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November 7, 2013The Art Gallery at Rivier University presents Best of New England exhibition, November 5-December 6
November 5, 2013Rivier University's Psy.D. program approved for APPIC membership
October 24, 2013Rivier University receives grant from Davis Educational Foundation for new core curriculum
October 17, 2013Rivier University President's Circle hosts Leadership Forum
October 16, 2013Rivier University Golf Classic raises funds for athletic programs
September 24, 2013Rivier University undergraduate students named to Dean's list for summer 2013
September 18, 2013Rivier University named to Victory Media Inc.'s fifth annual Military Friendly Schools® list
September 9, 2013The Art Gallery at Rivier University presents new exhibition, September 16-October 25
August 28, 2013Rivier University named a College of Distinction for third consecutive year
August 5, 2013Register Now for Rivier University's October 19 Undergraduate Fall Open House
August 5, 2013RISE fall courses set to begin September 9; course preview scheduled for August 23
June 12, 2013Renovations to enhance dining experience
June 10, 2013Rivier University appoints Dr. Richard Foemmel chair of the Board of Trustees
May 23, 2013Rivier University undergraduate students named to Dean's list for spring 2013
May 11, 2013Rivier celebrates global engagement, home in Nashua at first Commencement as a University
May 8, 2013Rivier University launches new TV commercial - The World is Your Classroom
May 6, 2013Rivier University signs Memorandum of Agreement with Atilim University in Turkey
April 29, 2013Graduating Class Gift Program: Leave Your Mark
April 25, 2013Rivier's new Psy.D. program in counseling and school psychology first of its kind in New Hampshire
April 17, 2013Several Raiders honored by the GNAC in end of season selections
April 11, 2013Rivier University's Early Childhood Center awarded national reaccreditation through National Association for the Education of Young Children
April 2, 2013Rivier to celebrate global engagement and home in Nashua at its first Commencement as a University
March 26, 2013Register Now for Rivier University's April 20 Undergraduate Spring Open House
March 20, 2013Freshmen Day of Service to be held at Rivier University April 6
March 18, 2013The Art Gallery at Rivier University presents "Sacred Space/Sacred Journey" exhibition
March 11, 2013Author and former Rivier faculty member to read from new novel
March 4, 2013Rivier University to host Refugee Engagement Forum and panel discussion as part of Refugee Engagement Month
February 19, 2013Rivier University establishes Business Program Advisory Board
February 11, 2013Dr. Waleed El-Ansary discusses "Egypt in Transition" at Rivier University's inaugural lecture of the Global Speaker Series
February 11, 2013Rivier University to host Fifth Annual Peace Conference
February 5, 2013Rivier University sponsors two events in observance of Holocaust Remembrance Day on April 8
February 4, 2013Rivier University to host Doctoral Conference on Leadership & Learning on Feb. 23
January 29, 2013Rivier University appoints four new members to Board of Trustees
January 25, 2013Rivier University undergraduate students named to Dean's list for fall 2012
January 14, 2013Rivier University signs Memorandum of Agreement with Hellenic American University
January 14, 2013Share your opinions now by completing the Office of Global Engagement Annual Survey; attend Global Engagement Speaker Series Feb. 11
January 7, 2013Rivier alumnus, former faculty member donates painting to University
January 4, 2013RISE spring course preview scheduled for Jan. 18; spring courses set to begin Feb. 4
January 2, 2013New Vice President for Student Affairs joins Rivier University
December 21, 2012Rivier University campus offices closed from Dec. 24 – Jan. 1
December 21, 2012Rivier University hosts nursing fair for local high school students
December 19, 2012Several members of Rivier University community named to list of top Nashua business leaders
November 30, 2012Rivier University celebrates Christmas at 2nd annual tree lighting ceremony
November 29, 2012Rivier University presented with Health Innovator Award
November 20, 2012Rivier University Thanksgiving Basket Project sets new record
November 19, 2012Register Now for Rivier University's Dec. 12 Doctorate of Education Information Session
November 16, 2012Rivier University celebrates Presentation Day
November 12, 2012Register Now for Rivier University's Nov. 17 Undergraduate Day Admissions Information Session
November 8, 2012The Art Gallery at Rivier University presents "The Art of Jafar Shoja"
November 6, 2012Rivier University hosts Canada-U.S. Business Symposium
November 2, 2012RISE author readings
October 29, 2012RISE Literary Journal available for sale
October 25, 2012Rivier University welcomes new Dean of Business Administration
October 22, 2012Register Now for Rivier University's Nov. 10 Undergraduate Open House
October 22, 2012President of Rivier University reads to kindergarten class at University's Landry Early Childhood Center
October 12, 2012Rivier University President's Circle to host Canada-U.S. Trade Symposium
October 10, 2012Rivier University to undergo comprehensive evaluation by Commission on Institutions of Higher Education Nov. 12-14
September 17, 2012The Rivier University President's Circle to present N.H. Gubernatorial Debate on September 27
September 17, 2012Rivier University Awarded Military Friendly Schools® Title from Victory Media Inc.
September 14, 2012Rivier University celebrates attainment of university status with special event
September 7, 2012Rivier University's 15th annual Golf Classic offers new venue at exclusive Manchester Country Club
September 4, 2012The Art Gallery at Rivier University presents Saint John's Bible exhibition
September 4, 2012Rivier University welcomes new Vice President for Finance and Administration
August 23, 2012Rivier University welcomes the Class of 2016, returning students
August 14, 2012Three Rivier University students awarded scholarships through NHHEAF
August 7, 2012RISE fall courses set to begin September 4
August 6, 2012Rivier University celebrates 100th birthday of Sister Adrienne Beauregard, pm
July 2, 2012Rivier University initiates global engagement program
July 1, 2012Rivier University—a new name for a transformative institution
June 25, 2012Rivier students, faculty invited to attend official signing of new bill at State House
June 13, 2012Rivier to offer new special education master's with autism specialization
June 7, 2012Two Local Rivier-Affiliated Nurse Practitioners Presented with Nurse Practitioner of the Year Award
May 18, 2012
Rivier College Inducts Students into Psi Chi Honor Society
May 16, 2012
Superintendent of Nashua City Schools Honored with Rivier's Outstanding Educator of the Year Award
May 12, 2012
Rivier confers 670 degrees at 77th commencement ceremony
May 7, 2012
Rivier College to Become Rivier University
April 30, 2012
Rivier's Global Studies Program sponsors meeting with Sen.Mitchell
April 16, 2012
New Student Orientation Program for Class of 2016- June 25-26 or June 28-29
April 19, 2012
Rivier College is pleased to present Multicultural Celebration Day
April 18, 2012
Kaddish: A composition of music and testimonies by Holocaust survivors
March 20, 2012
Dr. John J. DeGioia, President of Georgetown University, to receive honorary degree at Rivier College
January 27, 2012
Rivier College Art Gallery presenting exhibition featuring Biblicalworks by Marc Chagall
January 25, 2012
Rivier College appoints two members to its Board of Trustees
January 24, 2012
Rivier to host lecture given by the daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu
January 19, 2012
Rivier campus minister writes music for new Mass translations
January 9, 2012
Republican presidential candidate, former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum visits Rivier College
December 22, 2011
Rivier College hosts international student recruitment conference
December 21, 2011
Republican presidential candidate, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum to visit Rivier College on January 9
December 19, 2011
Rivier College academic journal nominated for inclusion in global research database
December 16, 2011
Rivier College honored for support of Nashua Soup Kitchen
December 13, 2011
Rivier community collects Christmas presents for those in need
December 8, 2011
Rivier College launches two new online degree programs
December 5, 2011
Rivier community celebrates the Christmas season at campus tree lighting
November 30, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry addresses business community at Rivier College
November 29, 2011
Rivier College Thanksgiving Food Drive sets new record
AARP Driver Safety course offers road strategies for seniors
Republican presidential candidate, former Utah governor visits Rivier College
November 28, 2011
Business professor brings Rivier experiences to students, colleagues in Russia
Celebrate the Christmas season at Rivier College this weekend
November 21, 2011
Republican presidential candidate and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich visits Rivier College
November 18, 2011
Rivier College celebrates the Inauguration of its 12th President, Sister Paula Marie Buley, IHM, on Friday, November 18
November 17, 2011
Rivier College celebrates Presentation Day
November 14, 2011
Rivier to host discussion about political experience of women seeking, holding office
Rivier to host smoking cessation awareness event
New exhibition at Rivier College Art Gallery features printmakers
November 11, 2011
Law enforcement forum discusses merits of community policing
Rivier College announces plans to seek university status
November 3, 2011
Rivier College to host local business educators
English professor releases new book
October 28, 2011
Rivier College to host Native American speaker on Nov. 1
October 27, 2011
Rivier College to host local law enforcement officials
October 21, 2011
Business faculty member awarded tenure status by the College
October 17, 2011
Rivier College appoints two new members to the Board of Trustees
October 7, 2011
Faculty, alumni art exhibit being held at Rivier College
October 4, 2011
New Alumni Career Series focuses on professional development
September 27, 2011
Celebrities, tournament sponsors come together to support Rivier athletics
September 21, 2011
Rivier College named a Military Friendly School by G.I. Jobs Magazine
September 14, 2011
Rooted in Mission: Rivier's new President outlines strategic plan
September 13, 2011
Rivier named a College of Distinction
September 12, 2011
Special prayer service recalls 9/11 attacks
September 6, 2011
Nursing programs awarded eight-year accreditation
August 30, 2011
Rivier College receives $10,000 grant from The UPS Foundation, will use to offer scholarships
Three incoming Rivier College students secure scholarships through online drawing
August 11, 2011
College set to welcome students for a new year
August 10, 2011
Professors from China's Nanjing University visit Rivier
July 25, 2011
Office of Financial Aid promotes financial literacy among students, recent alumni
July 22, 2011
Dynamic reading camp keeping local elementary school students sharp in reading
July 21, 2011
Summer Institute for Educators shaping dynamic teachers
July 7, 2011
Graduate students serve local community while developing 21st-century business skills
June 24, 2011
Rivier men's volleyball leads the NCAA
Rivier students participate in overnight cancer research fundraiser
June 13, 2011Overlooking Manchester: new College billboard reaches Manchester market
May 19, 2011Rivier announces appointment of Sr. Paula Marie Buley, IHM as the 12th President of Rivier College
May 18, 2011Rivier Design Group interns assist downtown revitalization efforts
May 18, 2011Congratulations to Raiders for successful spring seasons!
May 14, 2011Rivier conferred 626 degrees at Commencement 2011
May 13, 2011Rudy Giuliani delivered keynote address at emergency management conference at Rivier College on May 13
May 6, 2011Gary Hirshberg, President and CEO of Stonyfield Farm, to speak at Rivier College Commencement on May 14
May 5, 2011Rudy Giuliani to deliver keynote address at emergency management conference at Rivier College on May 13
May 3, 2011Campus Compact of NH recognizes a Rivier student, faculty member, and organization for their service
May 1, 2011Rivier Art Department awards high school students in juried online art exhibition titled "Create Your Own Boundries"
April 18, 2011Rivier College's Early Childhood Center visited by Nashua's Mayor during the Week of the Young Child
April 8, 2011Rivier adds support service for veteran students transitioning from military to civilian life
April 5, 2011Rivier student organizations come together to coordinate blood and bone marrow drive on April 11
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Nashua Telegraph: 12/08/13Rivier upgrades its gateways to help it grow . . .
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New Hampshire Union Leader: 12/02/13Rivier University in Nashua aims to transform campus with $4 million plan
Nashua Telegraph: 11/30/13Rivier University collects 425 Thanksgiving food baskets for needy
Nashua Telegraph: 11/17/13RISE authors to read at Toadstool Bookshop in Milford
Nashua Telegraph: 11/14/13Rivier University's Psy.D. program approved for APPIC membership
Interview with Dr. Brad Stull, Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Interdisciplinary Programs and Professor of English, Rivier University
Nashua Telegraph/AP: 10/29/13Rivier University gets $105K grant for core curriculum development
Boston.com/AP: 10/29/13Rivier University gets $105K grant for curriculum
New Hampshire Union Leader: 10/17/13AG Foster proud of state's efforts to find Abigail
Nashua Telegraph: 10/10/13Rivier University Leadership Forum to host attorney general
Nashua Patch: 9/19/13Check Out Rivier University's New Dining Hall
Nashua Patch: 9/19/13Rivier University Earns 'Military Friendly' Designation
MyFox Orlando: 9/4/13Rivier University Launches Psy.D. Program in Counseling and School Psychology
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Rivier University named a College of Distinction for third consecutive year
Nashua Telegraph: 8/18/13RISE program at Nashua's Rivier University to hold fall course preview
Hollis Brookline Journal: 8/16/13RISE program to hold fall course preview
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The Republic: 6/2/13NH's Rivier University signs agreement with Atilim University in Turkey
Lowell Sun: 5/12/13New beginnings at Rivier
Nashua Telegraph: 5/12/13Graduates of Rivier University in Nashua urged to use new skills to globalize New Hampshire
New Hampshire Union Leader: 5/11/13Rivier marks a milestone with commencement
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Nashua Telegraph: 5/4/13Rivier University professor named state business educator of the year
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Parenting New Hampshire Magazine: 4/16/13Rivier's Early Childhood Center award national reaccreditation
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Nashua Telegraph: 4/7/13'Sacred Space' in Southwest reflected in artwork
New Hampshire.com: 4/4/13Art display, lecture planned as part of Holocaust Remembrance Day
New Hampshire Union Leader: 4/3/13Rivier University to present Nashua mayor with honorary degree
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Nashua Patch: 3/20/13Freshmen Day of Service to be held at Rivier University April 6
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Nashua Telegraph: 3/8/13Rivier University: A Transformative Institution
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Hollis Brookline Journal: 3/1/13Rivier appoints new board of trustees
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New Hampshire Union Leader: 2/22/13Rivier launches business advisory board
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New Hampshire Union Leader: 1/2/13New vice president for student affairs joins Rivier University
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Adobe Premiere Element 10. Still Photo pan and zoom.
Works well with with a 16:9 aspect photo. However, I am trying to use a photo with a 5:7 aspect ratio (picture is vertically situated) and I am not able to capture the full starting image in the initial focus frame #1. Consequently, I am not able to perform the pan and zoom I desire. How do I free up the frame to allow me to drag it to cover the entire image?
To fill the Video Frame with a portrait oriented Still Image, you would adjust the Fixed Effect>Motion>Scale, but note, this will also crop some of the vertical dimension, to fit into the landscape orientation of the Video Frame. That Effect>Motion>Scale is the same one that you use for a Zoom.
With portrait oriented Still Images, there are a few other things that one can do, but it depends on the look that they want. This ARTICLE goes into more detail on one of those methods.
Good luck,
Thanks Bill. If we ever meet, I'll buy the wine!
The solution looks a little more than I was hoping for. The Pinnacle product I moved over from was much more straight forward
on this process - though not as full featured as Adobe. In that product, the differences in aspect ratios were automatically accounted for. But, it is good to know that we do have some flexability with Adobe, if needed. Perhaps this would be an area for a future Adobe upgrade request.
While I have your ear (or eye, I should say), I am a bit annoyed how this Adobe product handles "drop-ins" into an existing Timeline. For example, I have several clips built in my Timeline. I click and drag a new project photo and drop it onto one of those existing timeline clips. Instead of pushing the existing clips to the right and inserting the new photo, oftentimes Adobe will fracture the moving clip that was underneath the incoming photo, leaving two "clips" - a small ghost image fragment and the balance of the moved clip. Additionally, if there are any music tracks below the new clip, those sometimes are also affected negatively. Again, just for reference, in my old Pinnacle product, once I dropped a clip on top of another, the software would move all clips (and associated titles and sound tracks) to the right, allowing for the insertion of the new material. To compensate, I now have to make sure that the red "Play" bar is located directly at the front of the Timeline clip to be moved, before I drop the new material in. Even then, I have to adjust the spacing between the some of the clips to remove unwanted spaces.
Again, thanks for your assistance.
Have you tried the Pan & Zoom tool, located along the top of the Timeline panel? It's a very intuitive way to create pan and zoom motion paths, sb.
Your other issue is related to the ripple edits feature, which can be turned off as you add clips.
Thanks Steve.
Yes, I am using the Pan and Zoom Tool above the Timeline. As I stated, it works well on a 16:9 photo (which is the same format as the overall project), but on something like a 5 X 7 vertical photo, the the initial #1 frame created by the tool, is in the16:9 format and consequencly only covers a small part of the 5 X 7 photo. If you try to adjust the frame, it cannot be adjusted to accommodate the 5 X 7 photo size. Bill's suggested workaround will get me there, but, it adds to much to the editing task. Based on how some of the other vendors are handling this process (Pinnacle / Avid etc.), it seems like Adobe could easily upgrade this functionality to make this work better.
Actually, what I suggested is not a workaround. It is the way things are, when one has a landscape Aspect Ratio, as one has with Video, and then they wish to insert a portrait Still Image, which has a totally different Aspect Ratio into that Video Frame.
You can place the portrait Still Image in it, and Scale to Frame, which will automatically Scale that Still Image to fill the height of the Video Frame, but that will leave black borders on either side.
The method that I outlined will fill the horizontal Frame, but result in the need to crop.
If black borders are not an issue (the link that I provided, offered one method to handle those), just turn ON Scale to Frame, and PrE will do just that, but only on one dimension.
Good luck,
There is yet another method of handling a portrait Sitll Image in a landscape video Frame, but I do not think that you will like the result.
You could adjust the Fixed Effect>Motion>Scale, uncheck Constrain Proportions, and adjust the Height and the Width separately. However, that will greatly distort the Still Image, but it will change its Aspect Ratio to match that of the landscape video Frame.
Take a look, but I doubt that you will like the result.
Good luck,
I am struggling with this feature. It seems over complicated and note that a few others seem to be saying the same thing. Specifically, I have two examples.
Firstly I would like to just pan a photo. The photo happens to be portrait and is centrally positioned in the screen with black borders to the left and right. The pan and zoom edit screen drops those black borders and just shows me my photo. Thus, I can only pan within the confines of the photo, not the screen. It is actually even worse than this because if I then create a pan/zoom within those restrictions and click OK, the resulting image is zoomed in so there are no black borders, just as it looked in the edit screen.
Secondly, and again with a portrait photo, this time positioned fully to the left hand side with a large area of black to the right (where I intend to add some text). The pan and zoom screen gets completely confused and the selections withing the adjustable focus windows are offset from the final result (i.e. a different selection is displayed). Whereas the focus windows show areas of the photo, the final result offsets the pan/zoom to the right. Again, there seems to be an issue when the image is not exactly proportioned to the screen.
Have you cropped and sized your photo to 1000x750 pixels in size?
If you do, this problem will go away.
Hi Steve
Wow, that was a quick response.
Why would I want to crop my photo, I like it just the way that it is? If I crop, then I will loose content. I want the black borders, I am not trying to eliminate them.
Perhaps I have not explained the difficulty and maybe, on reflection, it could have been better summarised by saying that the edit screen of the pan and zoom function assumes, even requires, the image to be the same size and aspect ratio to the monitor screen. If it is anything different then the result is unpredictable.
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The photo happens to be portrait and is centrally positioned in the screen with black borders to the left and right
I suspect those black borders are 'blank areas'. Try using Photoshop Elements, or similar other graphics program, to add a real border around your photo, increasing the actual image size so that Pan & Zoom sees it as a large image.
Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children
"the pan and zoom function assumes, even requires, the image to be the same size and aspect ratio to the monitor screen."
Exactly what I said, actually.
Either I am completely missing how to do something that is relatively simple in other products or Adobe really missed a very versatile feature.. As the OP described, I have multiple images (not video) on the same screen at the same time. In other products such as Pinnacle, I could pan and zoom each image on the screen independently. This gives a very nice effect of motion with still images as they appear and fade on various parts of the screen simultaneously. Almost like having multiple projectors.
Every time I use the Pan and Zoom tool the image I am working with becomes full screen and I am struggling to anchor it into position. There must be a way to do this. I don't want the image to move on the screen, just the content of the image to "appear" to zoom in or out or across.
For Pans and Zooms with PiP (Picture in Picture), do not use the Pan & Zoom Tool. It has other functions, and also limitations.
Instead, use the Fixed Effects>Motion>Scale (Zoom) and Motion>Position (Pan) and Keyframe their attributes.
Good luck,
The Motion>Scale method reduces quality temendously in HD. I would recommend using it sparingly. The only way to zoom/pan from an entire image down to a detail in the image or vice versa is to use Photoshop, Gimp, or other photo editing software and make a very large blank image with your original image in the center. Make the background black or whatever your project look is. Usually twice or three times the size of the original image is sufficient. Then PrE will be tricked into letting you create frames in the pan and zoom tool that are larger than your actual image. If i didn't explain that very well, let me know and I'll drink some coffee before I start typing. This particular shortcoming of PrE is bothersome.
Another way to solve this problem is to use Photoshop to create a slide show of the still images with portrait orientation. In Photoshop I think you have more control over the pan and zoom. Then you can output the slide show project to Premiere Elements and can break it apart and position the still images where you want them in the overall video project.
my premiere always export the video in any format , he say "Error compling the movies " what mean 's & how can i solve it
It's not at all clear what steps you're taking and what results you're getting, kumar.
For Error Compiling Movie, the link in this article might be helpful: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4172254#4172254
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After the first year of the ADA/Kellogg Executive Management Program, Professor Sri Sridharan, Ph.D., developed a case study called "Midwest Dental Associates Inc."
The case study is designed to illustrate informed decision-making with the goal of helping participants in the program manage their professional and personal finances.
"In the first part, I walk dentists through the process of reading major financial statements and build familiarity with concepts that will help them make decisions about their investments," said Dr. Sridharan, John and Norma Darling Professor of Accounting Information and Management at the Kellogg School of Management.
"The second part of the case involves operating data and cost information. The greatest constraint that dentists have is the number of hours they can put in their practice," said Dr. Sridharan. "They want to make sure they are spending it not only as productively or efficiently as possible but also as effectively as possible."
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Dr. Sridharan's case study is one example of how the Kellogg School of Management has tailored the Executive Management Program to dentists' needs since the program's inception in 2005.
Dentists completing the Executive Management Program represent diverse interests, including those who:
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- own or are seeking to buy a nondental business, such as a franchise;
- serve on a board for a nonprofit or investor-owned corporation;
- provide leadership in the dental insurance field, dental manufacturing or consumer goods, education, government, research or the military;
- are contemplating a career change;
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A cadre of Kellogg faculty lends its expertise to the program in a curriculum that draws from the core content areas for Kellogg MBA students, including business strategy, organizational leadership, marketing, finance, accounting, economics, quantitative methods and operations. The Executive Management Program is not a practice management course.
Three sessions are held on Kellogg's Chicago campus near ADA Headquarters. Program dates for 2010 are July 8-13; Sept. 10-15; and Nov. 4-9. Participants receive a Kellogg certificate and continuing education credit from the ADA.
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Day 2 Cardio workout done! Just made my lunch to take to work. All meals planned out today. Let's make it a great day!!!!
I hope everyone's first workout and diet changes went well. I'm sore...very sore but I felt an accomplishment when I finished. I need to work on decreasing my time between sets..my workout took way longer than it was supposed to. I'm using the journal and I do think it helps a lot. Good luck everyone!
I use a little stopwatch to time my intervals between sets. It keeps me on track. A minute goes by really fast when you are working hard.
I think I over did my LBW. :/ I was a little overzealous on my leg extentions. But stayed on track with eating!
We're in the middle of day 3:) The eating has been easier than expected (so far) and the workouts have hurt more than expected...I'm not sure why I didn't think it was going to hurt so bad. I guess if it hurts, we're doing something right! My husband is doing it with me and that helps (although we don't work out together because of kids and schedule) but it's great that we are eating the same breakfasts and dinners and I don't feel deprived watching him eat something else.
It also helps to know you guys are in this too...good luck!
Day three going well so far. My LBW this morning was great but I am now starting to feel sore and I think I am in trouble for tomorrow. Any ideas on helping this soreness in my legs? Sounds like everyone is doing great, keep up the good work!
Hey congratulation! You can do it!
I have a question though, I want to post things but IDK how to?!
I also started on Monday and have had success in the past. I look forward to being a positive and frequent contributor to this group. We can do it together! The 12 weeks will go by quick!
Sore Sore Sore!!! But I completed day three WHOOT !!!
@Jmont - the owner at the gym had me use these hard rollers (they look like pool noodles- I had never used before but you may know what I'm talking about) on my legs to break up the lactic acid
I will also be completing the 12 weeks without my wife working the program with me because she is pregnant. Together, we will make it.
Thanks KLRedd i will try that. I have seen those before at races. Day 4 cardio done! Getting ready for the day. Take it one day at a time!
Thanks Jmont6767 I will try that. I would like to get my workout to the recommended length so I can start doing it in the morning. As far as leg soreness, the only that ever helped me was warming them up (eliptical/treadmill) then stretching...and Advil. It's funny too, I've heard it before that your legs don't get sore until the 2nd day after you work out...I think it's true. Glad everyone is still sticking with it. Keep up the good work. 86 more days to go!
Just finished my morning cardio. We are almost through Week-1.
I did my cardio today. It was mainly walking but I did a slooow jog trying to rev it up on my high points.
Day 5: I had a great upper body workout this morning. Getting up an hour earlier has been the biggest challenge in the first week. Especially with my 2-year old daughter deciding not to sleep through the night again. But it is worth it. Eating will be a bit of challenge today because I have two appearances at the Old Globe Theater as their promotional Grinch. I will be in the park for about 12 hours with no chance to go home in between. I am bringing my bars, a few apples and will be on the lookout for a healthy place to eat.
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Picking up on Kirk's very goo dsuggestion, I spent some time this weekend, exploring the NOVA Science Now web site. If you haven't yet visited it, it's worth a look. Here's the link to the main page.
I particularly liked this page, which includes a little activity called Marathon Mouse, where students learn about new drugs that seem to have the benefits of exercise. The activity features some scientists from the Salk Institute and the work they do with genes and metabolism. The activities themselves are nicely done – simple and a little whimsical (a silly, hand-drawn mouse that you experiment with). And if you want to show students a news article, to illustrate the way this research was covered by the press, here's a BBC article on the same research. Also off this page are also a few nice videos, an "ask the expert" page, teacher's guides, and other resources.
In addition to the metabolism material, I found the Science News feed (which many of you may already subscribe to) as well as a series of interesting-sounding podcasts.
There's also a handy archive page of all the past NOVA programs (organized by topic area) that you're already familiar with, but might want to send students to (Typhoid Mary, Mirror Neurons, Stem Calls, Secrets of the Mind, Sleep, etc.).
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Edmond Public Schools will pre-register kindergarten students for the 2013-14 school year at all elementary school sites from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 27 and March 28.
Parents should take the following items with them when they go to the school to pre-register their child:
• Two proofs of residency — A current gas, electric or water and sewer bill and a mortgage contract, deed or lease agreement.
• Legal birth certificate — A certificate issued by the state or county where the child was born. He or she must be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1, 2013.
• Immunization record — the Oklahoma School Immunization Law requires records provided by a licensed physician or public health authority that clearly indicates which immunizations have been received, the dates they were administered and the signature or stamp of the physician or health clinic that administered the immunizations or interpreted the immunization history.
Parents who have applied for a transfer to a school other than their neighborhood school should pre-register at their neighborhood school unless they have been notified that their transfer request has been granted.
Students who will attend kindergarten in 2013-14 at Frontier Elementary may complete their enrollment packets at John Ross, Washington Irving or West Field elementary schools.
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Edmond Public Schools will pre-register kindergarten students for the 2013-14 school year at all elementary school sites from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 27 and March 28.
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Dr. Fielding's variance denied by close vote
Reverse-angle parking will continue at the 13 N. University Drive office of Dr. Brad Fielding. The Edmond City Council rejected a variance request by the local optometrist to end the city's pilot project in front of his medical facility.
Councilman Nick Massey and Councilwoman Victoria Caldwell supported Fielding's variance request that was dismissed in a 3-2 vote.
Four parking lines were striped late last year at Fielding's business after the city opened new bicycle lanes along University. The city cites the safety for bicyclists and motorists who traditionally depart while backing into traffic as the main reasons for introducing reverse-angle parking.
Sequoyah names students of the month
Sequoyah teachers chose the following students as students of the month for being good role models, conscientious students, diligent workers, and respectful individuals
OCU planning Earth Day activities
Oklahoma City University will celebrate Earth Day with events on April 22. The events are free to the public and will be in the McDaniel University Center near Florida Avenue and Northwest 26th Street.
Student newspaper, magazines take top honors at contest
Ruff Draft, the student newspaper produced by staffs at all three Edmond high schools, recently took top honors in the Oklahoma Scholastic Media competition, which is conducted in coordination with the Gaylord School of Journalism at the University of Oklahoma.
UCO puts the spotlight on design graduates
The University of Central Oklahoma Department of Design will present "Defeaters of Dull: The Design Senior Show" from 6-8 p.m. April 17 at the First National Center, 120 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 730W, in downtown Oklahoma City.
Gala to celebrate global programs
The University of Central Oklahoma's Office of Global Affairs will present the International House Night Market Gala from 6-9 p.m. April 18 at the UCO International House, 912 N. Chowning Ave. in Edmond, just north of the main campus.
Now in its second year, the gala's 2014 theme is "A Fusion of Art and Cultural Storytelling."
Attendees will enjoy dinner, live and silent auctions, entertainment and the presentation of the award for Promoting Cross-Cultural Understanding to Pam Washington, Ph.D., dean of Central's College of Fine Arts and Design, as well as the recognition of Zhongying Wang, president of Tiptop Energy Production US LLC, as a top contributor to Cross-Cultural Understanding.
Oklahoma Christian presents band, orchestra concerts
The Oklahoma Christian University music department will present its final instrumental concerts of the school year next week.
500-plus Edmond students visit safety village
More than 500 local students have learned about safety from Edmond firefighters in recent days.
Mid-day Friday, students from Washington Irving Elementary School were at the Edmond Fire Department's Children's Safety Village, a child-size, life safety education center where children learn in a hands-on environment. The village is complete with a city park, buildings, streets, traffic lights, a railroad crossing, a water feature and utility-like infrastructure.
Edmond student named National Achievement Scholarship winner
National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced this week the names of about 800 outstanding Black American high school seniors who have won Achievement Scholarship® awards through the National Achievement Scholarship Program. These awards, totaling more than $2 million, are financed by grants from 31 corporate organizations and professional associations, and by National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Perry takes on Summit principal position
Shana Perry was named the new principal of Summit Middle School starting for the 2014-15 school year. The Edmond Board of Education voted on the personnel change at its regularly scheduled meeting Monday.
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Not bad for a bunch of geezers in their 60s. Wish I could have been there. I barely missed them in '74 and I missed them again 35 years later.
I did, however, get the 2 CD set of the show from here. So that's what I'm listening to.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- OTEC International LLC (OTI) principals recently presented to The World Bank Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) on the fundamentals of ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) technology, along with OTI's commercial projects on the horizon.
A comprehensive discussion about this important baseload renewable energy technology and its optimal markets was led by Eileen O'Rourke, OTI's Chief Operating Officer, and Barry Cole, OTI's Executive VP and Director of Technology Development.
"There is a growing interest in OTEC, especially for island nations who rely on importing fossil fuel for energy," said O'Rourke. "OTEC International's presentation to The World Bank outlined the commercial readiness of the technology, the characteristics of current OTEC markets, and the pre-development process for interested countries. We're happy to renew connections with this important organization and to share the potential benefits of OTEC for the small island states and the developing world."
The presentation included a description of OTI systems and components, including commercial availability and pedigree, and OTI's line of floating OTEC platforms. Based on experience with island customers, OTI discussed how a renewable OTEC facility could integrate with established electrical generating plants to enhance the stability and reliability of the entire system. OTI provided some confidential data to be used internally by The World Bank to inform its renewable energy discussions.
About OTEC International LLC
Established in 2001, OTEC International LLC has built on decades of research by OTEC pioneers. OTEC International received the first, and to this date the only, approval-in-principle for its 25- and 100-megawatt (MW) offshore platform designs from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), a leading international marine-related classification society. OTEC International is negotiating a Power Purchase Agreement with Hawaiian Electric Company for a 100-MW plant, Power Purchase and Interconnection Agreements with The Caribbean Utilities Company Ltd. for 25-MW and is meeting with government officials in The Bahamas regarding 3 to 5-MW projects. The company has not relied on government funding for its research and development but rather has been privately funded by The Abell Foundation, a nonprofit based in Baltimore, Maryland. For more information, visit OTEC International online at www.oteci.com.
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We brought you the first photos of the 2015 M4 Coupe prototype earlier today, now have a first live look and listen at the prototype in action on the Nurburgring.
What you're seeing and hearing is the F80 M3 / F82 M4′s anticipated inline 6 cylinder engine with multiple turbochargers, pushing approximately 450 horsepowers. The engine has been rumored to be an extensively reworked and reinforced N55 6-cylinder engine with a strengthened aluminium block with a heavily modified cylinder head. The Induction technology is said to be completely new as will be the latest bi-vanos variable valve timing. But, we also think that there may be a possibility that the engine turns out to be a reworked/enhanced version of a successor engine to the N55 (which has … CONTINUED
We've heard rumblings in the past weeks that the F82 M4 coupe had begun its public testing rounds and our spies have now spotted it for the very first time!
The prototype wears the typical heavy camouflage of early stage mules, but there's plenty to analyze. There's little doubt this is the M version of the upcoming 4 Series coupe. There are the signature M quad exhausts, the flared fenders, signature blue M brakes, wide tires, and M6 steering wheel.
Both the front and rear fenders on the M4 coupe are significantly flared and stretched compared to the F32 4 Series prototypes we have spotted. The rear flare is easy to spot, while the front is less conspicuous. But one can easily tell in photo #5 where the … CONTINUED
New photos of the mystery shrouded BMW model spotted at the BMW Museum shows that it is indeed a coupe shape, ruling out the possibility that it is the F80 M3 sedan. However, new info and clues provide some guidance on what it may be.
The car is confirmed to have quad exhausts, which confirms that it's an M model. We can think of two upcoming M models expected in the next 2-3 years bearing the shape and size suggested by the photos – the F82 M4 Coupe and M6 Gran Coupe. The rear tires on this model give further clues. They are Michelin Pilot Super Sports in 275/35/19 size, which is too small for the M6 Gran Coupe, which should share similar size tires as the … CONTINUED
A mystery BMW model appeared at the BMW Museum a bit over a month ago, shrouded under a big blue tarp. It's yet to be positively identified, but could this possibly be the next generation F80 M3 sedan or F82 M4 coupe?
There's not much to go off of by way of the sparse photos, but the one part of the car that can be partially seen – the wheels, happen to match the wheels that have been spotted on the F80 M3 sedan prototypes from our spy photos.
It's premature for any F80 M3 concept to be shown, much less an F82 M4 coupe (the F32 4 series coupe upon which the M4 will be based has not even debuted yet), but is it just our hopeful … CONTINUED
Someone at BMW M HQ in Garching has been gabbing and has let on to Bimmerfile that the next generation 2014 F80 M3 may be getting electric power steering instead of the hydraulic power steering that M cars have always been equipped with (even with the latest M5 and M5).
Porsche's new 911 991 is equipped with EPS which has been praised, which likely gives manufacturers such as BMW hope that a sporty EPS system can be developed for their most sporty cars – the M lineup.
We can finally confirm that the next generation M3 (F80 / F82) will be powered by an inline 6 cylinder engine. We spoke to the President of BMW North America, Mr. Ludwig Willisch, at the ongoing M6 convertible / 6 Gran Coupe US press launch and he has officially confirmed that the next generation M3′s engine will indeed feature an inline 6 layout and not a V6.
Until now, there has been no official confirmation (nor denial) from BMW on whether the F80 sedan and F82 coupe's motor would feature an I6 or rumored V6 configuration (although it's been all but a foregone conclusion that it will utilize forced induction by way of turbos).
Mr. Willisch added that a V6 configuration was previously considered (including whether a motor … CONTINUED
Now that the new M6 coupe/convertible and M5 have all debuted, our thoughts often turn to the next M3 – the F80. And although we've previously rendered the F80, here is our take on what the next generation M3 may resemble now that the M6 has been revealed. So far, the multitude of F80 M3 spy photos / videos we've posted have not been very telling in terms of the lower front bumper design, but we've used our imagination based on the new M6 and M5 to take a stab at what the F80 M3′s front fascia may resemble The prototypes have also yet to show what the fender gills will look like, so we've adapted a version somewhat similar to that seen on the new … CONTINUED
We had the chance to speak to BMW NA M Brand Manager Matt Russell and BMW M Marketing Director Thomas Schemera at the 2012 NYIAS about many things M. We covered some hot topics/models, including the M5, M6, M3 (current and future generation) and M Performance Automobiles.
Can you tell us about the changes to the 2013 M5 from the 2012 M5? Why the wait for the 2013 model year for the US market?
It's nothing major. It's small things; it's electronics underneath, little computer things. It's definitely not customer-facing changes and not a great deal of functionality change.
How does the manual transmission affect the M5′s performance?
About 0.10 second 0-60mph difference (slower than DCT). We don't have official EPA MPG estimates yet, but it's not much. … CONTINUED
Lovely Spring days bring warmer weather but it also returns BMW prototypes to Nürburgring testing, and we've just spied on video the king of all current BMW prototypes – the much-anticipated [B]F80 M3 Sedan[/B]. Powered by an inline 6 or V6 displacing more than 3 litres good for roughly 450hp and featuring up to 3 turbos (with possible electric turbo), the new M3 is set to be better than its predecessor in any and every regard, as usual. BMW will again offer both a 6-speed manual and an (optional) 7-speed double clutch transmission for the M3.
As we've oft repeated, the new 2014 F80 M3 may be the only M3 model BMW will offer for the next generation as rumors suggest that the F82 … CONTINUED


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Plans for a $15 million coastal walkway linking Merewether to Nobbys will be formally unveiled by Newcastle City Council today.
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The long-awaited plans for the "Bathers Way" envisage one-way traffic on Shortland Esplanade and a six-kilometre four-metre-wide path linking the city's beaches.
Plans to remove the cliff car park between Bar Beach and Dixon Park have been scrapped, but some parking spaces will be moved.
Landscaping, shading, seating, viewing areas, picnic tables, barbecues and bicycle racks are all on the agenda.
Cr Nuatali Nelmes, who chaired the council's coastline management committee, said she believed the plan would be "a good legacy" of the current council.
"It's fantastic and it's something we've been working on this whole term," Cr Nelmes said.
"The vast majority of it should be done within the next 10 years."
The document says the coastline is already attracting heavy foot traffic, with some spots recording up to 500 pedestrians an hour.
In unveiling the overall plans, the council will today cut the ribbon on the first part of the Bathers Way, which includes a viewing area and path around Bar Beach car park.
Council strategic planning services manager Jill Gaynor said the finished path would be used by joggers, cyclists and sightseers.
"Upgrading the pathway was shown to be a high priority among community members who provided feedback on the Newcastle Coastal Revitalisation Masterplan," she said.
"The proposed improvements will cater for the diverse needs of the people who use the Bathers Way and help us make the most of our spectacular coastline."
Meanwhile the council has altered its public domain plans for Stockton, after residents raised concerns about plans to move the suburb's library.
The draft plan proposed constructing a community centre, library and cafe on the waterfront, but the final version has ditched the idea.


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SARANAC LAKE - The village of Saranac Lake will host a reception at Riverside Park Wednesday evening to welcome Myriad RBM to its new location, the former village office building at 3 Main St.
The Lake Placid biotech company and its 24 employees are relocating to the downtown facility, which the village has been renovating, and the company plans to add more jobs over the next two to three years.
The theme of the event is "The Good Old Summer Time." Old fashioned ice cream and root beer will be served. The village will also hand out complimentary "boater" flat-top straw hats to its guests. Live music will be provided by the Too Tall String Band.
Tours of the new facility, located across the street from the park, will be conducted during the reception.
Village officials said in a Monday press release that Congressman Bill Owens, Assemblywoman Janet Duprey, Assemblywoman Teresa Sayward, and officials from the Town of Harrietstown and the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce will be in attendance and will speak during the event.
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Craft Paper Floral Bouquet with Brooch
Designed by Diana Davis, courtesy of Michaels.
Material List
- Craft Paper (1 Roll)
- Floral Wire
- Wire Cutters
- Scissors
- Low Heat Glue Gun
- Double-sided Tape
- Ribbon, 1½" – Color of Choice (48" long)
- Yellow Camellia Rose Stems – 2 Heads and 1 Bulb
- Green Ranunculus Stems (2)
- Green Blossom Branch Bush
- Foam Filler – Purple Eva
- Scissors – Scalloped Edge
- Brooch of Choice
Project Instructions
Arrange stems together to get desired look.
Tie the stems together with floral wire.
Use scissors to cut the craft paper to desired size. Trim edges with the scalloped edge scissors.
Cut approximately 12" of ribbon, or enough to wrap around the craft paper. Use double-sided tape and hot glue to seal around the bouquet.
Make double looped bow in desired size out of ribbon. Glue the bow to the ribbon that is wrapped around the craft paper.
Clip off pin from the brooch with wire cutters, and glue to the center of the bow.


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Leoni developed an innovative data transmission cable, which is used for the new Siemens x-ray machines. This hybrid cable consists of copper conductors, fiber optic cable and cooling hoses. Thanks to its flexible structure, it supports the C-arm's high degree of mobility around the patient and simultaneously enables excellent data throughput.


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4-star Victorian hotel in San Jose near Museum of Costa Rican Art
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Situated in the city center, this eco-friendly hotel is close to Museum of Costa Rican Art, Spirogyra Butterfly Garden, and Gold Museum. Also nearby are National Theater and Jade Museum.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Grano de Oro features a spa tub. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
LCD televisions include cable channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, complimentary wireless Internet access, and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Grano de Oro Amenities
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Victorian hotel also offers a spa tub, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Concierge services, currency exchange, and tour assistance can be provided. Complimentary parking is available on site.
Hotel Grano de Oro is a smoke-free property.
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- Medical assistance available
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 32
- 24-hour front desk
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- Number of floors - 3
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Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Pillowtop mattress
- Free local calls
- Private bathroom
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- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Direct-dial phone
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Free movie channels
- Ceiling fan
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Individually decorated
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Dining
Breakfast is available for a surcharge and served each morning between 7 AM and 11 AM.
Hotel Grano de Oro has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Hotel Grano de Oro Policies & Fees
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is Noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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