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The PCM ensures the planning, scheduling and time and cost control activities for the project.
Provide Project Teams with adequate services for effective planning and control of schedules, progress and costs in order to support Project Managers to complete the projects within the targets set forth in the commercial phase and in compliance with Client's control requirements. Provide Company Management Function with the data, limited to Projects controlled, needed for budget and quarterly forecast reporting.
He acts and reports to the Project Manager (PM) for the project control activities related to the Contract's scope of work.
His functions include (Professional Skills):
• Carrying out the planning of the project in liaison with the other positions of the project organization;
• Staff and manage all departmental resources (Projects Control Engineers, Planning Engineers, Cost Control Engineers) required for an adequate control of Projects, coordinating workload analysis, recruitment, training, assignment to Project Teams, supervision and performance evaluation;
• Establish the requirements and coordinate the implementation of systems tools and applications necessary to support the project control activities (hardware, software applications, communications etc.);
• Organise and maintain the project control database and the feed-back system to the Commercial/Contracts Department;
• Working out and updating the scheduling and the project progress reports, in liaison with the other Positions of the project organization, pointing out any deviations to the PM and the concerned positions;
• Monitor the progress of the project concerning the Contract's scope of work, indicating where corrective actions are required and reassessing priorities in cooperation with the PM, as needed;
• Recording, on the basis of the initial cost estimate, direct and indirect costs and referring to the PM the current deviations and those expected by the end of the project;
• Supporting the PM in the assessment of the economic risks;
• Taking part in the definition of the economic amendments to the contract;
• Preparing periodical reports, giving assistance to the PM in the contacts with the Client.
Candidates should be BSc Engineering Degree with a minimum of 7 years experience in a Consultancy organization dealing with Petrochemical, Fertilizer, Refinery, Oil & Gas or industrial environment experience.
Should have experience in Cross Country Pipeline Construction Projects. Conversant with International Codes and Standards and capable of independently handling EPC Projects from planning, scheduling and completion. He should be expert in using Primavera 6. Preferably having PMP certification.
About the Company
RHM & Sons Company (Rajeh H. Al-Marri & Sons Company) - A doyen among the contemporary Oil and Gas Projects Constructors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; had it's inception about two and half decades ago at Abqaiq in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. During the intervening years, RHM has accumulated a vast reservoir of expertise in diverse fields through the execution of large Oil and Gas related projects especially Turnkey projects in cross country pipelines and associated facilities projects involving Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation and Communication and Control systems. The state-of-the-art techniques it employs and its commitments to innovations have helped the company to set new standards – national and global. Over then period, RHM had an exponential growth record and this has led to the origin of a multi divisional group operating at diverse functional areas viz construction, contracting, trading, import of Engineering goods etc.


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CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 2007 NHRA SEASON IN REVIEW Brownsburg, Ind. - (December 19, 2007) The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) season concluded last month in Pomona, Calif., at the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona. Supporting Chicago Pneumatic racers ...
Brownsburg, Ind. - (December 19, 2007) The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) season concluded last month in Pomona, Calif., at the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona. Supporting Chicago Pneumatic racers faired pretty well on the 2007 season, with one of them taking home a world championship.
Action in the Pro Stock class this season was some of the toughest and closest in the history of the sport. However, five CP supporting drivers took the stage at the banquet in downtown Los Angeles to receive their accolades on their respective seasons.
"The Professor" Warren Johnson finished the season in eighth place, while his son, Kurt, drove to a sixth place finish, picking up one win in Phoenix in February.
2006 Pro Stock Champion Jason Line struggled a little bit this season picking up only one win in Houston in April, finishing fifth.
Allen Johnson made the cut to four in the Chase for the Championship with one win in Denver in July, finishing fourth in points.
Three-time Pro Stock Champion Greg Anderson stayed in the hunt for the championship right until the first round at Pomona when he lost to his competitor on a holeshot. Anderson still should be proud of his year, picking up eight wins, including the season-opener at Pomona in February, Gainesville in March, Las Vegas and Atlanta in April, Topeka and Englishtown in June, Sonoma in July and Las Vegas again in late October.
Funny Car driver Tony Pedregon captured his second world championship in his class, but this is his first as a team owner/driver. En route to his championship, Pedregon picked up four wins along the way at Phoenix in February, Reading in August, Dallas in September and at the second Las Vegas race in late October.
His brother and teammate, Cruz, finished 12th on the season.
Chicago Pneumatic would like to congratulate Tony Pedregon and his Q Racing championship team on a tremendous job well done this season!
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Akron -- Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh announced Sept. 28 that Ohio's Ninth District Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of 42-year-old Daniel Tighe.
According to Walsh, it was determined that on July 23, 2013, Tighe murdered his son, 5-year-old Peyton Ralston, and Peyton's mother, 31-year-old Wendy Ralston. Tighe hid their bodies in a wooded area behind their shared residence. On Aug. 10, 2013, Tallmadge Police were dispatched to the Stone Creek Drive home after Wendy's mother found two bundles with unknown contents inside. Tallmadge Police discovered the remains of Wendy and Peyton inside the bundles.
On Feb. 27, 2015, a Summit County Jury found Tighe guilty of aggravated murder; murder, a special felony; domestic violence, a fourth-degree felony; tampering with eveidence, a third-degree felony; and abuse of a corpse, a fifth-degree felony.
On March 25, 2015, Summit County Common Pleas Court Judge Lynne Callahan sentenced Tighe to life in prison without parole for the murders.
In his appeal, Tighe argued his statements made to investigators should not have been allowed during trial and that police violated his rights. Tighe also argued there was insufficient evidence to support a conviction. The Ninth District Court of Appeals disagreed and denied Tighe's appeal.
"Daniel Tighe brutally murdered Wendy and Peyton Ralston, wrapped their bodies in blankets, and dumped them in the woods. Tighe also initially lied to Tallmadage police about Wendy and Peyton's whereabouts," said Walsh. "With his appeal denied, Daniel Tighe will never get out of prison. Justice has been served for Wendy and Peyton."


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A Delhi court has acquitted a man accused of entering into a sexual relationship with a woman on the "false promise" of marrying her, saying pre-marital sex is "immoral" and against the "tenets of every religion".
In his ruling, additional sessions judge Virender Bhat also said every act of sexual intercourse between two adults on the promise of marriage did not become rape.
"When a grown up, educated and office going woman subjects herself to sexual intercourse with a friend or colleague on the latter's promise that he would marry her, she does so at her own peril."
Written By: Hindustan Times
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Parents' Guide to the 2012–2013 Season
While TDO believes that everyone should have access to great opera, not every opera is great for everyone. Some opera contain themes that would be better suited for more mature audiences. To help you determine which opera might be appropriate for your family, TDO has compiled this Parent's Guide to the Season.
Have questions about attending the opera with your family? See Bringing Kids to the Opera.
by Giuseppe Verdi
Opens October 26, 2012
Performances Six at the Winspear Opera house
Length of Opera Approximately three and a half hours
Type of Opera Historical drama
Sung in Italian with English translations projected above the stage
Overview Set in Ancient Egypt, where a captive Ethiopian princess, Aida, is torn between her love for the Egyptian commander Radames and her loyalty to her own father and country. The lovers must fend off the schemes of a fiercely jealous Egyptian princess and decide whether true love trumps honor and duty. This 19th century masterpiece proves that a pyramid may be the greatest love triangle of all. Read full synopsis.
Opera Contains Possible scanty period costumes, adult themes, live entombment
TDO Rating G
by Giacomo Puccini
Opens April 5, 2013
Performances Six at the Winspear Opera house
Length of Opera Approximately three hours
Type of Opera Drama
Sung in Italian with English translations projected above the stage
Overview A barbarian prince comes to Beijing, China, where he is reunited with his long-lost father and a faithful servant before taking on his greatest challenge — answering three riddles to win the hand of Princess Turandot, although failure will cost him his life! This intriguing "Battle of the Sexes" also revolves around questions of family loyalty, faithfulness to duty, openness to emotion, and honesty to oneself. Read full synopsis.
Opera Contains Execution, torture, onstage suicide, adult themes
TDO Rating PG-13
The Aspern Papers
by Dominick Argento
A new production commemorating the 25th anniversary of this Dallas Opera World Premiere
Opens April 12, 2013
Performances Five at the Winspear Opera house
Length of Opera Approximately two hours
Type of Opera Drama/Mystery
Sung in English, with supertitles projected above the stage
Overview A stranger appears at a once-grand home on Lake Como, seeking a room to rent. A long retired opera star and her niece agree to take the man in, although suspicious of his motives. The lodger, obsessed with a composer who died suddenly and tragically, is convinced his final masterpiece is somewhere in this home belonging to his lover. A game of cat-and-mouse ensues over possession of the Aspern Papers. Read full synopsis.
Opera Contains Adult themes
TDO Rating PG-13


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Kate Middleton makes Vanity Fair's best dressed list but no sign of Pippa
Kate Middleton has made her mark on the Vanity Fair best dressed list, but there's no sign of her little sister, Pippa.
The stylish royal, who wed Prince William in a lavish ceremony back in April, has gone from strength to strength in her outfit choices since getting engaged to the future king.
And her efforts have definitely paid off, with the Duchess of Cambridge appearing on the coveted international list, which also features Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Princess Charlene of Monaco and Carey Mulligan , among others.
The magazine stated: 'For the first time as a member of the British royal family, Kate Middleton makes her way onto the International Best-Dressed List,' following an appearance on it back in 2008.
'A whirlwind of fashion successes since has earned her a nod this year,' it explained, adding that she has 'captivated the world with her signature mix of high and low fashion'.
While Kate is making the headlines for all the right reasons, her younger sibling, Pippa, has made it onto the pages of Vanity Fair for a less-favourable reason.
A survey by the publication, carried out in the US, revealed that two per cent of Americans believe she is a porn star!


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Alchemical Wits Charms
Entrancingly Decadent Aria was, above all things, a socialite. Given her rank, she often expected Sodalites to try to gain her favor; she had composed a number of ways to take their gifts and words, and offer nothing in return. But this young man, cleanly dressed, offering expensive wine, was different. His plight was sincere, even subconsciously, but that did not explain why the wine he offered was poisoned. Aria was intrigued.
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Radical Social Alteration Module
Author:Josh Bain, Zach Bush Installation Cost: 2 motes Cost: 5 motes Duration: One scene Type: Supplemental Min. Wits: 2 Min. Essence: 1 Prereqs: None
This charm is installed in the Alchemical's temple and glows faintly with a pale blue light when activated. It flawlessly determines what the target truly wants at the moment. Not deep-seated long-term desire, but what they want to get out of you or whoever else they're around. You must be in conversation with the target to use this charm on them. The ability of the Fair Folk or other Charms to hide the subject's true intentions automatically foils this Charm. Alternately, it can be activated to cloud your own true goals by giving off the wrong signals, this flawlessly defeats the regular usage of this charm and raises the difficulty of any socialize roll to detect your true motivations by your wits score. If the target fails the roll then they form a wrong conclusion of your choice about what it is you want.
Shattering Terror Recapitulation Mechanism
Author:Josh Bain, Zach Bush Installation Cost: 2 motes Cost: 3 motes Duration: Instant Type: Reflexive Min. Wits: 3 Min. Essence: 2 Prereqs: Radical Social Alteration Module
This charm consists of two spherical brass components housed deep in the lower torso, roughly where human kidneys would exist. When activated it enables the Alchemical to reduce fear by controlling their hormones, this adds a number of dice equal to their Wits score to a single willpower or valor roll to resist fear. Alternatively it can be used to shut down the Alchemical's emotional responses, reducing the number of successes gained on emotion manipulating charms against them by a number of successes equal to that gained on a Wits + Valor roll.
Personal Trans-Dimensional Facilitator
Author:Josh Bain Installation Cost: 3 motes Cost: 3 motes Duration: Instant Type: Simple Min. Wits: 3 Min. Essence: 2 Prereqs: None
This charm allows an alchemical to create a momentary warp between themselves and Elsewhere, enabling them to store and retrieve objects. Objects stored and retrieved by this charm cannot have more mass than 3 x Permanent Essence Pounds. Objects can only be retrieved if the exact charm was used to store them, however if the Alchemical has this charm removed and installed in another, then that Exalted can summon back the objects stored by the other. The Alchemical must be holding the object to store it. This charm appears to be a small patch of silver installed on the back of the Alchemical's hand.
Remote Transmat Beam
Author:Josh Bain Installation Cost: 1 mote Cost: 5 motes Duration: Instant Type: Reflexive Min. Wits: 4 Min. Essence: 2 Prereqs: Personal Trans-Dimensional Facilitator
This Charm allows the Alchemical to remotely transmit matter to elsewhere. It can be used in a variety of ways. It is targeted with a Wits + Thrown roll. It can be used to remove an object from an enemies grasp (Requiring a call shot.) retrieve an object from a place that cannot be reached (Requires a successful Wits + Thrown check) or to gorge a chunk out of an enemy and send it to elsewhere (standard hit roll on Wits + Thrown) if the attack is parried then the parrying weapon is automatically transported into elsewhere, unless it is made of one of the five magical materials. If successful the attack deals the Alchemical's Essence + Wits in levels of lethal damage. It has a maximum range of Essence x 10 yards. Once an object has been sent to Elsewhere this way, the Alchemical can use Personal Trans-Dimensional Facilitator to bring the object from Elsewhere to their own hand. When used as a weapon it deals essence dice of aggravated damage to the target. Alternatively this charm can be used to transfer something the Alchemical has stored in Elsewhere (either with this charm or Personal Trans-Dimensional Facilitator) to a target point. While it cannot be made to materialize inside another object it can still be very useful in poisoning etc…
Personal Transmat Beam
Author:Josh Bain Installation Cost: 1 mote Cost: 6 motes, 1 willpower Duration: Instant Type: Reflexive Min. Wits: 5 Min. Essence: 3 Prereqs: Remote Transmat Beam
This Charm allows the Alchemical Exalted to take a single step through Elsewhere and appear again in a different position from where they started. They can target this appearance no more than Essence x 30 yards from where they started, but this travel occurs in an instant, often allowing them to flee the scene before help arrives, perform amazing strike and fade operations, or bypass many traps and guards. It also allows some mobility, in the form of disappearing/reappearing castle type way to Alchemical's that have Essence 8 or more.
Transmat Haven Facilitator
Author:Josh Bain Installation Cost: 1 mote Cost: 5 motes Duration: Instant Type: Reflexive Min. Wits: 5 Min. Essence: 4 Prereqs: Personal Transmat Beam
When this charm is installed, the Alchemical is linked to a specific space in Elsewhere, no more than 5 yards across per point of permanent essence. This is rather like a Sprits Sanctum, but it is a 'floating domain' moving through Elsewhere with the Alchemical. This Charm allows the Alchemical to send themselves to their private Elsewhere space. They simply vanish, and re-appear in Elsewhere. They can leave Elsewhere reappearing exactly where they left from by activating this charm again. If an object has been placed where they would otherwise reappear they appear in the nearest unoccupied position. Unless an opponent or observer is extremely familiar with Alchemical Magic, it generally appears as though the Alchemical has simply fled the scene by vanishing or turned invisible. This charm can also be used to enter a spirits sanctum in the same was that Dematerializing can.
Elsewhere Conduit Stabilizer
Author:Josh Bain Installation Cost: 3 motes Cost: 1 mote to activate or deactivate Duration: Instant Type: Simple Min. Wits: 6 Min. Essence: 8 Prereqs: Transmat Haven Facilitator
This Charm allows an Alchemical to create a permanent gateway across elsewhere between Autochtonia and Creation. The Alchemical has the piece installed and when it comes online for the first (They pay the installation cost) time they undergo a dimensional schism that remains until the charm is removed. They gain existence in Creation simultaneous to their existence in Autochthonia, rising out of a rock face or swamp, from the bottom of a lake or up from underneath an abandoned farmhouse. The location of their second existence is random, unless there is a place they have visited in Creation that they wish it to be. Both the body in Autochthonia and in Creation are the real one, charms installed or damage taken at one end is immediately visible at the other, etc. This Charm appears as a large doorway big enough for a wagon to pass through. When inactive it simply appears to be blocked by a huge door (if this door is hacked through while it is in this state only the innards of the Alchemical will be found.) When active it leads to a quarter mile long black metal corridor that emerges through the same charm on the Alchemical's body on the other end. It costs 1 mote to close or open the door and therefore the Conduit.
Emerald Essence Actuator
Author:MentalFloss Installation Cost: 5 motes Cost: 1 willpower Duration: Instant Type: Simple Min. Wits: 4 Min. Essence: 3 Prereqs: None
Acting as a living conduit for the energies of the machine god Autochthon, an Alchemical Exalted using this Charm is capable of channeling that power into the Sorcery of the Terrestrial Circle, as per the Terrestrial Circle Sorcery Charm (Exalted, p. 191). This Charm is visible as a large emerald installed in the solar plexus area, surrounded by a complex setting wrought from the Alchemical's Caste Material. Spells are installed via emeralds etched with the proper pattern to allow the energy to be channeled in a particular method, and a brave Alchemical could attempt to create new spells by building on the principles of known etchings. There is no Installation Cost for spells, beyond the standard Experience Point cost (or taking up a starting Charm slot). These spell emeralds are absorbed into the larger emerald, and float eerily inside as if suspended in a viscous emerald fluid.
Sapphire Essence Actuator
Author:MentalFloss Installation Cost: 4 motes Cost: 2 willpower Duration: Instant Type: Simple Min. Wits: 5 Min. Essence: 4 Prereqs: Emerald Essence Actuator
As with Emerald Essence Actuator, an Alchemical Exalted using Sapphire Essence Actuator acts as a living conduit of Autochthon's power, but this Charm allows an even greater amount of power to be accessed. This Charm allows the use of Celestial Circle Sorcery, as per the Charm of the same name (Exalted, p. 191). Sapphire Essence Actuator functions similarly to Emerald Essence Actuator, with spells stored in etchings on specially-prepared sapphires, which operate identically to the emeralds of the previous Charm. This Charm is installed in the area of the Alchemical's sternum, visible as a large sapphire surrounded by a setting made of the Alchemical's Caste Material and flecked with streaks of the other four Magical Materials.
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The results after using the CAMO Hidden Deck Fastening System on Blowing Rocks Marina were drastic—it looks like a million bucks.
Grand Rapids, Mich. (PRWEB) October 18, 2012
National Nail Corp.'s CAMO Hidden Deck Fastening System was featured in Ship Shape TV's Episode #1709: Installing Plastic Dock Treads to a Marina on Saturday, October 13. Host John Greviskis helps transform Blowing Rocks Marina in Jupiter, Fla. using Lumberock Mineral-Added Recycled Plastic decking and the CAMO Hidden Deck Fastening System. The episode will be rebroadcast on Saturday, October 20.
Ship Shape TV, a nationally recognized television show, centers on boat repair and improvement projects. In each episode, host Greviskis provides vital boating maintenance, accessorizing and repair information for the seasoned "vet" or "brand new" boater. He also brings in experts from the field—the manufacturers and professional installers—to help explain installation and "how-to" techniques.
"The results after using the CAMO Hidden Deck Fastening System on Blowing Rocks Marina were drastic—it looks like a million bucks," said Ship Shape host John Greviskis. "The system was just wonderful—I love not seeing the screws."
With the help of CAMO Product Specialist Mark Ekkens, the crew successfully installed over 30,000 CAMO Hidden Fasteners and 60,000 sq. ft. of decking in less than two weeks. Tune in to the episode on October 20. To find when the episode is airing, visit shipshapetv.com and visit the Where to Watch tab.
"The CAMO tool is the most remarkable tool I've ever seen—in fact, once learning about it, it became the only fastening solution for our project", said John Krizka from Blowing Rocks Marina. "Face screwing, even with color-matched heads, would be absolutely wrong as it would deter from the beauty of the LumberRock product we installed."
For more information about CAMO Fasteners, visit http://www.camofasteners.com or call 1-800-968-6245 ext. 2134. Be sure to "Like" CAMO Fasteners on Facebook and keep up with CAMO news, stories, photos and events by signing up for the CAMO Connection.
National Nail Corp., headquartered in Grand Rapids, Mich., is an employee-owned manufacturer and distributor of high quality, innovative building products and service solutions for the residential and commercial construction industries. Other National Nail brands include Pro-Fit® Fasteners, STINGER® Cap Systems and Impressions Storm Doors and Windows.


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Denver, CO, United States, 2015/07/23 - Tango Networks announced that its portfolio of advanced enterprise mobility solutions will be sold through Avaya - Tango-Networks.com / Avaya.com. NASDAQ: RVSN; EXTR
Tango Networks announced that its portfolio of advanced enterprise mobility solutions will be sold through Avaya, a global provider of solutions that enable customer and team engagement across multiple channels and devices for better customer experience, increased productivity and enhanced financial performance, through the Avaya DevConnect Select Product Program.
The Select Product Program offers customers a streamlined way to order Avaya-compatible, third-party applications chosen for the powerful capabilities they bring to Avayas portfolio.
The Tango Networks enterprise mobility solutions offered through the program have been compliance-tested for compatibility with Avaya Unified Communications solutions, including the Avaya Aura® Platform 6.3. By integrating with an Avaya platform, Tango Networks enterprise mobility solutions seamlessly extend all enterprise communications network features to an employee's mobile device. It helps make true unified communications a reality, enabling employees of companies large and small to better collaborate, anywhere and anytime.
As part of Avayas orderable solution set, Tango Networks solutions can be easily purchased through both Avaya and its channel partners. Customers can add specific capabilities to their existing Avaya platform or can source a complete Avaya-based communications solution that incorporates Tango Networks enterprise mobility solutions.
Tango Networks and other companies participating in the Select Product Program are Technology Partners in the Avaya DevConnect Program an initiative to develop, market and sell innovative third-party products that interoperate with Avaya technology and extend the value of a companys investment in its network.
Streamlined ordering through the Select Product Program is available in the U.S., Canada, EMEA, and Asia Pacific and is expected to expand to other countries in 2015. Offers may vary by country. Delivery, implementation, service and support are provided by Select Product Program companies.
"It is very important for our customers to know that they can count on interoperability of Tango Networks' solutions with their existing or new Avaya equipment," said Andrew Silver, Chief Technology Officer of Tango Networks. "It also facilitates Avaya users' implementation of any of our portfolio of solutions into their network."
A key element of the Tango Networks solution is that it allows mobile phone users to establish a dual identity on their mobile device either their own device in a BYOD environment or a company-provided device," continued Silver. "Under the full management control of the IT department for enforceable policy compliance, this dual identity approach transparently segments all personal and business calls.
"Offering products or services from Technology Partners such as Tango Networks in the DevConnect Select Product Program helps Avaya customers easily obtain complete solutions, such as the extension of network features to employees mobile devices," said Eric Rossman, Vice President Developer Relations for Avaya.
About Avaya
Avaya (avaya.com) is a leading provider of solutions that enable customer and team engagement across multiple channels and devices for better customer experience, increased productivity and enhanced financial performance. Its world-class contact center and unified communications technologies and services are available in a wide variety of flexible on-premise and cloud deployment options that seamlessly integrate with non-Avaya applications. The Avaya Engagement Environment enables third parties to create and customize business applications for competitive advantage. Avayas fabric-based networking solutions help simplify and accelerate the deployment of business critical applications and services.
About Tango Networks
Tango Networks (Tango-Networks.com) powers enterprise networks with mobility solutions that make employees more productive and allow them to work more freely. Its solutions are completely flexible, addressing cloud or premises and private or public network deployments. Tango Networks ability to project distinct business and personal identities on any mobile phone, through any UC/PBX platform, gives enterprises the flexibility to eliminate costly deskphones without sacrificing enterprise capabilities and features.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20590
Federal Highway Administration Research and Technology
Coordinating, Developing, and Delivering Highway Transportation Innovations
|This report is an archived publication and may contain dated technical, contact, and link information
Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-04-094
Date: November 2004
Evaluation of LS-DYNA Soil Material Model 147
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The soil material model using the Nebraska soil parameters provided by the developer do not accurately simulate the physical testing (as shown in the following figures).
Figure 23. Direct shear test.
Figure 24. Soil modulus failure test.
Figure 25. Soil shear failure test.
Using different computer platforms, a comparison of three different models using the FHWA soil model in LS-DYNA is made. Results from an Intel ®-based PC (using Windows) are provided by both the developer and the user, while UNIX-based results from an SGI Octane ® (using UNIX) are provided by the user.
The user's SGI results were obtained using LS-DYNA, Version 970 Beta, Revision 1812, June 7, 2002, for an SGI Workstation IRIX64 6.5.
The developer's PC results were obtained using LS-DYNA, Version 970 Beta, Revision 1812, June 7, 2002, for a PC (Intel) Windows 2000.
Although the results are shown to be different in the latter stages of the simulations on the different computer platforms, they appear to be within an acceptable range based on previous experience with using different computers.
Two single element models were run to check the consistency between the PC (Intel)-based computers and the SGI-based computers. Specific results for each model are described below. The developer supplied only the d3plot files from these runs; thus, the comparison is limited to the information stored in those files.
The deformed geometry of the single element models appeared to be the same and, thus, are not shown.
Model hydten1: Hydrostatic Tension
The internal energy for the hydrostatic tension runs are shown in figure 26. The results are nearly identical until 35 ms. After 35 ms, the results for the SGI and PC begin to diverge. There was no discernible difference between the developer's PC and the user's PC results. The difference between the SGI and PC results after 35 ms is attributed to the significant plasticity that the element has undergone after that time. Once plasticity becomes great enough, round-off errors between the computer platforms begin to influence the results. This, however, is only conjecture.
Figure 26. Hydrostatic tension: Internal energy.
Model txc3-4pr0c.k: Triaxial Compression
The internal energy and effective stress for the triaxial compression runs are shown in figures 27 and 28. The results are nearly identical, with the exception that the single element in the user's SGI run fails a few cycles before the PC runs.
Figure 27. Triaxil compression results: Internal energy.
Figure 28. Triaxial compression results: Effective stress.
This model is a multi-element cylindrical model of a triaxial compression test. The constant-stress solid element formulation is used in this model. As evidenced in figures 29 through 31, the results from the developer's computers match the results from the user's computers very well for the first 260 ms of simulation. After that time, elements begin to fail and the results start to diverge. The elements in the SGI run begin to fail and the model becomes unstable a few milliseconds before the PC results. Overall, agreement between the results appears to be acceptable.
Figure 29. Internal energy.
Figure 30. Cross section force through cylinder.
Figure 31. Deformed geometry.


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Roberts Re-Elected NSRP Panel Vice Chair
Patrick Roberts, Director of Operations for ShipConstructor USA, has been re-elected Vice Chairman of the Business Process Technologies Panel for the United States National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP). The upcoming year will be Roberts' second year in the role of Vice Chairman. The NSRP Business Process Technologies Panel advises the NSRP Executive Control Board on research projects involving technology to improve procedures and practices within the shipbuilding industry. The panel discusses all business processes from initial strategy development through to post-delivery customer service. As Director of Operations for the US subsidiary of Canadian shipbuilding software development firm, ShipConstructor Software Inc., Roberts is in charge of US-based sales, training and various research and development projects focused on the US market. Prior to his work at ShipConstructor, Roberts held various management positions at Bender Shipbuilding & Repair, Alabama Shipyard and Friede Goldman Halter Inc. He has a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and has extensive experience managing R&D projects under the National Shipbuilding Research Program. (www.shipconstructor.com)
BAE Systems Wins Navy Contract
BAE Systems Mayport, L.L.C., Jacksonville, Fla., is being awarded a $13,456,971 firm-fixed-price contract for repair work aboard the USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG 58). This contract is for the USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG 58) drydock selected restricted availability, including drydock and topside maintenance repair work.Extensive coordination is required for the drydock evolution, in addition to the numerous systems onboard to be repaired
Today in U.S. Naval History: April 14
Today in U.S. Naval History - April 14 1898 - Commissioning of first Post Civil War hospital ship, USS Solace 1969 - North Korean aircraft shoots down Navy EC-121 reconnaissance aircraft from VQ-1 over the Sea of Japan 1988 - USS Samuel B. Roberts struck Iranian mine off Qatar 1989 - First Navy ship arrives on scene to assist in Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup For more information about naval history, visit the Naval History and Heritage Command website at history.navy.mil
This Day in Naval History – April 14
1898 - Commissioning of first Post Civil War hospital ship, USS Solace 1969 - North Korean aircraft shoots down Navy EC-121 reconnaissance aircraft from VQ-1 over the Sea of Japan 1988 - USS Samuel B. Roberts struck Iranian mine off Qatar 1989 - First Navy ship arrives on scene to assist in Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup (Source: Navy News Service)
Oil Producers Left Out of Emergency Spending Bill
U.S. Senate and House negotiators have left out several programs in a nearly $15 billion emergency spending bill that would have helped U.S. oil and natural gas producers. While language was left in the spending measure to delay new royalty valuation rules on crude oil production, lawmakers rejected separate programs to provide emergency loans and other royalty relief to small oil and natural producers. Negotiators also turned down a proposal to allow natural gas producers to forgo paying
OIMO Adds Woodruff to Executive Team
Offshore Inland Marine & Oilfield Services, Inc. (OIMO), a company in Topside and Riding Crew repair services, announced the appointment of a new executive to the company's leadership team – Keal Woodruff, Vice President of Projects. In this role, Woodruff will be leading the production and project management teams, as well as engineering services and estimating. He will also hold a contributing role on the senior management team
BIW's Top Navy Officer Relieved of Duty
The top Navy officer in Bath who oversees destroyer construction at Bath Iron Works has been permanently relieved of his duties following an official inquiry. Capt. Michael Stanton, who served as the Navy's supervisor of shipbuilding at BIW, has been replaced. Last month, the Navy announced that Stanton had been placed on paid administrative leave while officials conducted an inquiry of an unspecified nature. Stanton, who assumed command of SupShip on Aug
Divers Find Caribbean Island Pewter Treasure
Shipwreck reveals precious coins, rare pewter artifacts to salvors at Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. The most important shipwreck of its kind dating from the 1500s was recently discovered by Anchor Research & Salvage SRL. According to noted pewter expert Martin Roberts "Pewter finds from the 2012 diving season continue to support present hypotheses on date and origin while also surprising collectors and challenging orthodox knowledge of the mid-16th Century pewter trade
VT Starts Production on Type 45 Destroyer
VT Shipbuilding started production of the latest Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer on July 31. Construction of the fifth ship in the Class, which will be called HMS Defender, was officially started by Matt Roberts, Leader of the Defense Procurement Agency's Type 45 Integrated Project Team. He started cutting steel on VT's advanced laser machine to signal the launch of production. The bow section is scheduled to leave VT in February 2008 for consolidation with the rest of the ship
Coast Guard to Be Honored in DC
The Coast Guard Foundation, a nonprofit organization committed to the education and welfare of all Coast Guard members and their families, announced that its 13th Annual Tribute to the United States Coast Guard in Our Nation's Capital will take place on Tuesday, June 6, 2017 at the National Building Museum, Washington, D.C. Secretary of Homeland Security John F. Kelly and Admiral Paul F. Zukunft, Commandant of the Coast Guard will deliver keynote remarks
Roberts Joins Foss as Chief Commercial Officer
Will Roberts has joined Foss Maritime as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), responsible for building the customer facing team to drive and sustain the company's market share and long-term revenue generation. CCO is a newly developed position at Foss Maritime
ALMACO's CEO is Bullish on Maritime
Where many see challenges, Vilhelm Roberts, CEO and President of ALMACO Group sees opportunity, as his company has carved a niche in providing turnkey accommodation spaces and food handling areas serving the global maritime and offshore markets
SHIPS Act: 355 Ship Navy Gets Legislative Mandate
The push to rebuild the U.S. Navy received a boost today when U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, R-Miss., and Congressman Rob Wittman, R-Va., introduced bicameral, bipartisan legislation that would make it the policy of the United States to achieve the Navy's requirement of 355 ships
RRS Sir David Attenborough: Construction Progressing
Cammell Laird shipyard informs it has reached the nine-month milestone in its project to build the U.K.'s new polar research ship the RRS Sir David Attenborough. The Merseyside-based engineering services giant beat off competition from around the world to be appointed to build
Australia Plans to Limit LNG Exports
Australia's conservative government unveiled a radical plan on Thursday to restrict exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at times when domestic shortages push up local prices, aiming to ease soaring energy costs for local manufacturers.
Cammell Laird: Polar Ship Contract to Kick-start Exports
British shipyard and engineering company Cammell Laird said it plans to unleash an "aggressive exports drive" in 2017 after one of its busiest years for commercial marine work, which saw it land the biggest shipbuilding project in the U.K. for a generation.
ALMACO to Deliver Project Resolve Superstructure
Canadian shipbuilder and industrial fabricator Davie Shipbuilding has awarded ALMACO Group the contract for the delivery of the superstructure of Project Resolve, a Navy AOR vessel, the first project carried out as part of ALMACO and Davie's cooperation and technology transfer.
Voices: Todd Roberts, President, Marine Group Boat Works
From growing up on San Diego Bay then graduating from the California Maritime Academy to leading a fast-growing, technologically advanced, family-owned group of shipyards, Todd Roberts, for as many of his 43 years that he can remember, has always been 'maritime.'
Cammell Laird Launches Claire House Charity Kite Boat
Merseyside shipyard and engineering company Cammell Laird held a special ceremony to launch a unique kite boat designed to raise funds for charity Claire House Children's Hospice. The 'CL Challenger' was designed by retired shipyard naval architect Bill Owen
Crowley Relocates DC Government Office
To better serve its government customers, such as the U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) and Naval Sea Systems Command, Crowley Maritime Corp. has moved its Washington, D.C., office to 100 M Street - adjacent to MARAD and the Navy Yard in the southeastern quadrant of the nation's capital
Cargo Growth Forecast at Canada's West Coast Ports
Ocean Shipping Consultants' 2016 container traffic report for the west coast of Canada forecasted that container demand through the Port of Vancouver and Port of Prince Rupert would be 6.62 million twenty-foot equivalent unit containers (TEUs) by 2030 (base case), with 5.93 million TEUs and 7
Oil and Shipping Markets on Edge After South China Sea Ruling
Global oil and shipping markets reacted nervously on Tuesday after an international arbitration court ruled against Beijing's claims across large swathes of the South China Sea, fuelling geopolitical tensions in the vital waterway. A tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands
Final Agenda for Marad's Sexual Assault Summit Unveiled
The Maritime Administration's 'Call to Action' will address Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment in the Maritime Industry. Obtained this morning from reliable industry sources, the final agenda for what promises to a lively and possibly contentious meeting set up by the U.S
IUMI Position Paper on the Offshore Safety Directive
Neil Roberts, Manager, Marine and Aviation, Lloyd's Market Association (LMA), United Kingdom, and International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) Ocean Hull Committee Secretary and Political Forum Liaison discuses about the position paper published by IUMI.
Panel to Review Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project
An independent three-member review panel has been established to conduct the environmental assessment of the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority's Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project, a proposed new three-ship container terminal that would accommodate growing demand for goods shipped in containers.


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Stratasys, Inc. (NASDAQ: SSYS) and Objet Ltd. (the "Companies") today announced that on October 15, 2012, they submitted a request to withdraw their Joint Voluntary Notice filed under Section 721 of the Defense Production Act of 1950 with respect to their proposed merger, which was granted by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States ("CFIUS") on October 16, 2012. The companies resubmitted their Joint Voluntary Notice on October 16, 2012, to provide for up to 45 additional days of review by CFIUS. This new 45-day CFIUS review period will close on November 30, 2012, and CFIUS may complete its review at any time during this period. The voluntary withdrawal and resubmission was made at the request of CFIUS to allow it additional time to complete its review process. The Companies have not been informed of any specific issues identified by CFIUS and remain committed to completing the CFIUS review process, which may include a mitigation plan that would address any national security concerns that CFIUS may have. In connection with the withdrawal and resubmission, the Companies have agreed to extend the end date under their merger agreement until December 6, 2012. As announced on April 16, 2012, Stratasys and Objet entered into a definitive merger agreement under which the Companies have agreed to combine in an all-stock transaction. The merger has received HSR approval, and Stratasys stockholders and Objet shareholders have also taken all actions required under the merger agreement for approval of the merger. Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Statements Statements in this document regarding the proposed transaction between Stratasys and Objet, including, without limitation, the expected timetable for completing the transaction, statements related to the anticipated consummation of the proposed combination of Stratasys and Objet, statements regarding regulatory review of the transaction, management of the combined company, the benefits of the proposed combination, the future financial performance of the combined company after the proposed combination, and any other statements regarding future expectations, beliefs, goals, plans or prospects constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Any statements that are not statements of historical fact (including statements containing "believes," "anticipates," "plans," "expects," "may," "will," "would," "intends," "estimates" and similar expressions) should also be considered to be forward-looking statements. There are a number of important factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements, including: the ability of each of Stratasys and Objet to satisfy the closing conditions and consummate the transaction; the risk that the businesses may not be integrated successfully; the risk that the transaction may involve unexpected costs or unexpected liabilities; the risk that synergies from the transaction may not be fully realized or may take longer to realize than expected; the risk that management's focus on and disruptions arising from the transaction make it more difficult to maintain relationships with customers, employees, or suppliers; and the other risks set forth in the definitive proxy statement/prospectus filed with the SEC by Stratasys on August 8, 2012, as well as the other factors described in the filings that Stratasys makes with the SEC from time to time. If one or more of these factors materialize, or if any underlying assumptions prove incorrect, the transactions described herein may not be successfully consummated, and if consummated the actual results, performance or achievements of the combined company may vary materially from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements.
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SHEFFIELD — It looked safe for the East after John McGraw scored his second touchdown of the night to give his team an
18-7 lead with 3:30 to play.
It took the West one play — one long play — to make matters interesting. It became more tense as the West got the ball back with 2:08 to play.
But after an 18-yard run by Mark Jones got the West to its own 38-yard line, everything unraveled. Three incomplete passes, two motion penalties and a sack ended the West's final shot at the victory with 19 seconds remaining.
The East survived for an 18-15 win in the 26th edition of the Lorain County All-Star football game Saturday at Brookside High School.
Steve Duplaga of Columbia was named Most Valuable Player for the East. Duplaga completed six of eight passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns.
"It ends four years of hard work," Duplaga said of the MVP award. "I'm honored to be in this all-star game, and this (MVP) plaque doesn't just go to me. It goes to the whole team. The line blocking, the receivers making spectacular catches, the defense coming up with stops, all won the game."
The spectacular catches happened in the first half, when the East wiped out a 7-0 deficit. Elyria's Jordan Thomas set up the first East touchdown with a juggling grab of a Duplaga pass that covered 49 yards on a third-and-10 and got the East to the West's 8-yard line. Pete Zagorsky of Brookside finished the drive with a 6-yard reception from Duplaga on third down.
McGraw was on the receiving end of the second spectacular catch. McGraw escaped a tackle and completed a 42-yard pass play with 1:41 to go before halftime to give the East a 12-7 lead.
The defense came up with four stops on fourth downs and sacked Midview's Chase Williams, the West's quarterback, three times. The big one came when Zagorsky and Josh Pack of Avon Lake converged on Williams at the West's 28-yard line on third down and less than a minute remaining. Sonny Hazelwood of Elyria and Justin Rogerson of North Ridgeville also had sacks.
Scott Gib Given of Midview was MVP for the West. Given cut the East's lead to 18-13 by taking a screen pass from Williams in the left flat and dashing 78 yards to the end zone with three minutes left. Williams ran straight up the middle for the 2-point conversion.
Jones, who led all rushers with 80 yards on 14 carries, scored the West's other TD, on a 3-yard run with 8:20 to play in the first half.
McGraw led the East's rushers. The North Ridgeville star had 49 yards on 13 carries in the second half after gaining just 10 yards on six attempts in the first half.
"They (the West) were filling in the box with eight or nine guys," McGraw said. "At halftime I said, 'Let's run some play-action and make them respect the passing game.' The line started picking up and opening holes."
McGraw's second TD came on a 3-yard run, capping a 20-play, 82-yard drive. The big gain in that possession was a 23-yard Duplaga-to-Zagorsky pass on second-and-12.
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East 18, West 15
West 0 7 0 8 — 15
East 0 12 0 6 — 18
W — Mark Jones 3 run (Adam Reighly kick)
E — Pete Zagorsky 6 pass from Steve Duplaga (run failed)
E — John McGraw, 42 pass from Duplaga (pass failed)
E — McGraw 3 run (kick failed)
W — Scott Gib Given 78 pass from Chase Williams (Williams run)
Team statistics
First downs 12 10
— by rushing 10 6
— by passing 2 4
— by penalty 0 0
Yards rushing 150 91
Yards passing 112 167
Total offense 262 258
Passes att./comp. 13/6 8/6
Intercepted by 0 0
Fumbles/lost 1/0 2/0
Penalties/yards 5/30 2/21
Individual statistics
RUSHING — (W) Mark Jones 14-80, Jason Loushin 15-58, Scott Gib Given 4-27, Chase Williams 5-(-17). (E) John McGraw 19-59, Elliot Rodrigues 4-20, Ryan Klink 2-6, Pete Zagorsky 3-6, Drew Becker 1-0.
PASSING — (W) Chase Williams 6-13-112. (E) Steve Duplaga 6-8-167.
RECEIVING — (W) Scott Gib Given 4-91, Jason Loushin 1-15, Andrew Whited 1-6. (E) John McGraw 2-48, Pete Zagorsky 2-29, Jordan Thomas 1-49, David Banyasz 1-41.
North Ridgeville's John McGraw breaks away from Midview's Joe Harder and scores a touchdown Saturday at Brookside.


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The Century Building is located in downtown Knoxville on Gay Street. The 30,000+ square foot building presents a design challenge: an 18 inch load bearing brick wall that runs through the center of the building. The goal of the project is to create an atrium space without moving the wall. My solution is a central atrium with a green wall, providing light for the core of the building while improving indoor air quality.
The client is Ecobeauty Advertising, an advertising and consultation company working with womens health and beauty companies to implement sustainable advertising, marketing, and packaging initiatives. The students selected their own client and developed a specific program. The initial phase of the project was supporting construction documents, detailing one floor of the building with a reflected ceiling plan, power and communication plan, and a partition plan.
Status: School Project
Location: Knoxville, TN, US
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Recorder Information
> Montgomery County
Recorder Office Locations
Land Records Department
Circuit Court - North Tower 2nd floor, Rm 2120, Rockville, Maryland 20850
8:30 to 4:30 M-F / Record till 4:00 pm
Phone: (240) 777-9470
You are NOT on the Montgomery County official website, you are on Deeds.com, a private website that is not affiliated with any government agency.
Montgomery County Recorder Information
The Circuit Court Clerk's Office is responsible for recording and maintaining real property records in Montgomery County.
Recording Fees
The recording fee in Montgomery County is $20 for a 9-page deed, if it involves solely a principal residence.
For any other deed 10 pages or more, the fee is $75.
A $40 surcharge fee will be applied to every deed, except notice of sales and Power of Attorney, Assumption Agreements, and Transfer of Development Rights.
There is a $15 fee for notice of sale.
A $20 fee will apply to Power of Attorney.
State recordation tax - $3.45 for every $500 or fraction thereof of consideration (exemptions in Tax Property Article, 12-108)
County transfer tax - 1% (charged after first $50,000 of consideration if the property is the Purchaser's principal residence), one-fourth of 1% for deeds to a first-time Maryland homebuyer
State transfer tax - one half of 1% of the consideration (exemptions in Tax Property Article, 13-207)
For first-time Maryland homebuyers purchasing a home, there is a .25% state transfer tax rate. If multiple grantees are listed on the deed, all must be either first-time Maryland homebuyers purchasing their principal residence or persons joined in the deed and purchase money mortgage/deed of trust as co-makers or guarantors. To qualify for this exemption, each grantee must provide a signed statement under oath, stating that the grantee is a first-time Maryland homebuyer who will occupy the residence as a principal resident, or is a co-maker or guarantor of the purchase money mortgage/deed of trust who will not occupy the residence as a principal resident.
Document Formatting Requirements
• The Finance Office, located at 255 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20850, Room L15, must transfer all deeds. Use Monroe Street entrance. Phone: 240-777-8995
• All deeds with agricultural use and partial transfers must go through the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation, located at 30 West Gude Drive, Rockville, MD 20850. Phone: 240-314-4520.
• Deeds submitted for recording must be accompanied by a certification of preparation, which can be signed by one of the parties named in the instrument or by the preparer of the document.
• Deeds must include the grantor's signature, which should be acknowledged by a notary public.
• The Parcel ID # should be printed or typed on the deed. The Parcel ID # is the same as your account number and is located in the upper right corner of your tax bill.
• To record a deed or document that effects a change of ownership, it must be accompanied by a completed intake sheet (available at the state of Maryland website), a copy of the deed for submission to the Department of Assessments and Taxation, and an affidavit of residency, and/or a Maryland Form MW 506 NRS for non-residence sale of property.
• Documents should be submitted on 8.5x11 inch or 8.5x14 inch paper. Black ink should be used, with a font size of at least 8 point.
• The first page should have a 2 inch top margin, and 1 inch margin on the sides and bottom. Subsequent pages should have 1 inch margins.
• Deeds should state the relationship between grantor and grantee, as well as any previously recorded information.
• An affidavit of total payment should accompany deeds and if applicable, a certificate of exemption from withholding.
• Printed names should be beneath all signatures in the document.
• Submitters must provide two copies of quitclaim deeds.
A statement of the amount of the actual consideration to be paid should be included in every taxable instrument presented for recordation as part of its recitals or as part of the acknowledgement. This statement can also be contained in a separate affidavit that accompanies the instrument to be recorded. The amount of the actual consideration to be paid includes the amount of any mortgage or deed of trust assumed by the grantee. The affidavit is to be signed by an interested party to the instrument, or by the agent of the instrument. It is signed under the penalties of perjury.
Montgomery County Forum Topics
Topic Title
Started By
Adding my wife to my deed
When a parent dies and we are Execotors
If my spouse is on the Deed, is she required to be at settlement when selling a home?
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Title Search and Deed Retrieval
Deed Forms
The forms listed below are formatted for recording in Montgomery County
Quit Claim Deed Form
Warranty Deed Form
Special Warranty Deed Form
Grant Deed Form
Easement Deed Form
Correction Deed Form
Trustee Deed Form
Personal Representative Deed Form
Disclaimer of Interest Form
Certificate of Trust Form
We may be able to e-record your deed documents in Montgomery County,
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Supplemental Documents
Affidavit of Residency
Intake sheet
Income Tax Withholding for Non Resident Sale of Real Property
Transfer Tax Rates and Exemptions
Notary Certificates


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B. You go by rows adding the combination of lines from the first two boxes to make the combination of lines in the last one. If any of the lines overlap you delete them.
It also works by columns.
Good pickup, hadn't noticed the columns yet
I dun know
I liked this one, B is the answer. Combination of the lower row gives B to combine with the top right box to give the second row third column combinatin.
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String Leech Tutorial
Mad props to Oak Orchard Flies/glista for the fine tutorial here. Takes the mystery out of a innovative pattern.
Oak Orchard Flies - String Leach
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Awesome fly, I see a modified version looking like an eel in my future for the nightime Stripers... "To the fly cave boy wonder!!!"
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wow thats a big fly! wonder why big fish will be caught using that!
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By Todd Martin, Landmark News Service
The United States Postal Service says it is in dire financial straights.
Late last year it announced the closing of nearly 500 post offices and now nearly 2,000 more could be lost.
A Wall Street Journal report was picked up by several other national media outlets as the news spread early this week.
"It's a scary thought, but I don't have any more information than what they said on the radio," Finchville Postmaster Sharadon Snowden said.
The following Taylorsville Elementary School students were named to the GREATS list for the second nine-weeks grading period.
The students showed exemplary behavior through the entire second nine weeks. The students are listed by their teacher's
last name:
CUNDIFF: Lily Beswick, Paul Cordonnier, Alan Maddox, Taylor Rogers, Mackenzie Sego, Madison Upchurch
SWEAZY: Faithe Foltman, Conner Hasfurder, Ferseis Muenzeberg, Teddi Parks, Annie Grace Riggs, Kyle Vest
The Spencer County Board of Education is asking for nominations of good candidates to serve on its planning committee.
District Operations Director Brett Beaverson said two members recently resigned from the committee, which helps research and plan future district building projects.
Nominees should be a community and/or business leader. Nominations must include the nominees name, contact information and a letter of interest, stating nominee's qualifications.
The Spencer County High School student of the week for Jan. 24-28 is junior Corey Thomas.
Thomas plans to attend the University of Louisville where he wants to study law and eventually be a viable candidate for president of the United States. His inspirations include his grandfather and past president Ronald Reagan.
Outside of school, Thomas enjoys watching sports and FOX news. He describes himself as confident and would one day like to visit Germany.
By Patrick Nix, Pastor, Lighthouse Baptist Church
Exodus 3:1-4:17 records the calling of Moses. The burning bush experience was one of revelation of God as the Great I Am to a reluctant leader. The key to understanding this passage is: trust! God believed in Moses as his man – and Moses needed to learn to trust God wholly – and the people of God would grow in their faith, too. God doesn't call us to tasks too difficult for him. Oftentimes, what the Lord asks of us is nearly impossible to us, but not for him!
By Pastor Jon Rohr of Plub Creek Baptist Church
Many of the blessings in life are easy to see, and many we take for granted. Perhaps you have heard the hymn, "Count Your Blessings." You know how it goes, "Count your blessings name them one by one..." From time to time I have challenged churches and groups to make a list of 100 blessings and then to thank the Lord for them. You might even try it this week. With a list that long, you will get past the things everybody says, like friends and family.
Illustrator Ed Gamble takes a look this week at middle-eastern countries demanding democracy.
Why are the ladies of EveryBody's Fitness Healthy Heroes? Bridey Kurtz, Amanda Truitt, Tonya Deetch, Lori Brock and Nina Gazerro are the instructors at EveryBody's Fitness. They all have been active in fitness for many years and continue to teach fitness for their love of it and to promote healthy lifestyles. The ladies have participated in numerous Spencer County events. Their combination of dedication to promote healthy lifestyles to the community and outgoing selfless attitudes toward helping others makes them perfect examples of Healthy Heroes.
The Spencer Magnet recently garnered 15 Kentucky Press Association awards at the annual Excellence in Kentucky Newspapers competition, including first place General Excellence in the weekly class 2 category.
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This April the correctly maligned 'bedroom tax' and the changes to
council tax benefits will be another blow to the poorest in society while
the rich see income tax on their high earnings cut by 5%.
Housing Futures Research found that 42% of the 660,000 households
to be hit by the bedroom tax already struggle financially. A
staggering 72% have disability and/or health problems. Yet the
government wants to take 14% of your housing benefit if you are in
social housing and deemed to have one 'spare room' and 25% for two
or more.
This crazy attack will see people forced out of cheaper social
housing because of a shortage of single bedroom properties, and into
the private sector where soaring rents will mean their housing
benefit claim actually rises!
The government is also handing council tax support responsibility
to local councils while cutting funding by 10%. Some bills will rise
by £600 a year. Over 74% of councils say they'll now charge people
whose incomes are so low that they don't currently pay any council
The poorest working households could see a doubling of the amount they have to pay.
This website...
......is an attempt to simply list and coordinate as much information as possible about the growing resistance against the current Governments changes to the Housing Benefit and Council Tax systems. I believe that a co-ordinated response against these changes is essential and hope this site will assist this happening if only in a small way.
Changes to the Housing Benefit system
....the Bedroom Tax
Changes to the Council Tax System
....the New Poll Tax
Things you can do....
- Read and sign as many of the petitions as you can.
- Contact your local MP. To find out how go
- Locate and participate in as many meetings and demonstrations as you can.
- Spread the word in the social media.
- Write to your local or a National newspaper.
- Submit details of your group, website, meetings, facebook page etc. to cantpaywontpay.org.
- Petition to Your Local Council. Not sure how? Try
- Send an Email to the Prime Minister. The easy way do it
- Email every MP. List of MP's emails HERE
"The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral philosophy: that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness." JK Galbraith
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, United Nations, Article 25:
(1) Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.
(2) Motherhood and childhood are entitled to special care and assistance. All children, whether born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same social protection.
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Tiara Cupcakes
My neighbor;s daughter was having her quinceanera birthday, so I offered to make these cupcakes. I made 8 tiaras for the ladies on the court, and 8 star cupcakes for the gents. Her colors were black, silver, and fuschia. (couldn't get fuschia exactly, but they came out pretty) The largest tiara was, of course, for the birthday girl herself!! :) TFL!!


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Brad Russell, vice president for university relations at Baptist University of the Américas, has joined the Baptist Standard staff as marketing director.
Russell, 44, will maintain the overall advertising program and develop a marketing strategy for the Standard, including promoting new resource content, products and services that will become available through the Standard's growing online edition.
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"In addition to professional expertise, Brad brings a creative mind, a heart for ministry and a love for Texas Baptists," Editor Marv Knox said. "We feel blessed to have him working with us in this vitally important role."
Russell joined Baptist University of the Américas in 2005 as director of communications and moved into the vice president's position last year. He also taught as adjunct professor of missions.
Prior to joining the BUA staff, Russell created the rebranding strategy in cooperation with the executive staff when the school's name changed in 2003.
Russell was founding pastor of The Springs Church of San Antonio, and he served previous pastorates at First Baptist Church in Gonzales and Edna Hill Baptist Church, near Dublin.
Before he entered vocational ministry, he worked in advertising with the Atkins Agency and the Pitluk Group in San Antonio and Parr Advertising in Austin.
Russell earned a doctor's degree in evangelism and missions in a multicultural context from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. He holds a master's degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a bachelor's degree in advertising from the University of Texas at Austin.
He has held numerous positions in denominational service at the associational, state and national levels, including terms on the Baptist General Convention of Texas committee on committees and committee on Baptist integrity, as well as the Christian Life Commission's council of consultants.
He and his wife, Kenda, have three children—Madyson, 13; Aaron, 10; and Alyssa, 8.
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Mini-30 Lube
I've got a Mini-30 that I acquired in 1993 that I'm going to use as a truck gun.
The Ruger manual just says to use oil on it. On my M1 Garand & M1A I use Tetra grease with good results. Since the Mini-30 is very similar to those two, what does every one here suggest? Thanks.
I prefer grease myself. I use oil for lube in hard to get to places and places with springs like inside a bolt on a bolt action, but other than that I use grease. I just have more confidence in it. :)
I use grease, too.
what type/brand of grease do y'all use? where do you use it?
I use Tetra, and pretty much where I see the blue worn away or know two parts slide against each other, I put a little grease.
I've used Hoppes gun grease for as long as I can remember for wiping guns down and lubing. Sometimes I try something different for lubing just to try something different I don't really have any complaints about any of it so long as its grease.
For grease I use Mobil One Synthetic grease from the auto store. A 6 dollar tub will last a lifetime for all your firearms..
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I like Tetra also, I polished the action with a dremmal tool and rubbing compound. I clean after I shoot and probably should oil more than I do. I wipe down and scrub with a toothbrush and Hoppes Elite.
I use Hoppe's Gun Grease, following the old mantra:
"If it rotates, oil it. If it slides, grease it."
I like the Sno Gun Grease from Birchwood Casey.
Not cheap, but I am a firm believer of "you get what you pay for"
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The ups and downs continue for Alex Poythress.
The freshman forward had nine points on 3-of-5 shooting with nine rebounds in Kentucky's 82-54 win over Marshall.
He even flashed a smile or two.
He was also on the bench for most of the first half with foul trouble because of poor defense, and he ended up fouling out in 21 minutes.
"Look, Alex Poythress did some good things and then he reverted at times," coach John Calipari said. "He just grabbed a guy on a foul, wanted to stop playing, left his feet three times because he was late getting to the guy."
That inconsistency is holding Kentucky back from reaching its ceiling.
When a reporter asked if UK's potential is rooted in Ryan Harrow and his progress, Calipari shook his head.
"What about Alex Poythress?" Calipari said. "Come on. Play the whole game the way you're playing in spurts. Just do it. There's no excuse why you stop on plays."
"I see where he's coming from," Poythress said when relayed Calipari's message. "Sometimes I do have mental lapses."
Poythress said those mental lapses occur when he's "thinking more instead of reacting."
It was just the third time he scored in single digits, but he tied his season-high in rebounds (he also had nine against Long Island).
"Think about some of the other teams we played where he was going against a 6-2, 6-3 guy," Calipari said, "and he couldn't do what he did today."
Poythress said he knows he can be more consistent. He knows there are times where he seemingly disappears on the court. He's working on fixing it.
"I just got to figure it out sooner or later," Poythress said.
Be like Nerlens
Earlier this season, Calipari urged his players to follow Nerlens Noel's lead in playing with energy. They haven't done it consistently, but Calipari's starting to see more effort from his Cats - something he's seen from Noel all season.
"I thought Nerlens played well in the first half, and he talked the whole game," Calipari said after the Marshall game. "We need that energy."
And consequently, the team looks like it is having more fun.
On one first-half play, Noel stole the ball, drove the length of the floor, took a foul and finished at the rim for an and-one. His teammates swarmed him in celebration.
"Did you see some emotion out there?" Calipari said. "Wasn't it great when Nerlens stole the ball and they all huddled? You're like, 'Geez, I haven't seen that all year.' We're starting to get into each other now versus ourselves and it's nice to see."
Earlier in the season Calipari called Noel a high-energy level player and not a skilled player, and while Noel continues to struggle scoring, he's making his presence felt in other ways.
In Saturday's win against Marshall Noel finished with 11 points, 10 rebounds, two blocks and two steals, recording his first double-double of the season.
"Coach wanted us to show emotion and Nelens really brought intensity," forward Kyle Wiltjer said. "It boosted our team and helped us play great defense."
Perhaps the play of the game came after a Kentucky turnover. Marshall appeared to have a wide-open layup, but Noel chased down the ball and pinned the layup against the backboard. Ryan Harrow then soared in and came down with a rebound in traffic.
That's the way Calipari wants his kids to play.
"You have to be in a dogfight every minute or sit down, let someone else play," Calipari said.
Archie struggles
If you look at Archie Goodwin's point total from the Marshall game you would think he was his normal prolific scoring self, but when you read the box score, you see another poor offensive performance.
Goodwin scored 18 points against the Thundering Herd, despite shooting a season-low 4-of-17 from the field. He also had four turnovers.
Calipari was pleased with how his team handled Marshall but said if it wasn't for little mistakes the game could have been over much earlier.
"We missed five layups," Calipari said. "Archie missed four layups, one breakaway."
Calipari sees something wrong with Goodwin's mechanics, but said he'll work with the freshman to get it straightened out.
"I think he's flipping (his layups)," Calipari said. "Rod Strickland thinks he's looking down, not seeing the basket and looking up at the last moment to shoot it.
"I don't know what it is, I'll watch the tape and see if I can figure it out."
Goodwin's missed layups didn't cost UK Saturday but Calipari said that won't be the case against tougher opponents.
"You can't miss layups," Calipari said. "Bad enough missing open shots, but missing layups, c'mon, you're not going to win."
Have a blue Christmas
The Cats have headed home, and won't be returning to Lexington until Dec. 26.
As the players celebrate the Holidays with their families, Calipari wrapped up his news conference after the Marshall game by wishing a Merry Christmas to reporters in attendance and to fans listening.
"Hug your kids," Calipari said. "We know what just went on (with a school shooting) up in Connecticut. Hug your kids. Hug your wife. Hug your spouse. If you get a chance to reach out to someone else, even if they don't know who you are or what you're doing, I tell you, do that."
Calipari said that Kentucky has tried to instill in its players the importance of giving, and he's proud to see his former players absorb that message.
"I love the fact they told me Michael (Kidd-Gilchrist) gave out thousands of backpacks in Charlotte," Calipari said. "That's what we want these kids to be about. We want them to attain their dreams and fame and fortune but we want to look back and see what they're doing with it."


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Effect of Traffic Pattern on Packet Delivery Ratio in Reactive Routing Protocol of Manet
An ad hoc network is a collection of mobile nodes that dynamically form a temporary network. Routing in a MANET is challenging because of the dynamic topology and the lack of an existing fixed infrastructure. In such a scenario a mobile host can act as both a host and a router forwarding packets for other mobile nodes in the network. Routing protocols used in Mobile Ad hoc NETworks (MANET) must adapt to frequent or continual changes of topology, while simultaneously limiting the impact of tracking these changes on wireless resources. In this paper, the author investigate about the effect of change in number of nodes, node speed and pause time on Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR) of MANET reactive routing protocols.


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Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands, 2010/03/31 - airBaltic offers ERV travel insurances starting April 1st in their major 15 European markets.
Comprehensive travel insurance for customers of renowned Latvian airline
Latvian airline airBaltic, Airline of the Year 2009/2010 and Gold Award winner has signed a global agreement to distribute travel insurance with ERV, one of the leading global players in the international travel insurance industry. The insurance is offered as part of the flight booking process and can also be booked separately. airBaltic will initially offer the insurances in their major 15 European markets and intends to gradually roll it out to other markets.
ERV is a member of the ERGO Insurance Group and thus part of Munich Re, one of the worlds leading reinsurers and risk carriers. With premium income amounting to 17.7 billion, ERGO is one of the major insurance groups in Europe. Worldwide, ERGO is represented in over 30 countries, focussing on the regions of Europe and Asia. In Europe, ERGO is the No. 1 in the health and legal expenses insurance segments.
ERV has been providing innovative eCommerce travel insurance and assistance services to travel industry leaders for years. Especially in todays economic climate, customers are more cautious and wary of potential disruptions to their travel plans. Our tailored products ensure peace of mind and financial protection for every airBaltic customer said Ron Hemelrijk, Director International Sales & Marketing, ERV.
airBaltic is experiencing rapid growth that relies on demands for total quality added Ron Hemelrijk. We are particularly pleased to have been able to provide airBaltic and its customers with travel insurance solutions that meet these demands.
Tadas Vizgirda, Executive VP and General Manager airBaltic Lithuania said, "The solution offered by ERV allows our customers worldwide to book travel insurance on the airBaltic websites, managed in their local, native language - something they have been clearly requesting. By integrating insurance in our flight booking process we are able to provide the right product in a convenient way. This will make airBaltic an even more attractive place to do business with. Moreover, travel insurance is an important source of ancillary revenues.
ERGO with its local subsidiaries in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, will service the airBaltic clients in the Baltic States. In the other 12 European countries, ERV will provide the travel insurance for airBaltic customers.
Dr. Kestutis Bagdonavicius, CEO of ERGO in the Baltic States: International business has become an important mainstay of the ERGO Group in recent years, and is growing strongly. A truly global player must establish a solid local presence in each of its main markets, draw on the diversity of its teams throughout the world and be rooted in the culture of each country of operation. ERGO in the Baltic States shares best practice in the group and that way gives a good advantage to its customers all over the world.
About ERV
Over and above its expertise as a travel insurer, ERV (ervgroup.com) sees itself as an innovative service provider. For the last 100 years, ERV has made history in the field of travel insurance and is now the German market leader in the segment. As one of the leading European travel insurers, ERV is represented in 26 countries today. With its international network, ERV ensures that its customers receive optimal service before, during and after their trip. ERV is a member of the ERGO Insurance Group and thus part of Munich Re, one of the worlds leading reinsurers and risk carriers.
About the ERGO Insurance Group
With premium income amounting to 17.7 billion, ERGO is one of the major insurance groups in Europe. Worldwide, ERGO is represented in over 30 countries, focussing on the regions of Europe and Asia. In Europe, ERGO is the No. 1 in the health and legal expenses insurance segments. Within her home market of Germany, ERGO is among the market leaders across all the different insurance segments. 40 million customers thereof 20 million customers in Germany alone - currently place their trust in the services, expertise and financial strength provided by ERGO and its companies. Over 50,000 people work full-time for the ERGO Group, either as salaried employees or as self-employed sales representatives. Majority shareholder with a share of 99.69 % in ERGO is Munich Re, one of the worlds leading reinsurers and risk carriers.
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PLEASANTON — An all-day jazz festival Saturday will feature music of jazz bands and combos from 24 Bay Area high school and middle schools.
The 39th annual Campana Jazz Festival will be held from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Amador Valley High School, 1155 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton.
Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for students and senior citizens. Admission is free for children 5 or younger.
Schools from the East Bay, San Jose and San Mateo will have groups competing in six different divisions. Gourmet food trucks will sell food between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
For details, visit www.amadormusic.org and click on sponsored events.
Contact Denis Cuff at 925-943-8267. Follow him at Twitter.com/deniscuff


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Welcome to "Life After Death"
There are many beliefs about life after death
We invite you to think about one
But first - a reality check!
1. One day your time will run out - you will die.
2. When you die, your beliefs about life after death will finally be tested.
3. If hell is real and you are not good enough for heaven, then you cannot afford to be wrong!
The Belief we invite you to think about is the belief in a real heaven and hell as found in the Bible. If what the Bible says about life after death is true, then you would lose your eternal soul by rejecting it. The Bible is the most read book in the world. It would be foolish to not to take the time to consider what it says about some of the biggest questions in life: What happens when you die? Will I go to heaven?
If the following verses from the Bible are true and you do not believe them, then after death, you would be the biggest loser. Please, don't gamble with the eternal destiny of your soul. Think about this.
"It is appointed unto man once to die and after that, the judgement" (Hebrews 9:27).
"Do not marvel at this, for the hour is coming in which all who are in the graves shall hear His voice, and shall come forth, those who have done good to the resurrection of life, and those who have practiced evil to the resurrection of condemnation" (Jesus' words from John 5:28-29).
So.....if you were to die tonight, where would you go? The Bible says...
The righteous will be welcomed into "eternal life" (Matthew 25:46).
The wicked will be cast into "everlasting fire" (Matthew 25:41).
The rest of this page is here to help you think through the three realities above. But if you want to skip this page and start surfing the site then please go ahead. If you want to jump into the deep end, CLICK HERE and do the Good Person Test. Find out, if you're good enough to go to heaven.
Remember, you cannot afford to be wrong. Eternity is forever!


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What good is an electric car if it can't perform, as advertised, in colder weather? The New York Times' John M. Broder posed this question last week following a failed testdrive of Tesla's Model S in the Northeast.
In a scathing editorial, Broder takes huge issue with the vehicle's performance—the Model S promises up to 265 on a single charge (300 under ideal conditions)—saying his car died long before reaching his desired destination. Broder says he even omitted the heater to help enhance the vehicle's performance, to no avail.
Today, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has responded by saying Broder's claim are simply not true, and he has the evidence to prove it. Tesla has the right to log vehicle data for press vehicles—the company started doing this after a Top Gear incident—and it is in this data that reveals Broder failed to fully charge the Model S, and that he even took a long detour on his proposed route.
Our own Jon Rettinger went on CNBC to talk about the issue, and whether Broder showed journalistic integrity in his report. Tesla is well aware of the Model S's capabilities, and Broder was made privy to its limitations before being given the keys. So when Broder claimed the vehicle didn't perform up to expected standards, there are implications beyond just a bad review, which was reflected in Tesla's falling stock.
Musk appeared on CNBC as well to reiterate that Broder hadn't stuck to the game plan—charge the car fully, don't take detours, don't speed—in order for the car to perform. The New York Times says Broder did hold up his end of the bargain, and that the car simply didn't perform well in cold weather.
Musk and Tesla are currently in damage control mode right now, with Musk saying logs will be released to clear things up.


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The Brunswick Island 3-Light Chandelier
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All of the vintage industrial charm of our new Brunswick Stem Mount times three! This beautiful vintage chandelier would be perfect over a pool table, kitchen island, or workshop space. With plenty of light from its three, 14" shades, this fixture will be an instant classic in your space. Don't forget the nostalgic Edison light bulb to pump up the vintage charm!
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Hotel Exe Coloso Madrid, Exe Coloso is located 50 metres from Madrid's lively Gran Via. Surrounded by great shops and restaurants, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout and rooms with a flat-screen satellite TV. Rooms at the Exe Coloso are modern and spacious. They feature a small seating area and air conditioning. Some rooms include a terrace. The computer in the lobby offers free internet access 24 hours a day. The Coloso's tour desk and ticket service can organize trips to nearby Alcalá de Henares and Segovia. Plaza de España and Santo Domingo Metro Stations are 200 metres from the hotel. (Hotel Exe Coloso Madrid hotels booking).


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Penn Dental Medicine Develops Dual-Degree MBA Program with Wharton
Philadelphia — Building on its interdisciplinary offerings, Penn Dental Medicine has established a new dual-degree program with Wharton, adding a DMD/MBA to its dual-degree options. The new program will enable select students to earn their DMD and MBA in 5 1/2 years, and will be an option for Penn Dental Medicine dual-degree applicants beginning in January 2012.
"With all of Penn's professional and graduate schools on a unified campus , it creates a tremendous opportunity to build interdisciplinary programs for our students," says Dr. Uri Hangorsky, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Penn Dental Medicine. "We are seeing growing interest among our dental students in an MBA program and are pleased to have joined with Wharton to develop this program."
With the addition of the MBA, there are now five dual-degree options for Penn Dental Medicine DMD students – the others include a Master of Bioethics and Master of Public Health with Penn's School of Medicine; a Master of Science in Bioengineering with the School of Engineering and Applied Science; and a Master of Education with the Graduate School of Education. There are limited number of spaces each year available for Penn Dental Medicine students to enter one of the five dual-degree programs.
Interested DMD students apply to the dual-degree programs during their first year of dental school. A competitive application process, students must first apply through the School's Office of Academic Affairs, and if recommended for a program by the Penn Dental Medicine Dual-Degree Admissions Committee, they then must apply to the respective Master's program, each with its own admissions criteria.