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Finger food Factory è un programma televisivo culinario italiano, trasmesso su Real Time dal 14 ottobre 2013, e condotto da Sebastiano Rovida, chef famoso per essere uno dei due volti della cucina dello show Fuori menù.

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In ogni puntata, il protagonista è un ingrediente con il quale lo chef Sebastiano Rovida realizza un intero menù, dall'antipasto al dolce, composto solamente da finger food. Per ogni piatto il conduttore ci mostra tutti i passaggi della creazione dello stesso, dagli ingredienti, alla preparazione fino al suo impiattamento.

A fine puntata il piccolo Leonida "Leo" Lovati, un bambino di 8 anni appassionato di cucina, chiede allo chef di creare una versione "finger" di un piatto a base di un ingrediente che proprio non gli piace, o di un piatto che mangia sempre preparato allo stesso modo.

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McKayle, Camille and Stolz, Robert, Interdisciplinary Curricular Innovations at the University of the Virgin Islands, Contributed Paper Session in Mathematical Biology, Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Francisco, January, 2010.
Mihelcic, J.R. "Educating Tomorrow's Global Engineer through a Unique Partnership with the U.S. Peace Corps," Woman Engineer, 30-33, Fall, 2004.
Mihelcic, J.R., "The Right Thing to Do: Graduate Education and Research in a Global and Human Context," in What Is Global Engineering Education For? The Making of International and Global Engineering Educators (Eds: G.L. Downey and K. Beddoes), Morgan & Claypool Publishers, San Francisco, pg 235-250, 2010.
Mihelcic, J.R. and D.R. Hokanson, "Educational Solutions: For a more Sustainable Future," in Environmental Solutions, Eds: N.L. Nemerow and F.J. Agardy, Elsevier, pg. 25-58, 2005.
Mihelcic, J.R., E.A. Myre, L.M. Fry, L.D. Phillips, B.D. Barkdoll. Field Guide in Environmental Engineering for Development Workers: Water, Sanitation, Indoor Air, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Press, Reston, VA, 2009.
Mihelcic, J.R. Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering, 335 pages, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. New York, 1999.
Mihelcic, J.R. Fundamentos de Ingenieria Ambiental, 384 pages, Limusa Wiley, Balderas, Mexico, 2001.


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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — The Washington College sailing team placed sixth of 16 teams at the Philly Fleet Race, hosted by Penn, this weekend. Elsewhere this weekend, Paul Hart represented the team by placing 17th out of 20 sailors at the MAISA Laser South, hosted by Navy.
- Skipper Will Sunkler and crew Ellie Lienert finished seventh in A Division for Washington. Sunkler and Lienert placed in the top five in six of the division's 15 races, including a second-place finish in race 10A.
- Andrew Vernon skippered Washington to sixth in B Division, sailing with crew Haley Wilt in the first three and final nine races in the division and with Lindsay Fullerton in the fourth through sixth races. Vernon and Wilt placed in the top five in seven of their races together, including a win in race 1B and a second-place finish in race 8B.
- Nine A Division and six B Division races sailed on Saturday. Six races in A Division and nine in B Division sailed on Sunday.
- Host Penn, Webb Institute, and Villanova finished in the top three spots, respectively, at the regatta.
- The regatta was the first regatta of the MAISA Central series which will ultimately determine the final MAISA Central berth to the War Memorial - the MAISA Fall Co-Ed Dinghy Championships. This is the first year of a new qualification system for the War Memorial. Twelve MAISA teams prequalified for the War Memorial based on their finishes at last year's War Memorial and America Trophy (MAISA Spring Co-Ed Dinghy Championships). The top three teams from this fall's Luce Regatta will receive the next three berths. The remaining three berths will go to the top non-qualified team from each MAISA regional series - North, Central, and South.
- Hart's best finishes among the 12 races at the MAISA Laser South were a pair of 13th-place finishes in the third and fourth races.
- Eight races sailed on Saturday in a 10-18 knot northeasterly. Four more races sailed in a 15-knot Northeasterly before the wind clocked east and built to 25 knots and racing was called off.
- St. Mary's Leo Boucher, Georgetown's Thomas McCann, Christopher Newport's Vir Menon, Navy's Connor Bayless, and George Washington's Adam DiDomizio finished in the top six spots, respectively, to qualify for the Carl Van Dunye Trophy - the MAISA Men's Singles Championship.
- Hart will return to Navy next weekend to sail in the MAISA Laser Eliminator.


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I am just returned from Pittsburgh, where Dad and I took in a most memorable Frozen Four. You know how a 16 seed has never knocked off a no. 1 seed in NCAA hoops? Well, it just happened in college hockey. The Yale Bulldogs, having fielded teams in men's college hockey since the late 19th century without ever winning much of anything, won their first-ever national championship — of any kind — over the weekend in Pittsburgh. The Bulldogs were not only the very last team to qualify for college hockey's single elimination postseason this spring, they most assuredly weren't one of the best sixteen Division I teams based on regular season achievement. Incidentally, Yale is coached by Keith Allain, who served as an assistant with the Capitals from 1993-97.
As an Ivy League institution Yale competes in D-I competition — most particularly in hockey — on a very uneven slate of playing fields: the Ivies don't award athletic scholarships. Some of the Bulldogs' competitors this hockey season had 18 skaters on scholarship.
Something very special happened to Yale hockey this spring, right in the nick of time. Barry Melrose has suggested it was simply a case of a team inexplicably gelling and getting hot right when it had to. Yale defeated cross-state rival Quinnipiac in the title game this past Saturday night, in the fourth meeting between the clubs this college hockey season. Quinnipiac, which won 21 consecutive games at one point this college hockey season and spent a fair portion of it ranked no. 1, won the first three meetings of the season between the teams, and rather decisively: 6-2, 4-1, and 3-0. Yale actually scored the first two goals between the teams and then watched the Bobcats score 15 of the next 16 goals. Saturday night's championship tally? 4-0 Yale, naturally.
I was engrossed watching Allain's guys skate in Pittsburgh. They're without elite, difference-making talent. In Jeff Malcolm they had a senior netminder likely headed only for beer league action after this spring's fun run. But the Bulldogs had terrific quickness, guts, and guile, and they executed Allain's blueprint for success with lethal determination and efficiency. They possessed and passed the puck brilliantly, and their puck support — especially laterally entering the offensive zone — was a thing of beauty to behold. Dad and I felt lucky to witness them in action in person.
Dad has a Capitals app on his new smartphone, and he was keeping abreast of the action on the ice back in D.C. while we were seated in Consol Energy Center. As he relayed updates to me I couldn't help but draw a comparison between the Bulldogs and the Caps. Neither was much of a postseason candidate a month ago, and like Yale, if the Caps do qualify this week or next, they won't much be on anyone's contender's list. And like Yale that may just not matter. Though we don't much know about it in these parts — particularly in spring — winning can become infectious.
It doesn't happen all that often in sports, but occasionally teams simply gel beyond their means, arrive at a sum-better-than-its-parts cohesion and confidence, and simply beat everyone in their path, night after night. That's precisely what Yale did. In ECAC conference postseason play Yale actually didn't score even a single goal, losing to Union 5-0 and to Quinnipiac 3-0 in the third week of March. Then came single elimination postseason play and everything changed: Down went Minnesota, down went North Dakota, down went another no. 1, UMass-Lowell. And what manner of confidence could the Bulldogs have had going into Saturday night's championship tilt, having been smoked by Quinnipiac in all three meetings this season? But the Bulldogs of January or February weren't the Bulldogs of April. In my hotel room Saturday morning I caught Melrose on TV for an ESPN puck preview segment, and he well warned: It's tough to take down a hot hockey club four straight times in a season.
There's a bit of a 'Moneyball' quality, too, to these Caps, I think. If you watched the Brad Pitt movie chronicle of the 2002 Oakland Athletics you'll recall how that rag-tag club inexplicably won a record 20 consecutive games between August and September of that year. These Capitals have a couple of rich superstar talents that those A's didn't, but like the A's they're rife with roster flaws, and now like Oakland and Yale all they're doing is winning every night. Steve Oleksy is a Moneyball kind of impact player for me. So, too, is Mike Ribeiro — a veteran hired hand of achievement who's doing his job precisely as his hiring manager envisioned. In Moneyball your best players have to be your best players, unheralded hires have to overachieve, your clubhouse has to gel, and you have to get a little lucky here and there. Sounds a lot like the Caps of spring 2013.
But Moneyball lacked a compelling love storyline, perhaps explaining why guys seemed to like it a heck of a lot more than girls.
I've an office colleague with a notable background in competitive tennis, and he was working out at his racket club in McLean last Friday when a young woman of inordinate beauty and fitness lodged herself on the stationary bike next to him. My co-worker got excited because he's a big Maria Kirilenko fan. He'd noticed her pointed out in the stands, seated among the Ovechkin clan, on a number of Capitals' television broadcasts of late. With the tennis calendar being what it is Kirilenko's hanging around town a lot, and it'd be easy to surmise having a somewhat inspiring effect on the hockey player who adores her. When I played merely late-night beer league hockey and had my girl in the stands I always wanted to score two goals, assist on at least one other, and perpetrate a notable act of unsanctioned ferocity for her. Knowing my thoughts related to hockey's being perpetually cursed here, you can well imagine how I might welcome love's inspiration — along with Moneyball luck and a roster's unlikely confluence of confidence and congealing — this spring.
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Well, the Masters are underway today and that got me thinking about playing golf both out in the fresh air, and inside my house with my retinas burning from looking at the television for four hours. I love video game golf and I always have, as Tiger Woods PGA Tour was as much a part of my childhood as riding bikes and shooting squirt guns.
So now it's been like three years or so since the last time a golf video game was released and I need a new one. After EA Sports scrapped Tiger Woods because of all the controversy surrounding him, they turned to Rory McIlroy to be the front-man for their golf franchise moving forward. The game was unlike any other before it as it was on Playstation 4 and Xbox One with crazy graphics, and amazing new features like the ability to go from hole to hole without a loading screen. It had it's issues (not enough golfers or courses) but this was just their first crack at it on the new consoles and they'd improve in the near future.
That near future turned into no future. There's been no news of a new golf game coming and I'm worried that EA isn't even making one. They should be taking the resources they are using to make crappy titles like NBA Live and coming up with an all-new Rory McIlroy. No, wait, they should just re-name it after Tiger since he is #back.
Give us all the courses and all the golfers with all the new age technology and let me hit the links in the air conditioning during the summer. I want to be hitting shots at Augusta today instead of just watching. Step your game up, EA.
*What has happened to this company? They killed the NCAA games, let NBA Live become a joke and now aren't doing golf. I miss the days when EA was running the video game world.


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Dr. Henry Williams discusses U.S.-Turkish relations
Share this page on LinkedIn Dr. Henry Williams discusses U.S.-Turkish relations | The Institute of World Politics
On December 18, Dr. Henry P. Williams III was interviewed on the Schilling Show, where he discussed national interests, existential issues confronting America with regard to Turkey, and his book, Turkey & America: East and West — Where the Twain Meet.
Dr. Williams was interviewed on the Schilling Show on two other occasions this fall. At IWP, Dr. Williams teaches IWP 685: The Turks and MENA in History and Today.
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DHL Global Connectedness Index 2020 signals recovery of globalization from COVID-19 setback
After holding steady in 2019, current forecasts imply that the index will fall significantly in 2020 due to the distancing effects of COVID-19 on societies, such as closed borders, travel bans and grounded passenger airlines. Nonetheless the pandemic is unlikely to send the world's overall level of connectedness below where it stood during the 2008 – 09 global financial crisis. Trade and capital flows have already started to recover and international data flows surged during the spreading pandemic as in-person contact went into the online world, boosting international internet traffic, phone calls and e-commerce.
Group figures Q3 2020
Deutsche Post DHL Group saw strong growth in the third quarter of 2020. In an economic climate dominated by COVID-19, the Group grew its revenue by 4.4% to EUR 16.2 billion. Organic revenue - after adjusting for portfolio and currency effects - was up by even 9.0%. With its broad range of logistics services, Deutsche Post DHL Group has benefitted from the surge in global e-commerce activities.
Connecting people, improving lives.
By collaborating in international and cross-sectoral initiatives we are playing an active part in shaping the future – only together can we meet the major challenges of our age.
The 2019 Sustainability Report describes the Group's initiatives in the areas of governance, employees, the environment and society as well as the progress made thus far.
Thanks to an array of 10,000 StreetScooter vehicles (as of August 2019), developed and manufactured inhouse, and some 12,000 e-bikes and e-trikes, Deutsche Post DHL Group today operates the largest electric fleet in Germany. For the good of the environment and its customers, the company plans to replace its entire mail and parcel delivery fleet in the mid-term with electric vehicles that are charged with electricity generated from renewable energy sources.
The DHL Global Trade Barometer is a new and unique early indicator for the current state and future development of global trade. It is based on large amounts of logistics data that are evaluated with the help of artificial intelligence. The indicator has been developed in cooperation between DHL, the world's leading logistics company, and IT service provider Accenture. It is published four times a year.
Sustainable fuels for logistics
Even in this digitally connected age, logistics still relies on a physical network to get transports from A to B. That network forms the backbone of global trade that drives prosperity around the world. As the leading company in our industry, we at Deutsche Post DHL Group are proud of the work we do to connect people in every part of the world and enable progress around the globe. Our industry must also assume a special responsibility for the future, not least because of the vital role that logistics plays in value creation and growth. The reason is clear: A sustainable economy is unthinkable without sustainable logistics.
With its "Strategy 2025 – Delivering excellence in a digital world" the Group is laying the foundation to continue its successful growth trajectory beyond the horizon defined by the previous "Strategy 2020". The company will be focusing even more consistently on harnessing the sustained potential for profitable long-term growth contained in its core logistics businesses. Furthermore, it will be stepping up the digital transformation of the Group that is already underway in all business divisions.
The DHL Parcelcopter is intended primarily for situations that mesh poorly with established infrastructures or where standard delivery methods are overly lengthy. Locations not linked to the standard road network are one example. "Natural barriers" such as water or mountains are not an issue for the drone. The DHL Parcelcopter is thus seen as a tool for improving infrastructure in hard-to-reach areas, improving the lives of the inhabitants there.
DHL study reveals winning logistics strategies for the last mile
Increasing urbanization is making the last mile of delivery more complex and critical for the success of e-commerce companies, according to new research by DHL and market research company Euromonitor. With over 600 million more people forecast to live in urban environments by 2030 and new technologies creating opportunities for both service enhancement and disruption, online retailers and their logistics partners are being challenged to embrace bold new approaches in order to survive and compete.
From Startup to Catwalk: How DHL is stirring up the fashion industry
At first glance, fashion and logistics don't have much in common. The world of fashion, on the one hand, is glitzy, highly creative and seems to be all about style, beauty and the latest trends. The transport and logistics industry - the world of trucks containers and pallets - is, on the other hand, highly pragmatic. But the two worlds have more in common than you might think. In both industries, factors such as time, precision and attention to detail play huge roles.
Using original exhibits and high-quality facsimiles produced especially for this exhibition, visitors will be able to gain an insight into Beethoven's life and work using multimedia technology. These include one of Beethoven's original ear trumpets and an original print from Andy Warhol's Beethoven series from 1987.
Because of these irreplaceable exhibits, too, the exhibition logistics must meet the highest demands. The exhibits are packed in specially manufactured transport crates in which they are protected from temperature fluctuations and vibrations. The DHL SmartSensor technology is used during shipping to continuously monitor the fragile items and ensure consistently optimal transport conditions.


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MOSCOT is a New York City Institution renowned worldwide for its iconic eyewear — The Originals and Spirit Collections.
MOSCOT infuses unmistakably refined, downtown aesthetic with nearly 100 years of eyewear expertise and unparalleled craftsmanship to create timeless eyewear. While now recognised as a global fashion brand, they remain, at heart, a neighbourhood optical shop.
The Originals Collection is based on styles from the family archives from the 1930s – 1980s. It celebrates the classic good looks and timeless design born in decades past.
The eyewear retains the authenticity of the original frame styles including period details, traditional hardware, and real glass sunglass lenses. Their frames precisely duplicate the true old-school colors first fabricated by the Company in the 1940s. The faithfully reproduced Collection is available as ophthalmic eyewear or sunglasses, with or without prescription, in a variety of frame and lens color combinations and sizes.
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I will just have to see.
cool thing being really lame.
thats at least an 8 or 9.
Oh john... Be safe driving.
then??? Are we getting married?
do on the Discovery channel?
a full plan going last night.
being the ladies man as usual.
you might even be proud of me!
is not going to be speedy.
post it on my blog?
Are you in bed? In your jammies?
They starred at that spot on the floor for three hours! Still, none of them know why?
On Friday John accidentally forgot to put in his contacts. Everything was going okay and he thought, "This is nice, I can see well enough." Then he drove home at dusk, and realized how bad his vision really was. It was a white-knuckle drive from hell. He survived.
Man, that chick with the St. Louis Cardinals cap on is UGLY!
"I don't want anybody else, and when I think about you I wet myself, whoa-oh-oh..."


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Could this food staple turned supplement help to treat, and even prevent, osteoarthritis and other inflammatory joint conditions?
A natural remedy derived from avocado and soybeans is growing in popularity among those looking for something to slow the progression of certain inflammatory conditions. Avocado Soybean Unsaponifiables, known as ASU, are considered a vegetable extract that combines one-third avocado oil with two-thirds soybean oil. It works by blocking pro-inflammatory chemicals and preventing the deterioration of the cells that line the joints. It may also help regenerate connective tissue.
Avocado soybean supplements, usually found in softgels over the counter, may help prevent joint inflammation and pain.
ASU has been routinely used and studied in Europe for a number of years and entered the US market in 2014. In other parts of the world, ASU is classified as a prescription drug, but is available here as a dietary supplement.
Osteoarthritis (OA) is caused by inflammation and breakdown of cartilage. Patients have pain and limited function in their joints. Knee OA is generally more severe in women than in men, largely due to their anatomy. Medications are often prescribed to help slow the progression of the disease and to ease symptoms.
Several studies have touted the benefits of ASU on this painful joint condition as the supplement is believed to help reduce the narrowing of the space between the joints. One study found that it slowed cartilage breakdown and even helped repair cartilage. Another, conducted in 2018, concluded that, when used as an anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory, ASU can potentially be used to treat OA.
The supplement has been shown to reduce symptoms with hip and knee OA after as little as one month of use. It can improve function, while reducing pain and stiffness in joints. It also may help to improve weight-bearing abilities.
Some individuals with osteoarthritis have been able to reduce their dependence on analgesics (ie, painkillers) or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). One study involving patients with lower limb OA showed that ASU reduced the need for such medications after six weeks.
It is important to note that some factors like Body Mass Index (BMI), activity level, and the severity of one's arthritic disease may intensify inflammation and increase mechanical stress on the body. Certain conditions may influence the effectiveness of ASU. However, the supplement can still be used to help protect cartilage and prevent the progression of OA symptoms.
Avocado Soybean Unsaponifiables are usually sold in the form of 300-mg soft gels and are available over the counter or online. Individuals are typically instructed to take one a day but always check with your doctor before adding any supplement to your care plan in case of potential interactions or side effects.
Many versions of the supplement, such as Arthrocen, are vegetable-based and therefore dairy- and gluten-free. According to a news release from Arvin America, the distributor of Arthrocen, the product works best when combined with an active lifestyle, including light exercise, which helps to build muscle around OA-affected joints.
Avocado soybean supplements are generally considered to be safe and without side effects. The French government studied the supplement for more than 15 years and did not find any significant safety issues.
Christiansen, BA, Bhatti S, Goudarzi R, Emami S. Management of Osteoarthritis with Avocado/Soybean Unsaponifiables. Cartilage, 2015, 6(1):30–44.
Blotman F, Maheu E, Wulwik A, et al. Efficacy and safety of avocado/soybean unsaponifiables in the treatment of symptomatic osteoarthritis of the knee and hip. A prospective, multicenter, three-month, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. Rev Rhum Engl Ed. 1997;64(12):825-834.
Al-Afify ASA, El-Akabawy G, El-Sherif NM, et al. Avocado soybean unsaponifiables ameliorates cartilage and subchondral bone degeneration in mono-iodoacetate-induced knee osteoarthritis in rats. Tissue Cell.2018;52:108-115.
Arvin America. News Release; Arvin America's Arthrocen 300: A Promising New Osteoarthritis ASU Supplement for Joint Pain. January 03, 2019.


The City of Middletown has transitioned all of its water meters to smart meter technology. Customers can view usage statistics, and set usage alerts.
NOTE: After you click on the link above and get to the portal, you will need to set up an account.
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3. Once you receive an email click on the link. You will need the water account number and the FIRST LINE of the customer name exactly as it is on the water bill to register.


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Microsoft Windows running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU 4.02 (opencl_nvidia) 29 Jan 2021, 22:54:26 UTC 7,034 GigaFLOPS
Linux running on an Intel x86-compatible CPU 3.00 (default) 23 Apr 2019, 4:24:06 UTC 4 GigaFLOPS
Linux running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU 4.00 (default) 12 Nov 2020, 17:05:41 UTC 3,893 GigaFLOPS
Linux running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU 4.02 (cuda30) 27 Jan 2021, 20:08:29 UTC 1,001 GigaFLOPS
Linux running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU 4.02 (opencl_amd) 27 Jan 2021, 20:15:19 UTC 100 GigaFLOPS
Linux running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU 4.02 (opencl_intel_gpu) (beta test) 17 Nov 2021, 22:35:24 UTC 29 GigaFLOPS
Intel 64-bit Mac OS 12.0 or later 3.00 (default) 7 May 2019, 4:36:17 UTC 415 GigaFLOPS
Total average computing: 47,459 GigaFLOPS


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Always in Season (2019) Review
An eye-opening and heart-breaking documentary about lynching in the United States that is both powerful and suspicious in its activism.
Saving Atlantis (2019) Review
This documentary doesn't reach audiences beyond a select few.
Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger (2014) Review
An excellent documentary of one of America's most notorious criminals.
Ivory Tower (2014) Review
A critical examination of the cost of a college education compared to its value.
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Saving Atlantis (2019) Trailer
Saving Atlantis is a feature-length documentary film by Oregon State University that covers the dramatic decline of the world's coral reefs and those who are fighting to save them.


Bangor Business School at Bangor University is a leading teaching and research focused business school offering a full range of disciplines from undergraduate to doctoral level.
Bangor Business School's Careers and Employability Fair, provides an excellent opportunity to meet recruiters, learn more about post-graduation employment options, and gain an insight into what employers are looking for from graduate job seekers.
Zirui, from Tianjin in China, came to Bangor Business School from one of Bangor University's Chinese partner universities. She is studying an Accounting and Finance degree. Zirui describes her life in Bangor including all the volunteering opportunities she is involved in.
Wenhao, from China, is a second year Accounting and Finance student. He discusses his course, social activities, and what it is like living in Wales, UK.
Gain a CMI qualification alongside your Bangor University Masters degree. Professor Gareth Griffiths explains the benefits of studying for a dual-accredited qualification at Bangor Business School.
Tevita from Tonga, is studying MSc Banking and Finance at Bangor Business School. He has received a Chevening scholarship to help with his studies.
Swapnil, from India, is studying MBA Management. She has received two scholarships to help with her studies, including a £5,000 scholarship from Bangor University.
Constance Bonnefous is a student of ECE Paris. She is a postgraduate student and has spent a semester studying at Bangor Business School.
Peter is from North Wales but is now a Management Consultant based in New York. He took a sabbatical from his job to undertake the MBA at Bangor.
Rhodri Morgan is a qualified solicitor who decided to return to education to study the MBA in Environmental Management at Bangor University. Rhodri tells us about the MBA programme and explains his decision to return to education.


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We have seen many valves with this problem (see image below). The other problem is that diaphragm retaining ring is made from very thin plastic that goes brittle with heat cycles, and eventually fails. This prevents the diaphragm from sealing with the same problems as mentioned above.
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Explore waterfall-filled Gorges with fossils preserved in the shale walls.
The Ithaca area harbors more than 100 gorges within a 10-mile radius. Hike into the best of them on this four-mile lollipop. The route meanders through Buttermilk State Park along the 10 waterfalls of Buttermilk Creek and around Lake Treman. Starting at the lower park entrance, climb the steep, rocky gorge up the west side of 160-foot Buttermilk Falls. Look for 400-million-year-old fossils of sea creatures in the 50-foot walls. At the upper park entrance (mile .5), continue on the Bear Trail another .75 mile to the Lake Treman Trail, an easy 1.5-mile loop around the 25-acre lake. When all of this water makes you thirsty for something else, return to your car on the Rim Trail (via the Bear Trail with an over-gorge view) and head south for .5 mile on NY 13. Turn left into Ithaca Beer Company to quaff a tall frosty.
Hike streamside near pacific northwest greenery and caribbean-blue eddies.
Climb a fourteener for a view across the continental divide.
Close your eyes and hear the bullets fly: These three routes pass through parks drenched in United States military history.
Thoreau, Hemingway, and Kerouac all went into the backcountry to find the right words.
The fine fall colors and comfortable weather of harvest season will make you want to raise a glass.
Visit a Wrecked alpine village.
A moderate 1.5-mile loop outside Ithaca, this Finger Lake waterfall trek ambles past swimming holes, sedimentary rock, and sunbathers.
There's a science to why we love waterfalls: When water crashes earthward, it releases negatively charged ions that--you can't make this stuff up--some researchers think can reduce anxiety. Spring is when cascades' spigots open full bore, so head off on these three beguiling treks for a dose of nature's backcountry Rx.


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