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Note : I was in standard sixth when I wrote this poem…:-)..Do read… it is cute and fun.
I knew as days passed, he care..
We had a lot of things to share..
Never argue, abuse, or talk about separation in front of your child, care for your child and your child’s happiness…You are a world for your child!
I don’t really know how to explain this. But this is especially true for me. The first person in my life- who I love immensely is… very special and deserves life’s best.
My first love- “My Mother “She is the most beautiful creation on earth. My mother is an extraordinary woman and also the most important woman in my life. She is the most fascinating woman I have ever known. Writing about her is new territory for me. She has a big impact on my life. In many ways, writing about her makes me understand myself even better.
When I was just a kid, I used to smear my face with my mama’s lipstick and model her earrings and high heels, wanting to be just like her. I used to run around the house draping her sari and literally tearing it sometime…, she helped me in my studies, spanked me when I was wrong (I miss those spanking’s today)…Hmm…@?//* Memories worth treasuring!
Today… she is my best friend and guide, she’s my Goddess of inspiration- I worship her.Everything that my mother has ever done has been overshadowed by the thought behind it. While the raw experiences I have had at home have been spectacular, I have learned to truly value them by watching my mother. She has enriched my life with her passion for learning and writing, and changed it with her devotion to humanity.
My mother’s accomplishments have meant a lot to me. I hope to inherit her virtues and follow her footsteps in order to make her proud. My achievements will be a tribute of love to her.“My mother” – for me is the most and only beautiful women on earth.
Mom you are and will always be the everlasting, precious and worthy relative in my life.

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note : i was in standard sixth when i wrote this poem…:-)..do read… it is cute and fun.
i knew as days passed, he care..
we had a lot of things to share..
never argue, abuse, or talk about separation in front of your child, care for your child and your child’s happiness…you are a world for your child!
i don’t really know how to explain this. but this is especially true for me. the first person in my life- who i love immensely is… very special and deserves life’s best.
my first love- “my mother “she is the most beautiful creation on earth. my mother is an extraordinary woman and also the most important woman in my life. she is the most fascinating woman i have ever known. writing about her is new territory for me. she has a big impact on my life. in many ways, writing about her makes me understand myself even better.
when i was just a kid, i used to smear my face with my mama’s lipstick and model her earrings and high heels, wanting to be just like her. i used to run around the house draping her sari and literally tearing it sometime…, she helped me in my studies, spanked me when i was wrong (i miss those spanking’s today)…hmm…@?//* memories worth treasuring!
today… she is my best friend and guide, she’s my goddess of inspiration- i worship her.everything that my mother has ever done has been overshadowed by the thought behind it. while the raw experiences i have had at home have been spectacular, i have learned to truly value them by watching my mother. she has enriched my life with her passion for learning and writing, and changed it with her devotion to humanity.
my mother’s accomplishments have meant a lot to me. i hope to inherit her virtues and follow her footsteps in order to make her proud. my achievements will be a tribute of love to her.“my mother” – for me is the most and only beautiful women on earth.
mom you are and will always be the everlasting, precious and worthy relative in my life.


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PHOENIX, Ariz. — Nikola World will take over the WestWorld complex in Scottsdale, Arizona for two days on April 16-17, 2019.
I am an owner operator and am very interested in leasing a Nikola One truck for 2022, however I need more information on the truck for example the truck looks like it has a very long wheel base perhaps too long for Canadian regulations. Will I be able to spec a truck that will allow me to meet the 75 foot maximum length configuration?

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phoenix, ariz. — nikola world will take over the westworld complex in scottsdale, arizona for two days on april 16-17, 2019.
i am an owner operator and am very interested in leasing a nikola one truck for 2022, however i need more information on the truck for example the truck looks like it has a very long wheel base perhaps too long for canadian regulations. will i be able to spec a truck that will allow me to meet the 75 foot maximum length configuration?


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My fleeting “rein date” with Alex Añón and Ryan Pavlik of Bucephalus Bikes.
One thing Evanston has a reputation for is quirkiness; Alex Añón and Ryan Pavlik, co-owners of Bucephalus Bikes, brought that notion to life the morning of Oct. 5 while riding their “specialized” bikes around town during Washington Elementary School’s annual “Walk-and-Roll To School Day,” a local celebration of International Walk To School Day.
Bucephalus was the name given to Alexander the Great’s horse. According to legend, Bucephalus was an exceptionally loyal horse. Alexander had a special bond with him and the pair sparked a cult in which it was expected that great leaders have a favorite horse. The literal meaning of Bucephalus is “ox head” from the ancient Greek words, bous and kephale.
In 2009, we adopted Bucephalus’ name for our new bicycle repair shop in Evanston, IL. Whether you are planning to conquer the world, ride around it, or simply trying to get some exercise while getting places, Bucephalus Bikes is a shop all riders can depend on for their cycling needs.
On Wednesday morning, as I walked out of my house, I caught sight of these two grown men riding “horsebike” down my street. With one hand on my full coffee cup and the other scrounging for my cell phone, I screamed, “That’s HILARIOUS. Please stop so I can take your picture!” Luckily, they pulled up on their reins just in time for a few shots with my camera phone.
Añón and Pavlik mentioned they’d “galloped” along in a similar fashion during last Sunday’s Bike The Ridge event, as well.

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my fleeting “rein date” with alex añón and ryan pavlik of bucephalus bikes.
one thing evanston has a reputation for is quirkiness; alex añón and ryan pavlik, co-owners of bucephalus bikes, brought that notion to life the morning of oct. 5 while riding their “specialized” bikes around town during washington elementary school’s annual “walk-and-roll to school day,” a local celebration of international walk to school day.
bucephalus was the name given to alexander the great’s horse. according to legend, bucephalus was an exceptionally loyal horse. alexander had a special bond with him and the pair sparked a cult in which it was expected that great leaders have a favorite horse. the literal meaning of bucephalus is “ox head” from the ancient greek words, bous and kephale.
in 2009, we adopted bucephalus’ name for our new bicycle repair shop in evanston, il. whether you are planning to conquer the world, ride around it, or simply trying to get some exercise while getting places, bucephalus bikes is a shop all riders can depend on for their cycling needs.
on wednesday morning, as i walked out of my house, i caught sight of these two grown men riding “horsebike” down my street. with one hand on my full coffee cup and the other scrounging for my cell phone, i screamed, “that’s hilarious. please stop so i can take your picture!” luckily, they pulled up on their reins just in time for a few shots with my camera phone.
añón and pavlik mentioned they’d “galloped” along in a similar fashion during last sunday’s bike the ridge event, as well.


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The benefits of getting featured in the iTunes “New & Noteworthy” section are hard to overstate. You get some of the best positioning throughout the iTunes podcast directory, browsed by millions each day. That type of exposure is rare, but you only have one shot to capitalize on it.
The good news is that it’s not too hard to get into the New & Noteworthy section. It just takes a little planning and some good friends.
New podcasts listed in iTunes are only eligible for New & Noteworthy for 8 weeks from their initial listing. It’s tempting to record your first episode and rush to get listed in iTunes. Don’t do it. This makes it harder to get featured and will reduce your total time in the New & Noteworthy section should you end up making it.
Great podcast artwork is a must. Follow these instructions to create the best artwork for your podcast, or have a designer help you produce something professional. The biggest thing here is that it needs to scale well. Featured podcast listings (and search results) display artwork at 125x125 pixels. If your artwork has any text it must be legible at small sizes.
You’re also going to want to make sure your episodes sound as good as possible. There is a lot that can go into this from recording quality, to podcast intros and post production. Check out our blog post on how to get the best sounding audio for your podcast for more info.
iTunes doesn’t publish the exact requirements for getting featured, but total episode downloads do seem to be a part of the formula. People who have made it into New & Noteworthy report launching their podcast with multiple episodes. We recommend at least 3 full episodes published to your feed before submitting to iTunes—the more the better. You don’t have to wait too long, but if you do a weekly show, putting off your initial listing by a month could serve you well.
In this episode you’re going to start encourage your listeners to rate and review your show on iTunes. Going forward you will want to do this every couple of episodes, but your first 3+ episodes were published before you were listed. If you don’t expect listeners while building out your backlog then you can start the encouragement in episode 1.
Once you get the approval email from iTunes it’s time to start the flurry of activity. Have an email ready to go out to your friends and family. Include a link to your iTunes podcast listing. Ask them to check it out, subscribe, rate and review your show. Next hit up your Facebook and Twitter followers. Ratings and subscriptions are quick wins, but written reviews seem to provide the most benefit.
Don’t hit everyone at once; try to spread the activity over a week or two. Follow up with people and remind them again after a few days if you’re not seeing any activity. Remember you’re now within that 8 week window so keep moving.
Shoot for at least 10 written reviews and 30 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ratings within the first 2 weeks.
Follow the steps above and you’ll have a good chance making the New & Noteworthy feature. Some categories are more competitive than others so do some research and adjust the numbers as necessary.
Above all, please don’t get discouraged if you don’t make it. This is a bit of a black box and while the strategy outlined above has been effective for others it may not work for everyone. Not getting featured is in no way a reflection on you or the quality of your podcast. Have fun and keep up the chatter!

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the benefits of getting featured in the itunes “new & noteworthy” section are hard to overstate. you get some of the best positioning throughout the itunes podcast directory, browsed by millions each day. that type of exposure is rare, but you only have one shot to capitalize on it.
the good news is that it’s not too hard to get into the new & noteworthy section. it just takes a little planning and some good friends.
new podcasts listed in itunes are only eligible for new & noteworthy for 8 weeks from their initial listing. it’s tempting to record your first episode and rush to get listed in itunes. don’t do it. this makes it harder to get featured and will reduce your total time in the new & noteworthy section should you end up making it.
great podcast artwork is a must. follow these instructions to create the best artwork for your podcast, or have a designer help you produce something professional. the biggest thing here is that it needs to scale well. featured podcast listings (and search results) display artwork at 125x125 pixels. if your artwork has any text it must be legible at small sizes.
you’re also going to want to make sure your episodes sound as good as possible. there is a lot that can go into this from recording quality, to podcast intros and post production. check out our blog post on how to get the best sounding audio for your podcast for more info.
itunes doesn’t publish the exact requirements for getting featured, but total episode downloads do seem to be a part of the formula. people who have made it into new & noteworthy report launching their podcast with multiple episodes. we recommend at least 3 full episodes published to your feed before submitting to itunes—the more the better. you don’t have to wait too long, but if you do a weekly show, putting off your initial listing by a month could serve you well.
in this episode you’re going to start encourage your listeners to rate and review your show on itunes. going forward you will want to do this every couple of episodes, but your first 3+ episodes were published before you were listed. if you don’t expect listeners while building out your backlog then you can start the encouragement in episode 1.
once you get the approval email from itunes it’s time to start the flurry of activity. have an email ready to go out to your friends and family. include a link to your itunes podcast listing. ask them to check it out, subscribe, rate and review your show. next hit up your facebook and twitter followers. ratings and subscriptions are quick wins, but written reviews seem to provide the most benefit.
don’t hit everyone at once; try to spread the activity over a week or two. follow up with people and remind them again after a few days if you’re not seeing any activity. remember you’re now within that 8 week window so keep moving.
shoot for at least 10 written reviews and 30 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ratings within the first 2 weeks.
follow the steps above and you’ll have a good chance making the new & noteworthy feature. some categories are more competitive than others so do some research and adjust the numbers as necessary.
above all, please don’t get discouraged if you don’t make it. this is a bit of a black box and while the strategy outlined above has been effective for others it may not work for everyone. not getting featured is in no way a reflection on you or the quality of your podcast. have fun and keep up the chatter!


text: The Introduction to IoT course provides an overview of key concepts and challenges related to digital transformation. The course examines the evolution of the Internet and how the interconnection of people, processes, data, and things is transforming every industry. Note: Introduction to IoT replaces the Introduction to the Internet of Everything (IoE) course.

lowercased: the introduction to iot course provides an overview of key concepts and challenges related to digital transformation. the course examines the evolution of the internet and how the interconnection of people, processes, data, and things is transforming every industry. note: introduction to iot replaces the introduction to the internet of everything (ioe) course.


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Rudolf Wacker was active/lived in Austria, Germany. Rudolf Wacker is known for expressionist landscape, still life and portrait painting.
Rudolf Wacker (Bregenz 1893 - 1939 Bregenz) was a landscape, still life and portrait painter, and was considered one of the most important European artists of the years between the two world wars. He was an Expressionist* and a major representative of the Neue Sachlichkeit ("New Objectivity") movement in Germany and Austria.
In 1909, Wacker began his studies by attending the College for Commercial Drawing in Bregenz, Austria, and in 1910, the Bauer School of Industrial Drawing in Vienna. From 1911 to 1914, Wacker was at the Academy of Art in Weimar studying under Albin Egger-Lienz and Walter Klemm. In 1914, he was drafted into the Tyrolean Imperial Rifles Regiment, and one year later, captured in Poland by the Russi ... Displaying 750 of 4716 characters.

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rudolf wacker was active/lived in austria, germany. rudolf wacker is known for expressionist landscape, still life and portrait painting.
rudolf wacker (bregenz 1893 - 1939 bregenz) was a landscape, still life and portrait painter, and was considered one of the most important european artists of the years between the two world wars. he was an expressionist* and a major representative of the neue sachlichkeit ("new objectivity") movement in germany and austria.
in 1909, wacker began his studies by attending the college for commercial drawing in bregenz, austria, and in 1910, the bauer school of industrial drawing in vienna. from 1911 to 1914, wacker was at the academy of art in weimar studying under albin egger-lienz and walter klemm. in 1914, he was drafted into the tyrolean imperial rifles regiment, and one year later, captured in poland by the russi ... displaying 750 of 4716 characters.


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AutoText is a database of stock phrases or graphics that you create which can be called upon at the drop of a hat.
This boiler-plate text can be set up in both Word or Outlook in the same way. The great thing is that you can format the text in any way you like and it will reappear exactly as you want it.
See the screenshot below of the AutoText version of my email signature.
Scanned real signaturesWell, that’s all for this time.
All you need to do to set up an AutoText entry is think about its content, its formatting and choose a memorable trigger name to recall it.
The easiest way to modify an AutoText, is to resave the modified text as before under the same “trigger” name because Word will ask if you want to overwrite the current version with the new version.
I would love to hear your creative ideas about using AutoText.

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autotext is a database of stock phrases or graphics that you create which can be called upon at the drop of a hat.
this boiler-plate text can be set up in both word or outlook in the same way. the great thing is that you can format the text in any way you like and it will reappear exactly as you want it.
see the screenshot below of the autotext version of my email signature.
scanned real signatureswell, that’s all for this time.
all you need to do to set up an autotext entry is think about its content, its formatting and choose a memorable trigger name to recall it.
the easiest way to modify an autotext, is to resave the modified text as before under the same “trigger” name because word will ask if you want to overwrite the current version with the new version.
i would love to hear your creative ideas about using autotext.


text: A collaboration between researchers from University of Houston and University of Texas Health Science Center has developed a new method to perform sleep studies that minimized the amount of equipment that has to be tethered to the patient. The biggest impediment is the tube placed over the nose that monitors airflow. The researchers created an infrared camera monitoring system that can observe breathing passively and quantify the airflow without any tubes.

lowercased: a collaboration between researchers from university of houston and university of texas health science center has developed a new method to perform sleep studies that minimized the amount of equipment that has to be tethered to the patient. the biggest impediment is the tube placed over the nose that monitors airflow. the researchers created an infrared camera monitoring system that can observe breathing passively and quantify the airflow without any tubes.


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Vighnaharta Ganesh is an Hindi Mythological TV Show which has been launched on Sony TV. The serial is produced by Abhimanyu Singh under the banner of Contiloe Picture Pvt Ltd (Contiloe Entertainment). Vighnaharta Ganesh believed in the power of struggle which eventually helped him succeed.
The show tells some untold stories about Ganesha, which is a first for an Indian TV show.
Recently, the company won the 'Dadasaheb Phalke Film Foundation Award' for its popular show 'Sankat Mochan Mahabali Hanuman' in the Best Mythological Show category.

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vighnaharta ganesh is an hindi mythological tv show which has been launched on sony tv. the serial is produced by abhimanyu singh under the banner of contiloe picture pvt ltd (contiloe entertainment). vighnaharta ganesh believed in the power of struggle which eventually helped him succeed.
the show tells some untold stories about ganesha, which is a first for an indian tv show.
recently, the company won the 'dadasaheb phalke film foundation award' for its popular show 'sankat mochan mahabali hanuman' in the best mythological show category.


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In honor of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees' 40th birthday here are 40 quotes about Brees from those closest to him.
"It was a magical season and Drew was kind of the glue that kept everything together for us. He was a quarterback, he was our leader, he was tremendous and as we've come to find out he was a little underrated. And he has used that throughout the consistency of his life to just prove the doubters wrong and he continues to do that to this day."
“Drew is the most competitive person you've ever met. And for somebody to tell him he couldn't do something and challenge him, that's about the worst thing you can do, is challenge Drew Brees because he will step up to the challenge and nine times out of 10, if not 10 times out of 10, he'll meet it."
“So the intensity that everybody sees from Drew all the time is constant. OK. He's very intense at everything that he does. OK. And by intense I mean very competitive."
“I just knew that was it, we were gone. And you know you just, he walked off the field with his arm just locked up, and it was the strangest position you know of anyone that I've ever seen with an arm like that. And at that point you know I just prayed. I prayed and I just knew that we were gone, in San Diego. And I just didn't know if he would ever play again. But I was just, it broke my heart for him because he's the most amazing man. And he worked so hard to get there. And if that was our time then it was up then that was OK. But it just broke my heart for him. You know he didn't deserve that."
“Well, I can remember specifically the injury happened and you know as a coach you're always kind of, 'I wonder how bad is it,' and I can remember being up in the press box and as he came off the sideline onto the sidelines, I can remember Cam Cameron saying through the headsets, 'Oh it's not good.' And you know the type of makeup, the character of Drew Brees, you thought if there was going to be a guy that was going to have some adversity in his life and would be able to overcome it, you knew it would be him."
“Every time we gave him a certain timetable, he said good, I want to know what it is and I'm going to beat it. And of course he did. And we had to almost put a rein, a check rein on him to try to keep him from going so fast and running out of things to do, but he wanted to know the timetable so he could challenge the timetables and get well quicker than what we anticipated."
“It's always there. It's just that his faith is who he is and it defines him in terms of the actions that he makes and what he does. That is what is his faith is. That's why I'm so proud of him. You know I tell him that I'm really proud of him not because of his accolades on the field. It's great. I mean but you know if Drew were not playing football he'd be doing something else. And I'm confident he's going to be just fine after he plays football because of the faith and because of keeping that at the the center of everything that he does."
“Not only was he gifted and talented to be one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game but he's one of the most positive influences on the city of New Orleans post Katrina, on the communities that he's been in and on so many lives. I can't even begin on a personal level. The times that I've seen him go out of his way to change somebody’s world, sick kids and just across the board. That's the legacy that I think he leaves that far exceeds what he's done with number nine on his chest and a helmet on his head."
"With Drew Brees' face on TV saying New Orleans is coming back, this is my city, this is my home; that coverage made all the difference in the world in New Orleans being the city it is today."
"I'll tell you my favorite thing about working with the Drew and Brittany. When they come here, I love for my kids to see the two of them together. I love the way he treats her. I love the way they are a team. I think that, you know a school leader always worries a little bit when so many kids of our kids walk around with T-shirts and with the jerseys that have No. 9 on the back. I can't tell you what it means, especially for the kids in New Orleans after Katrina, and especially for our kids coming back, to know that they're wearing the No. 9 for an incredibly good human being."
“He can make every throw and he can take a lick if he has to as far as standing in the pocket and being a big quarterback as normally that's why you see it. You know people talk about well you can't see over the offensive line. His passing percentage has been 72 percent. He has broken his own record numerous times as far as completion percentage is concerned in the NFL. So he's an active quarterback. He gets it out of his hand quick and he studies and prepares and he's competitive. That's a winning formula for any quarterback."
“He's a great athlete. You know he does such a great job in the pocket that you know a lot of times he's not getting outside the pocket to make plays. He does a lot in the pocket but he has such a great feel and he's got excellent feet that he finds those throwing lanes and again when he gets out of the pocket, you still see him making plays."
“First ballot Hall of Fame, first ballot Hall of Famer. … You know the one thing that I want to see him be able to do is win a league MVP. I think you know he's been kind of shafted a couple times on that. Unsure if that's going to happen now at this point but he's a first ballot Hall Famer and he is a great teammate."
“He’s a walk-in Hall of Famer in every sense of the word and with me already being in the Hall of Fame, I will go back every year and so when his time comes, I’ll be right there, on stage though. He had to sit in the crowd. I’ll be on stage behind him listening to his hall of fame speech."
“My hair has gotten a little grayer, and he has lost some of his, but that's about all that has changed."
"I mean he literally can do it all. He's up at 4:30 in the morning. He's up until probably like 11:30 at night. If he is not playing with the kids he is working. He's eating quickly and then going back to work or playing with the kids. I mean it's, he truly is the most amazing man I've ever met in my entire life. His work ethic is like nothing I've ever seen. I cannot find something to match it. You know and he loves it. I mean he is such a hard worker and he truly takes pride in being a good person and being a hard worker and a man of integrity and a man of his word. So I think whatever he does he's going to love and he's going to be super successful at it."
“I bet there's not a guy on the Saints team that wouldn't tell you that he doesn't want the attention. What he's doing, he's doing for others. He is a team builder and it's been that way since we put the pads on in 1993."

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in honor of new orleans saints quarterback drew brees' 40th birthday here are 40 quotes about brees from those closest to him.
"it was a magical season and drew was kind of the glue that kept everything together for us. he was a quarterback, he was our leader, he was tremendous and as we've come to find out he was a little underrated. and he has used that throughout the consistency of his life to just prove the doubters wrong and he continues to do that to this day."
“drew is the most competitive person you've ever met. and for somebody to tell him he couldn't do something and challenge him, that's about the worst thing you can do, is challenge drew brees because he will step up to the challenge and nine times out of 10, if not 10 times out of 10, he'll meet it."
“so the intensity that everybody sees from drew all the time is constant. ok. he's very intense at everything that he does. ok. and by intense i mean very competitive."
“i just knew that was it, we were gone. and you know you just, he walked off the field with his arm just locked up, and it was the strangest position you know of anyone that i've ever seen with an arm like that. and at that point you know i just prayed. i prayed and i just knew that we were gone, in san diego. and i just didn't know if he would ever play again. but i was just, it broke my heart for him because he's the most amazing man. and he worked so hard to get there. and if that was our time then it was up then that was ok. but it just broke my heart for him. you know he didn't deserve that."
“well, i can remember specifically the injury happened and you know as a coach you're always kind of, 'i wonder how bad is it,' and i can remember being up in the press box and as he came off the sideline onto the sidelines, i can remember cam cameron saying through the headsets, 'oh it's not good.' and you know the type of makeup, the character of drew brees, you thought if there was going to be a guy that was going to have some adversity in his life and would be able to overcome it, you knew it would be him."
“every time we gave him a certain timetable, he said good, i want to know what it is and i'm going to beat it. and of course he did. and we had to almost put a rein, a check rein on him to try to keep him from going so fast and running out of things to do, but he wanted to know the timetable so he could challenge the timetables and get well quicker than what we anticipated."
“it's always there. it's just that his faith is who he is and it defines him in terms of the actions that he makes and what he does. that is what is his faith is. that's why i'm so proud of him. you know i tell him that i'm really proud of him not because of his accolades on the field. it's great. i mean but you know if drew were not playing football he'd be doing something else. and i'm confident he's going to be just fine after he plays football because of the faith and because of keeping that at the the center of everything that he does."
“not only was he gifted and talented to be one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game but he's one of the most positive influences on the city of new orleans post katrina, on the communities that he's been in and on so many lives. i can't even begin on a personal level. the times that i've seen him go out of his way to change somebody’s world, sick kids and just across the board. that's the legacy that i think he leaves that far exceeds what he's done with number nine on his chest and a helmet on his head."
"with drew brees' face on tv saying new orleans is coming back, this is my city, this is my home; that coverage made all the difference in the world in new orleans being the city it is today."
"i'll tell you my favorite thing about working with the drew and brittany. when they come here, i love for my kids to see the two of them together. i love the way he treats her. i love the way they are a team. i think that, you know a school leader always worries a little bit when so many kids of our kids walk around with t-shirts and with the jerseys that have no. 9 on the back. i can't tell you what it means, especially for the kids in new orleans after katrina, and especially for our kids coming back, to know that they're wearing the no. 9 for an incredibly good human being."
“he can make every throw and he can take a lick if he has to as far as standing in the pocket and being a big quarterback as normally that's why you see it. you know people talk about well you can't see over the offensive line. his passing percentage has been 72 percent. he has broken his own record numerous times as far as completion percentage is concerned in the nfl. so he's an active quarterback. he gets it out of his hand quick and he studies and prepares and he's competitive. that's a winning formula for any quarterback."
“he's a great athlete. you know he does such a great job in the pocket that you know a lot of times he's not getting outside the pocket to make plays. he does a lot in the pocket but he has such a great feel and he's got excellent feet that he finds those throwing lanes and again when he gets out of the pocket, you still see him making plays."
“first ballot hall of fame, first ballot hall of famer. … you know the one thing that i want to see him be able to do is win a league mvp. i think you know he's been kind of shafted a couple times on that. unsure if that's going to happen now at this point but he's a first ballot hall famer and he is a great teammate."
“he’s a walk-in hall of famer in every sense of the word and with me already being in the hall of fame, i will go back every year and so when his time comes, i’ll be right there, on stage though. he had to sit in the crowd. i’ll be on stage behind him listening to his hall of fame speech."
“my hair has gotten a little grayer, and he has lost some of his, but that's about all that has changed."
"i mean he literally can do it all. he's up at 4:30 in the morning. he's up until probably like 11:30 at night. if he is not playing with the kids he is working. he's eating quickly and then going back to work or playing with the kids. i mean it's, he truly is the most amazing man i've ever met in my entire life. his work ethic is like nothing i've ever seen. i cannot find something to match it. you know and he loves it. i mean he is such a hard worker and he truly takes pride in being a good person and being a hard worker and a man of integrity and a man of his word. so i think whatever he does he's going to love and he's going to be super successful at it."
“i bet there's not a guy on the saints team that wouldn't tell you that he doesn't want the attention. what he's doing, he's doing for others. he is a team builder and it's been that way since we put the pads on in 1993."


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Fresh frangipani flowers scattered to form a colourful yellow carpet for a traditional Balinese Wedding Ceremony!
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OMG the aroma must have been glorious!!!

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fresh frangipani flowers scattered to form a colourful yellow carpet for a traditional balinese wedding ceremony!
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omg the aroma must have been glorious!!!


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Solo acoustic guitar piece written in tribute to the legendary guitarist Leo Kottke.
A Celtic-inspired piece of music written for solo acoustic guitar.
This piece was written in memory of my father.
The title is part of a long running joke between a friend and I, which has nothing to do with my father but one which he'd appreciate.

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join my mailing list for the latest news, and receive a free track download.
solo acoustic guitar piece written in tribute to the legendary guitarist leo kottke.
a celtic-inspired piece of music written for solo acoustic guitar.
this piece was written in memory of my father.
the title is part of a long running joke between a friend and i, which has nothing to do with my father but one which he'd appreciate.


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In Canvas, all courses are automatically set to concluded and are converted to a read-only archival state following the end of term. At UBC, we set Canvas’s end-of-term date to eight weeks after the last day of class. That means that all Winter Term 1 courses were marked as concluded by Canvas and automatically archived at 12:00 AM on Jan 25, 2019.
Once a course has been archived, it becomes read-only for instructors, who can view their course through the past enrollments section of Canvas (Courses -> All Courses -> Past Enrollments). Students are unable to access courses in Canvas once they’ve been archived.
Instructors who need to make changes to an archived course (e.g., editing a grade) can do so by manually changing the start or end dates of their course. Please see the Canvas guides for more information about how to change course start and end dates. Make sure to check the box that says “Users can only participate in the course between these dates”—otherwise, your changes to the course start or end date won’t save. Please note that if you need to change your course end date after it has been concluded, you will need to submit a request to your Instructional Support Unit or the Learning Technology Hub.
If you have questions about this process, please contact the Learning Technology Hub.

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in canvas, all courses are automatically set to concluded and are converted to a read-only archival state following the end of term. at ubc, we set canvas’s end-of-term date to eight weeks after the last day of class. that means that all winter term 1 courses were marked as concluded by canvas and automatically archived at 12:00 am on jan 25, 2019.
once a course has been archived, it becomes read-only for instructors, who can view their course through the past enrollments section of canvas (courses -> all courses -> past enrollments). students are unable to access courses in canvas once they’ve been archived.
instructors who need to make changes to an archived course (e.g., editing a grade) can do so by manually changing the start or end dates of their course. please see the canvas guides for more information about how to change course start and end dates. make sure to check the box that says “users can only participate in the course between these dates”—otherwise, your changes to the course start or end date won’t save. please note that if you need to change your course end date after it has been concluded, you will need to submit a request to your instructional support unit or the learning technology hub.
if you have questions about this process, please contact the learning technology hub.


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Well, at least Library of Congress did something about this one.
Thanks, Carrie! New post on the subject is now up.

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well, at least library of congress did something about this one.
thanks, carrie! new post on the subject is now up.


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Price per unit Used Boleh nego per warna.
Ori 100%, brand new blm pernah dipakai This mist has new better-than-ever formula-this sheer mist is made to mix, blend and play for a custom scent, with red plum and freesia. It is smooth on the skin and keeps your confidence up all day long.
Featuring Rene Furterer’s exclusive KPF (Keratin Protection Factor) and a nourishing blend of Sesame and Castor oils, this leave-in spray offers water-resistant protection against damage caused by UV rays, salt and chlorine.
Brand new, tidak pernah dipakai.

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price per unit used boleh nego per warna.
ori 100%, brand new blm pernah dipakai this mist has new better-than-ever formula-this sheer mist is made to mix, blend and play for a custom scent, with red plum and freesia. it is smooth on the skin and keeps your confidence up all day long.
featuring rene furterer’s exclusive kpf (keratin protection factor) and a nourishing blend of sesame and castor oils, this leave-in spray offers water-resistant protection against damage caused by uv rays, salt and chlorine.
brand new, tidak pernah dipakai.


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The engineering group at SCS is comprised of experienced engineers and industry thought leaders with highly specialized expertise within the heat and energy products we offer.
As a part of a turn-key product delivery or on an a-la-cart basis, engineering services are available to deliver a host of services and customized products for our customer base.
In-house capabilities include structural & civil, electrical, mechanical and instrumentation & controls. With a huge portfolio of projects across the globe we enable the highest return on investment and a customized solution for each customer.
Contact us today to learn how to leverage our experience to ensure the success of your engineering project.

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the engineering group at scs is comprised of experienced engineers and industry thought leaders with highly specialized expertise within the heat and energy products we offer.
as a part of a turn-key product delivery or on an a-la-cart basis, engineering services are available to deliver a host of services and customized products for our customer base.
in-house capabilities include structural & civil, electrical, mechanical and instrumentation & controls. with a huge portfolio of projects across the globe we enable the highest return on investment and a customized solution for each customer.
contact us today to learn how to leverage our experience to ensure the success of your engineering project.


text: Titre(s) : Complete recordings on Deutsche Grammophon [Enregistrement sonore] / Stravinsky, Shotakovich, comp. ; Israel Philharmonic orchestra ; members of the English Bach Festival Orchestra... [etc.] ; Leonard Bernstein, dir.

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I do remember meeting him at NIH and, you know, in a sense sometimes you just click with certain individuals, and I clicked with Craig. What he was saying made a lot of sense. So when he moved to TIGR and proposed sequencing using the shotgun method of microbial genomes, I thought that was wonderful! Frankly even though the focus was on the human genome, I had a lot of interest, as I said, from childhood in other life forms, you know. I was not as anthropocentric as most people in that respect. So the sequencing of Haemophilus influenzae was just incredible to me. We were involved in the funding of the second genome, which was Mycoplasma genitalium, an organism that figures prominently in our plans in many ways. That started a very, very I would say successful collaboration with Craig Venter in almost everything he did since that time. Even including when he challenged us by creating Celera and racing us for the human genome sequence, because I remained friends with him during that time.
In fact, even though my colleagues in the public program weren’t necessarily very happy to hear me say it, I was always very upfront by my conviction that having competition is wonderful. If you are the only game in town then you go at your own slow pace and, you know, you’ve got nothing to prompt you to do things better. I think history speaks for itself. The fact that we did have that competition made a huge difference both in terms of how hard we worked, how closely we worked. You know, we put aside a lot of differences because it was one of those cases of, you know, stick together or hang separately. So even in the time of competition, you know, I stayed in touch with Craig. Without breaking any confidences, which he never asked me to do anyway in terms of providing any secrets of the public program, we stayed in touch and we kept each other informed of what was happening without letting on any secrets. And provided a back channel that I think ultimately was very helpful.

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i do remember meeting him at nih and, you know, in a sense sometimes you just click with certain individuals, and i clicked with craig. what he was saying made a lot of sense. so when he moved to tigr and proposed sequencing using the shotgun method of microbial genomes, i thought that was wonderful! frankly even though the focus was on the human genome, i had a lot of interest, as i said, from childhood in other life forms, you know. i was not as anthropocentric as most people in that respect. so the sequencing of haemophilus influenzae was just incredible to me. we were involved in the funding of the second genome, which was mycoplasma genitalium, an organism that figures prominently in our plans in many ways. that started a very, very i would say successful collaboration with craig venter in almost everything he did since that time. even including when he challenged us by creating celera and racing us for the human genome sequence, because i remained friends with him during that time.
in fact, even though my colleagues in the public program weren’t necessarily very happy to hear me say it, i was always very upfront by my conviction that having competition is wonderful. if you are the only game in town then you go at your own slow pace and, you know, you’ve got nothing to prompt you to do things better. i think history speaks for itself. the fact that we did have that competition made a huge difference both in terms of how hard we worked, how closely we worked. you know, we put aside a lot of differences because it was one of those cases of, you know, stick together or hang separately. so even in the time of competition, you know, i stayed in touch with craig. without breaking any confidences, which he never asked me to do anyway in terms of providing any secrets of the public program, we stayed in touch and we kept each other informed of what was happening without letting on any secrets. and provided a back channel that i think ultimately was very helpful.


text: A bunion is a deformity of the big toe. A bunion is a toe that points at a sideways angle towards your second toe. There is also a characteristic bump on the inner side of the foot. As the bunion becomes more prominent, bunion pain can develop. The medical term for a foot bunion is hallux valgus.

lowercased: a bunion is a deformity of the big toe. a bunion is a toe that points at a sideways angle towards your second toe. there is also a characteristic bump on the inner side of the foot. as the bunion becomes more prominent, bunion pain can develop. the medical term for a foot bunion is hallux valgus.


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In 2018, the Energy Charter Secretariat (ECS) in cooperation with governmental officials and international institutions (such as ICSID, World Bank, IMI) worked on practical issues to facilitate a framework for managing investment disputes. This work resulted in the Model Instrument on Management of Investment Disputes.
To complement such Model Instrument, the Secretariat will focus during 2019 on tools for prevention of investment disputes.
The interactive discussion aims at identifying synergies among different International Organisations working on prevention of investment disputes, as well as gaps that government officials consider that still need to be addressed.

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in 2018, the energy charter secretariat (ecs) in cooperation with governmental officials and international institutions (such as icsid, world bank, imi) worked on practical issues to facilitate a framework for managing investment disputes. this work resulted in the model instrument on management of investment disputes.
to complement such model instrument, the secretariat will focus during 2019 on tools for prevention of investment disputes.
the interactive discussion aims at identifying synergies among different international organisations working on prevention of investment disputes, as well as gaps that government officials consider that still need to be addressed.


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M. Daigle, A. Bregon, X. Koutsoukos, G. Biswas, and B. Pulido, Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 53 , 190-206, August 2016.
C. S. Kulkarni, G. Gorospe, M. J. Daigle, and K. Goebel, IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, Vol. 18 No. 4, 5-15, August 2015.
M. Daigle, I. Roychoudhury, and A. Bregon, Control Engineering Practice, Vol. 38 , 75-91, May 2015.
C. Liang, S. Mahadevan, and S. Sankararaman, ASME Journal of Mechanical Design, Vol. 137 , 021404 (12 pages), Feb 2015.
P. Lall, R. Lowe, and K. Goebel, ASME Journal of Electronic Packaging, 2012.
F. Figueroa, K. Melcher, A. Patterson-Hine, and C. Kulkarni, "ROADMAP FOR INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS IN AEROSPACE" AIAA, INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE (ISTC), 2016.
S. Sankararaman, "Encyclopedia of Earthquake Engineering", edited by M. Beer, I.A. Kougioumtzoglou, E. Patelli, I.S.K. Au. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2015.
S. Sankararaman and S. Mahadevan, "Encyclopedia of Earthquake Engineering", edited by M. Beer, I.A. Kougioumtzoglou, E. Patelli, I.S.K. Au. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2015.
S. Sankararaman and S. Mahadevan, "Emerging Design Solutions in Structural Health Monitoring Systems", edited by Diego Alexander Tibaduiza Burgos, Luis Eduardo Mujica, and Jose Rodellar, IGI Global, 2015.
C.Kulkarni, G. Gorospe, M. Daigle, and K.Goebel, IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Magazine, 2015.
S. Sankararaman and S. Mahadevan, Numerical Methods for Reliability and Safety Assessment in Multiscale and Multyphysics Systems, edited by S. Kadry and A.E. Hami, 2014.
A. Saxena and M. Roemer, Integrated Vehicle Health Management: The Technology, Ed.: I. Jennions, SAE International, R-429, ISBN of 978-0-7680-7952-4, Chapter 5, 71-86, 2013.
A. Patterson-Hine, G. Aaseng, G. Biswas, S. Narasimhan, and K. Pattipati, System Health Management, with Aerospace Applications; Eds: S. Johnson, T. Gormley, S. Kessler, C. Mott, A. Patterson-Hine, K. Reichard, P. Scandura Jr.; J. Wiley, 265-280, 2011.
G. Vachtsevanos and K. Goebel, Integrated Vehicle Health Management: Perspectives on an Emerging Field: SAE Book R-405, I. Jennions (ed.), ISBN: 978-0-7680-6432-2, 2011.
C. Kulkarni, J. Schumann, and I. Roychoudhury, Proceedings of AIAA/IEEE Electric Aircraft Technologies Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, July 2018.
C. Kulkarni, I. Roychoudhury, and G. Gorospe, Proceedings of Fourth European Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society, Utrecht, The Netherlands, July 2018.
M. Corbetta, C. Sbarufatti, M. Giglio, A. Saxena, and K. Goebel, 6th European Conference on Structural Control and Health Monitoring, Sheffield, UK, July 2016.
M. Corbetta, A. Saxena, M. Giglio, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of International Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring, Stanford, CA, September 2015.
G. Gorospe, D. Simon, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of Annual Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society, San Diego, CA, October 2015.
Uncertainty in Steady-State Diagnostics of a Current-Pressure Transducer: How Confident are we in Diagnosing Faults?
Are current prognostic performance evaluation practices sufficient and meaningful?
S. Sankararaman and K. Goebel, Proceedings of the Machinery Failure and Prevention Technology Conference, Virginia Beach, May 2014.
Impact of uncertainty on the diagnostics and prognostics of a current-pressure transducer.
J. Frank, G. Aaseng, M. Dalal, C. Fry, C. Lee, R. McCann, S. Narasimhan, L. Spirkovska, K. Swanson, L. Wang, A. Molin, and L. Garner, Proceedings of 7th Scheduling and Planning Applications woRKshop (SPARK), Rome, Italy, June 2013.
S. Frost, K. Goebel, and Mark Balas, Proceedings of the 51st AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting/ASME 30th Wind Energy Symposium, 2013.
S. Frost, K.Goebel, and M. Balas, Proceedings of International Conference on Future Technologies for Wind Energy, Laramie, WY, October 2013.
S. Sankararaman and K. Goebel, Proceedings of Annual Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society, New Orleans, LA, October 2013.
A. Sweet, A. Feldman, S. Narasimhan, M. Daigle, and S. Poll, Proceedings of the 24th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis, Jerusalem, Israel, 224-229, October 2013.
Sriram Narasimhan, Ramon Gonzalez, Liljana Spirkovska, Robert McCann, Jeremy Frank, and Charles Lee, Proceedings of the 23rd International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis, Great Malvern, UK, July 2012.
S. Frost, K. Goebel, and J. Celaya, Proceedings of AIAA Infotech@Aerospace Conference, Garden Grove, CA, June 2012.
B. Saha, E. Koshimoto, P. Quach, E. Hogge, T. Strom, B. Hill, S. Vazquez, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of AIAA Infotech@Aerospace Conference, St. Louis, MO, March 2011.
B. Saha, E. Koshimoto, P. Quach, E. Hogge, T. Strom, B. Hill, S. Vazquez, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, March 2011.
M. Feather, K. Goebel, and M. Daigle, Proceedings of AIAA SpaceOps Conference, 2010.
S. Saha, J. Celaya, B. Saha, P. Wysocki, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of Annual Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society, Portland, OR, October 2010.
B. Saha and K. Goebel, Proceedings of Annual Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society, San Diego, CA, September 2009.
P. Wysocki, V. Vashchenko, J. Celaya, S. Saha, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of Annual Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society, San Diego, CA, September 2009.
I. Roychoudhury, M. Daigle, G. Biswas, X. Koutsoukos, A. Patterson-Hine, and S. Poll, Proceedings of the 7th IFAC Symposium on Fault Detection, Supervision and Safety of Technical Processes, Barcelona, Spain, July 2009.
C. Goodrich, W. Hatfield, R. Johnson, S. Narasimhan, M. Daigle, and B. Brown, Proceedings of Commercial and Government Access to Space Technology Exchange, October 2009.
G. Sonnenfeld, J. Celaya, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IEEE AUTOTESTCON, Salt Lake City, UT, September 2008.
S. Uckun, P. Lucas, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of International Conference on Prognostics and Health Management, 2008.
S. Saha, B. Saha, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of International Conference on Prognostics and Health Management, 2008.
K. Goebel, B. Saha, and A. Saxena, Proceedings of MFPT, 2008.
S. Narasimhan and O. Mengshoel, Proceedings of the 19th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis, Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia, 307-314, October 2008.
B. Saha, K. Goebel, S. Poll, and J. Christopherson, Proceedings of IEEE AUTOTESTCON, Baltimore, MD, September 2007.
S. Narasimhan and L. Brownston, Proceedings of the 28th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis, Nashville, TN, 162-169, May 2007.
M. Schwabacher and K. Goebel, Proceedings of AAAI Fall Symposium: AI for Prognostics (Working Notes), 2007.
B. Saha and K. Goebel, Proceedings of AAAI Fall Symposium: AI for Prognostics (Working Notes), 2007.
S. Narasimhan, Proceedings of International Conference on Accelerator and Large Experimental Physics Control Systems (Invited Talk) (ICALEPCS), Knoxville, TN, 701-705, October 2007.
H. G. Park, A. Barrett, E. Baumann, M. Grage, and S. Narasimhan, Proceedings of the Second IEEE International Conference on Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology (SMC-IT), Pasadena, CA, 277-284, July 2006.
E. Benazera and S. Narasimhan, Proceedings of American Control Conference (ACC), Portland, OR, June 2005.
S. Narasimhan, L. Brownston, and D. Burrows, Proceedings of IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, 3495-3501, March 2004.
S. Narasimhan, R. Dearden, and E. Benazera, Proceedings of the 15th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis, Carcassonne, France, 123-128, 2004.
George E. Gorospe Jr. and Chetan S. Kulkarni, Proceedings of, .
Q. Gaudel, P. Ribot, E. Chanthery, and M. Daigle, 37th International Conference on Applications and Theory of Petri Nets and Concurrency, Torun, Poland, 196-215, June 2016.
J. Lam, S. Sankararaman, and B. Stewart, Proceedings of Annual Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society, Fort Worth, TX, September 2014.
J. Chiachio, M. Chiachio, S. Sankararaman, A. Saxena, and K. Goebel., Proceedings of the American Society for Composites 29th Technical Conference, the 16th US-Japan Conference on Composite Materials, and the ASTM-D30 Meetin, San Diego, CA, Sep 2014.
Predicting remaining useful life in CRFP laminates under fatigue loads: a new efficient algorithm.
M. Chiachio, J. Chiachio, S. Sankararaman, A. Saxena, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of the American Society for Composites 29th Technical Conference, the 16th US-Japan Conference on Composite Materials, and the ASTM-D30 Meetin, San Diego, CA, Sep 2014.
Adams, Richard, Lichter, Matthew, Reilly, J., Narasimhan, Sriram, Zetocha, and Paul, Proceedings of AIAA Infotech@Aerospace Conference, Garden Grove, CA, June 2012.
B. Zhang, L. Tang, J. DeCastro, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IEEE AUTOTESTCON, Orlando, FL, September 2010.
L. Tang, G. Kacprzynski, K. Goebel, and G. Vachtsevanos, Proceedings of IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, March 2010.
A. Ginart, I. Ali, I.Barlas, P. Kalgren, M. Roemer, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, March 2010.
P. Lall, R. Vaidya, V. More, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IMECE, 2010.
P. Lall, R. Vaidya, V. More, K. Goebel, and Jeff Suhling, Proceedings of ECTC, 2010.
P. Lall, R. Lowe, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of ECTC, 2010.
P. Lall, R. Vaidrya, V. More, K. Goebel, and J. Suhling, Proceedings of iTHERM, 2010.
P. Lall, R. Lowe, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of iTHERM, 2010.
L. Tang, G. Kacprzynski, K. Goebel, and G. Vachtsevanos, Proceedings of IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, March 2009.
M. Smith, C. Byington, M. Wattson, S. Bharadwaj, G. Swerdon, K. Goebel, and E. Balaban, Proceedings of IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, March 2009.
G. Swerdon, M. Watson, S. Bharadwaj, C. Byington, M. Smithm K. Goebel, and E. Balaban, Proceedings of MFPT, 2009.
P. Lall, R. Lowe, J. Suhling, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of INTERPACK, 2009.
P. Lall, V. More, R. Vaidya, J. Suhling, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IMECE, 2009.
P. Lall, R. Lowe, J. Suhling, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IMECE, 2009.
P. Lall, V. More, R. Vaidya, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of ECTC, 2009.
P. Lall, R. Vaidya, V. More, J. Suhling, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of InterPACK, 2009.
P. Lall, R. Lowe, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of ECTC, 2009.
C. Laughman, R. LaFoy, W. Wichakool, P. Armstrong, S. Leeb, L. Norford, J. Rodriguez, K. Goebel, Ann Patterson−Hine, and N. Lupton, Proceedings of International Compressor Engineering Conference, West Lafayette, IN, July 2008.
A. Khalak and K. Goebel, Proceedings of IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, March 2008.
M. Orchard, G. Kacprzynski, K. Goebel, B. Saha, and G. Vachtsevanos, Proceedings of International Conference on Prognostics and Health Management, 2008.
N. Patil, D. Das, K. Goebel, and M. Pecht, Proceedings of International Conference on Prognostics and Health Management, 2008.
N. Patil, D. Das, K. Goebel, and M. Pecht, Proceedings of International Seminar on Power Semiconductors (ISPS), 2008.
P. Lall, C. Bhat, M. Hande, V. More, R. Vaidya, J. Suhling, R. Pandher, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of the 58th ECTC, 918-929, 2008.
P. Lall, C. Bhat, M. Hande, V. More, R. Vaidya, J. Suhling, R. Pandher, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of International Conference on Prognostics and Health Management, 2008.
A. Ginart. M. Roemer, P. Kalgren, and K. Goebel, Proceedings of International Conference on Prognostics and Health Management, 2008.
L. Tang, G. Kacprzynski, M. Orchard, A. Saxena, K. Goebel, and B. Saha, Proceedings of AAAI Fall Symposium: AI for Prognostics (Working Notes), 2007.
A. Khalak and K. Goebel, Working Notes of AAAI Fall Symposium: AI for Prognostics, 2007.
I. Roychoudhury, L. Spirkovska, M. O'Connor, and C. Kulkarni, NASA/TM-2018-219985, 2018.
I. Roychoudhury, L. Spirkovska, M. Daigle, E. Balaban, S. Sankararaman, C. Kulkarni, S. Poll, and K. Goebel, NASA/TM-2015-218928, 2015.
S. Hayden, N. Oza, R. Mah, R. Mackey, S. Narasimhan, G. Karsai, S. Poll, S. Deb, and M. Shirley, NASA/TM-2006-214552, 2006.
C. Kulkarni, IDTechEx, Santa Clara, CA, November 2016.
C. Kulkarni, IEEE Safe Advanced Mobile Power Workshop, Milpitas, CA, September 2015.

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m. daigle, a. bregon, x. koutsoukos, g. biswas, and b. pulido, engineering applications of artificial intelligence, vol. 53 , 190-206, august 2016.
c. s. kulkarni, g. gorospe, m. j. daigle, and k. goebel, ieee instrumentation & measurement magazine, vol. 18 no. 4, 5-15, august 2015.
m. daigle, i. roychoudhury, and a. bregon, control engineering practice, vol. 38 , 75-91, may 2015.
c. liang, s. mahadevan, and s. sankararaman, asme journal of mechanical design, vol. 137 , 021404 (12 pages), feb 2015.
p. lall, r. lowe, and k. goebel, asme journal of electronic packaging, 2012.
f. figueroa, k. melcher, a. patterson-hine, and c. kulkarni, "roadmap for intelligent systems in aerospace" aiaa, intelligent systems technical committee (istc), 2016.
s. sankararaman, "encyclopedia of earthquake engineering", edited by m. beer, i.a. kougioumtzoglou, e. patelli, i.s.k. au. springer berlin heidelberg, 2015.
s. sankararaman and s. mahadevan, "encyclopedia of earthquake engineering", edited by m. beer, i.a. kougioumtzoglou, e. patelli, i.s.k. au. springer berlin heidelberg, 2015.
s. sankararaman and s. mahadevan, "emerging design solutions in structural health monitoring systems", edited by diego alexander tibaduiza burgos, luis eduardo mujica, and jose rodellar, igi global, 2015.
c.kulkarni, g. gorospe, m. daigle, and k.goebel, ieee instrumentation and measurement magazine, 2015.
s. sankararaman and s. mahadevan, numerical methods for reliability and safety assessment in multiscale and multyphysics systems, edited by s. kadry and a.e. hami, 2014.
a. saxena and m. roemer, integrated vehicle health management: the technology, ed.: i. jennions, sae international, r-429, isbn of 978-0-7680-7952-4, chapter 5, 71-86, 2013.
a. patterson-hine, g. aaseng, g. biswas, s. narasimhan, and k. pattipati, system health management, with aerospace applications; eds: s. johnson, t. gormley, s. kessler, c. mott, a. patterson-hine, k. reichard, p. scandura jr.; j. wiley, 265-280, 2011.
g. vachtsevanos and k. goebel, integrated vehicle health management: perspectives on an emerging field: sae book r-405, i. jennions (ed.), isbn: 978-0-7680-6432-2, 2011.
c. kulkarni, j. schumann, and i. roychoudhury, proceedings of aiaa/ieee electric aircraft technologies symposium, cincinnati, oh, july 2018.
c. kulkarni, i. roychoudhury, and g. gorospe, proceedings of fourth european conference of the prognostics and health management society, utrecht, the netherlands, july 2018.
m. corbetta, c. sbarufatti, m. giglio, a. saxena, and k. goebel, 6th european conference on structural control and health monitoring, sheffield, uk, july 2016.
m. corbetta, a. saxena, m. giglio, and k. goebel, proceedings of international workshop on structural health monitoring, stanford, ca, september 2015.
g. gorospe, d. simon, and k. goebel, proceedings of annual conference of the prognostics and health management society, san diego, ca, october 2015.
uncertainty in steady-state diagnostics of a current-pressure transducer: how confident are we in diagnosing faults?
are current prognostic performance evaluation practices sufficient and meaningful?
s. sankararaman and k. goebel, proceedings of the machinery failure and prevention technology conference, virginia beach, may 2014.
impact of uncertainty on the diagnostics and prognostics of a current-pressure transducer.
j. frank, g. aaseng, m. dalal, c. fry, c. lee, r. mccann, s. narasimhan, l. spirkovska, k. swanson, l. wang, a. molin, and l. garner, proceedings of 7th scheduling and planning applications workshop (spark), rome, italy, june 2013.
s. frost, k. goebel, and mark balas, proceedings of the 51st aiaa aerospace sciences meeting/asme 30th wind energy symposium, 2013.
s. frost, k.goebel, and m. balas, proceedings of international conference on future technologies for wind energy, laramie, wy, october 2013.
s. sankararaman and k. goebel, proceedings of annual conference of the prognostics and health management society, new orleans, la, october 2013.
a. sweet, a. feldman, s. narasimhan, m. daigle, and s. poll, proceedings of the 24th international workshop on principles of diagnosis, jerusalem, israel, 224-229, october 2013.
sriram narasimhan, ramon gonzalez, liljana spirkovska, robert mccann, jeremy frank, and charles lee, proceedings of the 23rd international workshop on principles of diagnosis, great malvern, uk, july 2012.
s. frost, k. goebel, and j. celaya, proceedings of aiaa infotech@aerospace conference, garden grove, ca, june 2012.
b. saha, e. koshimoto, p. quach, e. hogge, t. strom, b. hill, s. vazquez, and k. goebel, proceedings of aiaa infotech@aerospace conference, st. louis, mo, march 2011.
b. saha, e. koshimoto, p. quach, e. hogge, t. strom, b. hill, s. vazquez, and k. goebel, proceedings of ieee aerospace conference, big sky, mt, march 2011.
m. feather, k. goebel, and m. daigle, proceedings of aiaa spaceops conference, 2010.
s. saha, j. celaya, b. saha, p. wysocki, and k. goebel, proceedings of annual conference of the prognostics and health management society, portland, or, october 2010.
b. saha and k. goebel, proceedings of annual conference of the prognostics and health management society, san diego, ca, september 2009.
p. wysocki, v. vashchenko, j. celaya, s. saha, and k. goebel, proceedings of annual conference of the prognostics and health management society, san diego, ca, september 2009.
i. roychoudhury, m. daigle, g. biswas, x. koutsoukos, a. patterson-hine, and s. poll, proceedings of the 7th ifac symposium on fault detection, supervision and safety of technical processes, barcelona, spain, july 2009.
c. goodrich, w. hatfield, r. johnson, s. narasimhan, m. daigle, and b. brown, proceedings of commercial and government access to space technology exchange, october 2009.
g. sonnenfeld, j. celaya, and k. goebel, proceedings of ieee autotestcon, salt lake city, ut, september 2008.
s. uckun, p. lucas, and k. goebel, proceedings of international conference on prognostics and health management, 2008.
s. saha, b. saha, and k. goebel, proceedings of international conference on prognostics and health management, 2008.
k. goebel, b. saha, and a. saxena, proceedings of mfpt, 2008.
s. narasimhan and o. mengshoel, proceedings of the 19th international workshop on principles of diagnosis, blue mountains, new south wales, australia, 307-314, october 2008.
b. saha, k. goebel, s. poll, and j. christopherson, proceedings of ieee autotestcon, baltimore, md, september 2007.
s. narasimhan and l. brownston, proceedings of the 28th international workshop on principles of diagnosis, nashville, tn, 162-169, may 2007.
m. schwabacher and k. goebel, proceedings of aaai fall symposium: ai for prognostics (working notes), 2007.
b. saha and k. goebel, proceedings of aaai fall symposium: ai for prognostics (working notes), 2007.
s. narasimhan, proceedings of international conference on accelerator and large experimental physics control systems (invited talk) (icalepcs), knoxville, tn, 701-705, october 2007.
h. g. park, a. barrett, e. baumann, m. grage, and s. narasimhan, proceedings of the second ieee international conference on space mission challenges for information technology (smc-it), pasadena, ca, 277-284, july 2006.
e. benazera and s. narasimhan, proceedings of american control conference (acc), portland, or, june 2005.
s. narasimhan, l. brownston, and d. burrows, proceedings of ieee aerospace conference, big sky, mt, 3495-3501, march 2004.
s. narasimhan, r. dearden, and e. benazera, proceedings of the 15th international workshop on principles of diagnosis, carcassonne, france, 123-128, 2004.
george e. gorospe jr. and chetan s. kulkarni, proceedings of, .
q. gaudel, p. ribot, e. chanthery, and m. daigle, 37th international conference on applications and theory of petri nets and concurrency, torun, poland, 196-215, june 2016.
j. lam, s. sankararaman, and b. stewart, proceedings of annual conference of the prognostics and health management society, fort worth, tx, september 2014.
j. chiachio, m. chiachio, s. sankararaman, a. saxena, and k. goebel., proceedings of the american society for composites 29th technical conference, the 16th us-japan conference on composite materials, and the astm-d30 meetin, san diego, ca, sep 2014.
predicting remaining useful life in crfp laminates under fatigue loads: a new efficient algorithm.
m. chiachio, j. chiachio, s. sankararaman, a. saxena, and k. goebel, proceedings of the american society for composites 29th technical conference, the 16th us-japan conference on composite materials, and the astm-d30 meetin, san diego, ca, sep 2014.
adams, richard, lichter, matthew, reilly, j., narasimhan, sriram, zetocha, and paul, proceedings of aiaa infotech@aerospace conference, garden grove, ca, june 2012.
b. zhang, l. tang, j. decastro, and k. goebel, proceedings of ieee autotestcon, orlando, fl, september 2010.
l. tang, g. kacprzynski, k. goebel, and g. vachtsevanos, proceedings of ieee aerospace conference, big sky, mt, march 2010.
a. ginart, i. ali, i.barlas, p. kalgren, m. roemer, and k. goebel, proceedings of ieee aerospace conference, big sky, mt, march 2010.
p. lall, r. vaidya, v. more, and k. goebel, proceedings of imece, 2010.
p. lall, r. vaidya, v. more, k. goebel, and jeff suhling, proceedings of ectc, 2010.
p. lall, r. lowe, and k. goebel, proceedings of ectc, 2010.
p. lall, r. vaidrya, v. more, k. goebel, and j. suhling, proceedings of itherm, 2010.
p. lall, r. lowe, and k. goebel, proceedings of itherm, 2010.
l. tang, g. kacprzynski, k. goebel, and g. vachtsevanos, proceedings of ieee aerospace conference, big sky, mt, march 2009.
m. smith, c. byington, m. wattson, s. bharadwaj, g. swerdon, k. goebel, and e. balaban, proceedings of ieee aerospace conference, big sky, mt, march 2009.
g. swerdon, m. watson, s. bharadwaj, c. byington, m. smithm k. goebel, and e. balaban, proceedings of mfpt, 2009.
p. lall, r. lowe, j. suhling, and k. goebel, proceedings of interpack, 2009.
p. lall, v. more, r. vaidya, j. suhling, and k. goebel, proceedings of imece, 2009.
p. lall, r. lowe, j. suhling, and k. goebel, proceedings of imece, 2009.
p. lall, v. more, r. vaidya, and k. goebel, proceedings of ectc, 2009.
p. lall, r. vaidya, v. more, j. suhling, and k. goebel, proceedings of interpack, 2009.
p. lall, r. lowe, and k. goebel, proceedings of ectc, 2009.
c. laughman, r. lafoy, w. wichakool, p. armstrong, s. leeb, l. norford, j. rodriguez, k. goebel, ann patterson−hine, and n. lupton, proceedings of international compressor engineering conference, west lafayette, in, july 2008.
a. khalak and k. goebel, proceedings of ieee aerospace conference, big sky, mt, march 2008.
m. orchard, g. kacprzynski, k. goebel, b. saha, and g. vachtsevanos, proceedings of international conference on prognostics and health management, 2008.
n. patil, d. das, k. goebel, and m. pecht, proceedings of international conference on prognostics and health management, 2008.
n. patil, d. das, k. goebel, and m. pecht, proceedings of international seminar on power semiconductors (isps), 2008.
p. lall, c. bhat, m. hande, v. more, r. vaidya, j. suhling, r. pandher, and k. goebel, proceedings of the 58th ectc, 918-929, 2008.
p. lall, c. bhat, m. hande, v. more, r. vaidya, j. suhling, r. pandher, and k. goebel, proceedings of international conference on prognostics and health management, 2008.
a. ginart. m. roemer, p. kalgren, and k. goebel, proceedings of international conference on prognostics and health management, 2008.
l. tang, g. kacprzynski, m. orchard, a. saxena, k. goebel, and b. saha, proceedings of aaai fall symposium: ai for prognostics (working notes), 2007.
a. khalak and k. goebel, working notes of aaai fall symposium: ai for prognostics, 2007.
i. roychoudhury, l. spirkovska, m. o'connor, and c. kulkarni, nasa/tm-2018-219985, 2018.
i. roychoudhury, l. spirkovska, m. daigle, e. balaban, s. sankararaman, c. kulkarni, s. poll, and k. goebel, nasa/tm-2015-218928, 2015.
s. hayden, n. oza, r. mah, r. mackey, s. narasimhan, g. karsai, s. poll, s. deb, and m. shirley, nasa/tm-2006-214552, 2006.
c. kulkarni, idtechex, santa clara, ca, november 2016.
c. kulkarni, ieee safe advanced mobile power workshop, milpitas, ca, september 2015.


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Detail oriented and effective, the DOC team matches the Chef’s creativity, surprising everyone with their sympathy, dedication and dynamism, always seeking to boost every moment of their clients within this magical place.
DOC is comprises a large room, with a capacity of 100 people, complemented by a beautiful terrace that hosts up to 70 people.
Ideal for quiet, romantic and intimate moments, DOC is also designed to host groups and other events where wine and gastronomy are celebrated.
With a wide variety of suggestions, which changes according to the seasons, dishes at DOC are colorful and tasty.
The several alternatives range from the more traditional meats – such as Bísaro Pork, Milk-Fed Goat Kid, Maronesa Veal and Suckling Pig – to the freshest fish and seafood from our coast, combined with tasty risottos, traditional bread soups and vegetables. The selected olive oil, organic herbs, bread, cheese and quality wine complement the excellence of our suggestions.
In addition to the à la carte options, Rui Paula recommends two tastings – ‘Douro’ and ‘Signature’ menu, both with wine pairing.
New techniques and approaches are tested on a constant basis, resulting in surprising harmonizations, where preserving the original taste of food is always a goal.
In this space, a kitchen inspired by the Northeast-Douro region, modern and functional, one combines creativity and tradition, where each dish acts as an appeal to the senses, with a strong contemporary twist.
Without restrictions to geographical limits, the aromas, flavors and textures are taken to the limit, always seeking to ensure maximum customer satisfaction.
DOC has assumed itself, from its origins, as a wine restaurant provided that the wine service has always been a fundamental pillar in the restaurants of Rui Paula.
Our menu contains all the great wines produced in the Douro, from the mythical “Barca Velha” to the most exclusive and unique port wine. With more than 700 references, DOC is the most complete repository of the best that is produced in the region, a true Douro wine showcase. Our offer also includes the great wines of the world and of the neighboring regions – Dão and Vinho Verde.
Functioning as a ‘tasting room’ and Douro wine tasting, the best experience is achieved when pairing perfectly dishes and wine. Our sommeliers test each combination in detail, always in search of the best suggestions.
Honored with “2007 Best Regional Wine Menu” and “2013 Best Regional Wine Menu” awards within the National Wine Competition, promoted by Revista de Vinhos, in collaboration with the distributor PrimeDrinks.

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detail oriented and effective, the doc team matches the chef’s creativity, surprising everyone with their sympathy, dedication and dynamism, always seeking to boost every moment of their clients within this magical place.
doc is comprises a large room, with a capacity of 100 people, complemented by a beautiful terrace that hosts up to 70 people.
ideal for quiet, romantic and intimate moments, doc is also designed to host groups and other events where wine and gastronomy are celebrated.
with a wide variety of suggestions, which changes according to the seasons, dishes at doc are colorful and tasty.
the several alternatives range from the more traditional meats – such as bísaro pork, milk-fed goat kid, maronesa veal and suckling pig – to the freshest fish and seafood from our coast, combined with tasty risottos, traditional bread soups and vegetables. the selected olive oil, organic herbs, bread, cheese and quality wine complement the excellence of our suggestions.
in addition to the à la carte options, rui paula recommends two tastings – ‘douro’ and ‘signature’ menu, both with wine pairing.
new techniques and approaches are tested on a constant basis, resulting in surprising harmonizations, where preserving the original taste of food is always a goal.
in this space, a kitchen inspired by the northeast-douro region, modern and functional, one combines creativity and tradition, where each dish acts as an appeal to the senses, with a strong contemporary twist.
without restrictions to geographical limits, the aromas, flavors and textures are taken to the limit, always seeking to ensure maximum customer satisfaction.
doc has assumed itself, from its origins, as a wine restaurant provided that the wine service has always been a fundamental pillar in the restaurants of rui paula.
our menu contains all the great wines produced in the douro, from the mythical “barca velha” to the most exclusive and unique port wine. with more than 700 references, doc is the most complete repository of the best that is produced in the region, a true douro wine showcase. our offer also includes the great wines of the world and of the neighboring regions – dão and vinho verde.
functioning as a ‘tasting room’ and douro wine tasting, the best experience is achieved when pairing perfectly dishes and wine. our sommeliers test each combination in detail, always in search of the best suggestions.
honored with “2007 best regional wine menu” and “2013 best regional wine menu” awards within the national wine competition, promoted by revista de vinhos, in collaboration with the distributor primedrinks.


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What will Wake Forest’s campus look like in 10 or more years? A master plan is an attempt to answer that and other questions.
A master plan is an effort to understand current and future needs, not just in terms of buildings, but also in terms of traffic and parking, the environment, green spaces, water sheds, utilities, etc. The thrust of a campus master plan is not to identify individual or departmental space needs. It’s a more broad-based look at the campus. One of the most important things a good plan does is look at the “synergies” between buildings as well as providing for a landscape scheme that knits the buildings together. A good example of that is our “science quad” where the three science buildings are located close together.
When was the last campus plan developed?
Wake Forest has had only one master plan, the one that Jens Larson developed in the 1950s. It has been updated four times, in 1988, 1991, 2000 and 2009. In each of the earlier updates the focus was more on a specific area of campus or to address specific needs, such as a site for a building, rather than looking at the campus as a whole. The most recent update of the plan was much more comprehensive.
Did the master planning process include just the campus proper or extend to surrounding areas, such as Polo Road, and even over to Deacon Boulevard?
The primary focus of the plan is the Reynolda Campus, not on surrounding properties.
How did the process ensure that those with historical knowledge of and appreciation for the campus’ special appeal and environment be heard?
The process was very inclusive of the entire campus community. Several open forums were held for the campus community, as well as the local community, to provide input to the plan and to be kept updated as the plan developed. Members of the campus community expressed appreciation of campus traditions, the charm of campus, its residential nature, and the impressive core of campus.
What happens now that the most recent master plan has been completed?
It’s important to remember that the master plan is not so much one final document as options to consider for the future. Generally a master plan attempts to cover a 20 to 50 year time period in terms of how the campus should develop. So after the master plan is finalized, there will be a shorter term plan that sets priorities to cover five to 10 years. That also means that it is helpful to update a master plan every five to 10 years in order to adapt the plan to changing conditions.

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what will wake forest’s campus look like in 10 or more years? a master plan is an attempt to answer that and other questions.
a master plan is an effort to understand current and future needs, not just in terms of buildings, but also in terms of traffic and parking, the environment, green spaces, water sheds, utilities, etc. the thrust of a campus master plan is not to identify individual or departmental space needs. it’s a more broad-based look at the campus. one of the most important things a good plan does is look at the “synergies” between buildings as well as providing for a landscape scheme that knits the buildings together. a good example of that is our “science quad” where the three science buildings are located close together.
when was the last campus plan developed?
wake forest has had only one master plan, the one that jens larson developed in the 1950s. it has been updated four times, in 1988, 1991, 2000 and 2009. in each of the earlier updates the focus was more on a specific area of campus or to address specific needs, such as a site for a building, rather than looking at the campus as a whole. the most recent update of the plan was much more comprehensive.
did the master planning process include just the campus proper or extend to surrounding areas, such as polo road, and even over to deacon boulevard?
the primary focus of the plan is the reynolda campus, not on surrounding properties.
how did the process ensure that those with historical knowledge of and appreciation for the campus’ special appeal and environment be heard?
the process was very inclusive of the entire campus community. several open forums were held for the campus community, as well as the local community, to provide input to the plan and to be kept updated as the plan developed. members of the campus community expressed appreciation of campus traditions, the charm of campus, its residential nature, and the impressive core of campus.
what happens now that the most recent master plan has been completed?
it’s important to remember that the master plan is not so much one final document as options to consider for the future. generally a master plan attempts to cover a 20 to 50 year time period in terms of how the campus should develop. so after the master plan is finalized, there will be a shorter term plan that sets priorities to cover five to 10 years. that also means that it is helpful to update a master plan every five to 10 years in order to adapt the plan to changing conditions.


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Before you bet with your bookie, you should analyze the match using H2H stats for Tishreen vs Al Herafyeen .
Do you predict Tishreen or Al Herafyeen to win? Submit your soccer prediction based on 1x2, Asian Handicap, Total Goals Over/Under, HT/FT, DNB, Double Chance or Correct Score to Tipsters Competition and you could win a prize if you are the top 10 winners.
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before you bet with your bookie, you should analyze the match using h2h stats for tishreen vs al herafyeen .
do you predict tishreen or al herafyeen to win? submit your soccer prediction based on 1x2, asian handicap, total goals over/under, ht/ft, dnb, double chance or correct score to tipsters competition and you could win a prize if you are the top 10 winners.
tishreen v al herafyeen predictions can be derived from the h2h stats analysis.
you could check the h2h stats based on tishreen home ground. alternatively, you could view the past results based on al herafyeen home ground.
the graph compares the results of tishreen and al herafyeen in premier league.
see also: tishreen vs al herafyeen live score for in-play soccer results. hear sound alert whenever there is a goal or red card.
tishreen are in the 2nd position of premier league.
al herafyeen are in the 14th position of premier league and they are in contention for relegation.


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mount dora, florida retirement community: custom designed single family waterfront homes starting in the mid $'s. located in fort myers, pelican preserve is a 55+ active adult golf community with one of the largest recreational complexes in southwest florida. the villages is america's premier active adult retirement community located in sunny central florida. learn all about the #1 55 place with the retirement lifestyle. find 55+ retirement communities and individual homes, apartments, condos for sale or rent. 55 community guide is free and no registration!
6 benefits of living in an active adult community – like anand vihar!
rhode island: new hampshire: indiana: massachusetts: $, $, $, 55+ communities in florida are perfect for active adults. with over two hundred square miles of lakes, it's easy to see how the county got its name.
located inside the clubhouse are dozens of professional billiards and ping pong tables that residents enjoy year round. though every active adult community is different, they all have one thing in common: one of the perks of living in an active adult community is that your neighbors are here for the same reasons you are! always something to do! at century village, golfers of all skill levels enjoy affordable playing time on-site or at nearby courses.
visit zitar-metiz.ru to see 55+ communities in florida by home type, price or amenities. each resident pays a low monthly homeowner's fee for the use and enjoyment of the common facilities. brasstown manor is situated in the beautiful north georgia mountains, in the heart of hiawassee, georgia.
come and see what everyone has been talking about for more than 30 years! lebanon that provides a variety of retirement housing options and services for seniors in all stages of retirement.
active adult communities we treat you with the respect and courtesy that you deserve. anand vihar is located minutes from everything you love in tampa bay… gorgeous beaches, golf courses, boating, cultural attractions, religious centers, shopping, restaurants, and access to top notch healthcare facilities.
our neighborhood is designed to foster close-knit relationships. you can get together with friends for golf or a movie, or meet up for dinner in the dining hall. close in to winder. you are commenting using your twitter account.
diverse activities serving the specific interests of active adults supervised by full-time social directors. one of the most wonderful benefits we offer at anand vihar is a true sense of community.
it's not the same everywhere, so you need someone you can trust for up-to-date information.
spend a winter here and you'll also appreciate why it's called "the sunshine state. located in fort myers, pelican preserve is a 55+ active adult golf community with one of the largest recreational complexes in southwest florida.
the century village experts! discover why today! here are some of our favorite reasons to come live at anand vihar: as an agent who's an expert in this local area, i bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise about buying and selling real estate here.
we want our anand vihar residents to feel secure in their new surroundings. you're just minutes away from downtown orlando, an international airport, national outlet shopping, and world famous attractions including lakeridge winery, the florida citrus tower, silver springs, ocala horse country, universal studios, sea world and the most famous destination in the world state-of-the-art fitness facilities, dozens of swimming pools, golf courses and many tennis courts.
top notch entertainers from around the world will delight you with their talents as they perform.florida's #1 active retirement golf community! leave a reply cancel reply enter your comment here are you on the fence about moving to an active adult community?
notify me of new comments via email. everybody wants to be here! ideally situated, lake county is in the center of the state, top to bottom, coast to coast.
from meetings to classes, we give you plenty o f opportunities to meet your new friends and neighbors. located in each clubhouse is a dazzling grand theater that seat nearly 1, guests or more at one time.
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email required address never made public. some developments call themselves "adult communities", but only when a community follows the requirements established by hud for an active adult community are you assured that it is classified as all adult.
in our gated and security monitored community , all of our homes have first floor master suites, so no stairs need to be navigated. central florida offers the additional advantages of rolling landscapes and inland protection from hurricanes and salt corrosion.
senior apartments for rent take a fitness class. century village communities offer residents and visitors a full range of amenities along with incomparable tranquility of nearly miles of pristine, easily accessible south florida beaches. senior residential specialist nj in seniors real estate specialist , retirement services as an agent who's an expert in this local area, i bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise about buying and selling real estate here. here are some of our favorite reasons to come live at anand vihar:.
learn more about the incredibly affordable purchasing and leasing opportunities in one of our 4 spectacular 55 and over communities conveniently located throughout sunny south florida.