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Park Lane Mews Hotel4 Self rated
2 Stanhope Row, London, W1J 7BS
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"The hotel was nice enough and the staff were friendly- but the place really could do with an update. Aged decor and wallpaper peeling off in..."
About the hotel
The Park Lane Mews Hotel is located just off Park Lane in the exclusive area of Mayfair. This is a very central location with Hyde Park within walking distance. Shopping is well catered for with Bond Street, Regent Street, Oxford Street and Piccadilly some of the world famous shopping streets located in the surrounding area.
We are a few minutes by taxi to London's West End and Theatre land with a host of popular attractions nearby. Park Lane Mews is an intimate, friendly townhouse hotel built in 1618, with a personal level of service. All rooms have individual climate control, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press, hairdryer, en-suite bath/shower, remote control TV with free view channels, with 24 hour room service. The Stanhope Restaurant is on-site - a small intimate 32 seat dining area. Light refreshments, snacks and afternoon tea are available from the Lounge Bar. We also offer 2 meeting rooms for up to 60 persons. If you are travelling by car, there is an NCP just over the road.
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The Case for Calibration
What is involved in meter calibration?
Calibration simply stated is applying a known standard to a meter, determining the accuracy as found compared to the standard, and then making the necessary adjustments to bring meter into the manufacturer's stated accuracy and regulatory compliance.
Who should calibrate my meters?
The International Society of Automation certifies technicians and engineers to perform instrument calibration and tuning. Standards, reagents, thermometers, signal generators and all other references are required to be traceable to NIST. Additionally, you should have an engineer or technician who is not only familiar with meters and controls but also water, wastewater treatment or pharmaceutical, or your particular processes. In addition to college and technical training, are they experienced with your particular process and not just lab equipment? If you are in water or wastewater, are they licensed water or wastewater operators who know and understand your process and requirements? The old adage "you get what you pay for" is especially true when it comes to calibration.
Why should I have my meters calibrated?
The simple answer is you'll save money today in chemical and process control and it usually saves you money in instrument repair and downtime later on. A commonly found 3% error in a billing meter in a 1 MGD booster station could result in 30,000 gallons per day either being over billed or under billed. If you are paying $ 2.85 per 1,000 gallons pumped and selling for $ 3.85 per 1,000 that is a cost of $ 30.00 per day or $ 10,950.00 per year. The calibration cost at $ 600 to $ 1200 per day annually or semi-annually is a small expense compared to the cost of lost of revenue.
How and When should I have my meters calibrated?
Often we are asked the question, "How often should I have my meters calibrated?" At first this may appear to be a simple question, but it requires a lengthy answer.
1.) Are my meters controlling my process?
Quarterly calibrations are often required to be performed on chlorine, turbidity, fluoride, DO, ORP, pH, TSS or TDS if they are controlling your process and/or the meter data is being used for reporting purposes. Qualified operators and laboratory personnel often provide the quarterly calibration of the turbidity and chlorine process meters. Plant staff is competent to provide quarterly standardization of laboratory equipment as well as plant process instruments. However, we have one note of caution. If the electronics or signal generation is variant in the process meter, the plant staff may not be proficient enough to isolate and analyze the signal to determine corrective measures. This is especially true when multiple items are contained in the process loop. Remember, you should calibrate the entire instrument or control loop from beginning to end. Start at sensor and work all the way through the loop to the final display, recorder, SCADA or PLC.
2.) Are my meters controlling auxiliary equipment?
In many plants automated water samplers that are flow-paced use the meter signal for flow weighted composite sampling. This same flow signal may also be used to provide chemical pump feed rate, blending, pinch valve control or even UV disinfection lighting bank control. Often times, not only are meters and auxiliary equipment involved, but powered loop isolators are also required to separate and drive the signal to the various items being controlled. Each additional isolator or item added into the control loop introduces more room for error and potential signal variance. Multiple item loop control often means a greater need for regular calibration.
3.) Are my meters being used to bill my customers or am I being billed by the meter?
Using meters for billing or billing reconciliation is often the case in large distribution and collection systems where a part of the water is purchased from another agency or a separate agency is receiving wastewater from an isolated lift station. This is a case where calibration should be performed on a regular basis. The advent of modern electronic instruments provides a relatively stable signal unlike years ago when metering was largely electro-mechanical. Aqua Technology Group recommends semiannual calibration on modern electronic meters as a relatively cost effective means of assuring accurate billing data is being generated.
4.) What does my regulatory agency require?
Most state agencies expect at least annual calibration on all meters used for monthly operating reports. This includes our service areas in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee and throughout the US. Often when plant inspections are performed by the agency, they look for calibration stickers on the meter with calibration date and date next calibration is due. Some agencies require an active certificate of calibration to be on file in the plant office. If you are not sure what your agency requires, ask before your next plant inspection or sanitary survey is conducted. Be proactive and ready to answer the question,"When were your meters last calibrated?"
A quality instrument technician or field engineer will evaluate every aspect of your metering system or process – from start to finish. They will check the sensor, recorders, totalizers, chart pen movement, signal isolators, PLC's, chemical feed controls, and primary flow devices such as weirs and flumes for proper installation, configuration, level and sizing.
The case for calibration is simple: It saves you money today, tomorrow and down the road on repair and replacement cost. Questions? Contact Aqua Technology Group or call 800-513-8993 to get started with calibration.


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Depending on the size of the hive I usually just suck them up with a wet/dry vac. I have a spray bottle with rubbing alcohol on hand just in case. Rubbing alcohol will basically deter any household pest.
Just this spring I did 3 baseball sized hives in my shed. Had a slight opening near the roof where they got in from.


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My label Dord Music Group is excited to announce the upcoming release of "Warm Milk and Chocolate", a collection of unreleased early recordings by Marbles. These colorful four-track and boombox recordings from 1983-1990 document a productive era before Schneider turned 20, ranging from synth-pop to prog rock to folk songs, with healthy doses of the psych-pop production style that has come to be associated with Apples in stereo and the Elephant 6 Collective. What is more, this lost tape was advertised in the original Summer 1993 Elephant 6 catalog, but was never actually manufactured by the young collective... Be the first to feel the noize!
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Adam Warren continues his positive impression with the New York Yankees.
Adam Warren continues his positive impression with the New York Yankees.
The New Bern High grad is a middle relief pitcher for the New York Yankees. Warren pitched four scoreless innings in the Yankees 6-3 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday.
He struck out two and scattered five base hits.
Warren hasn't given up a run since April 29, a span of five consecutive appearances.
Warren has a 1.14 ERA in nine appearances with 17 strikeouts. He is 1-0 with a save.
SHAWN ARMSTRONG (West Craven) is pitching for the Akron Aeros, a Double A baseball team in the Cleveland Indians organization.
Armstrong has thrown in six games. He has an ERA of 6.35 in 5 2/3 innings. He is currently on the disabled list.
MARYANN HOSKINS (HAVELOCK) is a freshman at Lenoir-Rhyne. Hoskins pitched 4 1/3 innings in the Bears' 6-3 loss to Anderson in the Division II Southeast Regionals on May 12.
Lenoir-Rhyne (37-16), ranked 11th in the nation, will play in the Southeast Regional beginning May 10.
Hoskins pitched in 37 games. She was 17-8 on the season with a 1.79 ERA and 164 strikeouts.
LEIGH WARD (Pamlico) is playing at Chowan. The Hawks� sophomore outfielder was selected to the Atlantic Region/District 2 All-Region Softball Team.
Ward led the Hawks in many offensive categories � batting average (.461), at bats (152), runs (48), hits (70), total bases (.529) and stolen bases (29). She led the CIAA with a .640 batting average against conference opponents.
ALEX WARREN (New Bern) is a senior infielder at Meredith. Warren finished the season with a .294 batting average.
She had a home run, eight doubles, 11 RBIs and 25 base hits.
KELSEY SANFILIPPO (New Bern) is playing at Greensboro College. The junior pitcher was 4-6 on the season with a 6.04 ERA and 80 strikeouts.
ERICA SAGE (Havelock) is playing at Pitt. No stats are available for Sage.
ELLEN TILLMAN (HAVELOCK) is a freshman at Indian River State College.
BRETT WILLIAMS (New Bern) is a senior outfielder at N.C. State. Williams went 0-for-4 in the Wolfpack�s 6-3 win over Clemson in the first round of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament in Durham on Wednesday.
Williams is batting .247 with three home runs, eight doubles and 31 RBIs. He is 17 of 20 in stolen base attempts.
The Wolfpack (43-13) play Miami in Friday's second round.
CODY MOLOSKY (Pamlico) is a sophomore outfielder at Methodist. Molosky earned USA South Honorable Mention accolades. The Monarchs won the USA South Tournament championship.
He went 0-for-4 in Methodist's 8-2 loss to Millsaps College on May 17 in the NCAA Division III South Regional.
Molosky led the Monarchs with a .355 batting average. He had 50 base hits, 10 RBIs and 14 stolen bases.
WILL SUTTON (Jones Senior) is a freshman infielder at Methodist.
He batted .152 with two doubles, 12 hits and 10 RBIs. Sutton scored 11 runs and stole two bases.
MATT SOLTER (New Bern) is a sophomore pitcher at Furman.
Solter has appeared in 25 games. He has 31 strikeouts in 35 innings pitched. Solter has a 4.89 ERA and seven saves.
The Paladins beat Elon 10-1 on Wednesday in the first round of the Southern Conference Tournament.
MATT TOWARNICKY (New Bern) is a freshman infielder at Furman. Towarnicky is 3-for-15 on the season.
TREVOR PENCE (New Bern) is a freshman pitcher at Wake Tech Community College.
WILL COOK (New Bern) is a sophomore catcher at the University of the South (Sewanee, Tenn.).
KYLE SMITH (Jones Senior) is a sophomore infielder at Lenoir Community College.
CHRIS JOYNER (Jones Senior) is a freshman infielder at Lenoir Community College.
BILL LITTLE (New Bern) is a sophomore at Catawba Valley. The Buccaneers won the Carolinas-Virginia Conference.
They lost to Lenoir Community College at the Region X Tournament in Morehead City. Little had an RBI single in the 8-5 loss.
Little batted .333 with a home run and 22 RBIs.
If you know of any other area athletes playing spring sports in college, contact Adam Thompson and 252-635-5669 or at email@example.com. Follow Adam on Twitter @Adam_matic.


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Flight from Guantanamo Naval Base makes emergency landing at Miami airport
MIAMI – A flight headed from Guantanamo Naval Air force Base to Andrews Air Force Base made an emergency landing at Miami International Airport after a light indicator came on.
Airport spokesman Marc Henderson says the flight landed safely Friday just after noon with 144 on board, mostly U.S. soldiers. Henderson says the passengers are out of the gate and waiting for a later flight to the base in Maryland.
Messages left with federal aviation officials were not immediately returned. No further details have been released.


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Every month, we hand select one of the best vehicles from our pre-owned lot to showcase on our blog. This month, the lucky winner is a 2017 Toyota Camry SE. We are pretty sure you will love it as much as we do, but if it turns out this isn't the car for you then please visit our website at www.ToyotaofPlano.com to check out our entire new and pre-owned inventory. We are sure to have a vehicle you will love!
This 2017 Camry is a great find with low miles and is Toyota Pre-Owned Certified. The Camry is a massive success and with good reason — it's got proven reliability, a quiet and spacious interior, good fuel economy and exciting exterior styling. For anyone who needs quiet, comfortable transportation for up to five people without breaking the bank, Check out its online listing here, or stop by the dealership today and take it for a test drive.
Shop online at Toyota of Plano or come in today for a great deal on a new Toyota!
Call 888-964-2860, and speak to our friendly staff today! Learn about our latest Toyota Specials, set up an informative test drive, get details on any vehicle, request a brochure, schedule a service appointment, discuss your trade-in or even talk financing on your next car. We are here to help you.
Toyota of Plano is your local Toyota dealer located in Plano, TX. Your satisfaction is our goal!
Still deciding on which Toyota you'd like to be driving? Searching for OEM factory rebates? Are you comparing lease programs or internet specials? Maybe you simply want our best price on a new or used car? For all of this and more, look no further than Toyota of Plano. Our team is made up of professional associates that offer you a no-pressure environment and operate with the quality you'd expect. We look forward to helping you with your next new or used car purchase.


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Just released! Our newest product is making its grand debut at the St. George Family History Expo. It's a calendar that you can use year after year! Feature family faces on important dates and you've got a treasured keepsake that is uniquely yours.
So, whaddaya think? We might be a little biased, but we think they're fabulous and have had a blast testing the process by making a few. Hope my sis doesn't see this blog before she gets her birthday gift! Check out how easy it is to format your pictures for the buttons by using our exclusive Photo Wizard. We're still waiting for our programmer to add this project's dimensions to our software, but we figured out an easy workaround by using the Face Button for the Memory Tree option. Just alter the scaling ratio to 70% for round buttons and 80% for the square shape. We know, the instructions implicitly state that you're supposed to print at 100%. Contact us if you need more information!
Our featured calendars are displayed using a metal easel, but they look equally wonderful hanging on the wall. Just punch through the paper (holes have been pre-drilled) and complete with a ribbon. They also look great in a frame. Try finishing one with chalkboard paint so you can add messages, when needed. Suni's mom came up with her own perfect way to display these calendars. Just apply four super-strong magnets to the back of the board and attach it to any metal surface, like a refrigerator or filing cabinet. Wow! Such versatility!!
We have had so much fun putting this project together. We even have holiday buttons so you can highlight those memory-making moments throughout the year!
Our Memory Calendars are now listed in our Etsy store. We're also working to get them on the website, but that's not going to happen until late March. Our programmer is booked until the end of the month and he's banned me from touching the code since I know just enough to break things!
We'd really like to know what you think!


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Mice Control in Mill park
Rodent or mouse control seems nearly impossible here in Mill park but here at Mill park Pest Control we make it look easy. We have Mill park mouse control specialists standing by to come treat your home or business for mice or other rodents.
With a single call to Mill park Pest Control we will send a Mill park mouse control specialist to your home or business to control all your mouse problems. Each pest control technician is trained to treat your rodent or mouse control problem uniquely and identifying the least disruptive most effective and safe treatment method.
A bit about the most common house mouse found here in Mill park:
Mus musculus, the common house mouse foun here in Mill park. Adults range in size between 7cm - 10cm with a tail between 5cm and 10cm. They have short hair and a light belly with little hair on their tail or ears.
Mice are mostly nocturnal and love foods containing fatty proteins. Mice need very little water to survive and get all their liquid sustenance from their food.
If you need a little help controlling your mouse problem here in Mill park call Mill park Pest Control and let the mouse control experts deal with it.


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Lock Poker and surrogates finally address forum controversy
by Steve R on May 5th, 2013 at 04:51 AM
For the better part of 2013 and for some people going back yearsLock Poker has been widely criticized on a number of issues, chief among them the extremely slow withdrawal speed the site has been plagued by. As wait times for checks have stretched from weeks to months the poker world has been asking questions, and questioning the financial solvency of one of the largest US-facing online poker sites.
For the most part these criticisms have been addressed by Lock Poker representative
Why US online poker players are playing with fire
by Steve R on December 4th, 2012 at 07:33 AM
Online poker in the United States has been a sordid affair dating back to the passage of the UIGEA law in 2006. What started as a minor inconvenience the loss of several online poker room and slower deposit and withdrawal timesgradually became worse and worse. In the aftermath of UIGEA poker players saw their options dry up, and the hoops they had to jump through places higher and higher. This process which I will liken to Mitt Romneys self-deportation idea, where peoples lives are made so
Thoughts on the 2012 WSOP Main Event final table
by Steve R on October 30th, 2012 at 06:43 AM
As always, I watched the WSOP Main Event final table to see the results, but also with a critical eye, looking for some of the stranger things going on at the event. Here is what I noticed at the 2012 final table.
Robert Salaburus No Huddle Offense
Do people in the crowd really need to be patched-up?
Jacob Balsigers energy release
The introductions, countdown, and cheesy smoke-show have to go
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Now is not the time to turn to poker: Expectations
by Steve R on October 19th, 2012 at 04:24 AM
In the first installment of this series I talked about the future of online poker; now I want to talk a little bit about the individual instead of the bigger picture by taking a look at the expectations of poker players in the new poker economy. Before I get into the discussion on expectations its probably a good idea to repost the opening salvo from Part 1 of this series:
There are two distinct groups of poker players when it comes to expectations and these groups will both have
Now is not the time to turn to poker: The Future
by Steve R on October 19th, 2012 at 04:22 AM
Ever since Chris Moneymaker won the 2003 World Series of Poker pretty much every Tom, Dick, and Harry (and even some Janes), have looked at poker as their chance to make some serious money, but since about 2006 the poker world has changed quite a bit, and the chance that any new player can be a successful poker pro has dropped to almost zero not that they were all that high before.
I left the poker world as a player in 2006, and there are countless people in poker that are now either


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Wild Animal Shooting
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Wild Animal Shooting
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As we all know, 10,000+ users downloaded Wild Animal Shooting latest version on 9Apps for free every week! It has been a popular app for a long time. This hot app was released on 2017-10-05. If you want it so go head and download it and enjoy your app.
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Arkansas Tech University will engage in an $8.7 million renovation to Chambers Cafeteria over the coming weeks and months that will yield a refurbished, 900-seat space for dining by Tech students in time for the fall 2013 semester.
The Arkansas Tech Board of Trustees approved the issuance of an additional $1.75 million in revenue bonds to complete financing for the project during its monthly meeting at the Ross Pendergraft Library and Technology Center on Thursday.
Trustees also issued a construction contract to CDI Contractors of Little Rock to perform the renovation. CDI Contractors submitted the low bid among four firms that vied for the contract.
Previous bond issues and the one approved by trustees on Thursday will cover approximately $7.3 million of the funds needed to complete the project. The remaining $1.4 million will come from the university's food service auxiliary fund balance.
David Moseley, senior vice president for administration and finance at Arkansas Tech, noted during Thursday's board meeting that the project will be completed without any additional fees for Arkansas Tech students.
Chambers Cafeteria was dedicated on the Arkansas Tech campus in February 1966. It is named in honor of the Chambers family of Danville, which has been represented on the Arkansas Tech Board of Trustees for three generations — Judge John Ed Chambers (who served 1925-37, 1939-53 and 1955-63), John Ed Chambers II (who served 1965-67 and 1987-88) and John Ed Chambers III (who served 1994-99 and 2007-present).
In other construction-related business on Thursday, the Arkansas Tech Board of Trustees gave administrators permission to move forward with a plan to create 231 additional parking spaces on the main campus in Russellville.
The new spaces would be added to the existing Critz Residence Hall parking lot near the intersection of North Glenwood Avenue and M Street. Seventy-four parking spaces will be added on the north end and 157 parking spaces will be added on the south end of the Critz Hall lot.
The additional parking will allow the university to account for needed additional residence hall parking in the southwest portion of campus due to the construction of the new M Street Residence Hall, which will open in fall 2013.
Cost for creating the additional parking spaces will be $500,000. Trustees approved a transfer from the unrestricted educational and general fund balance to cover the cost of the project.
Also on Thursday, trustees approved:
*an expenditure of $27,535 from the unappropriated educational and general fund balance to allow for improvements to the doors at Witherspoon Hall, Tomlinson Hall and Rothwell Hall and the creation of a ramp on the north side of Rothwell Hall per recommendations from the university Americans With Disabilities Act committee;
*a letter of notification that states the Arkansas Tech College of Arts and Humanities will make its Associate of Arts degree in general education available through distance learning beginning in fall 2013;
*selection of Crafton Tull of Rogers as the architecture firm for the planned construction of a facility for the academic programs in allied health at Arkansas Tech-Ozark Campus.
In personnel matters, trustees approved the hiring of the following individuals as full-time faculty members for the 2013-14 academic year:
*Dr. Rebecca Garvin, assistant professor of English; Dr. Brian Lyons, associate professor of health and physical education; Rebecca M. McHugh, assistant professor of psychology; Dr. James E. Stobaugh, assistant professor of sociology; Dr. Aileen Watts, assistant professor of early childhood education; and Jennifer Willbanks, visiting instructor of psychology.
In other personnel-related matters, trustees approved the hiring of the following full-time professional staff members:
*Jim McSweeney as assistant athletic trainer, effective March 14, 2013;
*Danielle Stark as coordinator of student recruitment for Arkansas Tech-Ozark Campus, effective March 1, 2013.


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Chris Brown + Rihanna Beating Reenacted in Controversial Pep Rally Skit
In a controversial photo that has gone viral on the Internet, three white students from New York's Waverly High School are dressed in blackface and are reenacting a 2009 incident in which Chris Brown assaulted his then-girlfriend Rihanna. WTF?
The photo, which was posted on CNN iReport by Matt Dishler, a former graduate of Waverly High School, shows one male restraining another student who is holding an umbrella while another man is portraying Rihanna cowering on the floor. You can see students and cheerleaders in the background laughing at the racist skit.
Oddly enough, this parody occurred during Waverly High School's pep rally on Friday (Oct. 12). So this performance was supposed to get students pumped up before a sporting contest? Aside from the abhorrent use of blackface, the issue of domestic violence is nothing to cheer about and has no place at a pep rally. We can't imagine how this skit is supposed to boast school morale.
Dishler, who didn't attend the rally, but heard about it from friends, was so appalled that he wrote a commentary about it on CNN iReport. "I can testify there's not a lot of racial diversity in that school whatsoever," he tells pressconnects.com. "We're not really exposed to that at that school. I felt like something should have been done about this. I don't believe the kids had any vicious intentions, but the administrators should have said that's not exactly OK."
We agreed. So far, the photo has garnered over 21,000 views and 200 comments, mostly and shockingly, defending the students' performance. Apparently, this skit was part of annual competition for the title of "Mr. Waverly" and is a school tradition. One commenter even wrote that students performed in blackface last year but no one complained. Really?
Waverly Superintendent Joseph Yelich has told the Daily Review that he's meeting with school administrators and student groups on Tuesday (Oct. 16) to discuss this incident. No student has been suspended or reprimanded for their actions since this photo surfaced online.
"Ultimately, our administrators are going to need to meet with the whole student body to set clear expectations for our behavior and the impact it has on all people," said Yelich.
Let's hope that the administrators, teachers and student body come to the conclusion to end this racist competition and have a pep rally about racial harmony and diversity in their community.
What do you think about the Waverly High School students' reenactment? Sound off in the comments below.
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HTC One X teardown
Released in May 2012, the HTC One X is the company's highly anticipated Android Ice Cream Sandwich phone. Having cracked open the Titan II, HTC's Windows Phone 7 handset, just last month, I was interested to find out what's inside the One X.
For a detailed analysis of the teardown, check out my article and video, HTC One X teardown reveals an internal design that isn't DIY repair friendly.
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Stephen Mansfield is author of The Mormonizing of America (Worthy Publishing, 2012). For further information, log onto MansfieldGroup.com.
To view the world through a Christian lens is to see a truth about life that is otherwise often papered over with happy faces and motivational slogans: The world is fallen, cracked, and flawed. Sin has deformed everything. It has made everybody a bit crazy.
It means that we never make choices between the perfect and its opposite. Every choice—whether for a spouse or a car or a pastor—is a choice for some brand of imperfection. Nowhere is this certainty more starkly revealed than in politics. The Prussian statesman Otto von Bismarck made this point with his famous saying, "Laws are like sausages: It is better not to see them being made." Politics and the processes of government are usually ugly affairs that only occasionally produce satisfying results. The start of those processes rarely closely resembles the result. Usually a voter has to choose between "hold your nose" and "hold your nose tighter." Then he or she sits back and hopes for the best.
For American Christians, it is helpful to remember this as the November presidential election approaches. They face a choice between a politically and theologically liberal Christian and a politically conservative Mormon. Those who prefer Barack Obama, the left-leaning Christian, likely solved their dilemma in the last presidential election. Millions of voters are now confronting a new moral question: "Is there anything wrong with voting for a Mormon President?"
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More efforts for Hurricane Sandy relief are popping up in the tri-state region this weekend, beginning with a show headlined by none other than Shakey himself. Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Trey Anastasio of Phish, and Everest have collaboratively organized a benefit show at The Borgata in Atlantic City for this evening. Proceeds from tonight's show will be directed to the American Red Cross Hurricane Sandy Relief effort, which you can contribute to here. Anastasio, who formerly lived in Pronceton, will be performing a special acoustic set for tonight's benefit. General admission tickets for the all-ages benefit are available at our concert calendar here; the concert starts at 8. Below, check out Anastasio's Acoustic Barn performance of "Time Turns Elastic."


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Foreword by the Second Sea Lord
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I am delighted to introduce the Naval Heritage Strategy. In 2004 the Naval Heritage Committee was established with a remit to ensure that Naval Heritage is deployed to its full potential in promoting the Naval Service and that the full range of our heritage assets is appropriately resourced, managed and employed in a coherent manner. A key part of the Committee's work has been the development of a Naval Heritage Strategy.
The Strategy is an important statement of the principles which will underpin our management of the Naval Heritage. It also sets out a number of key objectives designed to ensure that Naval Heritage promotes the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, is properly conserved, maintained and made widely accessible to the public. The publication of the Strategy is an important milestone, but it is not an end in itself. Working with our partners and stakeholders, including the four naval service museums, we now face the challenging task of successfully implementing its key objectives. Amongst these is the creation of a National Museum of the Royal Navy to underpin a much improved profile for the museum element of naval heritage within the broader heritage sector and one which properly reflects the wealth and breadth of the naval collection.
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I don't know art, but I know what I like. And I think I like George Zimmerman's latest painting.
It is absolutely brilliant, on an artistic level. The yellow ink on a red backdrop -- evocative of the Chinese flag in its bold use of what in America are condiment colors. The primitivist rendering of the subject, the eyes frozen without soul, the Katherine Harris bangs,the gaudy necklace like a Kool Moe Dee gold chain; this painting lays it all bare like a chicken plucked and slaughtered.
Forget who painted it. If it were Basquiat, you'd feel differently. The style, reminiscent of the brilliant painter and iconoclast, Lee Harvey. Bold strokes used in bold ways to make bold statements.
And the quote up top? Perfectly understated. Sort of, well, at odds with the Zimmerman public persona -- a Travis Bickel figure who fights with trolls on Twitter and creates bizarre publicity stunts and claims that Sean Hannity is the last honest man in national journalism.
He plays a buffoon on TV. But what if he is working us all?
Angela Corey is not a popular politician, though she is effective. She plays hardball, and she doesn't lose. Which is part of the reason she alone among local political figures would merit being the subject of a painting at all, never mind one of this quality and thematic resonance.
I have, of course, some unsourced theories on Zimmerman's paintings. One of them being that there might be no better way for him to launder money than by creating a dummy market for some awful paintings -- like that first one he did, allegedly plagiarized, that still netted $100k.
Brilliant! Never occurred to Aileen Wuornos, Casey Anthony, or Ted Bundy to bring it like that. George Zimmerman's first painting: a dummy shell, intended to establish a market price for anything with his imprimatur. A price for the celebrity that comes with shooting a teenage boy in cold blood because he was getting pummelled by that boy, whom he stalked in the dead of night for entirely specious and wacked-out reasons.
But enough about that. The man has cashed in. He can paint -- or even better, commission -- a few of these pieces a year (and why wouldn't he? Warhol did it.) and bring in serious money (or provide the cover for bringing in serious money, as it were).
What's next for Zimmerman? Hopefully, a cavalcade of cash ins. Why not a cologne? Why not a spoken word album? Why not a reality show? Whatever his means, whatever his reasons, whatever his myriad failigs, he has made that great American transformation -- from being famous for villainy to being famous for being famous.
And, in this sense, George Zimmerman - the hoodie hater -- is more hip hop than anyone. Equal parts Shook Ones and Can't Knock The Hustle. If Keith Haring's ghost is truly walking the streets of Riverside, then it should be added that Basquiat Reincarnate walks among us, somewhere south of us in the Sunshine State.


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Good morning, readers. Today is Wednesday, December 12. A 6-year-old student at a North Hollywood school led an effort to save endangered animals.
He asked for donations, instead of gifts, for his last birthday, reports the Daily News.
Areas of Los Angeles, including Studio City and North Hollywood, may get a little darker after a panel ordered companies to remove digital billboards, reports the SGV Business Journal.
The Los Angeles City Council could vote next month on a bill to ban boarding houses in single-family areas in light of the Northridge shootings, reports the Huffington Post.
Sixteen North Hollywood residences were burglarized during a five-day termite fumigation, reports CBS.
A man was killed while crossing Broadway and Maynard in Glendale, reports the Glendale News-Press.
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Born in Toronto, Graves played Junior B with King City, just north of his place of birth. Already a highly regarded amateur, he joined the Windsor Spitfires in 1985-86 where he averaged over a point per game as an OHL rookie. He caught the attention of a host of pro scouts and was drafted 22nd overall by the Detroit Red Wings at the 1986 NHL Entry Draft.
During his first year as the prospect for an NHL team, Graves scored 100 points and led the powerhouse Spitfires to the Memorial Cup tournament. Throughout the 1986-87 season Windsor was the top-rated junior outfit in Canada but they were upset by the Medicine Hat Tigers in the Memorial Cup final. Graves returned for one last year of junior in 1987-88 but did suit up for nine big league games for Detroit.
Graves spent most of the 1988-89 season with the Wings in a support role. It seemed like more of the same through the first 13 games of 1989-90 before he was sent to Edmonton as part of the package assembled to bring Jimmy Carson home to Detroit. This was Graves' first big break in the NHL as he scored 21 points in 63 games while teaming with Martin Gelinas and former Wings teammate Joe Murphy on the Oilers' "Kid Line." The inexperienced trio continued to excel in the playoffs and helped Edmonton win its fifth Stanley Cup in seven seasons.
During the 1990-91 season, Graves continued to fill a checking role but was unsatisfied. On the eve of the 1991-92 season he was signed by the New York Rangers as a free agent and was asked to play the role of two way power forward for the first time since junior. He responded to the challenge with 26 and 36 goal performances in his first two seasons in New York. During the first of these he helped the Rangers win the President's trophy after amassing a league-high 105 points. Even though Graves improved in 1992-93, the team fell to sixth place in the Patrick Division and out of the playoffs.
Graves broke through with 52 goals and helped the Rangers lead the NHL with 112 points in 1993-94. In the process he entered the record books as the first ex-Edmonton Oiler to record a 50-goal season. That spring his ten post-season goals helped the Blueshirts win their first Stanley Cup since 1939-40. Graves was named to the NHL's second All-Star Team at left wing and was the recipient of the King Clancy Memorial trophy in recognition of his continuing work with charitable causes.
Through the remainder of the decade the Rangers failed to make a significant impact in the playoffs but Graves continued to be a reliable scorer. He topped the 30-goal mark twice while supplying leadership and grit for New York.
As the 90s came to a close, so was Graves time with the Rangers. After capturing the Bill Masterton Trophy in 2001, Graves signed with the San Jose Sharks where he was a leader both on and off the ice for the young talented Sharks for two seasons before announcing his retirement in April 2004.
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Take the kids on a journey through the African savannah with Werribee Open Range Zoo's indoor play space, Ranger Kids.
In this amazing adventure-filled space, kids can transform themselves by dressing up as wildlife rangers, vets and even a Leopard Tortoise.
Ranger Kids has three inspired play areas
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All designed to let the imagination go wild!
Against the backdrop of an African sunset, kids will learn how children in the Melako village tend to their farm yards, plant crops and prepare food for the animals.
The savannah enables kids to go on wildlife patrol, counting herds and recording their observations. A custom-built wooden helicopter creates a birds-eye view so they look for injured animals. Plus they can load our plush giraffe, lions and zebra into the helicopter to transport them to the field hospital zone for treatment.
In the field hospital, complete with a surgery and research area, budding medics can diagnose and care for injured plush animals, before being moving them via canvas stretchers to the recovery area.
Ranger Kids also includes a puppet theatre where kids can put on their own shows and it opens up into the Zoo's Leopard Tortoise exhibit, providing the perfect spot to get up close to these amazing animals.
Entry to Ranger Kids is included in general admission and it's a great spot to cozy up in the cool weather.


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A reliable broadband signal is pretty important to me, with all the internet based work I do, plus the amount of animal porn I get through, and I've been struggling for the last few years with BT, though somehow remained loyal. Given I live in London one would expect that I would already have had access to fibre optic cables, but I was still on shitty old-style Victorian internet cables and every now and again my signal would drop out completely, meaning things like wireless printers would disconnect from the system and I'd have to turn everything on and off again like I was a sitcom character created by Graham Linehan.
I was going to leave BT a couple of years ago, but then we moved temporarily to Harpenden and the only efficient and cost effective way to have a phone-line and internet was to transfer my BT line and sign up for another 12 months. And obviously I was hanging in with BT in the hope that my fortune cookie would be proven right.
I have been thinking of moving elsewhere for a while, but only Virgin offered superfast connection and I had heard horror stories about them, so I stuck like a rabbit caught in the headlights refusing to move. Then last month someone from BT rang up and said they now had BT Infinity in my area and it would be cheaper than what I was currently paying for my rubbish malfunctioning web supply and I took the easy option and signed up for another 18 months.
Today a man arrived to make the change. I was very much looking forward to having an infinite amount of internet at my disposal. I assumed this would mean that I would get my animal porn delivered to my computer before I had even searched for it. Time itself would bend and corkscrew like a pig's penis and discharge a huge payload all over my computer.
So I was disappointed to discover that BT infinity is actually finite and just a bit quicker than it was before. At least it seems to be working so far and it's cool to be part of the future and have my Sonos speakers working and not cutting out every five minutes. But it's too early to call. And don't worry, if the servive is terrible I will spend the next 18 months slagging off BT in the blog and biding my time until I can leave to be let down by someone else.
But for now I will say, well done BT. Your engineer was very friendly and pleasant and didn't seem to fuck anything up and I am writing this blog on a line that seems steady and unbroken.
So it's that time of year again and though I know next to nothing of what's going to be in my stand up show and have only an outline for the play, here are my 2014 entries for the Fringe programme. This year I don't even have a definite venue sorted out yet (we're in complex negotiations with a couple of places). But at least we know this much! And look, we have a central image for the Rasputin poster (no, that's not me).
Richard Herring – Lord of the Dance Settee. After covering weighty issues like death, love, religion and spam javelins, "The King of Edinburgh" (List) returns with a show about daftness, being uncool and bouncing joyously on the sofa. "Dependably funny" Chortle.
I Killed Rasputin – a new play by Richard Herring. 1967 - Journalist visits former Russian Prince Felix Yusupov to find out truth about the patently improbable story of the murder of the Mad Monk, who even now refuses to die.
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Ha ha! He said "You say you never played for a super team? You started the super team bro!"
It's true. Not 1, not 2, not 7...
And he has a quickie t shirt.
On Instagram James responded "That's what she wrote?"
Green called out King James!
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Autism-Friendly Performance of Broadway's "Spider-Man" Scheduled
(NEW YORK) -- The first-ever "autism-friendly" performance of Broadway hit Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark is set for April and tickets went on sale Thursday.
The normally special-effects-heavy show will be specially tailored for the audience's needs, with a reduction of jarring sounds, strobe lights and other effects. The theater lobby will also feature designated quiet and activity areas staffed with autism experts, in case anyone needs a break during the performance.
Tickets are available to families whose members include people on the autism spectrum.
The Theatre Development Fund (TDF), a nonprofit organization that encourages and provides access to theater, bought all of the tickets for the April 27 show as part of its Autism Theater Initiative.
"We are delighted to have the opportunity to share our production with those affected by autism," Spider-Man producers Michael Cohl and Jeremiah Harris said in a news release. "Part of our mission is to serve our community, and we are grateful to TDF for partnering with us on this initiative."
This is the fifth autism-friendly initiative by TDF. The first show to participate was The Lion King, which has since done a second participating performance. Mary Poppins and Elf have also done these special shows. The initiative has also spread across the country, with TDF advising on similar experiences in Houston, San Diego and other cities.
"When we piloted this program we had a sense that there was a large audience of families in need of this service," Victoria Bailey, TDF's executive director, wrote in a statement. "After the first performance it was clear that our presumption was true. Watching families experience live theatre together for the first time in an environment that was safe and supportive is a truly emotional and gratifying experience."
The performance is scheduled for Saturday, April 27, and tickets can be purchased through the TDF website. Tickets range from $35-$80.
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On a muggy Tuesday afternoon, Phil Bowers and Hunter Bolden are out in the dirt of a quarter-acre garden in east Burlington harvesting rows of fruits and vegetables.
They are doing more than just tilling, hoeing and planting. They are part of Sustainable Alamance, an organization that cultivates not only produce into profit but also convicted felons into responsible workers who contribute to the community.
�We take underutilized people and create jobs for them to help find out what�s inside,� said Bowers, executive director of Sustainable Alamance. �Whether it�s through day labor in the garden, a moving business with a donated truck, or education and mentoring to give them a voice.�
Bowers left a six-figure salary to jumpstart a ministry that helps ex-convicts assimilate into society. He started a program within Sustainable Alamance, called the urban farm project, of which Bolden is the lead worker.
Bolden, a 48-year-old felon, says his habitual wayward lifestyle had him in and out of jail. Today, he is seeking a more peaceful and wholesome life. Bolden earns his daily wage of $20 to $50 meticulously working on this garden that is flourishing with squash, tomatoes, broccoli, cucumbers and cantaloupe.
Bowers started the project after being connected with the pastor of Greater Love Outreach Church, from whom he learned that one of the biggest issues that men and women face after getting out of prison is unemployment. In its fourth year, members of the program are working a quarter of an acre.
�Our goal is to help these guys make money selling healthy food, not drugs,� Bowers said. �And they might not make as much money, but it�s not illegal.�
Once these men and women get out of jail, they still have responsibilities, but they don�t have the work opportunities or means to provide for them.
�We want to help them find employment and get them engaged in the new economy with healthy food,� Bowers said. �It�s not only good for them, but it�s good for the community.�
Produce is sold to individual customers and to Company Shops Market in downtown Burlington at a price that Bowers says is competitive with Wal-Mart. They also have a small market of sorts at Greater Love Outreach Church. The money made from selling the produce is all in cash and goes through Sustainable Alamance and is then channeled to the workers.
�Charity in and of itself is not enough,� Bowers said. �You know the old saying �you give a man a fish, feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and feed him for life?� Well, that only works if he has access to a lake. So we work to give them that access and teach them where food comes from.�
The program has put 38 former felons in full-time work, which allows them to live and pay probation fees or child support. The program has also saved $1 million for taxpayers by engaging those men and women in the community and keeping them out of prison, Bowers said.
THE FARM ISlocated across the street from the Burlington Industries plant on Queen Ann Street and the organization is eager to expand it. There are a couple warehouses on the property that Bowers wants to tear down and replace with greenhouses that would provide the option of year-round farming. The program is looking for financial support to get started.
Sustainable Alamance has also started a major fundraising effort in hopes of purchasing the former Rainey Street Hospital building as a resource center for those in need. The goal is to utilize that space to provide education so people can get their GED and operate a kitchen to prepare food and teach cooking classes. Job training and even transitional housing to those who are willing to work are on the wish list.
It�s a program that allows formerly incarcerated men and women to not only take, but also earn, responsibility in a way that is good for the community they seek to re-enter.
�You may only get one out of 10 success stories,� Bolden said, �but hey, that�s one back in the neighborhood with a changed heart.�
Learn more at www.sustainablealamance.org.


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Free Nasrin Sotoudeh from Iranian Prison: Please help free Nasrin Sotoudeh.
It is important to all of us, humanity and the world…
We all might have our differences and ideas and political beliefs. But we are all human, we know when there is injustice and or crime committed against humanity.
We all agree that in order to overcome evil we must unite.
It is good to be different but it is not right and acceptable to die because you think differently.
That is what Islamic Regime of Iran does. It murders people because they are not in agreement with their actions.
MS. Sotoudeh stood up for many Iranians who NO One else would take their cases. Because associating yourself with dissident and or oppositions already puts your life in danger.
She did not only stood up for them but she defended them in an Islamic Court and as a women in a society where gender gap keeps widening.
Please share this with you friends. You will not do anything wrong. You will not commit an crime. You will not lose money or friends.
Please let us show the Iranian regime we the people from all around the world are together when we see injustice and cruelty.


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JCB introduced its new 3230 Faxtrac Xtra tractor to North America at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, KY, in February.
The new tractor features a 24-speed powershift transmission that is called P-Tronic. Operators move a joystick for clutchless changes between six gears in each of four ranges. Standard on this model is Xtra-Drive, which lets an operator drive the tractor with the brake pedal. Other features include more torque, a transport power boost, variable-flow hydraulics, headland management option and xenon work light option. The Cummins QSB6.7 engine offers gross engine power of 220 hp and 190 maximum PTO power.
Retail price is $173,020. For more information, contact JCB at 912/447-2000, or visit www.jcbdirt.com.


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Bio-Diesel has been a growing trend for several years and has become a very common application. Typically loaded with either a Fixed Reach Style (Truck) or Unsupported Boom Style (Rail), but designs can vary based on your project needs. Also some debate about materials of construction with this product. In most instances, we have seen Carbon Steel specified, but have also provided all Stainless Steel equipment into this service product would typically require the use of stainless steel with food-grade sealing.
Some examples of loading arm solutions applied in this application*:
What is biodiesel?
Biodiesel is the name of a clean burning alternative fuel, produced from domestic, renewable resources. Biodiesel contains no petroleum, but it can be blended at any level with petroleum diesel to create a biodiesel blend. It can be used in compression-ignition (diesel) engines with little or no modifications. Biodiesel is simple to use, biodegradable, nontoxic, and essentially free of sulfur and aromatics.
How is biodiesel made?
Biodiesel is made through a chemical process called transesterification whereby the glycerin is separated from the fat or vegetable oil. The process leaves behind two products -- methyl esters (the chemical name for biodiesel) and glycerin (a valuable byproduct usually sold to be used in soaps and other products).
Is Biodiesel the same thing as raw vegetable oil?
No! Fuel-grade biodiesel must be produced to strict industry specifications (ASTM D6751) in order to insure proper performance. Biodiesel is the only alternative fuel to have fully completed the health effects testing requirements of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments. Biodiesel that meets ASTM D6751 and is legally registered with the Environmental Protection Agency is a legal motor fuel for sale and distribution. Raw vegetable oil cannot meet biodiesel fuel specifications, it is not registered with the EPA, and it is not a legal motor fuel.
Biodiesel is defined as mono-alkyl esters of long chain fatty acids derived from vegetable oils or animal fats which conform to ASTM D6751 specifications for use in diesel engines. Biodiesel refers to the pure fuel before blending with diesel fuel. Biodiesel blends are denoted as, "BXX" with "XX" representing the percentage of biodiesel contained in the blend (ie: B20 is 20% biodiesel, 80% petroleum diesel).
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In 2013, the Apple App Store generated $10 billion in downloads. And both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store attracted over 50 billion downloads. For 2014, the momentum is likely to continue, but in a variety of directions. From spatial sensitivity for tracking exercise habits to having the power of IBM Watson on-the-go, 2014 will host exciting progress in the mobile development space.
Executives from Icreon Tech, along with members of their software development teams, have collaborated to prioritize the most important mobile development trends for 2014. For businesses, brands and independent developers, this advice from Icreon Tech leadership will help guide successful mobile strategies for the upcoming year.
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GPA Requirements & Academic Regulations
Graduate and Post-baccalaureate* Academic Action Categories
*does not apply to post-baccalaureate students pursuing a second bachelor's degree
Graduate, credential, certificate and unclassified students whose Sacramento State and cumulative grade point average (GPA) is 3.0 or above are considered in good academic standing. No grade below a "B" may be counted toward the degree requirement unless expressly permitted by a campus-approved graduate programs' written policies.
Students whose Sacramento State grade point average or cumulative grade point average falls below 3.00 will be placed on academic probation. Students on probation are eligible to enroll in the subsequent semester.
Students on probation will be placed on Continued Probation if they:
- Earn a 3.00 GPA in the current semester, but have a cumulative GPA below 3.00.
- Students placed on Continued Probation will be limited to a maximum course load of 9 units per semester until they return to academic good standing.
If a graduate, credential, certificate, or unclassified student is on academic probation and the Sacramento State or cumulative grade point average is below 3.0 for the active term, the student will be academically disqualified.
Students not on probation will be disqualified if the Sacramento State or cumulative GPA is 2.000 or less.
Disqualified students will not be allowed to register unless they are formally reinstated and/or readmitted to the University.
Graduate, credential, certificate, and unclassified students are subject to Administrative Probation for the following reasons:
- Withdrawal from all or a substantial portion of their courses in two successive terms or in any three terms.
- Repeated failure to progress toward a degree or other program objective, when such failure is due to circumstances within the control of the student.
- Failure to comply, after due notice, with an academic requirement or regulation.
Students who do not meet the conditions for removal of administrative probation may be subject to further administrative actions, including Administrative Disqualification.
Students will be notified of their academic status (academic probation, continued probation, or academic disqualification by letter, and/or My Sac State message and/or email at the end of each semester. Graduate, credential, certificate and unclassified students on Probation or Continued Probation are required to meet with an advisor in their major department, the credential office or the Office of Graduate Studies. Academic departments and units may block registration of students who fail to meet advising appointments. Students receiving veterans' educational benefits may be ruled ineligible for continued benefits if, after one semester of unsatisfactory achievement (probation or disqualification), they do not return to academic Good Standing at the completion of the next semester.
Students who have been academically disqualified may petition for reinstatement. The Petition for Reinstatement is obtained from the Forms & Manuals section of the Office of Graduate Studies website. If reinstated, students will be placed on an academic contract that may stipulate maximum units, specific courses and achievement levels. Failure to meet the conditions of the reinstatement contract and/or failure to achieve a subsequent semester GPA of 3.000 or higher will result in academic disqualification.
Students who are administratively disqualified or not recommended by their academic department for continuation in the graduate degree, credential, or certificate program must formally apply to the University as well as a graduate degree, credential, or certificate program and submit a petition for reinstatement. Reinstated unclassified students will not be allowed to enroll in graduate level courses during the period of the reinstatement contract without the permission of the department chair or designee for that major.
Deadlines to petition for immediate reinstatement are as follows:
- Spring Semester: Third week of January
- Fall Semester: End of June
NOTE: Please check the Office of Graduate Studies website for specific dates.
Students whose petitions are approved are subject to review each semester until the Sacramento State GPA and overall cumulative GPA reach the minimum standard of 3.00. Students may not earn the degree, credential, or certificate unless they are in good academic standing and their Sacramento State GPA and overall cumulative GPA reach the minimum standard of 3.00.