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Located in the John S. Toll Science Center.
The study of biology teaches us about the nature of living matter, explains our relationship to the natural world, and provides a solid foundation for careers in biology and related fields.
Students interested in biology at the chemical level may opt to major in biology with a concentration in biochemistry. Premedical students are often biology majors; the major also dovetails nicely with environmental study.
At Washington College students work in close relationships with their instructors, and many choose to participate in undergraduate research. The recently completed John Toll Science Center, with its modern, well-equipped laboratories, is an ideal setting for hands-on learning. Because of our location on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, courses and faculty interests are often oriented toward the environment and the Chesapeake Bay.
You can choose to work one-on-one with a faculty mentor in the lab, like Kaitlyn Marino ’19, or venture farther afield. Over the past couple of years, one of our most distinguished alumna scientists, Terumi Kohwi-Shigematsu ’71, has hosted students in her cancer research lab at the University of California, Berkeley.
Over winter break, biology professors Jennie Carr and Robin Van Meter accompanied students to the Iracambi Research Center in Brazil, where they learned about the organisms and environments that make tropical rainforests such a unique and diverse ecosystem.
The College has built alliances with outstanding post-graduate institutions for its students in the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Through a partnership with the Georgetown University Medical Center, qualified graduates interested in biomedical sciences can receive a partial tuition scholarship for any master’s program offered through Georgetown’s Biomedical Graduate Education (excluding online programs).
Mindy Reynolds (left) co-chair of the Department of Biology and associate professor of biology, works with Max Li '14, who went on to get his master's degree at Georgetown University Medical Center.


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Mystic Juice Tobacco Original is the unbeatable tobacco flavour! Its the nearest you’ll get if you want that intense and dry tobacco hit from a strong cigarette. Lots of e-liquids out there claim to be “the real tobacco” but none come close to our Tobacco Original. It’s not enough to be “tobaccoish” – you have to get the real sensation! You’ll not feel like you’re vaping – because Mystic Juice will bring you that intense tobacco flavour.
Mystic Juice is delivered in a 30 ml packs.
Mystic Juice Tobacco Original is made in a 60%VG-40%PG mix and made from the purest Pharmaceutical grade Glycerol, and Propylene Glycol. It does not contain (DEG).

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I am so happy to be working with your child in Connections and Minnesota Studies!
within the context of the national story.
River region to the present day.
sovereignty affects the exercise of treaty rights.
settlement patterns and the growth of cities.
based economy at the local and national levels.
Cell phones: Cell phones are not allowed in my classroom. They are to be left in the lockers. If a cell phone is seen or heard, a warning will be given. Any additional violations will result in communication with a parent and then a referral to the assistant principal.
Formative assessments (“quizzes”) will be entered into the grade book as a “test” BUT will change to “not for grade” once the unit test is scored. This allows students and parents to have a continuous understanding of their child’s progress. Students will want to save these formative assessments to study for the unit test.

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Why are there so many dead / fallen trees in the area?
There are more than 29 million dead or dying trees in Northern California, due to bark beetles. Because of the years-long drought, trees (especially ponderosa and sugar pine) have been unable to defend themselves from the destructive bark beetles. Many agencies are working to remove dead trees so that they don’t pose a risk for fire, falling, etc.
Where are the nearest grocery stores, restaurants, shops?
You will find everything you need here in Arnold. While you won’t find many chain stores or name brand businesses (no Starbucks, no drive-thrus!) but there are locally owned businesses including a supermarket, coffee shop, sit-down restaurants and take-out restaurants, sporting goods stores, boutiques, a brewery, and even a taco truck! Visit the ComeToArnold website or the Visit Calaveras website for more information about the local area.
For any reservation made more than three weeks in advance, we will only charge the first $159.00 of your balance. The first $100 is non-refundable. The remainder of your balance will be withdrawn 21 days prior to your arrival. All reservations made within three weeks of your arrival date must be paid in full at the time of booking.
If you cancel more than 21 days before your arrival, you will receive a $59 refund of your $159 initial payment. Once your balance is paid in full at the 21-day mark, there are no refunds for cancellations unless you have purchased optional Travel Insurance.
Please review the Travel Protection webpage for more information.
How do I access the recreation facilities?
If you are renting a cabin in Blue Lake Springs or Big Trees Village, you will have access to their recreation facilities. We will provide you with a guest pass upon check-in. All renters must check in at the recreation office with their guest pass and pay additional fees.
If you are renting a cabin in Lakemont Pines there will be guest tags in the cabin to gain access to the facilities. There are no additional fees for Lakemont Pines.
What is provided at the cabin?
Each of our cabins has a fully-stocked kitchen including pots, pans, dishware, glassware and silverware. We also provide you with dish soap, dish detergent*, hand soap, trash bags, coffee filters, one roll of paper towels in the kitchen, and two rolls of toilet paper in each bathroom. We also provide the blankets, comforters, pillows, sheets, and towels (bath towels, wash cloths, hand towels). Please bring beach towels if need be! Cabins are also equipped with flashlights and/or lanterns, firewood** and fire starters**, and a snow shovel.
* The vast majority of our cabins have dishwashers, although not all of them.
** Provided where applicable; some homes have alternative forms of heat and do not need firewood or starters.
No! We provide sheets for every bed, and towels for every person (bath towel, hand towel, wash cloth). The only thing you’ll want to bring are beach towels if needed.
If it’s snowing, will my driveway be plowed?
We make sure that your driveway is plowed on the day of your arrival. Some cabins have snow plow contracts (varies by homeowner) but others will need to be shoveled. A purple star on the top right corner of your check-in packet denotes that there is NOT a snow plow contract for your cabin, and you will need to shovel the driveway. A snow shovel is provided at each cabin. We can also provide you with contact information for private contractors if you would like to pay someone to clear your driveway and/or stairs.
How far is the cabin from Bear Valley Ski Resort?
Tire chains are required when chain control is in effect. The location and duration of chain control is subject to weather conditions and is determined by CalTrans. You can view current road conditions and chain requirements at the CalTrans website. It is important to note that having a 4WD vehicle does not replace the need for tire chains. The most common form of chain control requires chains on all vehicles except 4WD vehicles with snow tires on all four wheels. Highway Patrol will fine drivers in violation of chain control requirements.

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the BAI strives to build a fair and clean government.
What is "Citizens’ Request for Audit"?
When citizens request the BAI to conduct an audit on matters as prescribed by law, BAI’s Citizens’ Audit Request Screening Committee composed of BAI executives and external experts determine whether to conduct such an audit. In accordance with the decision of the Committee, the BAI carries out the audit and notifies the result to the requester.
More than 300 citizens aged 20 or over should make a request in writing.
In case businesses of public agencies seriously harm public interest due to violation of laws or corruption.
Requesters must fill in a Citizen’s Request for Audit Form for submission to the BAI Petitions Reception Center (Tel.02-2011-2087) with a list of requesters and related evidences, if any.
What is the Request for BAI’s Audit on public Interest?
In case sound civic groups or citizens who meet the prescribed requirements make a request for audit to the BAI on a specific matter for promoting public interest, BAI reviews the request for acceptance. Where appropriate, BAI carries out an audit without delay and notifies the audit results to the requester.
- More than 300 citizens aged 20 or over can make such a request in writing.
* Sound civic groups refer to those civic groups with more than 300 full members organized for public interest approved and registered in accordance with Subparagraphs 1 to 3 and 6 of Article 2 of the Act on Establishment and Support of Nonprofit Private Associations. However, interest groups which have propensity for politics, or pursue specific class or group interests are be excluded.
- Businesses of public agencies which seriously harm public interest due to violation of laws or unjust actions.
- Requesters are asked to complete the Request for Audit Form and make a list of their names for submission to the BAI’s Petitions Reception Center (Tel.02-2011-2087) with evidences, if any.
Copyright (c) THE Board of Audit and Inspection of KOREA. All Rights reserved.

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Sunday is the pick for fine weather this weekend.
The air mass in place is cool and dry and feels more typical of the final days of September.
When I was writing the daily forecast Thursday it was about 25 degrees warmer than this morning and a lot more humid. As you step outside today, heading to work, school or walking the dog, you’ll quickly notice fall is here.
The air mass in place is cool and dry and feels more typical of the final days of September. As we look back at most of the month in the rearview mirror, it’s been very warm and very much on the dry side, but this weekend will be cool with some rainfall.
Average rainfall is just around three-quarters of an inch each week. If we don’t receive that amount then it starts to become dry rather quickly. A week with a lot of rain can keep things moist for a week that follows with no rain, but beyond that the landscape quickly dries.
The drier-than-average weather is most notable along the coastline where the drought monitor is picking this up. In Maine, much of the area from Portland north along the coast is still in drought conditions. The heat this week exacerbated all of this.
Drought continues along much of the Maine coast.
On Saturday it will rain at least a bit, and although the ground may become wet, it won’t be nearly enough. An inch or more of rain would be ideal; we’ll be fortunate to see a 10th of that in many places.
The map below shows how much rainfall is expected Saturday. This is based on all the models and is an average. The exact amounts are rarely correct, but the pattern of very little overall rain likely is. Notice the rain barely makes it to Portland.
Temperatures on Saturday with the clouds and the raw breeze off the water will be very chilly. Highs won’t reach the 60-degree mark for one of the coolest days in a long time.
The reason for the showers is a low-pressure system to our west that will track just south of the region. The low is starved for moisture, thus the prediction of meager total rainfall.
As the low passes, clearing will take place and sets up a fantastic Sunday. This will be a typical fall day with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. If you want to see some early foliage, head to the higher elevations for a good show.
Next week there’s going to be a another warmup – not as warm or humid as this week by any measure, but it will turn unseasonably mild with highs well into the 70s and a few 80-degree readings are likely. It will feel like fall this weekend, but summer-like conditions haven’t given up just yet.

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The top lot of the auction was a Steinway Model D Centennial Concert Grand piano that attained $169,400. The piano, which went to a buyer from Texas, got its name from William E. Steinway in 1876 before it competed that year at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia. The model won “best concert grand piano” and this 1877 model is one of about 424 made over seven years. All prices reported include a 21 percent buyer’s premium.
The auction was originally scheduled for March 9 and about a dozen lots crossed the block that day, including the first lot, a 24-inch Tiffany Studios inverted hanging lamp (below) that realized $66,550, before the phone and Internet connection with Spectrum failed, forcing Fontaine’s to stop the sale and continue it to another day, which it did March 23. When the auction started up again, it was all smooth sailing and many of the auction’s top lots performed within or above their estimates.
Leaded glass windows did well in this auction, with nine choice examples featuring intricate craftsmanship and vivid coloring that brought a combined total of around $200,000.
Tiffany lighting continues to be popular with buyers and Fontaine’s has a knack for finding the finest examples. In this sale, a stunner was the Tiffany bronze and art glass chandelier going for $54,450, which had a long reeded stem over a spherical cluster and six arms branching out to support the 21½-inch Gothic-style ring below, overall 53 inches tall. Also doing well was the aforementioned lot No. 1. Tiffany Studios hanging lamp at $66,550 and a Nautilus desk lamp (below) doubling the estimate at $16,335. Several other Tiffany items found new homes, including a 14-inch leaded Tulip shade at $21,175. Bringing the same price of $16,940 were an 18-inch Tiffany Studios Swirling Oak Leaf table lamp and a Tiffany Favrile Peacock art glass lamp base.
Clocks are a specialty at Fontaine’s and a headliner was an R.J. Horner mahogany rattail grandfather clock that made $45,375, despite condition issues. The 118-inch-tall clock had a 12-inch silvered dial signed “Joseph Jennens, Skinner Street, Clerkenwell, London,” nine tubes striking Westminster and Whittington chimes and came in a carved R.J. Horner mahogany case with a large pierced and carved winged maiden crest and figural winged griffin corbels.
Ornate furniture and heavily carved pieces performed well in this auction, including a rosewood parlor cabinet attributed to Pottier & Stymus that sold within estimate at $39,325. It featured a long beveled center mirror with overhanging bonnet top and flanked by two crystal cabinets, 101 by 67 inches.
A pair of Renaissance Revival walnut breakfronts bested its high estimate to earn $25,410. The rare pair of matched Victorian bookcases was notable for its size and style, featuring a marble top work shelf and classic breakfront styling, carved pulls and crests, gilt incising and ebonized trim. The pair measured 120 by 66¼ by 21 inches.
For details contact Fontaine’s Auction Gallery at 413-448-8922 or info@fontainesauction.com.


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The Genomics Core Facility provides state-of-the-art genomics and proteomics equipment to researchers at Brown University and to the entire Rhode Island research community, as well as assistance with experimental design, trouble shooting, and data analysis.
The Genomics Core Facility offers Affymetrix microarray and Illumina NextGeneration services to the academic community and external customers.
This facility has received partial support from the National Institutes of Health (NCRR grant Numbers P30RR031153, P30 RR031153, P20RR018728, and S10RR02763), National Institute of Genermal Medical Sciences P30GM103410, National Science Foundation (EPSCoR grant No 0554548), Lifespan Rhode Island Hospital, and the Division of Biology and Medicine, Brown University.
Stephen A. Smith, Nerida G. Wilson, Freya E. Goetz, Caitlin Feehery, Sónia C. S.
Wood JG, Hillenmeyer S, Lawrence C, Chang C, Hosier S, Lightfoot W, Mukherjee E, Jiang N, Schorl C, Brodsky AS, Neretti N, Helfand SL (2010) Chromatin remodeling in the aging genome of Drosophila. Aging Cell 9(6):971-8. doi: 10.1111/j.1474-9726.2010.00624.x. Epub 2010 Oct 21.
Genomics Core Facility processes RNA and DNA for hybridization to Affymetrix arrays such as 3' IVT arrays, Gene ST arrays and tiling arrays to investigate global gene expression as well as the transcriptional profiling in a wide range of organisms. Depending on the array type the amount of required input nucleic supplied by the interested experimentator varies from less than 50 ng to several ug. Each nucleic acid sample will be analyzed for its quality and quantity, amplified, fragmented, and terminally labeled before being hybridized to an array, following a standardized protocol. Bound nucleic acids will be visualized by fluorescent dye conjugated antibody detection of biotinylated nucleic acid using a powerful high resolution scanner. The end user will be provided with "Cel" files containing all experimental data required for end user bioinformatics analysis.
If desired, the Core Facility can also provide data analysis for expression arrays using Partek's Genomics Suite software. Please contact the facility to discuss any planned microarray projects.
The Core Facility staff offers analysis of nucleic acid samples (both RNA and DNA) using the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer. This instrument provides an objective measure of nucleic acid quality that is more informative than traditional agarose gel results, is faster, and eliminates the use of ethidium bromide. The bioanalyzer chip uses microfluidics technology and voltage induced size separation in gel-filled chambers detecting nucleic acids with laser induced fluorescence. The resulting electropherogram trace is converted into a gel like image. For RNA, the Agilent software computes a RNA Integrity Number (RIN) using a number of features from the electropherogram, such as the ratio of 28S to 18S ribosomal RNA. This value provides a qualitative assessment of the RNA. DNA assays on the bioanalyzer can be used to assess the size and purity of DNA for downstream applications such as cloning or NextGen sequencing.
The user provides samples at the required concentration and Core Facility staff will run the samples on the bioanalyzer chip and email the results to the user in a easily viewable PDF file format. Analysis can usually be arranged within 2 business days. Please contact the facility staff for specifics on sample preparation.
Analysis for expression arrays using Partek's Genomics Suite software.
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This is the second (and, let's be honest, most likely final) in what will no doubt be our long-remembered "God will not be mocked" series. Last week we talked about playing Little League baseball according to the rules, and the nonsensical nature of a life in which such rules don't exist. This week, Lance Armstrong has tried to create just such a life for himself.
Over the weekend, USADA (the United States Anti-Doping Agency) announced that it would ban Armstrong (the seven-time Tour de France champion) from cycling for life and strip the sport's greatest champion of its greatest championship. In addition, Armstrong is banned from being involved in any way (participant, manager, owner) in any sport that subscribes to USADA's governance. All of this comes in response to Armstrong's decision to stop contesting USADA's continued assertion that he used performance-enhancing drugs to win his seven (consecutive!) Tours.
Ultimately, whether Armstrong did or did not use PEDs is not interesting to me. It is mildly interesting that USADA has continued their dogged pursuit of him despite his never testing positive, despite thousands of pre-, mid-, and post-race tests. It is mildly interesting that Armstrong was able to win seven consecutive titles in a sport in which almost every one of his major competitors has either been proven to have used, or has admitted to use of, PEDs. What is really interesting is Armstrong's apparent belief that "not fighting" is a good exit strategy. The theological question will ever be: Can you just stop playing the game?
In a previous post, we talked about The Belle Brigade's song "Losers," in which they claim that they're not going to participate in the games that make them feel like losers. They're not going to "care about being a winner. Or being smooth with women. Or going out on Fridays. [Or] being the life of parties." This seems to be Armstrong's strategy too: to check out. He might well sing, "I don't care what USADA says about me. I don't care how I'm remembered. I don't care if I can compete athletically anymore." Unfortunately, those declarations don't ring any more true than The Belle Brigade's do.
As we've said before, God will not be mocked (Gal 6:7). The Law is true whether we believe in it or not; whether we ascribe power to it or not. USADA has stripped Armstrong of his titles. This is the objective truth. Armstrong can decide, all he wants, not to fight. But like a human being denying the authority of God's law, the choice to give up is an admission, as World Anti-Doping Agency president John Fahey said of Armstrong's decision, that the accusation "has substance." Indeed, the rules have substance whether we choose to play the game or not.

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The best way to spend taxpayer dollars?
COLUMBIA, Mo 10/24/17 (Beat Byte) -- A developer seeking a $2.1 million taxpayer subsidy to expand his Columbia hotel is fighting liens and lawsuits connected to its 2012 construction.
Named as a defendant/respondent in over a dozen Boone County circuit court cases, Dave Parmley's Broadway Lodging, LLC received a $3.2 million tax increment financing (TIF) subsidy in 2011 to build the Broadway Hotel downtown. Parmley is seeking a second TIF to build a second tower next door.
The cases illustrate a costly but little-reported side of building and construction. As unpaid bills escalate into litigation, years-long court battles can take a toll on productivity, finances, and time.
Taxpayers and policy makers offering subsidies face an important question: Is this the best way to spend public money?
Contractors and suppliers filed "mechanics liens" against the Broadway Hotel in 2014 and 2015, Boone County Circuit Court records show. A mechanics lien is a claim of payment due, usually for labor or materials, that attaches to real property which a court may then order sold to pay the claims.
Liens may be filed to collect undisputed bills; after a general contractor fails to pay subcontractors; or after a developer or site owner disputes the quality or timeliness of work or materials and refuses to pay, either in whole or part. To enforce a lien, a contractor or subcontractor must sue within a statutory time limit.
Parmley disputed both the timeliness and quality of the work at an Oct. 4 hearing of the TIF Commission studying the subsidy. His attorney, Robert Hollis, declined to discuss further details.
Contractors filing liens against Broadway Lodging include Highland Glass of Highland, Indiana; Killian Construction of Springfield; Custom Manufacturing And Polishing, Springfield; Jeff Schnieders Construction, Jefferson City; Missouri Builders Service, Jefferson City; M & M Painting, Blue Springs; Arc Steel of Chandler, Arizona; Business Interiors Ltd. of Indianapolis; and Questec Constructors of Columbia.
Some liens were dismissed or settled. Others appear unresolved.
At least one, Highland Glass vs. Killian Construction and Broadway Lodging, LLC has ballooned into a brouhaha, with the parties in court over 260 times -- almost twice a week -- since the case was filed in August 2014.
A dozen lawyers from around Missouri have presided over subpoenas, testimony, depositions, notices, amended notices, counterclaims, exhibits, orders, trials, hearings, and judgments.
A March 27 "Notice to Take Deposition" illustrates the complexity of the case.
Broadway Lodging attorney Andrew Lammert sought to question MM Painting; Life Safety Group; Orion Electric; Door Controls of St Louis; Weaver Steel Construction; Terracon; Columbia Public Works; Kone, an elevator and escalator manufacturer; Western States Rebar Fabrication; Wasatch Rebar; Patterson's Hospitality; Ivey Roofing; Davis Companies; Classic Engineering; CECO Concrete Construction; Business Interiors, Ltd; and Ace Concrete.
An order filed in September 2016 reads like a page from Charles Dickens, a well-known critic of the western legal system which he famously said exists solely to "make business for itself."
"As to Questec Constructors, Inc.'s motion to compel Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America to respond to its request for production of documents," the order reads, "there is confusion as to what is still at issue between the parties as Questec's supplemental memorandum filed 7/22/16 indicates that Questec does not contest the objections to requests 1, 3, 4, 17, 18, and 25 through 27 but then asks this court to rule on objections made to requests 5 through 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 23, 24, and 28 and in the prayer requests an order as to requests 5-16, 19-23, 24 and 28."
The TIF Commission will hear more public testimony about the Broadway Hotel's second TIF when it meets again October 30.

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Forcepoint is seeking a full-time professional services engineer to facilitate installation, configuration, integration, management and training of Forcepoint’s comprehensive suite cyber products. This individual must be highly motivated, have great interpersonal skills, and be a quick learner. The successful candidate will be offered specialized training to support our technologies and is expected to become proficient in all aspects of complex software solution deployment. Remote work location will be considered. This position will require up to 75% domestic and international travel. To be considered, you must be willing to travel and reside within close proximity of a major airport.
Provide training, troubleshooting, and on-site support to customers including version upgrades.
4+ years with demonstrated experience in cyber security to include practices/methodologies, associated technologies, application design and development and/or experience in an operational environment.

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By Rachael Herron. Discovered by Player FM and our community — copyright is owned by the publisher, not Player FM, and audio streamed directly from their servers.
Explore the processes of working writers with bestselling author Rachael Herron. How do you write a book? Start here. You'll gain tips to get in the chair, tricks to stay there, and inspiration to get your own words flowing.
128 episodes available. A new episode about every 8 days averaging 34 mins duration .
Start listening to How Do You Write on your phone right now with Player FM's free mobile app, the best podcasting experience on both iPhone and Android. Your subcriptions will sync with your account on this website too. Podcast smart and easy with the app that refuses to compromise.

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This water resistant SPF 30 sunscreen has been uniquely formulated for use on oily or acne-prone skin. Ultimate protection against the harmful effects of ultraviolet A & B rays is provided in a non-greasy formula that won't clog pores.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: Apply and rub evenly and liberally to all exposed areas before sun exposure. Reapply as needed or after swimming, towel drying, perspiring heavily, washing, or vigorous activity. Do not spray directly onto the face. Spray into hands, and apply to the face.
CAUTION: Discontinue use if skin irritation develops or increases. If irritation persists, consult a doctor. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.


text: West Chester 3652 Disposable Coveralls are made of breathable microporous material that protects against dry particulates and liquid sprays. Designed with elastic cuffs. Case of 25 units.

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Hospital providers had to move quickly to interpret the revisions and incorporate them into their FFY 2014 & FFY 2015 Worksheet S-10 revisions due for MAC submission by January 2, 2018. For those providers who were able to amend and submit timely to the MAC, Transmittal 1981 states that the MACs will upload the FY 2014 and/or FY 2015 revised cost report to HCRIS on or before January 31, 2018. CMS received numerous requests for clarification from the provider community following publication of the FY 2018 IPPS Final Rule and the subsequent issuance of revised cost report instructions, and the Q&A recently posted by CMS provides 20 examples related specifically to Worksheet S-10 for hospital providers to consider.
We will be diving deep into these Q&A’s, and in the coming weeks, we’ll provide further commentary and some actual case studies from our experiences in reviewing, analyzing, and completing 172 fiscal years of S-10 data reviews in-time for the January 2nd deadline alone.
And, now that CMS’ final, final deadline has come and gone to amend FFY 2014 & 2015 cost report Worksheet S-10 data, IPPS hospital providers should plan to evaluate their Uncompensated Care Compliance Programs for FFY 2016 and future cost reporting periods.
Many hospitals have filed, or soon will file, their FFY 2017 cost reports, which are scheduled to be the first reports targeted by CMS for MAC audits and desk reviews.
We are planning our next webinar covering the IPPS rule and S-10. Please take an opportunity to "Save Your Seat" below. Once the date is set, we’ll send you notification so you can finalize plans to attend.

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The 38th EHMA annual General Meeting was held in St. Petersburg from April 28th to May 1st 2011 at the beautiful Grand Hotel Europe. The Organising Committee, chaired by Yulia Pashkovskaya, offered participants a very exciting programme both in its professional content with high-profile speakers and professional topics, as well as in the prestigious functions and by-programs foreseen. The theme of the conference was "From Crisis to new growth" which came up in the various speeches of the event.
The University day has been organized in collaboration with Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne and Lausanne Hospitality Consulting with Professors Hilary Murphy and Remi Chadel. During the Educational Day participants had the opportunity to listen to the interventions of keynote speakers such as Paul White, CEO and President of Orient Express Ltd., Kent Nyström, President of HOTREC, Brussels and Professor Gabriele Piccoli, sent by Cornell University, Demian Hodari, Professor of the Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne, moderator of an intensive and constructive panel discussion.
The extraordinary mixture of business and leisure gave EHMA members the opportunity to meet and to discuss common goals and views, but also to enjoy the outstanding performance of their Russian colleagues in organising this unforgettable event. The sumptuous and outstanding gala evening at the Museum of Ethnography which concluded the conference was also the occasion for the presentation of the "Hotel Manager of the Year" award to the Italian member Francesco Brunetti, Milan Managing Director Starwood Hotels.


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The Church has served the village for nearly 800 years and we are lucky enough to have a good collection of church records. Over the past few years the Church has undergone extensive repair and renovation work. In 2016 work will be undertaken to repair the church tower roof and paths. Following an inspection in 2013 the church structure was threatened by Death Watch Beetles and thanks to a tremendous fundraising effort by the Village the major repairs were completed.
The Church Records of St Andrew's recording births, marriages and deaths, from 1575 - 1731 as transcribed from the original register by Rector L Wilson Foster M.A. in 1960. Prepared for Leicestershire Villages by Mrs J. Holland. These are available in two volumes in PDF format.
Janice Holland has provided this website with the Church Records of St Andrew's recording births, marriages and deaths, from 1731- 1787.
The dates for banns held are shown in brackets. Bishop's Transcripts [BTs] are contemporary copies which are also shown. It also provides information about burials and cremations outside the parish church.


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Oakland University is proud to be named to Phi Theta Kappa’s 2018 Transfer Honor Roll, recognizing our dynamic pathways to support transfer students!
The application process is quick, easy and free at OU. Just select which type of student you’ll be, read the criteria needed for admission and follow the steps to apply.
Students interested in applying to OU’s Honors College should follow its additional admission criteria. International students have slightly different application deadlines.
We also encourage the application and enrollment of undocumented students who are academically prepared and meet university admission criteria.
To be eligible for merit-based scholarships, freshmen should apply and submit all required materials by March 1 for fall entry. Scholarship awards are based on your academic record, including GPA and SAT or ACT score, at the time of admission. However, you may submit updated transcripts and/or test scores for scholarship reconsideration until the March 1 scholarship deadline.
To be considered for direct admission to OU’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, you must apply by November 15 of your senior year in high school.
To be considered for early admission into OU’s Business Honors Direct Admit program, you must gain admission and complete the supplemental application by December 1 of your senior year in high school.
To be considered for majors within OU’s School of Music, Theatre and Dance, you must first gain admission to the university, then participate in an audition.
A completed Oakland University admission application. While an essay is optional, interested students may choose to include an essay for consideration.
Cumulative high school grade point averages of 3.2 or above. Applicants with cumulative grade point averages below 3.2, but above 2.5, may be admitted after consideration of the quality of academic preparation. Scholarship awards are based on a student's academic record at the time of admission. However, students may submit updated transcripts and/or test scores for scholarship reconsideration until the March 1 scholarship deadline.
Additionally, students must meet their state graduation requirements. First-year college students interested in applying to Oakland University's Honors College should check their additional admission criteria.
Oakland University does not require letters of recommendation as part of the application for freshman admission.
If you have graduated before 2008 and do not have SAT or ACT composite scores, contact an Undergraduate Admissions at (248) 370-3360.
Have your official high school transcripts sent to Undergraduate Admissions. If your school utilizes the Parchment service for transcript requests, you can have click here to have your official transcripts sent directly to our office (or follow the instructions in this video). Please also arrange to have your final, official transcript (including date of graduation) sent to Undergraduate Admissions. If a final high school transcript reflects a significant downward trend in grades, Oakland University reserves the right to rescind an offer of admission.
Follow these links to request that your SAT and/or ACT results be sent to Oakland University.
Oakland University welcomes students who have gone above and beyond by earning college-level credit through Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) or the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP). OU’s Office of the Registrar evaluates and awards credit or exemption for certain scores on AP, IB and CLEP . We also recognize the IB diploma. You should apply for admission and be sure to send your scores directly to the Office of the Registrar for evaluation.
Oakland University is proud to welcome home-schooled students to its campus. Home-schooled students applying for admission need to supply a transcript and meet regular admissions requirements, as well as have a minimum score of 1020 (Evidence-Based Reading & Writing and Math) on the SAT, or a minimum score of 20 on the ACT. You can print and submit the transcript form with your online application, if needed.
Many home-schooled students also choose to dual-enroll at Oakland University.
GED students applying for admission to Oakland University must be at least 18 years old and have a GED score of at least 165 in each subject area (for a total score of 660 or higher). If you earned the GED prior to January 1, 2014, you may gain admission with a score of 55 or 550, depending on the test scoring system in place at that time. Please have your official GED score sent to Undergraduate Admissions when applying for admission.
As an incoming OU student, you may transfer up to half of the minimum credits required for your intended degree from a community college. OU accepts transfer credit from all regionally accredited institutions and some non-regionally accredited institutions. All students transferring to OU must earn at least 32 credits at Oakland University to complete a bachelor’s program.
After you are admitted, you will receive an official transfer credit evaluation. All coursework completed with a 2.0 (or equivalent) or better grade is evaluated. You may use transferred courses for general education and major requirements. Academic departments will review transcripts for credits to be used toward major requirements by the end of your first semester at OU. OU participates in several community college transfer agreements, including the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). Learn about the benefits of following a transfer agreement .
You can also follow a transfer program guide for your intended OU major, from any community college in Michigan.
Early/Middle college programs offer students a unique opportunity to earn college credit while in high school. Oakland University welcomes students participating in Early/Middle College programs to apply and enroll at OU.
Early/Middle college students are considered entering freshmen if they plan to attend OU immediately after receiving their high school diploma. Oakland University classifies students who complete college-level work prior to receiving their high school diploma as entering freshmen. Even if an associate's degree is earned prior to high school graduation, students are still considered entering freshmen.
Early/Middle college students are considered transfers if they decide to continue pursuing college work after receiving their high school diploma.
If you have questions regarding your student status, please contact an admissions adviser at (800) OAK-UNIV.
Whether you take a few classes at a local community college or spend a couple of years at another university, OU is the perfect place to complete your studies.
24 or more college credits: GPA of at least 2.5 will be considered for admission to Oakland University. OU will also consider positive trends of most recent grades.
fewer than 24 college credits: Admission will be based on both college and high school records; you must submit both college and high school transcripts.
Electronic transcripts may be sent to oakuniv@oakland.edu (current OU students should have their transcripts sent to the Office of the Registrar at trcredit@oakland.edu). Transcripts must bear the seal of the institution and must not be stamped "issued to student." If you have attended more than one college, transcripts from each must be provided.
Have your transcripts sent from all previously attended institutions regardless of whether or not credit was actually earned. The application process requires that students list all institutions attended. Failure to do so may result in denial of admission or subsequent cancellation of admission. Transfer students who earned fewer than 24 semester hours of credit must also submit high school transcripts, and must meet admission standards which are applied to entering freshmen. Click here to request your high school transcript through Parchment, if applicable. Transcripts must bear the seal of the institution and must not be stamped "issued to student."
If admitted, you will receive a transfer credit evaluation within one week.
If admitted, you will be invited to attend a transfer student orientation where you will receive important information on the university, meet with an academic adviser and register for classes.
As an incoming OU student, you may transfer up to half of the minimum credits required for your intended degree from a community college. OU accepts transfer credit from all regionally accredited institutions and some non-regionally accredited institutions. All students transferring to OU must earn at least 32 credits at Oakland University to complete a bachelor’s degree program.
After you are admitted, you will receive an official transfer credit evaluation. All coursework completed with a 2.0 (or equivalent) or better grade is evaluated. You may use transferred courses for general education and major requirements. Academic departments will review transcripts for credits to be used toward major requirements by the end of your first semester at OU.
OU participates in several community college transfer agreements, including the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). Learn about the benefits of following a transfer agreement.
Students with international credentials must have an official, course-by-course evaluation sent by World Education Services or Educational Credential Evaluator.
Military students with one year of continuous active duty service are awarded four elective credits. Further transfer credit may be awarded after review of military transcripts and ACE guidelines.
By following the path laid out by our Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program, high school and transfer students can reserve a place at Oakland University. Whether you’re a community college student hoping to transfer after the completion of your associate degree or a high school junior planning ahead, you have a unique chance to secure your future.
The TAG program gives you access to special College Credit Advising Days, which provide guidance from OU academic advising staff to ensure you’re on the right path for maximum transferability of your community college coursework. When you follow the TAG program and complete a course plan designed for a transfer to Oakland University, you have the assurance that every effort was made to maximize your credit and to spare you from having to repeat a course.
In order to best maximize your time at the community college, the TAG program is designed for high school juniors and seniors planning to begin their post-secondary education at the community college, or current community college students with less than 56 earned credits.
Request more information about the TAG program.
undergraduate student. Students who are degree-seeking and who have met the English proficiency requirement.
undergraduate GAPP student. The Global Achievement Pathways Program (GAPP) allows students to come to OU with lower English proficiency and begin academic study for a degree while taking English classes.
ESL student (apply here). Students who need to improve their English proficiency before applying for a degree program.
ASAP student. The American Semester Abroad Program (ASAP) allows students to study abroad at Oakland for a semester or a year and transfer credits back to their home university.
If at any time you would like to know more about OU or have any questions about applying as an international student, please contact us at international@oakland.edu or (248) 370-3360.
Students who have or are seeking an F-1 or J-1 visa are also required to submit an international supplemental application for admission to a degree-seeking program. ASAP students should submit the international supplemental application for ASAP.
The international supplemental application contains additional information about transcripts, English proficiency and other documents required for admission.
A reasonable level of English proficiency is needed for students to be successful when completing an academic degree in the United States. All international applicants, other visa holders, permanent residents, and applicants whose first language is not English, must be proficient in English as a requirement to enroll in courses for credit at Oakland University. Such applicants will be required to demonstrate English proficiency by meeting one of the following conditions listed below.
One year of study and a diploma from a U.S. high school.
24 transferable credits, excluding ESL coursework, from a U.S. community college or baccalaureate institution.
A degree from a regionally accredited U.S. college or university.
The student has worked full-time in the United States for at least three years in an English speaking environment. Evidence must be provided such as a letter of support from human resources to confirm employment.
The student has worked full-time for at least three years in an English speaking environment outside of the United States. Evidence must be provided such as a letter of support from human resources that confirms English as the primary language of written and oral communication.
Some programs at Oakland University may require a higher level of English proficiency than listed above. Applicants should examine the program description for their field of study for information about additional English proficiency requirements and furnish proof as part of the admission process.
International students who are citizens of Canada and Mexico may qualify for the Non-Resident Award from Undergraduate Admissions. The scholarship allows students to pay in-state tuition rates. Learn more on the general scholarships website.
Tuition and expenses illustrated below are for fall and winter semesters, based on a 12-14 credit schedule per semester. Students who will enroll in summer courses should plan for additional financial support. Students should also budget an additional $4,000 per year for books, supplies and other personal costs. Students who plan to bring dependents on an F-2 visa, should add $6,500 (including insurance) per year for the first dependent and $4,900 per year for each additional dependent. (A dependent is a spouse or a child 20 years of age or younger).
*Freshman and transfer students with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA at the time of admission may qualify for the Non-Resident Award, which would cover the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition. The rate on this chart reflects this award. Students pursuing a second undergraduate degree do not qualify for this award. Tuition is subject to change at the discretion of the university.
Oakland University welcomes any individual on a valid F-2 visa to benefit from part-time study even if their F-1 visa holder attends another institution. Academic study as a degree-seeking candidate at OU will require an F-2 student to meet all university and departmental admissions requirements.
We make it easy to be a guest student at OU — regardless of which university you attend now. Check out our schedule of classes to help you knock out a required course during the summer or to just get ahead in your studies.
To attend OU as a guest student, you must be in good standing at your home institution and must be enrolled at an accredited college or university.
Guest students receive all advising from their home institution and are responsible for requesting that a transcript of grades be sent to the home institution after courses are completed. See how your credits will transfer from OU or other four-year institutions.
Complete and submit an Oakland University dual enrollment application.
Admission is for one academic year, beginning with the fall semester, provided that you earn at least a 2.0 in each class taken at Oakland University. Dual-enrolled students may take up to eight credits per semester.
Post-undergraduate students are students who already hold a bachelor’s degree but want to either obtain another undergraduate degree (second-degree students) or take additional courses not related to another degree (post-baccalaureate students).
You are considered a second-degree student if you already have a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science or an equivalent degree and want to obtain another undergraduate degree. Each academic department determines the specific admissions criteria for second-degree students.
Students holding a bachelor’s degree or higher who wish to enroll for the purpose of obtaining an Initial Michigan Provisional Teaching Certificate should apply as a second-degree seeking student.
Students pursuing a second degree will pay upper-level tuition.
The transcript must bear the seal of the institution and must not be stamped "issued to student." If you have attended more than one college, transcripts from each must be provided.
Process your application to ensure all materials have been received.
Gather information needed for the academic department to make an admissions decision.
Forward your file to the appropriate academic department for a decision.
When a decision is made, OU will contact you via U.S. mail. If you receive a delay decision, you should contact Undergraduate Admissions at (800) OAK-UNIV or (248) 370-3360.
You are considered a post-baccalaureate student if you already have a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science or an equivalent degree and want to take additional courses not related to another degree.
Under post-baccalaureate status, your previous academic work will not be evaluated by the registrar and you will be admitted as a non-degree seeking candidate.
Students taking post-baccalaureate courses will pay upper-level tuition. Under this status, you do not qualify for financial aid.
Please call Undergraduate Admissions at (800) OAK-UNIV or (248) 370-3360 to determine if this status is right for you.
Graduated from high school and plan to enroll in another college or university the following fall. Note that you should consult with your intended college or university about whether Oakland courses will transfer, or whether taking courses prior to fall enrollment will impact your scholarship status.
Are entering Oakland University as a freshman but taking summer courses before the fall semester.
Are interested in participating in the American Semester Abroad Program (ASAP).
Non-matriculating students are limited to completing 12 credits in this status. Students who are currently enrolled in high school and who wish to take classes at OU should not complete an application for undergraduate admission. Instead, you should download and submit an application for dual enrollment. Students who already hold a bachelor’s degree and who wish to take undergraduate classes at OU should apply as either a post-baccalaureate or second-degree seeking student.
We are grateful for the exceptional contributions made by the members of our armed forces. Our faculty and staff are devoted to providing an environment that helps veterans, service members and family members achieve their academic and personal best.
As an OU student, you'll receive priority registration, in-state tuition, support services and special recognition upon graduation.
Complete the online application. When selecting the application type, choose freshman, transfer or the option that best describes you. If you have ever attended a college or university, including the Community College of the Air Force, you should apply as a transfer student. If you have never attended a college or university, you should apply as a freshman student.
Have your official college transcript(s), including military transcripts, mailed to Undergraduate Admissions (the AARTS and SMART Transcripts have been combined into the Joint Services Transcript, and can be accessed at jst.doded.mil). Official transcripts must bear the seal of the institution and must not be stamped "issued to student." If you have attended more than one college or university, transcripts from each must be provided. If admitted, your transcripts (including military training) will be evaluated and credit will be granted based on American Council on Education (ACE) recommendations.
Complete the Veterans Online Application (VONAPP) to apply to use your educational benefits. For more information regarding VA Vocational Rehabilitation, contact the Detroit Regional VA Office at (800) 827-1000.
If you attended another school during your absence from Oakland University, you must submit an official transcript from each college or university attended.
Readmission to the university is not automatic for students dismissed because of poor academic performance. An application for a first readmission by a student who has been dismissed for insufficient academic progress is reviewed by the university’s Readmission Committee. The Academic Standing and Honors Committee will review the Academic records of students applying for readmission a second or subsequent time.
If readmitted students fail to enroll for the semester or session for which their readmission is granted, that readmission is considered void. If students wish to enroll for the semester or session immediately following the term for which readmission was granted, they may do so with a written request to update their readmission application addressed to Undergraduate Admissions. However, if such students wish to enroll for a term later than one semester or session following the term for which they were readmitted, they must complete another readmission application and submit it by the deadlines.


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Last week was joyously punctuated by a couple of splendid nights strolling through Verona, all the while thumbing my nose at gout through whilst indulging in majestic consumption. One dinner was prefaced with Franciacorta (the champenoise sparkler from the 'handkerchief' sized production area near Lago D’iseo east of Milan) taken overlooking the Adige river in an unremarkable bar with an astounding terrace, a base camp from which we hiked up the hill to Re Teodorico. The steps were conquered (in the manner of Rocky but with more panting and sweating) and a trendy new restaurant/cocktail bar/nightclub exclusively populated with lithe and fey pretty young Italians was soon overrun by a glutton (my collective noun) of power-eaters. An outside table was requested, and duly appeared Goodfellas style, and we settled in to the amazing view.
More bubbles, Durello from the hills around Verona, to further stimulate the appetite (and precipitate a hangover, why must I always mix?) and the food begins to arrive in those relatively small rectangular plates which make you feel like you could eat forever, a gastronomic Sisyphus.
First up, Morbida polenta gialla con noci di capasanta and lucky for me one of my co-diners isn’t fond of seafood so I take his portion and I push the twin beds of polenta together to make double with a great fat scallop in each side under a paper thin squid ink flavoured bed sheet. Millefoglie di pescatrice con verdure e salsa di crostacei is missing 997 sheets but the filo 3 (top, middle, bottom) perfectly balance the vegetables and crustacean sauce. The wine drinking, until now steadily impressive, shifts up a gear, and we are motoring through the Zenato Valpolicella Superiore. My limited recollection becomes even more severely hampered (and I forget to take photos again). Insalata di magatello con primizie dell'orto e pane profumato which I can’t remember but definitely ate is quickly followed by (another) Millefoglie di mozzarella campana con pomodoro e la sua "pappa" which had mozzarella in it. I may have had a risotto and then a short break before they roll out Maltagliati con ragout di carni di cortile e sbriciolata di porcini, “badly cut pasta with ragout of hand chopped meat and a crumble of penny buns”. It’s a triumph (because I remember eating it).
The majority skip dessert in favour of groaning and rubbing their distended paunches but I cannot overlook "Pensiero Stupendo" una creazione dello Chef Leonard Belluzzo dedicata al cioccolato - “georgeous thought dedicated to chocolate” and my seafood averse colleague orders something with fruit of which I eat half (heartedly) before enquiring where the chocolate is. We swap plates, embarrassed first-daters, and I polish off Chef Len’s creation then body-swerve the Grappa in favour of a camomile and mint tea and I’m done.
Next day, CRASH!! I’m back home. Lovely wife has been wrangling 2 children whilst juggling a job and the house and fridge is full of rotting fruit, weary discoloured veg and out of date cheese; thus is born “Melanzane Veronese”. Chop the dry and malformed onion ends in the bottom of the fridge and fry in lots of olive oil with antibacterial garlic, oregano, fennel seeds and rosemary. Add a tin of chopped tomatoes and some squishy browning cherry toms without looking too closely at them. Simmer for 15 minutes to kill the bugs, then throw in a big handful of Cuquillo olives for flavour and to reduce microbiological loading. Slice 3 sad and saggy brown aubergines and griddle them back to health. Slice out of date mozzarella and grate those ends of blue (was it blue to begin with?), the soft white rind (possibly sheep) and the fractured yellow thing that might have been cheddar. Layer tomatoes, aubergines, cheese mix. Repeat. Top with more cheese mix. Bake for 30 minutes @ 180 degrees. Eat whilst hot to mask potentially rancid flavours. Accompany with well dressed (balsamic and olive oil) little gems topped with grated Grana Padano. There were no casualties.

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Cook the rice. Chop the cilantro, zest the lime and squeeze it. Mix the cilantro, zest and juice with the rice.
While the rice cooks, chop onion and kale and finely dice the garlic. Grate the kumara and kamo kazoo (or courgettes). Dice the capsicum and tomato.
Fry onion, kale and garlic until soft. Add spices, tomato paste and a couple of tablespoons of water.
Add the kumara, kamo kamo, capsicum and tomato, cover and cook at medium heat. Stir frequently and take off heat when vegetables have softened. Mix in the beans and add salt and pepper to taste. Serve mixture and rice with wraps, tortillas or soft pita bread to fill.


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Latest picture of England's version of "Loch Ness"
The photograph, which shows an object with three humps breaching the surface of the lake, is said to be the best evidence yet of what some claim is a monster lurking beneath the depths.
It was taken on a camera phone by Tom Pickles, 24, while kayaking on the lake as part of a team building exercise with his IT company, CapGemini, last Friday.
Mr Pickles said he saw an animal the size of three cars speed past him on the lake and watched it for about 20 seconds.
He said: “It was petrifying and we paddled back to the shore straight away. At first I thought it was a dog and then saw it was much bigger and moving really quickly at about 10mph.
“Each hump was moving in a rippling motion and it was swimming fast.
“Its skin was like a seal’s but it’s shape was completely abnormal – it’s not like any animal I’ve ever seen before."
This is believed to be the eighth sighting of a long humpbacked creature – known by local residents as "Bownessie" – in the past last five years.
Mr Pickles’ companion Sarah Harrington, 23, said: “It was like an enormous snake.
The pair were on the last day of a team building residential training course at Fallbarrow Hall, Bowness, Cumbria.
They said they had kayaked 300m out into the lake near Belle Isle when they spotted the beast to the south.
Mr Pickles's picture perfectly matches the description of an earlier sighting from the shores of Wray Castle in 2006 by journalism lecturer Steve Burnip.
He said: “I’m really pleased that someone has finally got a really good picture of it.


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Arsenal host Watford at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday knowing that only a win could keep them inside the title chase. Moreover, the Gunners will also have revenge in their plans as Watford knocked them out of the FA Cup three weeks ago. Watford won 2-1 on that occasion, scoring with their only two shots on target. The reverse league fixture at Vicarage Road was won by Arsenal 3-0. Watford have not beaten Arsenal in a league match since 1988.
Arsenal are 11 points behind leaders Leicester City and 6 points behind second-placed Arsenal, but with a game in hand. That game in hand, coupled with a win against Watford and an eventual slip-up from the two teams above them in the table could inject hope and enthusiasm in Arsene Wenger's men for the last few games of the season. But before thinking about the title the Gunners should also think about securing their Champions League spot, as Manchester United and West Ham are just five points behind. Petr Cech could return from injury after five matches on the sidelines, while Jack Wilshere and Tomas Rosicky have returned to training. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Santi Cazorla are still out, along with Mathieu Flamini and Aaron Ramsey.
Watford don't have much to lose on Saturday, they are pretty much safe from relegation with an 11-point cushion over Sunderland. However, they are coming from three consecutive league defeats and a fourth might place them into a dangerous downward spiral. They also need some confidence ahead of an important FA Cup clash as they play Crystal Palace in the quarter-finals at Wembley at the end of April. Sebastian Prodl, Valon Behrami and Joel Ekstrand are in doubt, while Rene Gilmartin and Tommie Hoban will surely miss out.
Arsenal is again playing at Emirates against Watford but this time in Premiership. Arsenal has got some chances to win Premiership but they are very thin. This game is must win for them, even if they manage to win a lot of other results must go in their favour to be considered as title candidates. Hard-fought 2-1 win for Gunners.
It was finally a convincing Arsenal win and guess the news for Wenger contract extension for the next season had some effect over their good performance. It was an important win not only to save them any kind of chances for the title but also to keep distance in the table from the teams coming from behind. Obviously the title chances are only theoretical now and there's have to be a lot of mistakes from both frontrunner's in the standings.


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King Kongs it would seem, are here for the back to back ‘Hits’.
Following the cross continental success of his last release ‘Caramel’ which featured Davido, Stanley Enow embarked on a tour round Cameroon giving back to the fans who’ve supported and waited oh so patiently while he traveled the world.
His latest release; ‘Elle Est La‘ is one more for the gorgeous women that hold us down day in day out.

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Customs Ruling NY N248708 - The tariff classification of polyester/down filling from China.
This replaces Ruling Number N248273, dated December 12, 2013. The purpose of this letter is to correct the classification of two blends of filling mix used in comforters, which was incorrectly classified as a articles of down under 6701.00.6000, HTSUS. A corrected letter follows.
The applicable subheading for both of the filling mixes will be 0505.10.0065, HTSUS, which provides for skins and other parts of birds with their feathers and parts of feathers (whether or not with trimmed edges) and down, not further worked than cleaned, disinfected or treated for preservation, powder and waste of feathers or parts of feathers: Feathers of kind used for stuff, down: Other, down. The rate of duty will be Free.


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Ways to Save Money Part 1 in case you missed it.
1. Cut coupons. I know some people say this is a waste of time but it doesn't take very long. I get mine from http://www.coupons.com/, http://www.smartsource.com/, and http://www.redplum.com/ and Target has some online too. The key to saving with coupons is to only print and cut coupons for things that you already buy. DO NOT be tempted to spend money on something you don't usually buy just because you found a coupon. These sites change out their coupons each month but you can print a few within a month if it is something you buy a lot of - we do that with the cereal coupons.
2. Ask yourself "do I really need/want this?" and "will I get my money's worth out of it?" for non-essentials and bigger items. Like will you really wear it/ use it/ watch it enough to pay the price or are you fine without it. Sometimes it helps to walk away and think about it again for a couple of days... may be you will decide you you don't want it as much as you thought.
I once thought I wanted one of these but after thinking it through, I didn't really want it.
3. Research it. For bigger items you do decide to buy, do your homework on where the cheapest place is to purchase the item.
4. Shop at goodwill, thrift stores, and craigslist. They are great places to find decor items or things you can turn into decor like this and this. Never buy a vase or vase filler items again - go to goodwill and the dollar store. You can find some great furniture on CL but you have to be a very patient shopper on there.
5. Shop the sales or clearance if you can. A place I like to frequent for work clothes etc. is Banana Republic Outlet. I never shop at the regular BR because I know those clothes will end up cheaper in the outlet and I am okay to wait for it. Marshalls/HomeGoods is also a great place that has marked down shoes, clothes, housewares, and more.
6. Buy books at goodwill and thrift stores. They are between 50 cents and $1.50 for paperback and hardback. Or check book out at the library for FREE! A couple months ago I found The Shack (a current bestseller and AMAZING must read!) at goodwill and it looked brand new. I didn't read it right away because I had a few other books to read first so I lent it to my SIL which brings me to the next item.
7. Swap books with friends. I am always swapping books around with friends and family so that means less books to buy and plus it's a great way for books to be recommended to you.
8. Reuse Ziplocs. For lunch, I pack a sandwich wrapped in a paper towel in a ziploc and I use that same ziploc the rest of the days that week to put another wrapped sandwich in. Same thing with crackers etc. I don't even have to wash them. No need to waste ziplocs each day (and spend more $). For some larger ziplocs/freezer bags, we will wash them and reuse them. Just do not reuse ones with meats in them.
9. Repurpose containers. I have washed and saved lunch meat containers to use as tupperware or storage later, filled old glass sauce jars with decorations, and the like. The Hilshire lunch meat ones are wonderful to organize drawers.
10. Upcycle clothes that you don't wear. See if you can use the fabric from them in your next sewing or craft project.
Hope you enjoyed these tips! Stay tuned for another session!
I'm new to your blog and love your ideas for saving money. I am a fellow spend-thrift and really like hearing what other people do to keep more cash in the bank. Thanks for the suggestions!!
Lovely tips! I also like half rice books! You can buy books from them and they buy it back from you once you are done!
Great tips! I'm always looking for ways to save money. I love Craigslist but really need to venture into the world of thrifting. Just came across your blog and I'm a new follower.
Hey, we meet again! I picked a blog on the House of Hepworths link party to comment on, and it was yours! :-) How random! Some great advice here.

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The 5-volume APA Handbook of Clinical Psychology reflects the state-of-the-art in clinical psychology science, practice, research, and training. The Handbook provides a comprehensive overview of: the history of clinical psychology, specialties and settings, theoretical and research approaches, assessment, treatment and prevention, psychological disorders, health and relational disorders, health promotion, educational paths, psychologists’ development, ethics and standards, professional organizations, and future directions of clinical psychology.
When providing telehealth services, physical distance can create ethical and safety challenges. Such challenges are manageable when following the best practices outlined in this book, which illustrates how to conduct mental health services via videoconferencing and other technologies.
This book pioneers the study of bilingualism across the lifespan and in all its diverse forms. In framing the newest research within a lifespan perspective, the editors highlight the importance of considering an individual’s age in researching how bilingualism affects language acquisition and cognitive development. This book is a call for language researchers, psychologists, and educators to pursue a better understanding of bilingualism in our increasingly global society.
Contributors to this book examine the widespread barriers that prevent women with disabilities from accessing effective health care, and offer plans for action to improve wellness, health promotion, and disease prevention among this broad yet underserved population.
This book suggests strategies for promoting and strengthening research on evidence-based psychological practice with ethnic minority clients and highlights effective and culturally competent treatment programs.
In this book, Debra Ann Poole presents a flexible, evidence-based approach to interviewing children that reduces the ambiguities and errors in children’s responses. Through her descriptions of best practices, brief summaries of supporting research, and example interview dialogs, Poole provides a roadmap for anyone working in a forensic context. This book is essential reading for those who interview children, supervise interviewers, review interview findings, or craft local policies about interviewing children.
This inspiring book introduces the psychologies of womanists and mujeristas—African American women and Latinas, respectively, who have a broad and inclusive approach to feminism and liberation. Womanist and mujerista values and worldviews emphasize resiliency, strength, activism, self-expression, creativity, spirituality/connection, self-definition, and liberation of all oppressed people.
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A colecao de Manual de Psicologia Clinica e a melhor que ja fue escrita com uma abregencia realista em busca de um amplio campo de pratica e pesqisa sera uma obra do seculo veinte e um parabens para os autores. Obra fundamental.


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To view the termination and reversion calculator, go to www.wixenmusic.com and click on © Reversions and pick Termination & Reversion Calculator from the sub-menu.
With an office in Los Angeles and a sister company, Wixen Music UK Ltd. in London, the companies administer the song catalogs of many top artists from the last 50 years, ranging from George Harrison, the Doors, Neil Young and Tom Petty, to the Black Keys, Andrew Bird and Fitz & The Tantrums. Randall Wixen has just issued the third edition of THE PLAIN AND SIMPLE GUIDE TO MUSIC PUBLISHING. With a foreword by Tom Petty, it contains an array of new topics pegged to the ever-changing music industry landscape. The new subjects include: the value of music (how and why streaming yields so little income to content creators), monetizing YouTube, and the difficulty of calculating and verifying new statutory streaming rates. The book is available at all major chains, including Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/l69d575.


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The aim goal of the Pistol Shooting Course is introduce students to the knowledge, skills And attitude necessary for owning and using a pistol safely. Through this course, the students will learn about pistol parts and operation, ammunition, gun safety, pistol shooting fundamentals, and pistol shooting activities.
The course is open only to women of all nationalities, no formal qualifications are required to attend the course.
Price included: Accommodation in Hotel, 3 meals per day, transfer from/to Belgrade airport,weapons, ammunition, EBSSA T-Shirt, Heat, EBSSA international certificate.


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So, tomorrow I will run a 5K at 7:30 am. If you see the runtastic app send me a cheer. This may seem like common everyday for most people. And granted it used to be for me too. Until 2 years ago when I had 2 bouts with shingles. And then even walking a mile became a big deal. And then last year happened. and I found myself struggling to walk and just do anything. This past 12 weeks I have trained 3 days a week and ran. I just ran. Tomorrow I have no idea how it will go. But, I know this…health is something I will never take for granted again. Strength is more than just physical. It is emotional and mental and it is all spiritual.
And because I am in Christ, I too can learn through suffering.
May tomorrow’s run be to the praise and honor of the Father and may he feel pleasure in my faith.
This was my post tonight on facebook for my friends so they can help cheer me on.
I am nervous. A part of me has wanted to set a goal. I use to be a much faster and harder runner. I trained and this training is about finishing not finishing fast. So, I have had to remember what the win is. That’s a word we use in our house a lot. “The win” The win does not have to be fast or better or braver. It can mean we show up. We let God show off.
I fell yesterday in the parking lot at Walmart. Skinned my knee and elbow pretty bad. But, this can’t be about this week. It has to be about12 weeks that add up to staying the course. I may have only lost 5 pounds. But, I have gained my desire to try again. That is worth a lot more to me than pounds.


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A lockable garage with three vehicles to put in, take out and match to the doors. The vehicles are easy for a young child to grip as they go on an imaginary journey.
From GOT, Jon Snow, as a stylized POP vinyl from Funko! Figure stands 3 3/4 inches and comes in a window display box. Check out the other GOT figures from Funko! Collect them all!.
Toy bench and leg press for children, featuring durable construction, removable foam weights, and adjustable barbell rack Size: Large. Color: Multi-Color. Gender: Unisex. Age Group: Child.
1.42'' x 0.47'' diameter, Allen bolts, hex socket top, double ends. Ideal replacement for inline skate wheel, is easy to install.


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US intelligence launched a fake vaccination drive in the Pakistan town where it believed Osama bin Laden was hiding in an effort to gather DNA from members of his family, the Guardian reported Tuesday.
CIA officials recruited a senior local doctor to organise the campaign after it tracked down a bin Laden courier to what turned out to be the Al-Qaeda fugitive's compound in the town of Abbottabad, the British newspaper said.
Before launching the high-risk operation against bin Laden, US officials wanted to test DNA samples from people living at the compound with a sample that they had from his sister.
Doctor Shakil Afridi, who has since been arrested by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency, launched the programme in Abbottabad's poorest area to make it appear more credible.
The project then moved swiftly to the Bilal Town suburb, where bin Laden was residing.
"The whole thing was totally irregular," a Pakistani official told the newspaper. "Bilal Town is a well-to-do area. Why would you choose that place to give free vaccines?"
A nurse managed to gain access to the compound but Pakistani sources claim she failed to obtain any DNA samples, the Guardian reported.
Bin Laden was killed on May 2 in a raid that soured US-Pakistan relations.
The Pakistani military on Monday insisted it was capable of fighting Islamic militants without US assistance, hitting back after Washington said it would suspend $800 million worth of security aid.
Learn the TRUTH about Vaccines.


text: Central Park-like views from this large multi-level home. Freshly painted, cleaned and ready for move-in. There are 3 bedrooms plus a loft room (loft room has a closet and a balcony, but is somewhat open to the hallway, so it makes a great office or semi-private 4th room option). The loft and 2 other rooms are on the second floor along with a dedicated laundry room and full bathroom with dual sinks. On the top floor, there is a master retreat with a huge walk-in closet and oversized bathroom with tub and separate shower too. The home is just a few steps to everything you need at City Place (Mother's Market, Habit Burger, Coffee Bean, Corner Bakery, Chipotle, Olive Garden, and many boutique businesses). Plus, it is conveniently located close to the 5 and 22 freeways. A major plus is that this is an end unit, so there is additional light and privacy not found in other model matches. There's a big 2 car side by side garage (not tandem style) with direct access to home. Available now.


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Ha, well, I got nailed once on a cosplay for posing for an archery shot that revealed my total lack of knowledge about it. Not making that mistake twice. Thank God the internet is full of references!
YOU COULD DO THIS THE WHOLE TIME!?
This is a VERY pretty page. You've got a real sense for values. Top panel's just all kind of pretty with the light juuuust shining a little through hair.
Also I can commiserate with the school sickies. When I was a substitute teacher I got ALL of the sickness. All of it. I don't think I've been really sick since I quit, though, so it must have been a decent boot camp for my immune system.
I should, however, express my gratitude that it's just a cold. Give me ten thousand colds over stomach viruses any day. ANY day.
Fine art. rating this a five, not good enough, just too faint a praise.
This chapter just keeps getting better. You were raising the bar for yourself with the first page; at this point you're raising the bar for the entire medium of sequential artwork in the fantasy genre. I love the font and visual effect you used for the spell, the glow in Eilonwy's eyes as she casts it, and the arrowhead POV in the last panel as it starts to take effect. The translucency effect with Eilonwy's hair and dress in the first panel are really cool, too, and the purple and gold color motif is still gorgeous.
* Author, in this context, means the biologist(s) who published the initial description of the species and bestowed its scientific name.
I know exactly what you mean; I've wasted unreasonable amounts of time when I was writing on exactly those sorts of minutiae that nobody other than me was ever likely to even notice.
Lovely, lovely work, as always. Maybe the light effects reminded me of Dame Julie Andrews in her most famous role as a commoner.
Ah, ye gods, if we could all age like Julie Andrews. I want to be her when I grow up. Her, and Maggie Smith....though the world might implode under the impact of that much awesome in one being.


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The Sony Xperia E3 manual also known as the the Sony D2212 User Guide.For owner of the smartphone, you must read the manual because provide many reference information and tutorial especially about how to using this phone for example insert a memory card, Starting your device for the first time anad Why do I need a Google account?
The Sony Xperia E3 Dual work on under GSM network with frequency of 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, HSDPA network with frequency of 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100. It's come with Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7 procesor and run on the Android v4.4.2 (KitKat) operating system. This smartphone was announced on 2014, September. This smartphone equipeed with 5 MP camera, 4 GB internl memory, 1 GB of RAM and support microSD, up to 32 GB. The Sony D2212 also powered by Qualcomm MSM8226-2 Snapdragon 400 chipset and it has 4.5 inches, IPS capacitive touchscreen with Shatter proof glass protection.
The Sony Xperia E3 (D2212) user manual is available in english language. You can learning the basics on page 11 like Using the touchscreen, Locking and unlocking, Navigating applications, Change Background and themes, Application overview, etc. Then you can learn Internet and networks on page 26 like using browser for access the internet, MMS setting, using Wi-fi, VPN setting guide, and Selecting networks for data traffic.
Next information about Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, Sound, ringtone and volume, Date and time, On-screen keyboard, Backing up contacts, Setting up email, using music and FM Radio, using camera, Using Smile Shutter™ to capture smiling faces, Video camera settings, Editing photos with the Photo editor application on page 84, using bluetooth, Playing games on a TV using a DUALSHOCK 3 wireless controller, Using location services (Google Maps), Backing up and restoring content, Restarting and resetting, also Updating smartphone.