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Located in San Diego (Rancho Bernardo - Scripps Ranch), Residence Inn by Marriott Scripps Poway Parkway is within the vicinity of Carmel Mountain Plaza and Black Mountain Open Space Park.
This hotel is within the region of University of California-San Diego and La Jolla Cove.
Make yourself at home in one of the 95 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while video-game consoles and premium TV channels are also offered to provide entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as separate sitting areas and microwaves.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Residence Inn by Marriott Scripps Poway Parkway provides a spa tub and a fitness center. Wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to audiovisual equipment and small meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Complimentary parking is available on site.
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8/27/2013 - In today's partisan environment, the passing of any environmental law is hard. But 50 years ago, the Montana Stream Protection Act was signed into law with overwhelming bipartisan support. It was the first such law in the nation - designed to protect fish habitat. So let's look back over 50 years at what has actually happened because of this legislation.

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Elon College
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Charles Schoderbek is the President of the Non-Profit Pilot Mountain Area Tennis Association and a board member of Winston Salem Tennis Association. His interest include sport psychology - what mental and physical aspects that affect athletic performance in stressful situations and coaching – ways to become more effective.
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Medina Journal-Register — SANBORN - Unable to recover from a disastrous second quarter, Wilson bowed 59-36 to Olean in the Section VI Class B state qualifier Tuesday at Niagara County Commnity College.
Trailing by only four,16-12, after one period, Wilson struggled through a frigid 1 of 16 shooting stretch in the second quarter with five turnovers. Olean took full advantage of that drought to put together a 15-3 scoring run to open up a 16 point, 31-15, advantage at the half.
A three by Kaylee Pearl and a lay-up by Maggie Moore, both off turnovers, highlighted the Olean surge which was capped off by a three by Emily Bantelman.
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Seattle >Food & Dining > Maharaja Cuisine Of India
720 E Pike St, Seattle, WA | Directions 9812247.614193 -122.322535
Mon. - Sun. 11am - 10pm
Neighborhoods: Central Business District, Downtown
Strong drinks, cheap happy hour, divey. – This capital hill indian resturant offers a great happy hour4-9 with strong well drinks for 3$ and 1$ appetizers (including, samosas, pakora, naan in regular and garlic and tandoori chicken). Full menu available as well. Food is deepfried goodness, great with chutney but some people prefer a little more spice. Spice can be provided on the side by request. Decor leaves a lot to be desired with sticky, lopsided tables but what can you expect for this price. Barstaff is not super knowlegable, but friendly. Great for a capital hill prefunk.
Ok, I guess – My wife and I stopped by for lunch to try the "Star of India" and guess it was ok. Food was kind of good and the service was ok. Price was too high for the overall food.
1. Clean the place
2. Decorate the place
3. Make better food
4. Standardize the service and food to go with the price.............
Have you ever gone into a place and said that "It looks dirt"?
First and last time – My girlfriend and I decided to stop by here one Friday night because A) the location is convenient, and B) the three other times that we had Indian food (not here) we really enjoyed it. The place was small, dark, and a little scuzzy, but there were a few other customers who seemed pretty happy to be there, so we figured that the food must at least be good. In hindsight, they were probably A) drunk, or B) paid actors. We stood around for a few minutes waiting to be seated but never saw a waiter, so we started walking around in hopes of being noticed. We stopped cold when we looked over and saw the cook leaning over the counter glaring at us. I quickly grabbed a few menus and we seated ourselves. A few minutes later we saw the waiter but it took TEN minutes before he came to our table. He was rude, slow, and impatient. He sighed and shook his head when we told him that we needed a few minutes to decide. When we finally did decide, he wouldn't listen to us and kept trying to sell us food we didn't want. He started acting irritable when we declined, even though we were being sufficiently polite about it. And here's the best part - I would thank him whenever he refilled my water, but instead of saying "You're welcome" or "No problem" or even "Whatever", he would grunt at me and slam the glass back down on the table. I wish I was joking. As for the food, we ordered the tandoori chicken and a spicy shrimp dish (I don't recall the name). To be fair we don't have much experience with Indian food, but I think I can safely say that this is not were you'll find the good stuff at. The chicken was dry and completely flavorless and as for the spicy shrimp - no spice. None. The only tolerable thing to come out of this whole debacle was that my girlfriend had promised to pay for the meal, which was good for them because I don't think I could've forced myself to hand over half a C-note for overpriced, sub-par food and horrible service. Never again. Warn your friends.
A well-established neighborhood favorite known for reliable Indian food, good service and good prices. – In Short
Mahara's charm lies in its simplicity and straightforwardness--a small, dark dining area with just a few booths and tables in the front and an even smaller, darker bar serving stiff drinks in the back. The charming servers will help you save money by steering you toward the modestly priced lunch and dinner specials, which are generously loaded with consistently tasty and satisfying fare.
Great for what it is – This place ? you either love it or you hate it. First off, the food is a little expensive, but very filling and to me it tastes really awesome (especially after a few drinks). I?ve had the buffet, which isn?t amazing, but it?s cheap and all you can eat ? so don?t complain! The service there is fine; we?ve had some really cool waiters there. The restaurant is clean, sunny and great for people watching. The bar on the other hand is completely different, dark, kinda dirty with crazy music. Aka the best bar ever! Well, maybe not the best, but it?s a great place to get super drunk for not a lot of cash. $2 wells baby, oh yeah. There are plenty of yuppie bars, this is the anti-yuppie bar, don?t go there if you have expectations and want the latest drink trend. You?ll get a clean glass and booze to go in it. Shut up and drink. Great for smaller groups. There are two booths that seat 4, two larger tables with junker couches and a few chairs and seating at the bar if you?re going stag.
Pricey but good – I recommend you order the food to go (or even better get it delivered). Their vegetarian menu is much better than the rest, especially their Vegetable Curry and Tika-Massala Paneer. I don't recommend the Korma it has a bit too much coconut.
The guy stares at you!? – The worker was staring me down like I stole something. It was wierd and creepy. the food is not that great either. Cheap drinks
Never again. – Yes it's pretty good for cheap drinks late at night, but don't go here for the food! The service is unethusiastic, the lunch buffet is mediocre but at least resonably priced. Recently I had the misfortune of coming here a half hour after their lunch special is over and the experience was terrible. The food was bland, the portions tiny and the meals don't even include naan or rice which had to be ordered as sides. The final price for the dinner was totally out of whack for a grungy rundown dump like this. How this place get an 8.5 rating is beyond me.
Ridiculously overpriced – We got takeout here and it cost almost $19 for a little cup of lamb tikka masala that had almost no lamb, two garlic naan, and that didn't even include rice! The food was so-so, but totally wasn't worth it. I feel like we just got robbed.
Happy Hour All Night Long! – I wouldn't go here for Indian food, but it's the perfect place in Capitol Hill to have great drinks at a great price with friends. Stiff, very inexpensive wells and cocktails with cool music ALL night and a mystique ambiance has made it one of my favorite after hours bars to visit.
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Rap music fans will love the new mix i just posted, a Best of Nas, Biggie, and Tupac Power Hour. What's better than getting drunk to music by some of the greatest rappers of all time? I Also added a user submitted Mashup PH. Thanks Matt!
Today I added a user submitted Trap music power hour, submitted by Nick who goes to FSU. It's a quality mix from an up and coming genre, and yes, Baaur's Harlem Shake is on there somewhere!
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Shout out to Logan who submitted a new Tiesto Power Hour to compliment the Avicii mix he submitted a while back!
Happy President's Day! it's been a while since i updated the site with a Country music powerhour, so I decided to make the Best of 2012 Country Music Power Hour. Also, the tracklist is available on the page.
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The Best of 2012 House/Electro (EDM) Music Power Hour is live. EDM is growing in popularity at a rapid pace in the US, and I tried to do the genre justice with this killer mix.
The Best Pop Music of 2012 power hour mix is now live! I've been waiting until close to the year end to start putting more quality mixes together, so look out for new ones to come in the near future.
I resolved the issue with mobile embedded videos from Vimeo, all videos should be playable on the mobile site now without any issues!
I remade the site AGAIN (5th time)... it's now built on HTML5 and includes the same CSS3 styles from re-launch 4, with a responsive code for tablets and a redesigned mobile site (soon) as well. I reworked the layout to allow 3 ads to display above the fold as well (testing to see how much money they bring in). In other news, we're about to break the 40,000+ hits/month milestone! Thank You!
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After receiving a power hour submission from a fan (Avicii PH by Logan), and noticing this websites continued growth, i decided to re-re-re-launch it (4th time), with the intention of making it more interactive. We now host a live chat so that you can get drunk with your friends online and in person as you power hour the night away. I will be adding a few more interactive features in the near future, like user submission of power hours etc. If you have feedback, drop me a line in the chat box for now!
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Power hour online with the 90s Rock Power Hour, recently added.
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During a barium enema exam, you'll wear a gown but likely nothing else. Sedation isn't usually necessary.
You'll begin the exam lying on your side on an X-ray machine table. An X-ray will be taken to make sure your colon is clean. Then a lubricated enema tube will be inserted into your rectum. A barium bag will be connected to the tube to deliver the barium solution into your colon.
The barium solution temporarily coats the lining of your colon. This provides a silhouette of the shape and condition of the inner lining of your colon on X-ray images. If you're having an air-contrast (double-contrast) barium enema, air will be inserted through your rectum to expand the colon and improve the quality of images.
The tube that's used to deliver the barium has a small balloon near its tip. When positioned at the entrance of your rectum, the balloon helps keep the barium inside your body. As your colon fills with barium, you may feel the urge to have a bowel movement. Abdominal cramping may occur as well. To relax, take long, deep breaths. Do your best to hold the enema tube in place.
You may be asked to turn and hold various positions on the exam table. This helps ensure that your entire colon is coated with barium and allows the radiologist to view the colon from various angles. You also may be asked to hold your breath at times.
The radiologist may press firmly on your abdomen and pelvis, manipulating your colon for better viewing on a monitor attached to the X-ray machine. A number of x-rays will likely be taken of your colon from various angles.
A barium enema exam typically takes about 30 to 45 minutes.
After the exam, most of the barium will be removed from your colon through the enema tube. When the tube is removed, you'll be able to use the toilet to expel additional barium and air. Any abdominal cramping usually ends quickly, and you'll be able to return to your usual diet and activities right away.
You may have white stools for a few days as your body naturally removes any remaining barium from your colon. Because barium may cause constipation, it's important to drink extra fluids in the days following the exam. Your doctor may recommend a laxative if needed.
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Annual Report 2008
The attached links to the UMCOR 2008 Annual Report outline the work made possible by United Methodists who continue to be the hands and feet of Christ by welcoming the stranger, promoting global health, rebuilding homes and lives affected by civil and natural disasters, and assembling school kits and other material resources for people around the world. For 70 years, through UMCOR, United Methodists have spread hope to God's most vulnerable people.
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Darien, CT On April 22, 2014 at approximately 9:30 p.m. this agency received a report of a burglary in progress at Darien Town Hall, 2 Renshaw Rd. The complainant, Javonte Ramos, who is employed at Town Hall as a custodian stated that he observed a male subject climbing through a basement window in an attempt to gain entry. Ramos explained that when the suspect saw him, he fled. Ramos stated that he then chased the suspect and caught him, but the suspect struck him in the head and he escaped.
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Properly disposing of unneeded prescription drugs is everyoneâs responsibility as a matter of public safety. A recent study showed that 7.4 percent of youths, ranging from 12 to 17 years old, reported non-medical use of prescription drugs during the past year. More than 70 percent of young people abusing prescription pain relievers get them through friends or family, a statistic that includes raiding the family medicine cabinet.
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Darien, CT Daily phone scam attempts targeting residents of Darien and surrounding towns are occurring at an alarming rate. This afternoon a town resident and parent of a Darien High School student unfortunately became the latest addition to a substantial list of victims. Two other would-be victims reported incidents today however investigation revealed no financial loss was incurred.
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Darien Police Reinforce Stranger Danger Awareness As A Result Of Two Incidents Nearby In Norwalk
The Darien Police Department wants to make you aware of two separate incidents in which students were either approached or followed by an adult in a dark blue van in the city of Norwalk.
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Darien Police Identify Burglary Suspect
Darien, CT In November of 2013 the Darien Police Department investigated a residential burglary on West Ave. in which an excess of $20,000.00 of gold jewelry and coins was taken. Through investigation it has been determined that Dirk C. Lloyd, DOB 10/14/1977, of 68 Melrose Ave. Bridgeport, is the suspect in this burglary. The Darien Police Department has since
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Arnold Dean never called himself the "Dean of Sports." It was radio hucksterism, it was presumptuous, and he knew it. If the three-word brainchild of a station producer was to be his legacy, well, it would be an orphan from his lips.
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Garrigus digs out 64 to lead at The Mines
Big-hitting Robert Garrigus fired a second successive 64 on Friday to grab the halfway lead in the CIMB Classic at The Mines in Malaysia.
The 34-year-old American, three times a runner-up on the PGA Tour this season, had eight birdies in 11 holes before a closing bogey left him 14 under par and two ahead of South African Jbe Kruger.
Also round in 64, world number 181 Kruger out-scored playing partner Tiger Woods by three to keep alive his hopes of the massive £806,000 first prize.
Woods improved from joint seventh to tied fifth, but is now five strokes behind rather than three.
As for first-round pacesetter Troy Matteson, he did not have a bogey for the second day running, but his only birdies came at the third and sixth holes and with a 69 he dropped into a tie for third with Australian left-hander Greg Chalmers.
Garrigus had to wait until the short seventh for his first birdie, but then rattled off four in a row and continued to make forward progress over the back nine until his slip-up at the last.
Woods added six birdies to the seven he had on the opening day, but once again there were also two bogeys on his card.
Scotland's Martin Laird birdied three of the final five holes for a 67 and joint 11th place on seven under, while Swede Carl Pettersson is one further back after a round that included an eagle, six birdies and four bogeys.
Disappointment for the home fans came with Danny Chia managing only a 75 and crashing from seventh to 41st in the 48-man field.
Woods, chasing a fourth victory of the year, again endured a frustrating day on the tricky greens at the Mines Resort. But he was impressed with what he saw from Kruger.
"I knew a little bit about him, but I hadn't seen him play. Today was the first time I've seen him. He was playing right in front of us yesterday, and he had a seven under with one to go and made a big mistake at 18. But he's playing well. What is he? 12-under-par with a double. So he's playing really, really well," said Woods.
The American superstar, making a return to Malaysia after winning the 1999 World Cup of Golf, battled hard in the heat and humidity to keep alive his hopes of winning in his CIMB Classic debut.
"That's one of the hard things," said Woods. "You have to make birdies out there. You can't just be passive and play to the centre of the greens and stuff. You have to be aggressive. Guys are taking it low.
"It was just one of those days that I didn't make enough birdies. I didn't really have a lot of looks, and then the looks I did have were downhill, cross grain putts and putts that I just couldn't be aggressive with."
Garrigus, a one-time winner on the PGA Tour, reckons the winning score will be 20-something under par after shooting his second straight 64.
"I feel like I can beat anybody in the world. I've played with Tiger. I've played with Rory (McIlroy) in the TOUR Championship. I hit it just as good as those guys. It's just the short game. If I'm putting well and if I keep putting like this on the weekend, it's going to be hard to catch me," said the 34-year-old
"I do have a very high confidence level right now. I had one of the best years of my career. I'm having fun, having a good time with it. A lot of my hard work is paid off and that's nice to see."


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Unemployment Extension Update – January 7th, 2012
A quick update about the recent Federal unemployment extension legislation that just passed:
Key points:
- Congress voted to extend Federally funded unemployment benefits through February 2012.
- This extension does not provide additional weeks. Rather, it allows Americans receiving Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC) and Extended Benefits (EB) to continue receiving these benefits through the end of February.
- 99 weeks continues to be the maximimum number of weeks available (depending on your state).
Legislation Background and Details
The recent bill that passed in Congress just before the end of 2011 provides for an extension of the payroll tax holiday, prevents a decrease in physician reimbursement related to Medicare, and allows for the continued extension of Federal unemployment benefits, as described above.
With disagreement between Democrats and Republicans about how to fund these measures, this bill was debated at length. Members of Congress were aiming for a one-year extension of these provisions. A two-month compromise was reached, leading to the Feburary deadline that is now in place.
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Best Brazilian BBQ ever. The food was by far the best part, service is accommodating and let you take your time and enjoy the experience. It's really great for families and there is something for everyone. They have big tables for everyone to comfortably sit down. If you can, Go!!
Literally, the best food I've had in las Vegas. All the meats are juicy, succulent, and all-you-can-eat. If you want salad they have a nice bar in the back. Drinks are also delicious, particularly the sangria. Desserts, if you have any room, are definitely worth it. You REALLY get our money's worth. its worth every penny.
Great for meat lovers. This restaurant offers all you can eat meats that are all so good. We Started with the appetizer bar, which was great, but didn't want to fill up on that so I restrained my self for the meat course. The food comes out fast and each type is cooked perfectly. My favorite was the fillet mignon. Seems like a good place for an event or large party.
Must Go to in Las Vegas. I went there with three other people over the weekend with my girlfriend and another couple, and everything was AwSome. Service was fast and friendly.Our plates were constantly cleared, food always coming around and there was never a time we could find our server.Our server also knew all the meats very well and was able to explain everything to us clearly. To start we hit the salad bar, the selection was surprisingly really good. Shortly After the unlimited meats came around, each a standout on its own.If you are in LV and are looking for a great place to dine this is the spot, and its right by great shopping area to walk off the enormous meal!
Best churrascaria in the area.Service is accomodating and you can take your time for hours to enjoy the food. It's really great for family outings. They have big tables for everyone to comfortably sit down. They are kid friendly so you can bring the whole family.
This is beyond food paradise. We started with the salad bar packed with delicious treats. Once you're ready for the meats they just keep coming around until you can't stuff anymore in your stomach. The servers came around with the meats all skewered on swords and cut to your specifications each type of meat was more succulent then the next. Awesome experience !
I have been going here for a number of years now and I have not found a better meal in Las Vegas! Salad bar is unbelievable the fresh with a wide variety. GREAT variety of cuts of meat each more delicious than the next. An incomparable amount of size served here. Pampas can fill even the deepest of stomachs. This is a if you are in Las Vegas!
Pampas Brazilian Grille is Brazilian dining with a seafood f – Brazilian Bouillabaisse is fresh lobster, shrimp, fresh fish, and mussels in a seafood broth with fresh tomato sauce, coconut milk, cilantro, and served over pasta. The portion is HUGE! It has a robust tomato-enriched flavor that is expected from a bouillabaisse but with an added creaminess from the coconut milk. It sort of reminded me of Thai coconut curry but lighter. It is luxurious! The seafood, scallops, mussels, shrimp, lobster tail are cooked to perfection – sweet, juicy, and succulent. The linguine is a great way to enjoy any of the left over sauce. You don't want to waste it. Thumbs up, way up!
Grilled Salmon Sandwich is Pacific salmon grilled with sweet and sour malagueta pepper sauce atop garlic cheese bread with your choice of Caesar salad, steamed rice, or French fries. Wow! This is the best salmon sandwich ever! The salmon is a thick fillet grilled to perfection. The cheese is melty and gooey. The hearty baguette holds up well and adds a slight sourdough flavor. The malagueta peppers are the perfect heat for this – slightly spicy with some sweetness giving it a great flavor without scorching your taste buds. Thumbs up, way up!
The Most Amazing Brazilian Restaurant! – The most amazing Brazilian restaurant. The service is fantastic and staff is very attentive. The food is excellent. The variety of meat is endless and each bite is better than the next. Vibrant atmosphere and great location in the Planet Hollywood. Great place for any occasion.
Great experience – We had our corporate event at Pampas and it was superb. Their banquet team worked with us on every detail of our event. Since the CEO and president of the firm would be there as well, it was important that the event would progress without any issues. The result was just superb, and I was compelled to write this review. For large events like ours, Pampas is the perfect location in terms of value, atmosphere and service, don't forget the food. I also had a chance to dine with my wife on a separate occasion and they did not dissapoint. We look forward in doing our second event at Pampas and would highly recommend to anyone who's interested in dining at Pampas.
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The Apache Open For Business Project is an enterprise automation software project that includes ERP, CRM, E-Business/E-Commerce, SCM, MRP, and CMMS/EAM functions. It is a foundation and starting point for enterprise solutions and can certainly be used out of the box, but is also great for creating specialized applications.
With MetaModel, you use a type-safe SQL-like API for querying any datastore. It is a data access framework providing a common interface for exploration and querying of different types of datastores. It isn't a data mapping framework. Instead, it emphasizes abstraction of metadata and the ability to add data sources at runtime, making MetaModel great for generic data processing applications, but less so for applications modeled around a particular domain.
Sculptor is a productivity tool that applies the concepts from Domain-Driven Design and Domain Specific Languages. You express your design intent in a textual specification, from which Sculptor generates high quality Java code and configuration. You can use the concepts from Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in the textual Domain Specific Language (DSL), e.g. Service, Module, Entity, Value Object, Repository. The generated code is based on well-known frameworks such as Spring Framework, Hibernate, and Java EE. Sculptor takes care of the technical details and the tedious repetitive work, and lets you focus on delivering more business value (and have more fun). The DSL and the code generation drives the development and is not a one time shot. The application can be developed incrementally with an efficient round trip loop. Sculptor is useful when developing typical enterprise or Web applications that benefit from a rich and persistent domain model.
Redland is a set of C libraries providing a high-level API for the Resource Description Framework (RDF), allowing it to be stored, parsed, serialized, queried, and manipulated. It has an object-based, modular design and comes with detailed reference documentation and examples. Redland supports all RDF vocabularies such as FOAF, RSS 1.0, Dublin Core, DOAP, and OWL, the query languages SPARQL and RDQL, and all RDF syntaxes including Turtle, RDF/XML, RDF/JSON, RSS, Atom, RDFa, and GRDDL.
WidgetServer is a Java/XML server-side GUI-framework which enables an application to run as either a monolithic Swing app, a client/server Swing app, or as a Web app without any change and without loss of functionality. An Eclipse Plugin is available as well. A rich widget set is supported that includes tree views, tabbed panes, split panels, and much more. Animations, all types of events, and several effects are supported, as well. A unified widget-based, object-oriented programming interface for Web and Swing GUIs is offered to the developer to control and assemble the GUI. Web applications are fully AJAX enabled. For Swing client/server applications, the framework handles client/server communication, including compression and security layers.
Spring is a lightweight Java/J2EE application framework based on code published in "Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development" by Rod Johnson. It includes powerful JavaBeans-based configuration management applying Inversion-of-Control principles, a generic abstraction layer for transaction management allowing for pluggable transaction managers, a JDBC abstraction layer, integration with Hibernate, JDO, Apache OJB, and iBATIS SQL Maps, AOP functionality, and a flexible MVC Web application framework with multiple view technologies. There is also a .NET port available.
The Netty project is an effort to provide an asynchronous, event-driven network application framework and tools for rapid development of maintainable, high-performance, high-scalability protocol servers and clients. In other words, Netty is a NIO client server framework that enables quick and easy development of network applications such as protocol servers and clients. It simplifies and streamlines network programming such as TCP and UDP socket servers.
Spring IDE for Eclipse provides plugins for the Eclipse platform to ease working with Bean Factory configuration files for the Spring Framework. It contains a Spring project nature (with an incremental builder for validating Spring bean config files), an image decorator (which decorates Spring projects and all Spring bean config files), a Spring view (which allows one to browse Spring projects and their Spring bean config files, including bean properties), and an editor showing a graph from the beans of a single config file or a set of config files.
The mission of the Apache Portable Runtime (APR) project is to create and maintain software libraries that provide a predictable and consistent interface to underlying platform- specific implementations. The primary goal is to provide an API to which software developers may code and be assured of predictable if not identical behaviour regardless of the platform on which their software is built, relieving them of the need to code special-case conditions to work around or take advantage of platform-specific deficiencies or features.
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Thursday, May 16th, 2013 at 1:12 pm in Oakland Raiders.
Former Raiders middle linebacker Rolando McClain issued a statement Thursday about his future. Make of it what you will, just passing it along:
"Clearly, my decision to retire has raised some questions. Quite simply, I love football, but I have decided at this time it is in my best interest to focus on getting my personal life together. Beyond that, I am not sure what the future holds for me, including football. This was entirely my decision and the Ravens have been very supportive during this process. I am very grateful for the opportunity they gave me and wish them the best of luck in the future. God willing, maybe I'll play for them one day."
McClain was released by the Raiders earlier this year after three disappointing seasons with the team that selected him No. 8 in the 2010 NFL draft. He was signed by the Baltimore Ravens but opted to retire several days ago.
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Monday, December 8, 2008
The Christmas Album: Der Bingle
Day Eight of our Holiday time trip lands us just outside the Palm Terrace in the Beverly Hills Hotel in 1952, in time to catch crooner Bing Crosby with his beard askew prior to a Christmas lunch for the Women's Press Club. His relaxed presence and conversational singing style developed along with the microphone and radio, allowing him to form a bond with his listeners that lasted for some 40+ years. Coming on the heels of anemic tenors with an artificiality that today seems deadly, Crosby trained his voice to become a remarkable instrument sounding the way we all think we might sound singing around the house. As his friend and collaborator Louis Armstrong described it, his "voice has a mellow quality that only Bing's got. It's like gold being poured out of a cup."
Over time, that gold got thinner, and, for many, turned to lead with post mortem revelations about a seemingly cold private demeanor, a troubled first marriage and children whose lives went awry, followed by present day commentators misinterpreting the casual air for indifference. Fortunately, Gary Giddins' splendid biography, Bing Crosby: A Pocketful of Dreams, pointed out some truths that are worth recalling about this vocal innovator. Others recognized his innate ability to blend jazz elements into his work. This allowed him to translate that bluesy streak in American music into a highly commercial, acceptable happy-go-lucky format. Some, who recognized him as musically one of the hippest white men around, acknowledge that he opened the door to all those whose fame followed and were encouraged by the man. Among them were Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole and Mr. Armstrong, whose career on screen and in recording studios reflected Crosby's color blindness in the face of talent. His influence faded with the arrival of rock music, yet younger people, when rediscovering Bing and his music, still feel the pull of the lost America that he sprang from--a country of small towns and hopes, that the singer addressed without irony as "Dear Hearts and Gentle People". Music might bridge the economic and racial realities for a few moments as he raised his voice to sing of "Pennies From Heaven", "Danny Boy", "The Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening", and, of course, "White Christmas," to name but a few of his anthems.
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Economics Network Departmental Workshop Programme 2010/11
The Economics Network is pleased to announce its Departmental Workshop Programme, covering the period November 2010 to June 2011. There is no charge for these workshops, but we ask that you allow lecturers from other universities to attend (unless there are issues of confidentiality). The Network is offering 10 such workshops which will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Over the past 10 years the Economics Network has run a comprehensive range of workshops to support departments and academics in exploring and implementing new methods of teaching and assessment. Some comments from workshops:
"In 2005 I invited the Economics Network to deliver a workshop highlighting the benefits of using VLEs in teaching economics… This was enormously successful … Student feedback has been uniformly positive ... This sort of 'buy in' from academics is, in my view, only possible when training is delivered by respected, known experts in the discipline."
"We have had two actual workshops run by the Network… – one on assessment and one on games for Economics. Both proved very useful in providing information but also as a spur to start discussions on assessment methods (and teaching methods) within the Department."
"Well done, professional as always."
"Thank you for a really useful and stimulating session."
Workshop topics
The Economics Network Departmental Workshop Programme 2010/11 has been designed to support learning, teaching and assessment in economics. Workshop topics can be focused on any teaching and assessment aspect appropriate to your department. A workshop could, for example, be linked to NSS results or Economics Network student survey results. Previous workshops subjects have ranged from assessment, course design, recruitment and retention to problem-based learning and using games and experiments in teaching. Previous workshop topics can be found below.
To request a workshop please fill in our online form.
If you are particularly interested in dealing with issues arising from the National Student Survey, consider also our Student Focus Group Scheme.
Past topics
- Active learning in lectures
- Active learning in seminars and other small groups
- Creative uses of assessment
- Assessment without drowning
- Uses of group work in Economics
- Problem-based learning in Economics
- Introduction to the use of virtual learning environments
- Using the features of a VLE
- Developing students' key skills
- Using the Web in teaching and learning in Economics
- Role playing, games and simulations in Economics
- Effective course design (at programme and module/course unit level)
- Addressing issues of recruitment and retention
- The use of personal development plans (PDP)
- Evidence-based evaluation of teaching/learning innovations
- Using Threshold Concepts to plan teaching and assessment in economics
- Dealing with issues raised by the National Student Survey (NSS)
Active learning in lectures
Suggestions for improving student learning outcomes from lectures and an opportunity to share ideas about presentation, structuring and student engagement. (Top)
Active learning in seminars and other small groups
An examination of different types of seminar structure and their relation to student learning. Alternative types of tasks are considered and their appropriateness in meeting various learning objectives. (Top)
Creative uses of assessment
An opportunity to consider different types of assessment, both summative and formative conducted in various environments (in-class, home, virtual, exam room, etc.). (Top)
Assessment without drowning
Similar to the above, but with a particular emphasis on saving lecturers' time, given the increasing pressures that most lecturers are facing. (Top)
Uses of group work in Economics
An opportunity to consider various ways in which group work can be used in Economics, for learning, for producing seminar and Web-based presentations and for assessment. The workshop will look at ways in which group work can be used to meet specific learning objectives and also examine the resource implications for staff. (Top)
Problem-based learning in Economics
An examination of ways in which this more student-centered approach to learning, which is popular in medicine, law, social work and engineering, can be used in Economics. Suggestions will be made about how it can be introduced in small steps, given the lack of time for lecturers to make radical changes. (Top)
Introduction to the use of virtual learning environments
An exploration of the features of a VLE, such as Blackboard or WebCT, and how it can be used in teaching and learning in Economics. There is also a hands-on version of this workshop to be conducted in a computer lab. (Top)
Using the features of a VLE
This workshop is for people familiar with a VLE, such as Blackboard and Web CT, and explores some of the pedagogical possibilities, such as assessment, discussion boards and virtual seminars, in the context of Economics. (Top)
Developing students' key skills
An exploration of the types of key skills that can be developed by students of Economics and the ways in which such skills can be incorporated into the curriculum and can be addressed in classes, private study and assessment. (Top)
Using the Web in teaching and learning in Economics
This workshop can be conducted in a computer lab or in a regular classroom. It gives participants an opportunity to explore ways in which the Web can be used by students and lecturers of Economics, not only as a source for information, but as a creative means of encouraging active learning. (Top)
Role playing, games and simulations in Economics
An examination of ways in which role playing, games and simulations can be used in various teaching/learning environments in Economics courses. Participants will have the opportunity to look at some specific examples. (Top)
Effective course design (at programme and module/course unit level)
This workshop considers ways in which the curriculum, teaching/learning methods and assessment in Economics can be more closely related to the meeting of specified learning objectives. (Top)
Addressing issues of recruitment and retention
In the context of the drive to meet the 50% participation target by 2010, this workshop gives participants an opportunity to consider means of widening participation and the implications for progression. Various strategies will be considered for improving retention rates, including curriculum, teaching and assessment strategies. (Top)
The use of personal development plans (PDP)
An exploration of ways in which the use of PDPs can be used to encourage more reflective practice by students of Economics. Participants will consider the requirements of lecturers and support staff to make the system work effectively. (Top)
Evidence-based evaluation of teaching/learning innovations
There have been numerous innovations that Economics lecturers have introduced in the UK and other countries to improve the learning outcomes of students. But how effective are they and what are the resource implications of adopting them? This workshop gives participants an opportunity to explore some of these innovations and to share their own experience of innovating. (Top)
Using Threshold Concepts to plan teaching and assessment in economics
Threshold concepts are the powerful integrating ideas that shape thinking in any discipline. Whilst they are inaccessible to new students of economics they determine the form and structure of all the ideas they are introduced to and it is only as students start to become aware of the big ideas that lurk behind the smaller ideas that they start to really think like economists. This presents some big problems for teaching and learning and many students respond to the problem by trying to remember ways of presenting economic ideas without really understanding what they are about.This workshop introduces threshold concepts and approaches and resources that can be used to help develop them in teaching and assessment. (Top)
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Integrative Healing Services is a unique Mission and Ministry program St. Anthony Hospital that addresses the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of our patients and their loved ones by blending complementary therapies into existing care plans. This complementary, or integrated, approach has been shown to enhance comfort, reduce stress and promote healing.
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