing material (gypsum or lime) can cause the weakening of the plaster that can result into disintegration.
- Incompatible coats. Cracks would appear on finishing coats that was overlaid on perlite-mixed base coats. The finish coating must be redone which would be time consuming. To prevent this problem, fine silica or finely crushed perlite should be added to the finishing coat. This is necessary so that the two coats would achieve precise shrinking rates.
- Improper plaster application. "Chip cracking" occurs on finish coats that are applied on excessively dry base coat. Insufficient troweling and gauging plaster can also cause chip cracks to appear.
Over sanded and thin base coats on the other hand can cause fine and irregular cracks similar to map lines to appear at various points of the finished surface.
- Excessive use of retardants. Retardants slow down the setting rate of the plaster, enhancing its workability but if it is excessively used, the plaster won't set within its normal time span which can lead to the softening and powdery texture of the plaster.
- Inadequate thickness. The plaster can fail if the required thickness is not achieved. The thin plaster may not be able to bear the load bearing stress that is normally attributed to the wall.
- Poor ventilation. The temperature should be between 55 to 700F to ensure proper curing of the plaster. A properly cured plaster would mean a durable plaster.
Too much heat would evaporate all the water from the plaster, hindering setting and making the gypsum return to its raw form (calcite gypsum). When the plaster freezes before it had set, it would be useless. If air is not properly circulated around the room, the plaster can rot.
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Some causes of invasive moisture in plaster installations are leaking gutters, downspouts, plumbing pipes and roof. In traditional brick buildings, moisture is a common problem for there is no way that moisture can escape from the brick wall
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Jobs is back on June 6!
May 31, 2011 - 9:44 am
That's Jobs as in Steve, not Jobs as in work. We all know the latter are stuck in the mud. But Steve Jobs is sucking it up, emerging from sick bay to appear at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference on June 6 to announce the company's new iCloud service. Gentlemen (and ladies), start your iPads… and buy some stock!


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Conservatives Blast Harry Reid for Remark about Hispanic Voters
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Tuesday made an appeal to Latino voters that conservatives are saying smacks of racial insensitivity.
At a Nevada campaign event with Latino supporters, Reid blasted Republicans for blocking comprehensive immigration reform, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
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"The City of Venice and Sarasota County are very excited to have Rev3 and its participants come to our beautiful destination. We offer white sand beaches, top rated dining options and a variety of attractions that the participants and their supporters will truly enjoy. We realize the positive economic impact this event will have on our community and we will do everything it takes to host a successful event."
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Birmingham -- Medical education is always evolving. One way it's changed in recent years is that residents are not allowed to work the long, judgment-impairing shifts they used to. Most agree that's good. But how do you make up for all that lost teaching time? Some UAB researchers think they have an answer: video games. They created a competitive educational game called "Kaizen-Internal Medicine," or just "Kaizen-IM," and a small but promising study showed that busy young doctors learned from it in their off hours. UAB's James Willig sat down with WBHM's education reporter Dan Carsen to explain. Willig starts with the downside of limiting residents' work hours:
Below is a subject index with approximate time pegs for the extended interview:
0:00 -- Carsen asks Willig about his background and how he got involved with this novel approach to medical education.
0:33 -- Carsen asks Willig to relay the basics of the study he and his colleagues put together.
1:36 -- Willig details tradeoffs between protecting medical trainees (and patients) from sleep deprivation versus losing learning time.
1:53 -- Willig talks about why the group got together.
2:14 -- The infamous "stack of tomorrows"...
2:45 -- Carsen checks his own understanding of the tradeoffs associated with limiting medical trainee work hours. Willig elaborates and adds, "something had to give...."
5:20 -- Doctors tend to be competitive, which is good for the purposes of the study.
5:58 -- Carsen asks about how the video game works.
6:10 -- Willig explains how they came up with the game's questions.
7:10 -- The game is streamlined enough to play on a quick elevator ride.
7:50 -- Willig describes how one plays the game.
8:20 -- Rewarding not just knowledge but consistent participation...
8:50 -- From nothing, to petri dish, to crutches, to the all-powerful Coffee Lord...
9:25 -- Carsen asks who designed the game.
9:35 -- UAB's CTSA (Clinical and Translational Science Awards).
10:10 -- Artistry helped.
10:34 -- Carsen asks about the paper Willig and the group have submitted.
11:00 -- Carsen asks about other research on this potentially revolutionary approach to general (as opposed to surgical) medical education. Willig talks about what he thinks makes the study unique.
11:55 -- Making the game a part of the culture of residency programs...
12:25 -- Carsen asks if this new approach, like 3-D printing prosthetics, is the result of a serendipitous convergence of new technologies -- an idea whose time has come. Willig shares his thoughts.
12:55 -- Willig points out that today's med students are millennials who learn differently from other generations. He says the game can "meet them where they are."
14:30 -- Who's the old man now? "I know they're on Facebook...."
14:50 -- A chance to turn a distraction into an asset.
15:00 -- Carsen asks about the name of the game, "Kaizen-Internal Medicine," or just "Kaizen-IM."
15:25 -- Every health professional can help improve health care.
15:50 -- Lessons to last a lifetime...
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Taylor-Quinn, Madeleine
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Seanad Éireann Debate
It's a disgrace, Senator, the poor creatures.
It is very difficult to follow Senator Farrell who is always entertaining. I was amused by some of the things he had to say. I am delighted Senator Farrell had such a successful marriage and has had...
He would be a happy, redundant gentleman and not Minister for Equality and Law Reform. Fortunately, the fact that he is here demonstrates that the ideal Ireland Senator Farrell has just portrayed is n...
Could the Minister justify coming between a couple who would take that decision with the three months notification of marriage?
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We are pleased to announce that Dr. Brian Foley of the Department of Secondary Education has been selected as the 2015-2016 Michael D. Eisner College of Education Research Fellow for his project "Preparing Teachers to Use Technology in the Classroom." Dr. Foley joins a long and acclaimed list of MDECOE scholars who have been named Academic Affairs Research Fellow, including: Carrie Rothstein-Fisch, Susan Auerbach, Connie White, Rachel Friedman Narr, Nathan Durdella, Julie Gainsburg, and Adele Eskeles Gottfried.
Please join us in congratulating Professor Foley on receiving this honor!
Posted on Thurs Mar 12, 2015 6:19 pm
Doctoral Dissertations
The College of Education is proud to highlight the achievements of our doctoral students on our new Doctoral Dissertations page.
See a list of dissertations by cohort as well as links to the full texts.
Posted on Tues Dec 2, 2014 2:19 pm
MDECOE Research Competition
Applications for the College wide faculty research competition will be accepted from now until the deadline on April 15th. The Dean has provided funds for three awards of three units each (for the 2014-2015 school year). All MDECOE faculty are encouraged to apply. As usual Education Faculty Affairs Committee (EFAC) will run the competition and judge the submissions.
2014-15 Research Competition Guidelines and Application
The University Research and Grants Committee requests applications from faculty members for the annual competition for awards to support faculty research, scholarship and creative activity, interpreted broadly to mean the disciplined quest for broadening human understanding. This quest includes artistic creation and the study of moral values, as well as logical and empirical inquiry into any field appropriate to the functions of the University. Projects related to curriculum development will not be considered through this competition. Faculty are encouraged to use the activities and results from these awards to pursue external funding to broaden the scope of their research, scholarship and creative activities.
View the guidelines and application


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New Year's Baby by Jessie Wilcox Smith, c. 1910.
An illustrator who was a student of Howard Pyle and worked for many magazines and book publishers.
"Thanks to art, instead of seeing a single world, our own, we see it multiply until we have before us as many worlds as there are original artists." Marcel Proust