text:
White Plains Tummy Tuck Doctors and Reviews
White Plains Tummy Tuck cost
Average cost in US: $7,800
Average cost in White Plains: $8,200
White Plains Tummy Tuck reviews
83% of White Plains reviewers said Tummy Tuck was worth it
"Dr. Newman is Amazing-34 Yr Old..."
After 2 kids via c section and lots of hanging skin and fat, I knew it was time for this life changing experience. It still feels surreal. I'm 4 days post op and still very sleepy and uncomfortable. The worst part of the pain is the back pain not the tummy believe it or not. I had a full tummy tuck with muscle repair and I have to say, I didn't think I would have so much back pain, from... more
"Don't Use Him Do Your Research He..."
Don't use him he will take your deposit and if you don't perform the procedure based on medical history he will refuse to return it. He doesn't have a heart stealing from the elderly as I'm 70+ and on a limited income. Do the research there are many complaints out there that his bed side manner is quite poor. more
"Mini Tummy Tuck with Lipo - Bedford..."
So everyone thought I was crazy when I said "tummy tuck" but the loose pouch of skin at the bottom of my stomach bothered me a lot. No matter how much I exercised or how much weight I lost I skill had that extra skin & it was time for it to go. I had my procedure done 3 days ago & other than the lack of sleep I'm getting from having to sleep on my back I feel great. Day one I was taking the... more
"30 Years Old, Mother of Three and in..."
I'll keep this as brief as possible. I'm a 30 years old mom of three and I'm in desperate need of a tummy tuck. My body has been through so much stress From pregnancies, weight gain and weight loss, it's not even funny. Im finally in a position where I can afford the surgery (paying out of pocket) so needles to say a tt is in the near future ;) I went for my consultation with Dr Nachman... more
"36 Year Old 188 Pounds Tt Tumescent..."
Hello I am 36 years old and 188 pounds.. after having three children via csection my stomach looked horrible. I decided to go with doctor marco pelosi senior of bayonne nj. I thought about going to the Dominican Republic but changed my mind after hearing so many stories of infection and death. I read a few negative reviews on doctor pelosi but I knew a few people who had their surgery with... more
"34 Year Old Mother of 2 with..."
Hi I am a mother of two, a 5 and 3 year old. I am 5'4 and 113 lbs. I have had 2 c-sections. After my first c-section my body pretty much bounced back right away and my stomach wasn't an issue. When i was pregnant with my second i noticed my belly button started to stick out and it never went back!! It was hooded and hard and i realized i had an umbilical hernia. When i decided i needed to... more
"25 Yr Old Mom Had One C-section,..."
Hi my name is Ashley and Im finally getting a tummy tuck and lipo on April 10th. Im really anxious and nervous at the same time. All I do is constantly research. Im trying to be positive and have faith that everything will go well. The doctor I selected was from a co-worker of mine, she had got her TT done by him and her friend got her breast done also by him. His really good and has been... more
"40 Years Old 3 Kids - Manhattan, NY"
I'm so happy and pleased with my surgery he is a amazing doc very pleasant i made the best choice his bed side manner is amazing !!!!!!!!!!! i had tummy tuck breast lift lipo and fat grafting to buttocks im so happy words cant explain. if you have any plans on getting any procedure i would check with rowe youll be so happy and pleased... I'm feeling good after 11 days I Luv the results... more
"32 Year with 3 Kids Ages 12'7'2 -..."
I have my consultation on the 3/18/2014 and am so excited to get my surgery date can anyone tell me the price on TT at Jacobi I want to make sure I have all the money when I go to my consultation on the 18, of this month and what should I expect at my consultation or do I have to pay all thr money before I can get an appointment more
"Booked my Surgery Today - Now the..."
After losing 60 pounds 2 years ago and working out 6-7 days per week for the last year, I am in the best shape of my life and my muscles are defined and hard & my core is strong. However my tummy skin is droopy, wrinkly and my bellybutton is sad. I have been thinking about TT surgery for a while, first as a pipe dream, then more realistically, then researching it, then REALLY researching it.... more
"Tummy Tuck to Permanently Repair..."
27 yr old mother of 2 and after 2nd pregnancy I had umbilical hernia repaired but my abdominal muscles are too far apart so hernia returned. This TT will not only reduce the sagging, and bulge that I have but it will allow the dr to tighten the abdominal muscles so that the hernia will not return and eliminate stretch marks. Yay! I went to meet with dr today and picked up my prescription... more
"28 Years Old, 5 Kids (Last Babies..."
Hi I'm new and don't really know if I'm doing this right yet! I am 28 years old and have 5 kids including twins. 11,7,4 and my twins are 1. My tummy tuck is scheduled for March 25th and I'm excited and nervous and thinking do I really want to do this....well of course! but there's something about it that makes me have mixed emotions. I've had all 5 of my kids vaginally so no scar on my abdomen... more
"NYEE Tummy Tuck W/ Dr. Polavarapu -..."
Hello Everyone! :-) I am a 30 year old married mom of 2 beautiful girls. Ive had c-sections with both girls which has left me with a stretched out tummy and stretch marks... A lot of them. I've done my research on tummy tucks/surgeons in my area and came across reviews for NYEE teaching fellowship. Still a little nervous about it being a teaching hospital, I made an appointment and met... more
"32year Old Tummy Tuck After Twin..."
As a thin woman, 5'5" 105 lbs, the excess skin after my twin pregnancy was an issue for me. The tummy tuck was worth it in the long run but the Recovery time was significant and your doctor should be very informative prior to your decision for procedure. The outcome is great although still have significant stretch marks. more
"Shapely Waistline - Manhattan, NY"
Tired of pants, skirts and underwear falling under my belly. tired of pants going over my hips but not my belly. wanted to put my clothes on and go, no worries. the best results were immediately after surgery. 9 months later still belly issues, still muffin top over incision line. can't seem to convince myself the belly button is centered. i can't grab handful of fat on both sides. still... more
"28.yo Develped P.E Annd Major..."
I need to know if anyone else had gone through this I am feeling depressed bc I am hospitalized for a week now. Behind my incision was a large abscess that I had to have cleaned (being put under) 3x sofar hooked to a woundvac bc the wound is left open.. on iIV antibiotics, have a pulmonary embolism on top of it so I am on blood thinners.. just looking to hear if this has happened to anyone... more
"49...4 Children and a Much Needed..."
I finally made my decision as well as booked my surgery. I am very nervous but I'm keeping a positive outlook. I have been reading posts for past month and it has helped. Met Dr. Tehrani and staff today and everyone so down to earth. I felt very comfortable with everyone. I have another appointment next week for any questions but I'm pretty sure they went over everything. Counting down! more
Hi everyone I'm new to this site so I am learning. Although I had trouble getting on I still want to share my journey with anyone who is hesitant about coming to the flat side. I had my procedure done with Dr. Troy last week. He was so good to me before and after surgery. I am sitting here 4 days post opt still in disbelief, I finally did it. I've been researching tummy tucks for the past two... more
"Mesotherapy Ruined My Life- Please..."
* cost and doctor remain anonymous and I have put generic information into those fields *You can read my whole story below (It would be much appreciated but I understand it's quite lengthy) I am looking somewhere out there for a doctor who can help me and I understand that this is not an easy case. I'm looking to see if possibly a section of the main scars below my belly button can be removed... more
"Thrilled with Dr. David Palaia -..."
I've seen Dr. Palaia's work before as I work in a gym as a personal trainer. He was the obvious choice when I decided to go under the knife and fix what diet and exercise couldn't do. I'm only 2 weeks out from my surgery and am already thrilled with the results. His staff, nurses, and anesthesiologist were top rate. His facility is conveniently located within Northern Westchester Hospital.... more
Featured Doctors RealSelf Sponsors must meet eligibility requirements to qualify as a featured doctor.
Call Dr. Koch (914) 380-4172
Call Dr. Aydin (914) 380-7322
Free Consultation (203) 951-3441
Welcome Back!
Join RealSelf
Join the world's largest cosmetic surgery community.


text:
Come to the crossroads of Africa and Asia where the mountains meet the sea, and watch the sunset from the back of a camel and see the starry sky as it was 1,000 years ago. The glistening Red Sea beckons you with unsurpassed diving opportunities and world-class nightlife tempts you into this modern oasis.
Contact Us | Corporate Site | Careers
© 2014 The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C. All rights reserved.
Downloadable directories in English, Português (Brasil), Русский, Español
Terms of Use
| Privacy and Cookie Statement
| 日本語 | 中文

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Improve Campaign Results
Gain a better return from your online campaigns. You learn to determine Key Performance Indicators (KPI's), to define campaign labels and to pro-actively manage your campaign results. You report about costs, effectiveness and conversion ratios of campaigns, whether it is banner, e-mail, paid-search or video campaigns and learn what Digital Analytix reports enable you to improve your campaign results structurally.
Date and location
- Terça 23 setembro 2014, 09:30 - 16:30, Amsterdam. Register now
- Terça 14 outubro 2014, 09:30 - 16:30, London. Register now
- Set campaign objectives and KPI's
- Define campaign labels to track performance
- Manage online campaigns through Custom Dashboards™
- Measure campaign traffic, conversions and ROI
Our approach is learning by doing. Our expert trainers provide an intensive and hands-on learning environment. In each Academy, all participants are online and can put their newly gained knowledge into practice on the spot. There will be the opportunity to ask questions and exchange experiences with peer users.
Participants should have already completed the Working with Work with Digital Analytix or be able to create Digital Analytix reports on visitor behaviour and conversion processes. Since the workshop is hands-on, there is a maximum of 12 participants.
€ 695,00 per participant excl. VAT. Lunch is included
You can register register up to one week before the course.
If you have further questions, contact us today.


text:
Perfumania Coupon: 25% off Sitewide
Sorry, this coupon is expired.
See more active Perfumania Coupons or deals and coupons filed under: Health & Beauty, Beauty, Fragrance
Did it work?00
25% off SitewideEnjoy 25% off Sitewide with our BradsDeals exclusive Perfumania coupon code BRAD25. (expired June 1, 2013)coupon code:BRAD25Copy & open site
Related Deals
Perfumania: 20% Off + $10 Off $50
Save 20% when you enter code EASTER20 at Perfumania.com. If your order is over $50, stack code SAVE10 for an extra $10 off. The pictured Romance by Ralph Lauren for Women 3.4 oz Eau de Parfum Spray drops from $88 to $70.39 to $60.39. That's the best price we found by $9. Shipping is $5.95 or free on orders over $50. Sales tax is charged in most states.
Related Coupons
Perfumania Coupons
20% Off + Free Shipping on Any Order
Use this Perfumania coupon code for 20% off and free shipping on any order. Note that this discount cannot be combined with onsite offers like Buy One Get One for $14.99 or 15% off select fragrances. (expires May 31, 2014)coupon code:PFM20Copy & open site


text:
New Celta Vigo coach Luis Enrique is lining up a bid to sign Chelsea's fit-again midfielder Oriol Romeu on a season-long loan next term, according to the Guardian.
Romeu, 21, was brought to the Blues from Barcelona by Andre Villas-Boas in 2011, and was starting to make an impression at Stamford Bridge until rupturing his cruciate knee ligament in December.
The Spain Under-21 international was ruled out for the rest of the campaign, having to undergo rehabilitation, but returned to light training in April, before featuring in a charity match in memory of former Espanyol captain Dani Jarque last month.
But while the La Liga club are keen on acquiring Romeu's services, Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho wants to assess the full extent of the club's squad upon the resumption of pre-season training on July 8.
And the Portuguese is likely to include the former Barca player on the Blues' tour of the Far East, which starts the following week.
However, Mourinho may opt to take up Celta's offer and allow Romeu to gain regular first-team football.
The ex-Real Madrid coach is also likely to include winger Kevin De Bruyne in his plans for next season, despite Borussia Dortmund still hoping to sign the Belgian on a permanent deal.


text:
12 Red Roses
$59 95Free Standard Delivery
Did you know that roses were once a symbol of silence? The Latin phrase sub rosa means "told in confidence." Confide your love without saying a word. Send twelve red roses.
Be advised orders cannot be cancelled 24 hours prior the delivery date!


text:
Discussion about math, puzzles, games and fun. Useful symbols: ÷ × ½ √ ∞ ≠ ≤ ≥ ≈ ⇒ ± ∈ Δ θ ∴ ∑ ∫ π -¹ ² ³ °
You are not logged in.
Pages: 1
#1 2011-02-26 07:36:25
Hi guys
Lies in the interval [2,3].
I know how to prove that the root lies in this interval - one can simply let x = 2 and then let x = 3 and show that there is a change of sign. What I'm not sure about is quite how to show that this is the largest possible root. It seems fairly intuitively so from the graph, but I'm not sure about a good proof .
Thanks .
#2 2011-02-26 09:15:03
Re: Roots
hi Au101,
You can get the roots easily and they are both to the left of the interval.
So the turning points are to the left of the interval.
You can state (without proof) that the general shape of a cubic with positive x cubed term is up, down, then up again.
Taken together this means the root in the interval must be the rightmost.
Last edited by bob bundy (2011-02-26 09:18:37)
You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself..........Galileo Galilei
#3 2011-02-26 10:06:02
#4 2011-02-27 08:58:13
#5 2011-02-27 09:33:57
Re: Roots
hi Au101,
and so I thought 'How about trying graph sketching techniques'. With A level, sketching is considered 'superior', because you are being more analytic I suppose, than if you just plot points. You are finding out important properties of the graph without resorting to calculating a load of points.
So turning points when x = + or - 2 with y = (8 - 24 - 7.2) < 0 and ( -8 +24 - 7.2) > 0 respectively.
Then put x = 0 to get the crossing point with the y axis (0,-7.2) plus the usual 'shape of a cubic' argument and you've got enough to argue that the graph must cross the x axis first in the negatives, then have a maximum at x = -2, then cross the x axis again before going through (0,-7.2), then the minimum at x = + 2 before finally crossing the x axis for the last time on the positive x axis.
How are you with graph sketching generally? I can give you a list of things to look for if you want.
Last edited by bob bundy (2011-02-27 09:46:47)
You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself..........Galileo Galilei
#6 2011-02-27 09:58:30
#7 2011-02-27 21:45:06
Re: Roots
hi Au101
and the x axis between x = 0 and x = 5
you would get the wrong answer if you just do one integral with these limits.
Part of the curve is below the x axis and will reduce the area result. You have to sketch the curve; find the negative bit; compute the three areas separately, making the middle bit positive; and then add them up.
And sketching means considering every bit of the curve whereas plotting means you only know what the co-ordinates are at specific values. If you wanted to know what
is like and you calculated y for x = 20, 40, 60, 80, 100,120 ...... then you would miss the strange behaviour at x = 90 altogether.
Even if the question required accurate plotting in order to read off some values (say, where two curves cross that cannot be done algebraically), it would still be a good idea to sketch first so that you know roughly where to plot the accurate version.
So what should you consider?
(i) Where does the curve cross the x axis? This would mean finding the roots.
(ii) Where does the curve cross the y axis? Easier, as you only have to put x = 0.
(iii) How does y behave when x tends to infinity? How does y behave when x tends to - infinity.
(iv) Does the curve have turning points? Are they maxima, minima or points of inflexion? What is the y value for each x; or, at least, is y positive or negative in these cases.
(v) What symmetry does the curve have? (in an axis for example or about the origin by rotation) Do you know about odd and even functions?
(vi) Does the curve have any asymptotes? ie Does the curve approach a particular line without touching it? Asymptotes may be parallel with an axis but may also be other straight lines. If y goes to infinity as x approaches a certain value, does the same thing happen as you approach this value from the left and from the right? (Think about the tan curve. As you go up to 90 the tan goes to + infinity, but if you come down towards 90 from values just above, 91, 90.5, 90.1 etc, y goes to - infinity.)
Sometimes it may not be necessary to do all of these because answers to some of these questions may make others obvious or the answer may be it doesn't have any.
If you remember your objective ( to know what the curve looks like and how it behaves) you can often short cut some of the process. For example, *all cubics have a similar sketch* (I don't mean similar in the scale factor sense) so you can use this and get straight to the important things like does it start in the 3rd quadrant and go to the first, or does it go from 2nd to 4th. Does it cross the x axis in one, two or three places?
Here are some you might like to try:
Have fun!
Last edited by bob bundy (2011-02-27 21:56:13)
You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself..........Galileo Galilei
#8 2011-02-27 23:00:56
Re: Roots
Thank you Bob, that was brilliant
Last edited by Au101 (2011-02-27 23:01:10)
#9 2011-02-28 00:15:25
Re: Roots
hi Au101,
You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself..........Galileo Galilei
#10 2011-02-28 01:13:09
#11 2011-02-28 10:18:34
Pages: 1


text:
Schedule at a Glance
Convention Content
Pre-Convention Activities
Network Events
General Sessions & Mini Keynotes
All About Atlanta
For Exhibitors
Recorded Sessions and Itinerary Planner
New for 2010 - Gifted Education Essentials
An illustrious scientist and explorer of sea and space, Kathy Sullivan has made history with her pioneering journeys to the world's frontiers. Today, as Director of the Battelle Center for Mathematics Science Education Policy, she guides research, service and public outreach efforts aimed at catalyzing changes in science education that will equip young Americans for 21stcentury life. One of six women to join the first class of space-shuttle astronauts in 1978,Sullivan is a veteran of three shuttle missions.During a Challenger flight in 1984, she became the first American woman to walk in space. She helped launch the Hubble Space Telescope aboard Discovery in 1990 and served as; Payload Commander aboard Atlantis in 1992.
Also on the panel: Niescja E. Turner, Associate Professor, Department of Physics and Space Sciences, Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida. In addition to her research in energy coupling in magnetic storms, storm dynamics, and ring current evolution, Turner is committed to developing the next wave of STEM talent. She is a graduate of the Louisiana School for Math Science and the Arts and has hopes of parleying a two-week summer academy at the Florida Governor's School program into a full blown STEM school on the Space Coast. Run jointly with astronaut Sam Durrance, the school's focus is on space exploration, covering history, observational astronomy, orbital mechanics, rocket propulsion technology, the search for extra-solar planets, and astrobiology. While at Fiske Planetarium in Boulder, CO, she wrote a full-length, interactive planetarium show "Kids In Space: Exploring Our Solar System." The show opened in 2000 and is currently shown to ~ 7000 audience members annually.
Joining us from the University of Georgia, where he is a Biochemistry and Science Communications Major is Joseph Stunzi. At age 12, Joseph became the youngest person to research at Emory Hospital and University in a medical study analyzing the effects of cell phones on pacemaker patients' hearts. Since then, Joseph has competed in more than seven international and national level science competitions; his pinnacle achievement being named "America's Top Young Scientist of the Year" by the Discovery Channel. His research has spanned enzymatic hydrogen production, disease prevention in poultry, and electromagnetism's relationship with brain cancer. Currently, Joseph's focus has shifted towards science education and inspiration in middle and high school students through the nonprofit organization he founded, IENCE. IENCE aims to ignite a passion for science, technology, and engineering through inspiration, innovation, and integration-based multimedia content. While the majority of this content will be distributed on the Internet and in the classroom, IENCE's newest venture is a documentary being filming in Switzerland this spring.
The panel will be moderated by Camilla Benbow, Patricia and Rodes Hart Dean of Education and Human Development at Vanderbilt University's Peabody College, a position she has held since 1998. An educational psychologist, Benbow has focused her scholarly work on gifted education and the development of mathematical talent. She co-directs, with David Lubinski, the Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth (SMPY), a longitudinal study examining the developmental trajectories of over 5,000 individuals throughout the life-span. The study has been continuously funded since 1981. She is particularly interested in identifying the educational experiences and interventions most conducive to developing intellectual talent and excellence in careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Kathryn D. Sullivan
Niescja E. Turner
Joseph Stunzi
Camilla Benbow
Saturday, November 13
Mindsets, Praise, and Gifted Education: How Our Messages Can Help or Hinder the Development of Talent
Carol S. Dweck
Lewis and Virginia Eaton Professor, Department of Psychology, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
Carol Dweck is one of the world's leading researchers in the field of motivation and author of the bestselling book, Mindset: The New Psychology of Success.
Dweck's research about intelligence and motivation, and how they are variously influenced by fixed and growth mindsets, has attracted attention from teachers trying to help underperforming students, parents concerned with why their daughters get turned off of math and science, and even sports coaches and human-resources managers intent on helping clients reach higher levels of achievement.
Before joining Stanford's faculty in 2004, Dweck taught at Columbia for 15 years as well as at Harvard and the University of Illinois. Her work has been featured in such publications as The New Yorker, Time, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Boston Globe; she has appeared on The Today Show and 20/20.
Sunday, November 14
Teaching for Adversity: Facing Challenges and Making a Difference
Ron Clark
Founder, Ron Clark Academy, Atlanta, GA
No wonder this energetic and charismatic powerhouse is known as "America's Educator." Ron Clark is the 2000 Disney American Teacher of the Year, a New York Times Bestselling author, the subject of a television movie, and the founder of the Ron Clark Academy. A guest on numerous network and cable television shows, Clark wrote The Essential 55 which includes his 55 expectations of students - as well as all individuals - young and old.
The Ron Clark Academy, an inner-city school serving students from across metro Atlanta, is a privately funded institution is unique for its innovative teaching methods and curriculum based on worldwide travel. Teachers from around the world visit the Academy to observe the innovative and "out-of-the-box" methods for achieving student success.
At the NAGC Convention, Clark will share the uncanny adventures he has had in the classroom and deliver a heart-felt message relevant to each of us. It is a message of hope, dedication and the never-say-never attitude required to achieve goals and dreams.
The Gifted Empire Strikes Back: What Role Does Gifted Education Play in the 21st Century?
Almost daily, news sources report declines in programs for gifted and talented students; and new developments in theory and research in both gifted and general education and the field of creativity have caused me to reexamine the purposes and role of gifted education. Historically, many of the innovations first developed or adopted in gifted education have been "appropriated" by general education – indeed, general education has stolen our thunder! I view as favorable the adoption of things like thinking skills, creative problem solving, and problem-based learning into the highly publicized 21st Century Thinking Skills movement, but we now need to reexamine what makes our field necessary and unique. Infusing some of our favorable practices into general education testifies to the leadership our field has taken in the past, but it is now time to ask once again:
Following a keynote by Joe Renzulli, director of the National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented at the University of Connecticut, a panel of responders will react to the ideas and issues presented.
Joe Renzulli,
National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented, Storrs, CT
Robert Root-Bernstein,
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
Jim Gallagher,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC
Arthur M. Horne,
University of Georgia, Athens, GA
"I have often described our field as 'the secret laboratory of American education.' It's time for us to again put on our lab coats! This session is intended to examine how we can continue to maintain our role as innovators and creators and how we can address some of the issues and questions above. I hope it will be a start for the agendas of future think tanks, position papers, and political action that may hold promise for restoring our leadership role."
--Joe Renzulli
Sponsored by Scholastic Testing Service
Friday, November 12Mini Keynotes
NAGC presents three Mini Keynotes facilitated by experts on Friday morning that reflect the larger issues affecting the field of gifted education.
Best Practices for Working with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Gifted Students
The achievement gap is a persistent and pervasive problem in American education. Advanced minority and low-income children under-achieve compared to their counterparts; young gifted children who are poor are less likely to remain achievers, and minority children are under-represented in all types of gifted programs. In this session we focus on solutions to the achievement gap for gifted students. Individuals from a variety of program types -- in-school, school-within-a-school, and outside-of-school, and at various levels (elementary, middle, and secondary), will talk about successful strategies for curriculum and instruction, working with parents, training teachers, and providing supports to students. The emphasis will be on what works and how teachers can transfer these strategies to their local schools and classrooms.
Miriam Morales-Taylor,
Hartford Public Schools, Hartford, CT
Carol Horn,
Fairfax County Public Schools, Fairfax, VA
Gilman Whiting,
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
William Schofield,
Hall County School System, Gainesville, GA
Moderator: Joyce VanTassel-Baska,
College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA
Creativity, Imagination, and Innovation: The New World Order
The world economy has shifted from an industrial one to a knowledge economy that thrives on the creation of knowledge, information, and innovation. In fact, some scholars refer to today's economy as a creative economy--or one that is fueled by human creativity. In this session, we explore the latest thinking about creativity, innovation, and imagination from several leading scholars of creativity. What does it mean to be creative in today's world? What is the relationship between creativity and innovation? What are the roles of context, emotion, motivation, and personality in developing creativity--and especially schools? How can we educate gifted children for creativity and innovation?
Mark Runco,
Torrance Center for Creativity and Talent Development, University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Sandra Russ,
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
Moderator: Paula Olszewski-Kubilius,
Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
Using Technology in the Classroom to Differentiate for Gifted Learners
Our gifted students were born into the digital age while most of their instructors are "digital immigrants" trying to keep up with and use technology tools that emerge daily and ensure that their students are competent in the new digital literacies. Web 2.0 and Google tools have the power to help teachers respond to gifted students' needs for individualization, faster pacing, academic challenge, creative expression, and contact with other gifted students. In this session, leaders with expertise in technology and curriculum and instruction share their knowledge about how to use technology to differentiate for gifted learners.
Kevin Besnoy,
Northern Kentucky University,
Highland Heights, KY
Del Siegle,
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
Jann Leppien,
University of Great Falls,
Great Falls, MT
Brian Housand,
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
Moderator: Elizabeth Shaunessy,
University of South Florida, Tampa, FL


text:
Greetings Middle-earth Fans!
We'd like to introduce you our latest app - Hobbit Sting Widget !
How it works?
It's simple! The blade starts to glow when you're in a Wi-Fi range! Put Bilbo's legendary sword on your Home as any die-hard Hobbit fan would do - don't, and you will never know if there's some precioussssss internet to steal!
You can feel like a Hobbit now, even without hairy feet and Dwarven companions!
Downloadable from Google Play Store .
Any suggestions/reviews which would help us meet end-users expectations would be highly appreciated.


text:
What is Healing?
Healing is an ability possessed by the animal body to repair damaged parts – this process is sometimes visible (a wound improves) or microscopic (damaged cells are replaced) but both occur on a daily basis, and are given the term: regeneration.
In the animal kingdom – a starfish can rebuild a new tentacle that is cut off, an earthworm can replace much of its body that is lost, and a crab can rebuild a new claw when one is lost. Our pets may not possess those exact characteristics, but they do have healing ability…
An animal's skin is a wonderful example of regeneration. It is constantly shedding old skin and regenerating new skin cells. Bones, muscles and some nerve fibers can grow to repair themselves. Like a machine, the animal body can make minor repairs. All wounds heal using the same intrinsic process. There are three phases of wound healing: the inflammatory, fibroblastic, and maturation stages.
If we take a simple laceration or cut, inflammation begins after injury and the wound site swells as the biochemical ingredients needed for healing gather: leukocytes and monocytes fibrinogen, histamine, prostaglandins, and vasoactive substances. A great deal happens during this stage – it must occur to prepare the wound for the succeeding phases of healing. In fact, conventional drugs that limit inflammation such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAID's) will slow the healing of a wound!
Next, fibroblasts begin to proliferate and position themselves for collagen synthesis. As collagen content increases, the wound site strengthens. The third and final stage of wound healing lasts the longest. This maturation, or remodeling phase, may continue for weeks or several years (depending on the severity of the injury), with gradual improvements in wound appearance.
Remember that your pet cannot vocalize pain or discomfort, as we are able to. They may whimper or meow when unsettled and may even lose their appetite or vomit when they have had a procedure. After operations or surgical procedures, an animal's body may take time to adjust and achieve the harmonious balance it had before and gradual healing should be supported. Let your pet take the time to recover and follow your vet's advice.


text:
The Leading Online Plumbing Supplier Since 1995
|Contact Us | Customer Reviews | View Cart
|Our motto: "under-promise...over-perform"
Simple, straightforward and low shipping rates for these comfortable toilet seats.
Q. "Why are toilet seats non-returnable?"
A. It is very important for us to be able to promise a brand-new, unused seat to each customer, and if we were to allow returns of toilet seats we simply would not be able to make that promise to every customer. That being said, we strongly recommend checking the color and size of the seat received before removing from the bag to make sure your seat is correct, as for hygiene reasons we cannot allow the return of toilet seats.
Q. "When I received my toilet seat, the manufacturer's box was not sealed and had already been opened. Did you send me a seat that was returned to you by a previous customer?"
A. The seat you received was brand new and unused by anyone before you. When we receive a shipment of seats from our supplier into our warehouse, their boxes are often opened for inspection to make sure the seats are not damaged; we also inspect the seats before we ship them to you, to make sure they're correct and in good condition.
We hope that we have helped you on this page with comfortable toilet seats,
and thank you for helping to make PlumbingSupply.com® the most famous Internet plumbing supplier.
Is there something else that you are looking for?
OR - find plumbing supplies starting with: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


text:
Go to Email & News to manage your email, search the web, stay up to date with current news and more.
Fast, easy 24/7 solutions- right on your desktop.
I want to:
More help
How can I tell if my Verizon Wi-Fi service has been activated? If you have registered and downloaded the Verizon Wi-Fi Connect software, you should see an icon in the right Taskbar (lower right hand corner of screen) and on your desktop.


text:
Reload the page and try again.
airport only goes to two cities
Guys & Girls:
People here are super normal. I love it. People are open minded and work hard but also down to have fun on the weekends. You can meet just about anybody. That's the beauty of a large school.
Off-Campus Dining:
Again, do your research and Columbia and tons of great dining options. The best places you will hear about by word of mouth.
Getting around town is super easy if you have a car. If you don't have a car... get a car or make friends with someone who has a car.
Off-Campus Housing:
Off campus housing is annoying, but there is plenty of it for a price. It is Missouri, not LA, so to some people rent seems slow, but as a college student $500 a month is a lot (and that is for a moderate place). If you do your research you should be able to pay less.
Having your laptop on your is essentially required, but there are lots of computers on campus available for student use.
It's Missouri weather. It has a mind of it's own and you are going to get all kinds of extremes.
I hate parking. I currently park in the commuter lot that requires a bus to get to it and it is really annoying, but hopefully I will be in a closer lot next year.
Drug Safety:
There is a lot of underage drinking, period. Whether or not you feel left out or not if you do not partake is dependent on your group of friends. Some people will judge you, others will not.
I could really use more financial aid, but the school overall is pretty generous and smooth in their process of awarding financial aid. Also, being able to get residency is fabulous for out of state students.
Diversity here is okay.... We have a good number of international students but the majority of the school is white. In terms of religion, sexual orientation and political beliefs we actually have a pretty diverse community. I have been able to have good conversations with people from a myriad of backgrounds.
Local Atmosphere:
Columbia is a wonderful place to live. People here work hard but are super nice and understand how hard students are working. There's definitely a community here. Nightlife is also pretty vibrant. There's always something to do on the weekends.
My major (Journalism) is hard, but I really enjoy it for the most part. I know that I'm in a good program with a lot of connections and possibilities and I work hard to meet the standard. The workload is consistently pretty high, but in most of my classes, I want to do the work and do it well.
I haven't had an internship, but I would like to get one if I have time. I am concerned with internships based on what they pay... I need one that pays well to make up for the paid work time i would be missing.
Being a journalism major at Mizzou is tough, but it will be well worth it in the end. People know that journalism students are intense and work really hard. We have to.
Campus Strictness:
I don't feel like our campus is too strict. They know that student are going to do certain things and there are punishments if students are caught, but with the percentage of students who drink underage or use drugs, not too many get caught unless they are being extremely stupid with it. There are easy ways to hide it and not get caught.
I didn't go here for undergrad so I don't know anything about campus events really. I do know there are quite a few bars though and it can be really fun to go to those.
Again...I don't go on main campus/am not an undergrad so I don't really know. I live a 15 minute drive from my school building so I find a car very necessary. I do know there is some kind of bus system for campus but I've never used it since I do have a car.
For the vet school I didn't really get any scholarships or anything but they tell you how much federal loans etc. I can get.
Local Atmosphere:
There are a lot of bars and stores and a nice little downtown. Lots of restaurants. Seems like pretty much anything you could want you could probably find here.
Drug Safety:
Again, I don't know much about the main campus/undergrads. I know a lot drink, especially at tailgates during football season but I don't know anything about drug use.
I'm in the Veterinary school. I like it because it is it's own little campus and I don't have to go on main campus.
It's really hard to get into veterinary school in general. MU's application process compared to others wasn't bad though. Get shadowing hours.
Campus Strictness:
I don't go to undergrad here and really don't know what goes on on main campus
Off-Campus Housing:
I cannot wait to move off campus, bigger space for less than half the price!
{{review.SectionLabel}} at {{review.EntityName}}:
Sorry, there are no reviews.
Written by Alex Kojadinovic
Mizzou offers so much to its students that it is hard not to fall in love with the school. The school provides many internships through your major and different work-study opportunities dealing with specific career paths. The difficulty of the classes and the toughness of professors prepare students for work outside of school. MU is unique because it gives students so many opportunities; whether you would like to be a football star or a vet, it offers both and everything in between.
If students had to go back and redo their college application process all over again, Mizzou would still end up being many students' choice. MU offers students a lot of opportunities to advance their career paths, minds, and friendship circles. The school has provided students with everlasting experiences and knowledge.
Compared against the students in the chart, you are in the:
Non-registered users are limited to 5 school profile page views per month.
Register for free to gain full access!


text:
Reviews & hands-on
Cameras 3.5 out of 5
Canon IXUS 510 HS review
There are dozens of compact cameras on the market to choose from. The Canon IXUS 510 HS sets out to grab your attention with its built-in Wi-Fi, touchscreen and 12x optical zoom. There are plenty of features here to gawp at, but at close to the £300...


text:
The Jewish Theological Seminary (J.T.S.) announced on March 26, 2007 that it will begin accepting openly gay and lesbian candidates into its rabbinical and cantorial schools, and extend application deadlines to allow for prospective students impacted by the decision.
The announcement comes on the heels of the decisions expressed in December by the Conservative movement's Committee on Jewish Law and Standards (C.J.L.S.), ending their movement's ban on ordaining openly gay and lesbian rabbis and on sanctioning same-sex unions. Those teshuvot (rabbinic opinions) gave individual Conservative congregations and academic institutions the theological latitude to stake out their own positions.
The first Conservative rabbincal school to open its doors to gay and lesbian students following the C.J.L.S. vote was the Zeigler School of Rabbinic Studies at the University of Judaism in Los Angeles, CA.
In a letter to the J.T.S. community announcing the decision, chancellor-elect Arnold M. Eisen said "The decision to ordain gay and lesbian clergy at J.T.S. is in keeping with the longstanding commitment of the Jewish tradition to pluralism. Pluralism means that we recognize more than one way to be a good Conservative Jew, more than one way of walking authentically in the path of our tradition and of carrying that tradition forward."
In 1984, the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College became the first rabbinical seminary to accept gay and lesbian students and was the first to endorse the ordination of gay and lesbian rabbis. This was six years earlier than the Reform movement.


text:
905 Lafitte St, Lake Charles, LA | Directions 70601-832930.199512 -93.234471
Monday - Friday 7:30am to 4:30pm
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with Facebook to see what your friends are up to!
Do you have a review of Hardwood Floors Of Lake Charles on your blog? If you include the Citysearch image link (shown below) in your post, we'll automatically link to your review from the business profile page. Here's how our Linkback system works:
The Linkback system is free and automatic. It's really that easy.
To link to our business profile page, copy the html below to your web page.


text:
In the New Testament, Jesus blew the whistle on anything that kept people from loving others. Daniel Manning, Julian Assange, Bradley Manning, Edward Snowden and others are modern-day prophets to me. They have risked everything to shine the light on what some would keep secret. Their "good book" is our Constitution, which many Southern Baptists claim is based on Christian principles.
Their actions beg the questions: "Who are our modern-day Pharisees?" "Whose is the empire?" And, ultimately: "Who is now called upon to act?"
Scott W. Beckett


text:
THE SKULL Signs to Tee Pee Records
New Band Featuring Members of Doom Metal Pioneers TROUBLE Set to Release New Music: order the CD directly from our webstore: http://bit.ly/1h6aN5y
THE SKULL -- the new band featuring original members Eric Wagner (vocals) and Jeff "Oly" Olson (drums) of American doom metal legends TROUBLE alongside longtime TROUBLE bassist Ron Holzner and SACRED DAWN guitarist Lothar Keller -- have inked a deal with Tee Pee Records, the NYC record label known for releasing landmark albums from acts such as High on Fire, Graveyard, Earthless and Sleep.
THE SKULL recently recorded two songs with acclaimed producer / engineer Billy Anderson (Melvins, Neurosis) which will see the light of day this spring. "Sometime Yesterday Mourning" is a doomy metal song written by Keller, Holzner and Wagner that showcases the genre pioneers' distinct style while "The Last Judgement" is a "revisiting" of the classic TROUBLE song of the same name that originally appeared on the classic 1983 "Metal Massacre IV" compilation album.
"I think "Sometime Yesterday Mourning" is the perfect song for The Skull to lead with and there's a reason why it was the first song we completed as a band," commented Wagner. "It's about coming to a point in life when it's just time for a new beginning, a fresh start if you will, and finally coming to terms with the past. Being that it is the 30th anniversary of the release of the song "The Last Judgement" -- the first song we ever released -- we thought it fit perfectly for the B-side and considering what "Sometime Yesterday Mourning" is about, it made sense to me. You have to go through your past to get to your future."
THE SKULL will follow the release of the new songs with its debut full length LP, tentatively slated for release this autumn.
Follow THE SKULL online and via Facebook for breaking news and tour information.
About THE SKULL:
THE SKULL is a musical collaboration founded by three former members of American doom metal pioneers TROUBLE; vocalist Eric Wagner, bassist Ron Holzner and drummer Jeff "Oly" Olson, all three noted for their talents and strong influence in the worldwide metal scene. TROUBLE formed in 1979 and is universally hailed as one of the pioneers of doom metal genre, alongside bands such as Pentagram, Witchfinder General, Candlemass and Saint Vitus. TROUBLE created a distinct (and distinctly HEAVY) style by merging influences from the British heavy metal bands Black Sabbath and Judas Priest with psychedelic rock acts of the 1970s. The band's first two albums, Psalm 9 (released in 1984, enshrined in Decibel magazine's "Hall of Fame" and regarded as one of the most important doom albums ever) and The Skull (1985) are cited as doom metal landmarks. The band later went on to flirt with crossover success when they signed with Rick Rubin's Def American Recordings for the release of 1992's Manic Frustration. THE SKULL formed in 2011 to "continue the sounds and spirit of TROUBLE - past, present, future" and has been performing for audiences in the United States and Europe to overwhelming response. THE SKULL will release its first new material as a band in the spring of 2014 via NYC's Tee Pee Records.
"Released in 1984, Trouble's debut is considered one of the first official Doom Metal albums ever released and what an entrance they made. Sabbath were Blues-inspired Heavy Metal at heart, Trouble were Doom through and through." - WHAT CULTURE
"Released on Metal Blade in 1984, amidst the nascence of thrash and speed metal, Psalm 9 (which was originally just called Trouble) sounded unlike virtually anything else at that time. Doom as a genre didn't exist, though bands like Witchfinder General in the U.K., Saint Vitus in California and Pentagram in Virginia were following a similar path, all for the most part blissfully unaware of each other. For sheer heaviness, however-lyrically, production- and riff-wise-none of those other bands ever issued an album remotely as leaden as Psalm 9... it's easy to see why Psalm 9 left such a lasting impression, and continues to be regarded as one of the most important doom albums ever" - DECIBEL
"Trouble always marched to a different beat no matter what was going on around them at the time. Their first two albums (Psalm 9 and The Skull) should quench the thirst of anyone who was left unsatisfied by Black Sabbath's late 70's material. Songs like "Victim of the Insane" brim with all of the familiar traits (slow-paced tempos, fat riffing, and morose lyrics) that make doom so appealing to metal fans. In Eric Wagner, Trouble also have one of the most dynamic singers found in that world." - IGN
"TROUBLE's legend was built on multiple pillars, one being the high, mighty, voice of Eric Wagner. Often compared to early-period Ozzy, Wagner's pipes here are rather unrefined and his voice could accurately be described as "screechy", although it fits the music perfectly and has a very proud, very metal charisma that makes this recording special. Add to that the leaden guitar tone and twin-lead flourishes (later put to good use by acolytes from CORROSION OF CONFORMITY to AT THE GATES) and some primitive, clattering, but undeniable hooks, and you've got the recipe for a classic album, one whose influence has only truly been celebrated in the last decade (the entire "stoner rock" scene owes a debt to "Psalm 9", just for starters). This is fucking heavy metal." -BLABBERMOUTH
COMET CONTROL to Release Debut Album Comet Control May 20
THE SHRINE Release "BLESS OFF", tour with Red Fang and Kadavar!
California "Destroyers of Rock 'N' Roll" Amp Up, Throw Down on Whiplash-Inducing Sophomore LP! Buy it HERE.
THE SHRINE (photo: Olivia Jaffe)
Undoubtedly one of America's hottest underground bands, THE SHRINE plays loud, heavy rock 'n' roll fueled by cheap beer and bad acid that combines the hook-laden appeal of '70's garage rock and gritty '80's hardcore with a skate punk energy and attitude resulting in a sound the trio describes as "psychedelic violence".
THE SHRINE "Bless Off"
March 12 (2 PM) Austin. TX The Scoot Inn (SXSW: Converse/Thrasher Death Match w
Earthless, Trash Talk, The Black Lips)
March 12 (9 PM) Austin, TX The Lost Well (SXSW: Heavy Metal Parking Lot w/ Spirit
Caravan, Kylesa, Truckfighters)
April 19 Oakland, CA Oakland Metro for Tankcrimes Brainsqueeze (with Negative
Approach, Fucked Up, Municipal Waste)
May 6 Vancouver, BC Electric Owl
May 7 Seattle, WA Studio Seven (with Kadavar)
May 8 Portland, OR Wonder Ballroom (with Kadavar)
May 9 San Francisco, CA The Chapel (with Kadavar)
May 10 Santa Cruz, CA Crepe Place (with Kadavar)
May 11 Santa Ana, CA The Observatory Psycho De Mayo (with Pentagram, Saint
Vitus, Dead Meadow, Kadavar, Harsh Toke)
May 12 Los Angeles, CA Roxy Theater (with Kadavar)
THE SHRINE is: Josh Landau (guitar / vocals), Courtland Murphy (bass) and Jeff Murray (drums).
Follow THE SHRINE online: website, Facebook, YouTube
SWEET APPLE to Release Sophomore LP "The Golden Age of Glitter" April 8!
Indie Supergroup Gets Conceptual on Long-Awaited New LP. Album to Feature Guest Appearances from Mark Lanegan, Robert Pollard and More.
SWEET APPLE (L to R: J Mascis, Dave Sweetapple, Tim Parnin and John Petkovic)
Photo: Andrew Kesin
SWEET APPLE, the band of rockers from groups you've heard before is back! The Golden Age of Glitter, a 10-song power-pop masterpiece featuring J Mascis (Dinosaur Jr., Heavy Blanket), Tim Parnin (Cobra Verde, Chuck Mosley), John Petkovic (Cobra Verde, Death of Samantha, Guided By Voices) and Dave Sweetapple (Witch, Vardlokk) will be released on April 8 via Tee Pee Records. The LP is the follow up to the band's critically celebrated debut Love & Desperation, a record that featured "70s arena rock-like songs" (Pitchfork) and presented "one stomp box in the power pop of their youth, one in the heavy indie thud they invented" (SPIN).
The Golden Age Of Glitter was recorded from California to Massachusetts, with Cleveland in the middle and, according to vocalist John Petkovic, "is an album about connecting and missing flights, arrivals and departures." Featuring 10 songs of SWEET APPLE's irresistibly infectious rock, The Golden Age of Glitter travels a wide swathe of musical styles -- almost as wide as the geography represented by the band -- and revolves around a running narrative where the band becomes the theme (the group's members are spread out across the country). Lyrically, the songs focus on "travel and distance", longing for a new, different place and then tackling the reality of getting there. Yes, SWEET APPLE cashed in their frequent flyer miles for a trip full of sunny, dark, moody and heavy sounds - the kind we've heard these guys do in other bands, but never before like this! The Golden Age of Glitter features special guest contributions from from Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, Queens Of The Stone Age) and Robert Pollard (Guided By Voices) among others. "Mark and Bob are longtime friends and we're all fans of their music and approach to making music," says Petkovic, who played with Pollard in Guided by Voices.
"By all normal measuring sticks, this record shouldn't even exist. We're a band spread out all over the county; we all play in a bunch of different bands; and we started by accident," said Petkovic. "And yet that's kind of what I find interesting about Sweet Apple. I came up with the first song for the record - "Wish You Could Stay (A Little Longer)" -- while we were on tour. We all flew in from different places and airports to meet in Seattle, the first stop on a West Coast tour. We came in a night early, for our one and only practice. On one hand, you'd think it's insane doing a band like this. On the other, there's a newness to it; it's like we're starting over and doing something new every time. Sweet Apple is a band of connecting flights and airports and that is also in an ongoing theme. I've never been in a band before where the band became the theme -- where there was such a wide gulf between the destination and getting there."
Interestingly, The Golden Age of Glitter will spawn six (YES, SIX) music videos of varying storylines. The first -- for "Wish You Could Stay (A Little Longer)" -- features the band dispersed around the country and connected by paper airplanes. The SIX videos will include -- in some form or fashion -- the band, Mark Lanegen, legendary bassist and songwriter Mike Watt, paper airplanes, the Rose Bowl, NYC, Halloween trick-or-treaters and more. You'll have to wait until the next press release to find out more...
Track listing:
1.) Wish You Could Stay (A Little Longer) * duet with Mark Lanegan
2.) Reunion * duet with Robert Pollard
3.) Boys in Her Fan Club
4.) Let's Take the Same Plane * features Mark Lanegan and Rachel Haden on vocals
5.) Another Desert Skyline
6.) I Surrender
7.) Troubled Sleep
8.) We Are Ruins
9.) You Made a Fool Out of Me
10). Under the Liquor Sign * duet with Robert Pollard
Sweet Apple is:
J. Mascis - Also plays guitar in Dinosaur Jr. and drums in Witch. Played with Cobra Verde for a spell. Favorite color is purple. Owns hundreds of guitar pedals and dozens of Adidas. First job was a Japanese restaurant. Has made pilgrimages to India. Enjoys kale chips and Dunkin' Donuts Munchkins.
Tim Parnin - Also plays guitar in Cobra Verde and with former Faith No More singer Chuck Mosely. Has also played on a ping-pong team with NBA All Star Kyrie Irving. Gave up day job as a computer guy to open a guitar and pedal shop called Guitar Riot. Former juggling instructor
John Petkovic - Also plays in Cobra Verde and Death of Samantha. Currently working on a movie in which he walks around L.A. in a space suit. Played in Guided by Voices for a while and on a J Mascis and Fog album. Owns dozens of Adidas. Former aid to the Crown Prince of Yugoslavia. According to Dave, he only eats canned food (Dinty Moore).
Dave Sweetapple - Also plays bass in Witch and Dusty Skull. Native of Newfoundland, Canada (where they beat baby seals). Grew hair long after seeing a photo of the Alice Cooper Band. His rare mushroom collection is as impressive as his vinyl collection. Aspiring ventriloquist!


text:
gAtO hAs- found that there are a few ways to attack a secure network some is old fashion technology and some more modern. The FBI and Secret Service and other international law enforcement have used these technique and they have been de-classified: Let's take a look at:
The Cold Boot Attacks
One of the problems with encryption is that in order for it to work, your computer has to know the private key and any other information needed for decryption. This information is stored in memory and while memory isn't a good place to store things long term, it does store data for an amount of time from seconds to minutes after your machine has been turned off. An adversary, knowing that they are facing a locked down machine with lots of encryption, may perform a cold boot attack. This involves turning off your computer, spraying your memory with liquid nitrogen (or something to keep it cold), and then recovering your encryption key from memory. Once frozen, data in memory can be retained (and then further reconstructed) for hours. Countermeasures: If you feel this is a risk, you need to implement physical security measures that deal with the possible threat. This could be as simple as a laser tripwire on a door that triggers a shutdown.
Radio Leakage, TEMPEST, etc.
Physical Security
Traffic Correlation
a government censor can render it moot by simply blocking the relays


text:
AMC Showplace Pekin 14
1124 Edgewater Drive N., Pekin, IL 61554
County: Tazewell, Market: PeoriaScreens: 14Seating: Stadium Seating
An company
© IMDb.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Box Office Mojo and IMDb are trademarks or registered trademarks of IMDb.com, Inc. or its affiliates. Terms of Use and Privacy Policy under which this service is provided to you.


text:
Edison: a biography
McGraw-Hill, 1959 - Biography & Autobiography - 511 pages
Regarded as the classic standard biography on Thomas Edison. It is the only biography written in the last 40 years to be recommended by the official voice of the caretakers of the Edison Laboratory National Monument in New Jersey which houses all of Edison's original records, sketches, notes, correspondence and memoranda. Depicts Edison as a pivotal figure in America's economic and industrial revolution success and at the same time as a human being, including his exploitative and, at times, crude qualities.
From inside the book
34 pages matching tests in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 34
What people are saying - Write a review
User ratings
|5 stars
|4 stars
|3 stars
|2 stars
|1 star
Review: Edison: A BiographyUser Review - Steele At - Goodreads
This book may or may not be the best autobiography on Thomas A. Edison, but it was enough to help me see the life of a most unusual man. I didn't realize he was actually the founder of GE, nor did I ... Read full review
Review: Edison: A BiographyUser Review - Jeromy Peacock - Goodreads
This was a beautifully written biography of a man I highly respect. Edison is a fascinating character study and I would have liked to of been alive when he worked on all of his inventions. If you are into biographies you should really pick this one up. Read full review
Related books
Common terms and phrases
References from web pages
JSTOR: Edison: A Biography
284 Book Reviews Edison: A Biography. By Matthew Josephson. New York: mcgraw- Hill, 1959. Pp. xii, 511. $6.95. This is an outstanding biography because ...
links.jstor.org/ sici?sici=0040-165X(196022)1%3A3%3C284%3AEAB%3E2.0.CO%3B2-J
Edison: A Life Of Invention [Book Review] - IEEE Spectrum
Complete entire degree on-line. Fairleigh Dickinson University's On-Line. msee. offers. you. the same high academic. standards as its traditional graduate ...
ieeexplore.ieee.org/ iel4/ 6/ 15918/ 00738232.pdf?tp=&
book.store.bg - Edison: A Biography - Matthew Josephson
Вие сте в раздел "Книги", Начало // Книги // Вносни Книги // ... // Edison: A Biography - Matthew Josephson. Търсене:. книги от България...
import.book.store.bg/ product/ id-0471548065/ edison-a-biography.html
Edison:The Life of Thomas A. Edison
Matthew Josephson, Edison: A Biography, (New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1959) p. 386. Back to text. Sources for this essay include:. Conot, Robert. ...
memory.loc.gov/ ammem/ edhtml/ edbio.html
Research Paper
Edison: A Biography. Portland: Wiley, 1992. School Library. �The most famous of his inventions was an incandescent light bulb.� Pg 89. Inventions ...
www.woodland.k12.mo.us/ faculty/ lwilkinson/ Assignments%20page/ Assignments%20Page/ Research%20Paper/ Research%20Paper.ppt
EDISON: A BIOGRAPHY - Josephson - Comprar-livro.com.br
EDISON: A BIOGRAPHY - Josephson. ... �ndice: Home / J / Josephson / Edison: a Biography /. Edison: a Biography - Josephson (0471548065) ...
josephson.comprar-livro.com.br/ livros/ 1047154806/
0 <----------- Play Things Of Past - Book List -----------> This ...
1830-1920 1992 251 NEW 15.00 7900-547 EDISON - A BIOGRAPHY A. JOSEPHSON A BIOGRAPHY ABOUT ta EDISON 1959 511 GD+ 15.00 7900-553 APPLIED ELECTRO CHEMISTRY M. ...
www.oldradioparts.com/ pg3flb.txt
Engineering Questions
If you want to be inspired by an engineering story of an accomplished technical mind that used little if any applied math... read Edison a Biography by ...
www.imagiverse.org/ questions/ archives/ engineering1.htm
"Bibliography". In: Intellectual Property Law for Engineers and ...
Josephson, M., Edison�A Biography, Francis Parkman Prize Edition, ...... Josephson, Matthew, Edison�A Biography, History Book Club, New York, 1959, 2003, ...
doi.wiley.com/ 10.1002/ 0471697400.biblio
Matthew Josephson, Edison: A Biography (Norwalk, Conn.: Easton Press with permission. from mcgraw-Hill, 1986), 158. 42. Roger H. Nye, The Patton Mind ...
www.stormingmedia.us/ 30/ 3055/ A305524.pdf


text:
Print friendly version
17q23.1q23.2 microdeletion syndrome
Other Names for this Disease
- 17q23.1-q23.2 microdeletion syndrome
- Chromosome 17q23.1-q23.2 deletion syndrome
- Del(17)(q23.1q23.2)
- Monosomy 17q23.1-q23.2
- Monosomy 17q23.1q23.2
See Disclaimer regarding information on this site. Some links on this page may take you to organizations outside of the National Institutes of Health.
Your Questions Answered
1 question(s) from the public on this disease have been answered. Submit a new question.
Can you provide me with information about 17q23.1q23.2 microdeletion syndrome? Click here for answer


text:
My Romantic Getaway Scrapbook
- Next1 of 19Glo
- Previous NextWant It!2 of 19Courtesy of PB Travel
- Previous NextWant It!3 of 19Courtesy of Bloomingdales
- Previous Next4 of 19Courtesy of Wet Ones
- Previous NextWant It!5 of 19Courtesy of Real Water
- Previous NextWant It!6 of 19Courtesy of Amazon
- Previous NextWant It!7 of 19Courtesy of Flip Camera
- Previous NextWant It!8 of 19Courtesy of Clarisonic
- Previous NextWant It!9 of 19Courtesy of Nordstrom
- Previous Next10 of 19Courtesy of Johnson & Johnson
- Previous NextWant It!11 of 19Courtesy of Burt's Bees
- Previous NextWant It!12 of 19Courtesy of Oliver Peoples
- Previous NextWant It!13 of 19Courtesy of Athleta
- Previous NextWant It!14 of 19Courtesy of Emi-Jay
- Previous Next15 of 19Steven Krause for ELLE
- Previous NextWant It!16 of 19Courtesy of Shopbop
- Previous NextWant It!17 of 19Courtesy of Net-A-Porter
- Previous NextWant It!18 of 19Courtesy of Wiley
- Previous Next19 of 19Glo
- My Romantic Getaway ScrapbookHow to Overcome a Creative Block
- 9 Lies You Should Tell Yourself
- 10 Things Guys Really Do After a Breakup
- 10 Surprising Ways to Test Your Compatibility
- Surprising Ways to Spice Up Your Marriage
- 12 Things Men Never Notice About Women
- 8 Books to Read Before Seeing the Movie
- 11 Amazing Images & Moments From 1954
- Nighttime Rituals That Will Improve Your Day
- 8 Morning Rituals to Improve Your Entire Day
- How to Stop Fighting With Your Spouse
- Creative Hobbies & Crafts to Inspire You
- How Birth Order Affects Your Relationships
- What to Shop, Watch & Read in April
- 20 "Good" Mistakes You Made in Your 20s
- April Fools' Pranks to Play On Your Partner
- Unorthodox Parenting Techniques That Work
- Married and not over your ex? How to deal
- 10 Traits That Cheating Guys Have in Common
List of Love1 of 19
By Natasha Burton
My boyfriend and I will soon be on a plane to Tahiti, with nine days in paradise ahead of us. (I know, I'd hate me, too.) While I can't wait to get to the islands, what I'm even more excited about is the fact that this is our very first "couple trip," so I've compiled my top product picks to help make this milestone totally magical.
Zzz's on a Plane2 of 19
We'll be taking a red-eye flight over to the islands, and I'll want to be bright-eyed and ready to take in the lush scenery the second we land. This eye mask set will hopefully allow me to catch some zzz's during the eight-hour flight.
SHOP NOW: Bamboo Blanket and Eye Mask Travel Set, $40
In the Bag3 of 19
For longer trips, I take a tip from my mom and organize my clothing by day — that way I won't overpack. Since my outfits will consist of sundresses and bikinis, it shouldn't be too hard to separate them into these nifty packing bags.
SHOP NOW: ETA Travel Accessories Compression Bags, $16
Keep it Clean4 of 19
I'm not usually a germaphobe, but something about prolonged air travel just makes me feel grimy. With a pack of these in my carry-on, I can do a routine wipe-down when needed. After all, icky is exactly the opposite of how I want to feel during a romantic trip with my guy.
SHOP NOW: Wet Ones Sensitive Skin Extra Gentle Wipes in Travel Pack, $3.75
Plenty of Fluids5 of 19
Between the air travel and the Tahitian humidity, hydration could be a struggle. I'll bring some bottled water packed with antioxidants so the only thing we'll be thirsty for is — that's right — adventure.
SHOP NOW: Real Water, $28 for a case
Avid Reader6 of 19
Much of our getaway will be spent just lounging and relaxing in paradise. But since I won't want to weigh my bags down with books to enjoy, I'll pack a Kindle filled with some must-reads.
SHOP NOW: Amazon Kindle, $189
Candid Camera7 of 19
This is a once-in-a-lifetime vacation, and I want to be sure to capture as many moments as possible on film. While my boyfriend and I will each be bringing a digital camera, I'd also love to have a video recorder like this one so we can really bring home some memories.
SHOP NOW: FlipCam, $250
About Face8 of 19
Aside from traditional vacation-related technology, I'll be bringing along a beauty gadget as well. I'm obsessed with my Clairisonic Cleaning System, and I'm hoping it will keep my skin so fresh and so clean all vacation long.
SHOP NOW: Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System, $149
Zit Zapper9 of 19
But just in case a pimple rears its ugly head (uh, literally), I'll bring this tried-and-true product to show that blemish who's boss. A favorite of celebrities and beauty experts alike, this serum lives up to its hype.
SHOP NOW: Mario Badescu Drying Lotion, $17
Midnight Oil10 of 19
Going on a tropical vacation in winter is an awesome idea. However, my skin isn't cooperative with the fact that I need to show it off in those aforementioned sun dresses and bikinis. I'll be slathering a heavy-duty moisturizer on the week before my trip so that I'll be beach-ready.
SHOP NOW: Johnson's Baby Oil Gel, $5
No Pouting11 of 19
Similarly, I'll want to keep my lips perfectly smooth for all the puckering up I plan to do over the course of our vacation.
SHOP NOW: Burt's Bees Lip Balm, $3
Shady Lady12 of 19
These structured yet chic sunglasses will complete my island look by framing my face and keeping my eyes protected from the fierce tropical rays.
SHOP NOW: Oliver Peoples Daddy B Glasses, $325
Support Story13 of 19
My guy and I will not only be spending time on the beach and in the water, but hiking and biking around the islands as well. This sports bra is pretty enough to show off and tough enough to keep me supported during our more athletic activities.
SHOP NOW: Athleta sports bras, $29-67
Band Together14 of 19
And just because we'll be doing some outdoorsy activities doesn't mean I can't look cute during 'em. These hair ties will keep my tresses out of my face (and sweat-free, more importantly), while allowing me to look a bit stylish too.
SHOP NOW: Emi-Jay Hair Ties, nine for $5.99
Super Cheeky15 of 19
I'm not planning on wearing makeup on our trip — I'm going to try to go for the whole sun-kissed, dewy-island look — but I'll bring this great product along to give my cheeks and lips a lift when my man and I go out for dinner. (And, of course, I'll be slathering on sunscreen all week like it's my job.)
SHOP NOW: BeneFit Benetint, $28
Adorn Me16 of 19
While I won't want to bring too much jewelry to Tahiti (I tend to lose things), I will need a little bling to transition my sundresses into nightwear. I love these earrings because of their delicate, nature-inspired shape.
SHOP NOW: Dangle Earrings, $58-176
Light Lingerie17 of 19
Just because the weather will be humid doesn't mean I'm going to sacrifice sexy sleeping attire. I'll be packing a couple airy, but still pretty, nighttime outfits. I mean, this is a romantic vacation after all.
SHOP NOW: Juicy Couture Camisole, $60, and Shorts, $55
Required Reading18 of 19
I'm literally counting the days until our trip (less than a week to go!), and to help feed the anticipation, I'm consulting this book to help my guy and I figure out our trip must-do's. Since it's got all the info we need on getting around Tahiti, it's a must-pack item as well.
SHOP NOW: Frommer's 2011 Guidebooks, $10-17
Now It's Your Turn!19 of 19
I used my Glo Scrapbook to plan all the little details of my look for my Tahitian vacation. What will you use yours for?
- 11 Celeb Brands With Actual Style Cred
- Tricks for Cutting Your Makeup Routine in Half
- Lorde's Makeup Collaboration
- Creative Ways To Decorate With Houseplants
- 12 New Beauty Products With Slimming Perks
- 10 Things Guys Really Do After a Breakup
- Glo's Latest Obsession: Daily Floral Finds


text:
Blog Posts
We have put together a gallery of Chicagoland butterflies.
The donated meteorite NWA 7325 is an ungrouped achondrite and comes from a planetary body that has not been sampled before. Thanks to private collector Terry Boudreaux the Museum has now access to this incredibly rare and scientifically valuable rock.
A map of the locations where specimens imaged in LinEpig have been collected, where data is available, and why we need one.
Dig deeper into the issues raised in the exhibit, including background on historical events and anthropological concepts
To me, more science is essential for conservation of rare plants and animals.
I think species delimitation falls into the realms of both basic and applied science… and so does a lot of other research
The Bird Division hosts the two largest North American Ornithologcal societies for their annual meetings at the Palmer House
Philipp Heck, James Holstein, and graduate student Levke Koeoep attended the Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society in Edmonton, Alberta earlier this month.
The last volume of the Handbook on Birds of the World is a real treat for fans of avian biodiversity
In 1989, I got to spend an incredible two weeks in Bolivia following around Ted Parker


text:
Photograph by Darlyne MurawskiDeerflies, like this one, are major pests! They are large, persistent, and aggressive, and their bites are painful. They can also carry diseases that hurt animals and humans.
Photograph by Darlyne MurawskiOften in nature, appearances can be deceiving. Although this looks like a snake, it's actually a spicebush swallowtail caterpillar. What look like snake eyes are actually just markings intended to scare predators off.
Photograph by Carsten PeterA blue-eyed dragonfly in Bavaria, Germany, looks into the camera lens. Though they have a fierce name, dragonflies are completely harmless to humans.
Photograph by Darlyne MurawskiThe bright-colored head of the puss moth caterpillar, like this one in England, warns predators to stay away. This species can spray acid from its head when it is attacked.
Photograph by Darlyne MurawskiA ladybug's bright colors send predators the message: "I taste awful." When frightened, these gentle insects release a bitter-tasting fluid from the joints in their legs.
Photograph by Tim LamanKatydids, like this large one in Borneo, Indonesia, make noise by rubbing parts of their wings together. In some parts of Asia, this call is considered to be as beautiful as a bird's song. In China and Japan, some people even keep caged katydids in their homes.
Photograph by George GrallMantids, sometimes called praying mantises, are the lions of the bug world. These amazing predators have excellent eyesight to find their victims and lightning speed, sharp claws, and strong mandibles to snare them.
Photograph by Paul ZahlSome treehopper species, such as this South American one, look amazingly similar to the plants that grow where they live. This helps them hide from predators.
Photograph by George GrallCaterpillars, like this bright green one in North America, have sharp feet for holding onto leaves and sharp teeth called mandibles for munching.


text:
I've been reading this evening about the development and study of shared memories (Halbwachs, Pennebaker and Weeden). I am sincerely intrigued by the notion of shared memories: that there are constraints imposed by society that shape how an individual person remembers things, and that as people tend to interact with their peers, those social norms are both reinforced and altered in subtle ways – thereby impacting the individual's memories, since memories are always viewed through the lens of the present. Additionally, major, shared events like 9/11 or the fall of the Berlin Wall have different impacts on different generations: most notably, if the event occurred while you were between the ages of 12 and 25, you're more likely to remember many details of it, in fact, to have a flashbulb memory – one in which you remember where you were when you heard about it. Obviously, for most Americans, the big recent events were 9/11 and Obama's inauguration.
But I'm really interested in sub-cultures and how they develop, especially political sub-cultures. Often, these can be ethnically or regionally based, like the varying ethnic groups in the former Yugoslavia or, say, the South today. Or they can be political sub-cultures, like the online left leaning communities surrounding websites like Daily Kos or those fetishizing Glenn Beck's musings. (Was that a little biased? See, that's why I'm not studying AP).
As these sub-cultures evolve, they develop their own cultures. According to Weeden, whose interpretation I favor, culture is just a set of practices and signs and symbols that are intelligible to the relevant group, and are thus subject to fluid reinterpretation and change. This is great when the sub-cultures are internet-based fandoms or idolation of Emile Lagasse. But when they focus on the political realm, they tend to impact how someone views the world. As the community deliberates, each individual's memory of an event, be it the stimulus package or the attempted Christmas Day bombing, is affected by that conversation. New norms develop that are not necessarily based on what actually happened, but on the reinterpretations of those events by the community (there's a whole other question about whether those interpretations primarily occur at the elite level and trickle down or at the grassroots level and percolate up, but I'm going to sidestep that one for now).
So what happens when political discourse is relegated to two teams that mostly only talk to themselves? Well, hmm – "death panels"? The unquestioning belief that the stimulus was more damaging than helpful? The "Cornhusker Kickback" – a term I'm sure 75% of the country, including a good chunk of those that are politically involved, have never heard. I'm sure there are a number of these on the left as well, but I don't feel like looking them up.
The point is relatively clear, and not all that novel: polarization, combined with the new marketplace for ideas, allows people to conduct a political conversation only with those who think like they do. So while the people in the picture above are all sharing the experience of seeing the Cardinals kick some old man Favre ass, there isn't a corollary in the political arena, because interpretations will soon branch off into partisan and polarized directions (again, the same thing happens in sports – it just doesn't matter as much in terms of tangible effects on people's lives).
The point of all this is that I wanted to describe a research idea. People in my line of research have seen this visualization, which succinctly shows the relationship between blogs. But it does this at a single historical moment – now – and not through history. In other words, it doesn't show the development of those links – if left-leaning blogs slowly link more and more to left-leaning blogs and right-leaning blogs to their peers, etc.
The second part of this research project involves tracing not just the links to other websites but the actual positions taken by the blog authors themselves. (This was inspired in part by this article chronicling the fight between Little Green Footballs (LGF) and its former ideological peers in the warblogger community (incidentally, some of the websites mentioned were objects of a section of my MA thesis, and yes, some of the namecallling was pretty disturbing).
So the question, then, is as follows: do online blogging communities tend to decrease their links to ideological foes as their ideologies gain rigidness? In other words, is there a correlation between online communities converging on an ideological center and a relative increase in outbound links to other sites within the community? I suppose the ideological convergence doesn't have to mean ideological conformity, maybe just drifting toward the mean on the part of a given blogger would count.
I think they will. (Of course, LGF's ideological shift is actually an exception to my theory.)
Now who wants to give me time/funding to pursue this? Or point me to research that's already been done on it?


text:
Browse Site by Category : E
- Fat Free CRM
- FatStudent London, United Kingdom
- Fave search engine Chicago, United States
- FaveBot California, United States
- Favourtweets United Kingdom
- Fawn&Forest
- FeedFlix
- FeelMySkills United States
- FellowPet Utrecht, Netherlands
- Femory Muenchen, Germany
- Festival Fanatic Portland, OR, United States
- Festivalfieber Hamburg, Germany
- FetchApp Boston, United States
- FFind.net
- Fight Dog Cancer
- FilmAmora.com Andalucia, Spain
- FilmDev London, United Kingdom
- FindYourDoc Nashville, TN, United States
- Finetoothcog Oregon, United States
- finewine.ru Moscow, Russia
- FINWO Germany
- FireField.com
- Fish Oil and Omega-3 Blog CA, United States
- Fishing With Santa Vaughan, ON, Canada
- FIShrdb Roma, Italy
- Fit TC Twin Cities, Minnesota, United States
- Fitaculous! United States
- Five Second Test Melbourne, Australia
- Fjarkennsla Reykjavik, Iceland
- Flare Aware United States
- Flare Aware United States
- Flash007 Luxembourg, Luxembourg
- Flashlight Austin, TX, United States
- Flatsourcing RubyOnRails Blog New Orleans, United States
- Flatstack New Orleans, United States
- FLHomeprices.com Florida, US, United States
- FLIGHTDECK Vancouver, Canada
- Flipping Pad San Francisco, United States
- Fliqnode Paris, France
- FLOChip - Ruby on Rails Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- Florence County GIS Florence, SC, United States
- FloresFrescas.com Madrid, Spain
- Florida DMS Central 911 Directory Florida, United States
- fltManifest.com United States
- Fluidtables United States
- Flvorful Austin, United States
- Flywheel New York, NY, United States
- Folgama Bolivia
- Foonki Argentina
- Foreclosure Grove Phoenix, United States
- ForgetMail Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
- FormulaMag.com Belarus
- Fortumo Estonia
- Forums India
- Forumwarz Toronto, Canada
- FounderFinder Worldwide, United States
- FourSpots
- Fraced
- Frailers.net
- FrameCube SARL Tunis, Tunisia
- Franchise Builders Fantasy Sports Leavenworth, KS, United States
- FraternityLive Toronto, On, Canada
- Free Family Albums Bozeman MT, United States
- Free HTML CSS Joomla Templates For Download Kakinada, Andhra Pradeesh, India
- Free Museums Today Chicago, United States
- Free Online Ruby Programming Course by Satish Talim Pune, India
- free ruby on rails hosting Bucharest, Romania
- Freebootr Phoenix, AZ, United States
- Freedoma.com Manchester, United Kingdom
- freelancehyderabad Hyderabad, India
- Freetter France
- FRENDID Ukraine
- FreshDex United States
- freshmeat.net United States
- Fresqui Madrid, Spain
- FreundeNews Germany
- freundenews.de Munich, Germany
- Frisor Aarhus, Denmark
- Front Office Box Chicago, United States
- Fuego North America Blog Site San Francisco, CA, United States
- Fuel Footprint Anywhere, United States
- FunctionalGyms.com
- Fundlook Luxembourg, Luxembourg
- FunMo LA, United States
- FunSlots
- FunTouristAttractions
- FX Exchange Rate Prestbury Cheshire, United States
- Gakoa Publishing House San Sebastian, Spain
- GallerySwitch Paris, France
- Galway Arts Festival Television Galway, Ireland
- Game street Russia
- Gamekillers Copenhagen, Denmark
- Gameopedia Oslo, Norway
- Gamervision Philadelphia, United States
- GameSuggestR Paris, France
- gametrade.pl Warsaw, Poland
- Gamien - Social Network for Gamers Paris, France
- Gandhi Memorial Center United States
- Gartenm?bel Berlin, Germany
- Gastus Barcelona, Spain
Sign In to Edit or Add Site
Browse by:
- >Name
Browse by first letter of the name. Great if you you know what you're looking for.
Browse by category - this is the best choice if you're looking for something in a particular arena, like Health, Sport or Politics.
Browse by Country and see how many there are in each one. If you're looking for someone or something Rails-related in your home country, start here.
The newest entries in the last day, week or month, so you can easily see what's happening in the Rails world.
Get inspired or find something new with a random half dozen!


text:
Amherst >Bars & Clubs > Champions Sports Bar & Grill
1042 Wehrle Dr, Williamsville, NY | Directions 1422142.950128 -78.746016
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with Facebook to see what your friends are up to!
Do you have a review of Champions Sports Bar & Grill on your blog? If you include the Citysearch image link (shown below) in your post, we'll automatically link to your review from the business profile page. Here's how our Linkback system works:
The Linkback system is free and automatic. It's really that easy.
To link to our business profile page, copy the html below to your web page.


text:
Find a hostel in Faridabad India and save money on discount lodging. Hosteling in Faridabad India offers a different travel experience than staying at traditional accommodations. Youth hostels allow you to meet new people and learn from other international and worldly travelers. Most hostels are conveniently located in the center of the action close to public transportation, including buses and rails. Staying at a hostel in Faridabad India is a great option whether you are backpacking or traveling on a budget . Browse our hostels and plan your Faridabad India vacation today!
|Page:1 of 1
|Sort By:
Youth Hostels Faridabad, India - This Budget Hostel provides- Neat Rooms with Breakfast, 24Hr ,Travel Desk(Value packages
Youth Hostels Varanasi, India - Azure Family Paying Guest House is family run guest house located 10 minutes of walkable distance from the city center and 10 minutes of ride from Varanasi Jn railway station. Rooms are clean, big with large bathrooms ,shower and western loo and balc
Youth Hostels Kamshet, District Pune, India - Native Place is a unique guesthouse, overlooking the serene Vadivali Lake just 2.5 hours out of Mumbai city via the expressway. Native Place and its tropical holiday ambience inspire you to indulge in nature's glory and heal your spirit
Youth Hostels NEW DELHI , India - Your stay here would definitely be a memorable experience. Make this more memorable by our expertise. And yes, less price doesn't mean compromise on quality. These features are not just luxury but tools to simplify traveling.
Youth Hostels new delhi, India - Airport PG provides affordable home-style paying guest accommodation with all modern amenities to visitors to New Delhi. Whether you need an extended stay in Delhi, we have just the right place for you.
Youth Hostels marthandam, India - Hotel and accomadation for college staffs,students and tourists in nagercoil,kanyakumari
Youth Hostels Abad, India - Little Flower Home Stay Opp: Fort Kochi Police Quarters, Rids Dale Road, Adjacent toL K.B. Jacob Road, Fort Cochin - 682 001
Youth Hostels Mumbai, India - We have pleasure in introducing Hotel Singhs International- a Government of India approved 2 Star Deluxe...
Youth Hostels Varanasi, India - Welcome to Sonmony!
Youth Hostels Jaisalmer, India - The prime minister under the maharaja once inhabited this beautiful 450-year-old haveli. - The gorgeous archways, alluring alcoves, sizable rooms opening onto small balconies and rich ambience must have been grand back in the old days.


text:
Divorce with Children Final Decree
Authored By: Partnership for Legal Access
* Note: The Final Decree of Divorce includes the Standard Possession and Access Order as Exhibit A. Talk to a lawyer if this standard visitation schedule does not meet the needs of your family or would not be safe for your children. A lawyer can help you write a Modified Possession and Access Order, Supervised Possession and Access Order, or Possession and Access Order for Child Under 3 that is appropriate for your case.
- Contents
- Download


text:
Dining & Lounge
Superb Santa Monica Dining With Breathtaking Pacific Ocean Views
Boasting a decadent assortment of Santa Monica dining and lounge options, we find that guests love to linger at our restaurants and bars. You will want to take in every detail and savor every bite when you enjoy the fabulous cuisine at Ocean & Vine, our signature restaurant, offering al-fresco meals. Satisfy all five of your senses at Sushi at Sunset, as you enjoy a captivating Santa Monica dining experience in every sense of the word. Or simply relax fireside, poolside or bar side in one of our comfortable bars and lounges.
Ocean & Vine
Here, breathtaking ocean views are just the beginning. At Ocean & Vine we believe in a "farm-to-table" approach to our California cuisine, crafting contemporary culinary offerings from the freshest Farmers' Market fruits and vegetables, artisan cheeses and a simply-grilled menu of Pacific seafood and naturally-farmed beef. It's this insistence on freshness that makes us one of the premier Santa Monica restaurants. Drop by for breakfast, lunch or dinner and dine fireside or out on the patio, taking in views of the pristine Pacific Ocean and playful Santa Monica Pier.
Sushi at Sunset
Ocean & Vine presents Santa Monica's newest oceanfront sushi restaurant, Sushi at Sunset. Join the hotel's Sushi Chefs at the bar, around a fire pit, or on the patio for a variety of inventive rolls, such as Santa Monica Fog, Blue Streak Coaster and Muscle Beach, offered in addition to traditional sushi, nigiri and sake. Enjoy an extensive wine list and the nearby seascape which makes the warm Southern California climate part of the dramatic presentation at this exciting new Santa Monica restaurant.
Take in amazing ocean and poolside views through floor-to-ceilings windows at this alluring Santa Monica lounge. Artful, inspired, and stylishly California casual, our Santa Monica bar serves up tantalizing tapas-style dishes, Loews Signature Cocktails and flavorful aperitifs . Join us for our signature happy hour "6 at the beach" where we share our sunset and some of the best happy hour treats for $6 each nightly.
Blue Streak
Come savor a truly exhilarating setting at this Santa Monica bar overlooking the sparkling Pacific. Considered one of the best Santa Monica hotel bars, the Blue Streak Pool Bar at Loews Santa Monica lets you lunch, lounge or linger late night, poolside or fireside by one of six campfire inspired ocean front fire pits. Enjoy sandwiches and snacks served with a side of stunning Pacific views every day.
Fireside Lounge
Read and relax, sip and savor at a Santa Monica hotel bar that offers sensational ocean views, an extensive wine list, delicious cuisine and a warm seaside living room atmosphere. Linger with the crowd by our two fireplaces, taking in every detail and savoring every bite. Our Santa Monica lounge is truly a place to relax in style.


text:
Know what you're looking for? Search by Name or Number now:
Know what you're looking for? Search now by Pattern, Book or Keyword:
Enter your Zip code to find aprofessional in your area!
Save An Extra 70% Off
Discount is automatically applied. Hurry, sale ends soon!
Overtones Sheer
Light Filtering
Ships in 24 hrs or Free!
Room Darkening


text:
Main Content
Order today, receive no later than
Order today, receive no later than
Wednesday, April 30th
Some limitations apply
There's no other way to say it – you'll look Frickin awesome in these Modern stretch chino pants from Volcom. Designed to make sure you're at the top of your game, these pants are the epitome of modern-day style. Featuring clean lines, multiple pockets, an embroidered Stone at the inner left leg and a Stone logo button closure, these sweet chinos will make more than a few jaws drop.
- 59% Cotton/39% Polyester/2% Elastane
- 2 front and 2 back pockets
- Zip fly with button
- Modern fit plus stretch
- Quality embroidery
- Inseam size 30 measures approx. 32"
- Imported
Volcom Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Featured Video
This Leaner Fund Leans
Market Barometer
Market News
Being Smart About Strategic Beta
Even if a strategy is theoretically sound, not all funds that purport to harness it are.
Better Stewardship and Better Returns Go Hand in Hand
A new Morningstar study suggests that investors often benefit when they seek out firms with strong stewardship characteristics.
The Year's Biggest Fee Cuts and Hikes
Funds from Fidelity and Janus highlight the list of expense ratio hikes and cuts.
Low-volatility funds offer lower risk but not necessarily better returns than the market.
A sound, repeatable process executed by an experienced team drove us to upgrade our rating on this closed-end fund.
What Michael Lewis didn't write.
He was the first-ever recipient of Morningstar's Fund Manager of the Year award.
The most common tragedy is the planner who did not take care of the client's beneficiary designation form.
One advisor technology startup combines a suite of disparate business-development tools into one effective solution.
We take a look at a large and liquid Internet ETF. Beware bubbles and monitor valuations.
Recent Articles
Preservers emphasize financial security and preserving wealth rather than taking risk to grow wealth.
One of the biggest risks for the early retiree has been the rising cost of health care and the pressure on savings when health issues arise. The Affordable Care Act could reduce that risk.
Low-volatility strategies can work well in more-volatile asset classes.
Tuttle Tactical Management, LLC is an investment adviser registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. You should not assume that any discussion or information contained in this letter serves as the receipt of, or as a substitute for, personalized investment advice from Tuttle ...
©2014 Morningstar Advisor. All right reserved.


text:
: I would like you all to imagine what TV news coverage would be like had there been a situation where Arab settlers were being evicted from land that they illegally occupied in Israel. I would also like you to try to imagine rhetoric coming from the media had Americans been asked to finance their relocation. I am making no assertions here but I want you all to think hard and deep what the coverage would be like, what the rhetoric would be like and what your attitude would be had the situation been reversed. Personally I think it would make a great study in hypocrisy.
A Study in Hypocrisy
One Response to "A Study in Hypocrisy"
Custer says:
Why I have felt American Politicians are so full of it. We say we do not recognize terrorist states. What is Israel? After Chaim Weizemann, their first leader, every single one up to Netenyahu was either a convicted terrorist or a convicted war criminal. They used terrorism to create their state. They are a rogue nuclear country, but that seems to be OK with American politicians. They stole the nuclear technology from America, even were caught, yet nothing of significance or consequence happened. It seems OK for them to use modern military equipment to kill Arabs by the score, but we get upset because the Arabs are forced to utilize suicide bombers. Maybe if the Arabs had a super power GIVING them millions of dollars for weapons they might be able to resist differently. It bugs me to no end, the Jews deny Christ, but the Muslems honor him as one of the greatest of men. Why then do American Christians side with Jews? Yet in America you never get this in any books or news. Why? I wish there had been TV news coverage of when the Jews forced the Palestinians out of their lands. Zoom in as the Jewish commander gives the Arabs their terms, leave in one hour, then we open up with artillery, machine guns and tanks. Then you see the Arab, armed with a single shot hunting rifle from the late 1800s. They have lived in their village for over thousand years. He looks in dispair at his choices, fight and die, or leave with what they can carry. He has heard of what has happened to those that resisted. They are dead, and their villages are smoldering heaps of rubble. Where are the British? Will they come to their defense? Or this new organization, the United Nations? Wasn't it created to prevent such things from happening? Then we flash a to see the sad trek of Palestinians marching away into the desert as the Jews blast their empty (we hope) village to pieces. What is to be their fate? Here we are 58 years later. They still long for the land of their heritage and ancestors. They haven't given up. It is as much, if not more their land than an ancient claim that the Jews have. There are possibly some who have an ancestory that predates the time of Moses, or even Abraham. I don't know what the future holds.
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.