text:
Schedule of Events
8:30 a.m.
Set-up - Posters
Drug Discovery Bldg Lobby&Bioengineering Bldg. Lobby
Set-up - Vendors
Dental Clinical Bldg Lobby
9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Judging of Table Clinics andPoster Presentations
Drug Discovery Bldg Lobby
Bioengineering Bldg Lobby
ASDA 29th Annual Vendor Fair
James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine Dental Clinical Bldg.
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Judges meet to review scores
Drug Discovery Building, Room 111(DD111)
Bioengineering Building, Room 112 (BE112)
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
Keynote Address:
Robert Genco, DDS, PhDDistinguished Professor, Vice Provost, Science, Technology Transfer and Economic OutreachUniversity of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
Title: "The Role of the Oral Microbiomein Health and Disease"
Drug Discovery BuildingRoom 110
1:00 p.m.
Award Presentations


text:
Hi Everyone, I am using the theme called minimatica and have customized it quite a bit. I have installed the custom side bar per page plug in.
The problem I am having is that on the individual pages (linked at the bottom) or the pages template, the sidebar was not showing. I added a code to get it to show but the formatting is off. It either appears in the header or the footer.
I have tried inserting </div>s but to no avail.
apologies in advance if this post does not follow the rules

subset: commoncrawl


text:
News just in that Dr. Chris Tame, founder and president of of the UK Libertarian Alliance, has passed away. He was 55. Tributes have been posted at the links below, and in the comments to each of the posts.
LINKS: Chris Tame, RIP - Chris Sciabarra, Liberty & Power Blog
Dr Chris R Tame RIP - Founder and President of the Libertarian Alliance passes away - SOLO Passion
Chris Tame, founder of the Libertarian Alliance, has died - Tory Diary
Chris Tame, RIP - Hit and Run
Freedom dies a little. - Classically Liberal
In memoriam - Dissecting Leftism
Chris Tame R.I.P. - Samizdata
Voluntary World 2: You're on your own - Brian Micklethwait
In memoriam: The death of a great British defender of free speech - Tongue Tied
TAGS: Obituary, Libertarianism, Politics-UK


text:
Lonely tree
Credit: Alexander Chernyakov
Creative #: 108350766
Licence type: Royalty-freeRoyalty-free pricing is based solely on the size of the product you need, not the specific use. You don't have to pay any additional royalties on a use-by-use basis. Once you license a royalty-free product, you may use it multiple times for multiple projects without paying additional fees. (Pornographic, defamatory, libellous or otherwise unlawful use of any image is, of course, prohibited.)
Collection: Vetta
Release info: No release required
- Beauty In Nature,
- Blue,
- Clear Sky,
- Cloud - Sky,
- Colour Image,
- Day,
- Environment,
- Environmental Conservation,
- Field,
- Freshness,
- Grass,
- Green,
- Growth,
- Horizon Over Land,
- Horizontal,
- Idyllic,
- Independence,
- Landscape,
- Loneliness,
- Meadow,
- Nature,
- No People,
- Non-Urban Scene,
- Outdoors,
- Photography,
- Rural Scene,
- Scenics,
- Single Tree,
- Sky,
- Solitude,
- Sun,
- Tree,
Similar imagesSearch ResultsSame series
Lonely Tree Stock PhotoBeauty In Nature,Blue,Clear Sky,Cloud - Sky,Colour Image,Day,Environment,Environmental Conservation,Field,Freshness,Grass,Green,Growth,Horizon Over Land,Horizontal,Idyllic,Independence,Landscape,Loneliness,Meadow,Nature,No People,Non-Urban Scene,Outdoors,Photography,Rural Scene,Scenics,Single Tree,Sky,Solitude,Sun,TreePhotographer Alexander ChernyakovCollection: Vetta


text:
Price per Night Range
Bedrooms (min)
Sleeps (min)
1 St. Lucia Vacation Rentals were found matching your criteria.
Select a state/province/region to narrow your vacation rental search or browse listings below:
3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom, Sleeps 6
Castries, Castries, St. Lucia
Description: Fairwind Villa is a beautiful Caribbean-style house located in the gated community of "Villas On The Green", in the residential area of Cap Estate ...
$375 - $440 /night
$2625 - $3080 /week
This map is intended to be used as a reference only.
Available Unavailable Night Min.


text:
I've heard people talk about Pyros being able to rocket-jump in TF2. Since they obviously don't have a rocket launcher, how is this possible?
You need to have excellent timing and accuracy with reflecting an enemy rocket. You wait for the rocket to get close to you, timing the reflect to aim it at your own feet and jump and crouch, much like a Soldier would. Except it's not your rocket.


text:
Probiotic Essentials Gold™ (30 capsules, 1-month supply)
Item## PXS
…intestine, and Lactobacillus, the most prevalent bacteria in your small intestine, begin to decline more rapidly. At the same time, increased levels of non-beneficial microorganisms can increase. This unhealthy balance can cause all sorts of digestive discomfort, including gas, bloating, diarrhea,…


text:
What Your Opinion About a Controversial Simpsons Joke Says About How You Perceive Comedy
Homer laughs when Hank Scorpio throws moccasins. Why?By Jesse David Fox
Homer laughs when Hank Scorpio throws moccasins. Why?By Jesse David Fox
It's based on theater producer and director Ellis Rabb.By Jackson McHenry
Prince allegedly objected to the screenplay, which lead to the episode being scrapped.By Greg Cwik
Smithers will come out of the closet on this Sunday's episode of The Simpsons.By Jackson McHenry
The Simpsons did it.By Jackson McHenry
In which Marge has an awful dream about politicians.By Greg Cwik
Real live "D'oh!"By Emma Barrie
Our latest Vulture Remix.By Diane Bullock and Mike Schuster
The cause of, and solution to, all your Simpsons screenshot-locating problems.By Halle Kiefer
The details of the project are being kept secret.By Jackson McHenry
From the upcoming episode.By E. Alex Jung
Let us count the ways.By Leslie Shapiro and Josef Adalian
Plus: How to avoid sitcom trick-or-treat monotony, according to folks from Home Improvement, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Parks and Rec.By Brian Moylan
Kind of.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Watch it ... if you dare!By Nate Jones
Bobby Flay got burned pretty badly.By Clint Rainey
Also, the showrunner predicts when he thinks the show will end.By Nate Jones
Complete with corncob curtains.By Clint Rainey
You will soon be able to get drunk off actual Duff beer from 'The Simpsons.'By Clint Rainey
They also offer a bizarrely beautiful tribute to his '"hair."By Jesse David Fox


text:
Advanced Energy Industries (AEIS -4.7%) trades lower after its Q4 revenue came up shy of estimates due to greater than anticipated restructuring charges and weaker capital spending by some of its core customers. Thin film sales declined 29% Y/Y, primarily due to continued weak market conditions in solar panel and flat panel displays.
Advanced Energy Industries (AEIS -4.7%) trades lower after its Q4 revenue came up shy of...
Jan 31 2012, 14:59 ET | About: Advanced Energy Industries,... (AEIS) | By: David Yelle, SA News Editor
From other sites
at CNBC.com (Jun 3, 2014)
at CNBC.com (Jun 12, 2012)
ETF Hub
ETF Screener: Search and filter by asset class, strategy, theme, performance, yield, and much more
ETF Performance: View ETF performance across key asset classes and investing themes
ETF Investing Guide: Learn how to build and manage a well-diversified, low cost ETF portfolio
ETF Selector: An explanation of how to select and use ETFs


text:
Outback Steakhouse
4002 Winghaven Blvd
O Fallon, MO 63368
Fax: 636-625-4302
Visit website
Is this your business?
Promote your business through our innovative Marketplace system! It's free to sign up!
Sign up to update your information for free! See options to post blog articles, photos and promote your listing!Log in & claim
Business ID: 11250659 | Universal ID: 9ee1afdc-0f7e-56e2-a03f-768db03e547f


text:
Welcome to KEEP, (Kernow Enthusiasts of Exotic Pets).
Keep was established in July of 2010 to form a support and social group for keepers of all exotic pets in Cornwall.
- To promote a responsible attitude towards the keeping of exotic animals as pets
- Through a network of members, provide support for exotic animal keepers
- To promote the keeping of exotic animals in a positive and caring manner
- To educate people in how best to keep their animals healthy
- Establish a network of expertise
- Hold monthly meetings
- Arrange various talks and presentations on all aspects of exotic animals
- Arrange visits to animal establishments
Education, Exhibitions, Talks and Lectures
Kernow Enthusiasts of Exotic Pets are registered with Cornwall County Council as Animal Exhibitors and have full Public Liability Insurance. Our Experienced handlers are CRB checked, as well as first aid trained. This means we are able to present educational talks in a verity of settings, from school talks to country show.
For more Information on booking a K.E.E.P Educational Talk or to inquire about K.E.E.P attending your event, please contact Jason Reed at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Submitted by Natalie
Share More
Bryant Rooney:
November 2, 2012 at 4:24 am
Haha, I love autocorrect.
Didi Paris:
November 3, 2012 at 2:17 am
For most people, that's not a "casual" issue, but I guess it depends on what you like to do (or not do)... To each her own. Literally. :)
Jessica Patterson:
November 4, 2012 at 4:45 am
As opposed to black-tie?
Sathis Kumar:
November 12, 2012 at 5:16 pm
"Best of" Lists


text:
Youngstown police officials are in the Mahoning River this afternoon looking for James Donofrio, 64, owner of the Avalon Gardens bar and restaurant on Belmont Avenue.
Activity is centered under the Market Street bridge. Cadaver dogs are also being used.
Boardman police took the missing persons report on Donorfio at 9:41 p.m. Monday at Donofrio's residence.
Police said relatives told officers that Donofrio left his Boardman home to go close the bar at about 9 p.m. Sunday. His wife realized he was not home at 5:30 a.m. Monday, reports state.
About 7:20 a.m. Youngstown police discovered Donofrio's Land Rover abandoned under the Market Street bridge near the Covelli Center. A search by Youngstown officers and police dogs did not find anything else, according to records.
Donofrio's wallet with credit cards, his briefcase and iPhone were still in the vehicle, police said.
Donofrio's wife, Rosanne Donofrio, told police that she spoke to bar employees who said that her husband never made it to Avalon Gardens Sunday night, reports state.
James' last phone call was made at 1:24 a.m. Monday to a long-time friend and the message said "This is James Donofrio returning your call," according to records.
Police said the man who received the message thought the formality was strange because he had been friends with James since high school.
Anyone with information is asked to call Youngstown police at 330-742-8911 or Boardman police at 330-726-4144.
For updates, see Wednesday's Vindicator or check News Watch on Vindy.com.
Hope they find you and your OK Jimmy!
Jimmy is my uncle and we are all hoping and praying for his safe return. If anyone knows anything please call the Youngstown Police.
This is very odd indeed!
Hoping and praying for a positive outcome to all this.
@ Leana:
Wishing your family a happy, healthy return of your uncle. Hopefully he is found, safe and sound SOON!
Anyone making a call to his phone and everyone called from his phone should be investigated . I trust that YPD brought in experts from the FBI to go over his vehicle . The vehicle may have been driven there by someone other than James Donofrio with the crime taking place elsewhere .
Uneducateddrone. What a horrible thing to say. Shame on you. What a miserable human being you are.
I continue to hope his family finds him safe and sound.
@Stan...the YPD has not yet requested the help of the FBI. It has been a month. They are not doing much to find leads or help. It's a true shame that they are grouped in with teachers and fireman for the SB5....they have most certainly lost my vote!


text:
|Re: How to train for first mud run? 3 years ago in General Training Discussion
|by JessicaMauerhan
|Presenting the Second Irvine Lake Mud Run Register NOW! 4/10/10 9am 3.8 miles 6 years ago in Chairman of the Mud's Blog
|by Chairman of the Mud
|Need a team member for Oct 18 Pendleton Mud Run? 7 years ago in Marine Corps Announcements and Classifieds
|by Alpine_Mike
|2008 Camp Pendleton Mud Run 8 years ago in Deborah Acosta's Blog
|by Deborah Acosta
|They Say It's Good for the Skin... 8 years ago in Man in the Arena
|by ManintheArena
Check out all the content in a "tag cloud" to get a quick view of the most talked about and popular subjects.
You can filter the tags by type of content as well as by community within the system.
ACTIVE is the leader in online event registrations from 5k running races and marathons to softball leagues and local events. ACTIVE also makes it easy to learn and prepare for all the things you love to do with expert resources, training plans and fitness calculators.


text:
The "Fast Money Halftime Report" traders reveal their final trades, including Groupon, GoPro and more. » Read More
Companies making headlines after the bell Monday: Agilent, GoPro, Xilinx & more.
Thirty-two stocks in the S&P 500 have rebounded 10 percent or more since the market's low last week, including Chesapeake Energy, Delta and Southwest.
Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Thursday: Google, SanDisk, Xilinx & more.
Saturna Capital Senior Analyst Paul Meek is bearish on the semiconductor sector, but he still sees bargain stocks worth picking up.
Some of Friday's midday movers:
As the silicon chip nears its theoretical limit of productivity, semiconductor companies are in an R&D arms race to drive chip innovation.
The CNBC RQ 50 identifies companies that don't just spend big on R&D, but spend right, creating return on innovation for shareholders.
FMHR trader Jon Najarian provides insight to options action in Xilinx, and why he jumped in the stock today.
When shares tumble sharply in a single session, you can be sure Jim Cramer wants to know what's going on.
Xilinx CEO Moshe Gavrielov discusses expectations for revenue growth, and why investors should believe the company is going to bounce back.
Technology firms led market gains as the S&P Tech sector hit its highest level since November 2000 and the Nasdaq 100 reached a 14-year high.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday: Apple, Microsoft, VMWare & more.
Even as traders monitor the world's hot spots, corporate earnings news could be a positive for stocks in the week ahead.
Chipmaker Ambarella may be small, but the company is attracting interest due to a surging stock and a few high-profile clients.
Moshe Gavrielov, Xilinx president & CEO, explains the chip maker's perceived miss on quarterly earnings and slowdown in its aerospace business. Gavrielov says the company saw growth in their communication and technology segments.
For one reason or another it appears the market is giving up on these stocks. Jim Cramer isn't.
Some of Tuesday's midday movers:
Cramer always says never trade earnings off the immediate headlines. This is why.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.


text:
The 'Lucifer' Trivia Test
Tests others are taking
The HOW WET WILL THIS MAKE ME? Test
13roger49 / m / Straight
IsThisEvenAName34 / m / Straight
dgc20e39 / m / Straight
The Find your own personality Test
Aahrvenos25 / m / Straight
The How good is your first message Test
CloseHedge22 / m / Straight
Connect your existing OkCupid account
Sign in
Welcome Back!
Restore your account to continue meeting new people.
Reset your password
We'll email you a link to reset it.
Email sent!
An email is on its way to .
If you don't see it, try checking your Spam folder.
Enter Authentication Code
Sign in
Not so fast!
You need to complete your basic info on the mobile app before you can use the desktop site.


text:
Konnect PR, like many Public Relation firms, leverages a serious number of specialized services for its clients. It can often be confusing to understand these types of PR services and the benefit they provide, so this public wiki is Konnect PR's effort at educating our clients and potential clients about what we do and why it's important.
As a Los Angeles public relations firm, we get to work with some of the biggest brands on TV and in print. We specialize in public relations for food & beverage, baby & children's, franchise and lifestyle brands. Learn more about how you can take your business to the next level by contacting us.
Konnect Public Relations | Los Angeles
888 South Figueroa St., Suite 1000
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Get Directions
Phone: 213.988.8344
Fax: 213.988.8345
Konnect Public Relations | Austin
1710 Evergreen Ave
Austin, TX 78704
Get Directions
Phone: 512.215.0665
Fax: 512.215.9938
Konnect Public Relations | New York
54 West 40th Street
6th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Get Directions
Phone: 646.455.1080


text:
Trying my hand at a little "designing-in-the-browser."
keyboard shortcuts:
L or F like
post comment
Show and tell for designers
What are you working on? Dribbble is a community of designers sharing screenshots of their work, process, and projects.
Copyright © 2009–2016 Dribbble LLC. All screenshots © their respective owners. Shipped from Salem, Mass. USA.


text:
Timmy Olsen pleads guilty to role in Kiplyn Davis killing
He said he helped move her body after witnessing someone else kill her
Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
WEST JORDAN — Timmy Brent Olsen pleaded guilty Friday to a role in the killing of Spanish Fork teenager Kiplyn Davis nearly 16 years ago, finally bringing at least partial resolution to the long-running case.
Olsen, 33, pleaded guilty to manslaughter, a second-degree felony, and was immediately sentenced to one to 15 years in prison. Under the plea deal, he does not have to reveal where Davis' body is buried.
Prosecutor Mariane O'Bryant said the Davis family agreed to the deal.
Olsen's attorney, Jeremy Delicino, said in court that Olsen saw another person strike Davis twice in the head with a softball-size rock, then helped that person move her body. That other individual was never identified in court Friday.
Olsen declined to say anything about the crime when he was sentenced in court Friday.
Delicino said Olsen and another individual met up on May 2, 1995, and drove up Spanish Fork Canyon with Kiplyn. At some point, she and the other person went out of sight. After about 30 to 45 minutes, Olsen said he went to look for them because he heard an argument, according to Delicino.
When Olsen reached the area where the two were, Olsen said he saw the other person strike her on the right side of the head with the rock. Kiplyn fell, and he then saw the other person strike her again on the right side of the head with the rock.
According to Delicino, Olsen approached the other person and asked what that person was doing. That person asked him to help move the body. At that point, Kiplyn was unconscious and Olsen said he didn't know whether she was dead.
Olsen helped move her underneath a line of trees, then returned to the vehicle with the second person and left the area. Neither of them summoned help. The two returned later that evening and moved Kiplyn's body to the other person's vehicle. At that time, it was apparent she was dead, the defense attorney said.
Even though the person who allegedly struck and killed Kiplyn wasn't identified, Kiplyn's father said he believes he knows who it was.
"I think we all know, but I'm not going to mention any name right now," Richard Davis said after the court hearing. Davis, however, said he believes it's one of the men already convicted in federal court of lying in connection with his daughter's death.
In previous court hearings, Olsen was accused of making statements to police that placed David Rucker Leifson at the scene of the crime. Olsen allegedly also bragged to people in the past that he and Leifson took Davis from school and drove her up the canyon that day.
In an FBI interview, Olsen started writing a statement implicating Leifson but then crumpled it up and threw it away. On another occasion, Leifson threatened to kill Olsen if he kept mentioning him in connection with Kiplyn's disappearance.
Of the five men indicted on perjury charges in the case, prosecutors believe Leifson was probably the closest to Kiplyn. Both attended the same school and had developed a friendship through the school's drama club.
Davis thanked Olsen for his plea, saying he forgives him. But he begged Olsen to tell authorities where his daughter's body is located.
"It's like she's suffering, like she's still cold," he said of not knowing where she is.
Davis offered to speak on Olsen's behalf with the state Board of Pardons and Parole in order to get him released early if he would agree to provide more information about the location of the body and to speak out against the two other people Davis believes were involved in his daughter's death.
He also offered to help pay for school and dental work while Olsen is in prison. Olsen sat with his head bowed, avoiding eye contact while Davis spoke.
- Man accused of killing UTA worker dies in prison
- Women underrepresented across Utah's...
- Mike Lee, US Senate to hold monument meeting...
- 7 tips for summer travel while pregnant
- Utah Democrats headed to 'historic' national...
- After 8 years with no 'true increase' in...
- About 22,000 items stored as stolen property...
- Seeking social media 'likes' could cause...
- Planned Parenthood 'CTR' campaign draws... 64
- If Mitt Romney endorsed Gary Johnson,... 61
- New rule sparks debate over teacher... 48
- Utah Democrats headed to 'historic'... 29
- Utah Democrat: Kaine 'kind of person we... 24
- Sanders urges Utah and other... 23
- San Juan County residents say 'doodah'... 21
- Utah Democrats see opportunity in... 17


text:
CCA Envision Theatre Presents Shakespeare's 'Love's Labour's Lost'
- When Ongoing from now until November 15, 2012[days & times]
- Where Canyon Crest Academy, 5951 Village Center Loop Road, San Diego Map
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Comedy, Family, Theater
- Cost $8 - $15
Above: Promotional image of Canyon Crest Academy Envision Theatre's "Love's Labour's Lost".
Canyon Crest Academy Envision Theatre is thrilled to present William Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost, guest directed by Jason Maddy, at the Black Box Theatre, from November 8th –November 17th, 2012.
This is a story of the King of Navarre, who has sworn three friendly lords and a flamboyant Spaniard to an oath of three years to study with little food and forsake the company of women, with the aim "to know which else we should not know."
All is set for the journey, until the princess of France and her entourage of landed ladies arrive on embassy to reclaim the Aquitaine for the king, her father. The game is afoot! It is a battle of wits and wills! Who will win - the honor or the heart? Mix in a crew of local villagers straight out of Commedia Del Arte to stir up the plot and you have one of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies.
Show Dates & Times:
Thursday 11/08/12 at 7pm
Friday 11/09/12 at 7pm
Saturday 11/10/12 at 7pm
Thursday 11/15/12 at 4pm
Friday 11/16/12 at 7pm
Saturday 11/17/12 at 7pm
Ticket Price: Adult $ 15.00 / Students $ 8.00
*15 minutes prior to curtain rush tickets for available seating
The community is invited to attend. The shows will take place at the Canyon Crest Black Box Theater at 5951 Village Center Loop Road, San Diego Google Maps
Envision Theatre is funded by the Canyon Crest Academy Foundation, a parent-led 501.c.3 organization that provides fantastic opportunities across academics, athletics, and the arts, and creates an environment where students can thrive. Your tax-deductible donation to the CCA Foundation is vitally needed to continue our support. You can donate online at www.canyoncrestfoundation.org


text:
GSD Course Bulletin - Spring 2012
This term's information was last refreshed on 12 MAY 2015 14:53:34.
Courses taught by Bing Wang
05431 [M3]: Building Design Typologies and Operational Principles of Real Estate (SES 0543100)
Urban Planning and Design
Lecture - 2 credits
This course is a module. It lasts the first half of the semester only.
Tuesday Thursday 10:00 - 11:30 Gund 510
Bing Wang
Course Description
Building typologies are fundamental instruments for constructing urban patterns and spatial forms. In the discourse of modern architecture and urbanism, the study of building typologies often functions as a useful methodology to interpret the condensed interrelationship between the physical attributes of building forms and spatial representation of social and cultural forces of a society. The purpose of this course is, once again, taking this methodology, to offer a necessary perspective for the linkage between the physicality of design practice and the operational perspective of the market economy, specifically, the capital markets (Wall Street). It aims to enable students to understand how building typologies can serve as intersections of design prototypes, real estate products, and commodities of capital investment in the context of physical planning/design of urban form.Through lectures, slide presentations, readings, and case studies, this course will survey four prototypes of real estate development/investments: residential (single- and multi-family housing), retail, office and mixed use. Students will learn the critical principles of different building typologies' design trajectories, dimensional requirements, compositional patterns, and ordering considerations, as well as the practicality of these physical attributes in the eyes of other active participants in the building environment, particularly developers and capital investors. The focus also will be on the physical patterns that the building types embody at the level of the urban context: the neighborhood, the street, and the site.The course is intended for both designers and non-designers, to acquaint them with a perspective that incorporates and goes beyond the formality of design associated with each of the product types. The relationship between design aesthetics and economic viability of buildings will be central to the course - how design creates value for investors, owners, and tenants of real estate, as well as the society at large, and how the architectural/urban morphological power contributes to the success of economic performance and operations as units of the market economy. This course, 5431, was previously offered as 5403M3.
09116: Advanced Research Seminar: Cultural Tourism and Creating a living community at Al-Turaif, Saudi Arabia World Heritage Site (ADV 0911600)
Urban Planning and Design
Seminar - 4 credits - Limited enrollment
Tuesday 1:00 - 4:00 Gund 318
Richard Peiser, Bing Wang
Course Description
Al-Turaif is part of the historic oasis of Al Dir'iya located on the banks of Wadi Hanifa next to Riyahd. It is the original home of the Saudi royal family and is one of the first World Heritage Sites in the Middle East. The Riyadh Development Authority under the Chairmanship of His Royal Highness Prince Salman Bin Abdul Aziz, Amir of Riyadh, is sponsoring a two-term research lab on Al-Turaif. The Research Lab has two main goals: to produce designs and implementation strategies to bring the world heritage village back to life – to make it a living community; and to produce a design and development strategy for creating a tourism/resort community around Al-Turaif. The Spring term will begin with precedent studies for successful activation of world heritage sites and associated tourism facilities and strategies. Students will make a site visit to Saudi Arabia during Spring Break (March 10-16) where they will meet with representatives of the Arriyadh Development Authority, the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities, planning agencies, city officials, real estate professionals, and other valuable contacts. Students working individually or in teams of two will develop design and implementation strategies for that part of the assignment that is of greatest interest to them.
MDES students are encouraged to apply as well as students from Architecture, Urban Planning and Design, and Landscape Architecture. Students with a variety of expertise are sought including urban design, architecture, economics, historic preservation, landscape architecture, desert tourism, ecology, and real estate.
09201: Independent Study by Candidates for Master's Degrees (ADV 0920100)
Independent Study - 4 credits
Peter Del Tredici, Iñaki Abalos, Pierre Bélanger, Eve Blau, Neil Brenner, Joan Busquets, Felipe Correa, Daniel D'Oca, Gareth Doherty, Andreas Georgoulias, Jose Gomez-Ibanez, Andrea Hansen, K. Michael Hays, Michael Hooper, Eric Howeler, Timothy Hyde, Niall Kirkwood, Sanford Kwinter, David Mah, Panagiotis Michalatos, Mark Mulligan, Ciro Najle, Ken Tadashi Oshima, Richard Peiser, Chris Reed, Ingeborg Rocker, Peter Rowe, A. Hashim Sarkis, Allen Sayegh, Jeffrey Schnapp, James Stockard, Maryann Thompson, Charles Waldheim, Bing Wang, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Martin Bechthold
Course Description
Students may take a maximum of 8 credit units with different instructors in this course series.Prerequisites: Graduate standing. Candidates may arrange individual work focusing on subjects or issues that are of interest to them but are not available through regularly offered course work. Students must submit an independent study petition and secure approval of their advisor and of the faculty member sponsoring the study.


text:
Hi i would like to create new, or edit existing sidebar for a "change language" widget.
To put it simply i am using qtranslate plugin. And to be able to switch between languages i need to add a widget. But on my site i don't use sidebars. Theme i am using have a sidebar template but its on the right side and its using a lot of space. I need it to be on top of the content page, above the title (possibly on the right side)
page with sidebar on (http://aianier2.vot.pl/strona-glowna/)
please help me.


text:
On Stage: Movers and Shakers, Comedy and Drama
A Weekly Listing of Theater Performances in the Greater New York Area
'Much Ado About Nothing'
Delacorte Theater
Central Park at 81st St.
(212) 967-7555
Opens June 16
Few theatergoing experiences are more anticipated than the Public Theater's free Shakespeare in the Park series. For its first offering this season, Lily Rabe and Hamish Linklater play Beatrice and Benedick in Shakespeare's midcareer comedy "Much Ado About Nothing." Ms. Rabe's recent Shakespearean performances include Rosalind in "As You Like It," and Portia in "The Merchant of Venice," which earned her Tony and Drama Desk nominations. Mr. Linklater is a sought-after stage actor who is increasingly recognizable to TV audiences for his roles in "The New Adventures of Old Christine" and "The Newsroom." Jack O'Brien, who has won Tonys for "Hairspray," " Henry IV" and "The Coast of Utopia," directs.
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet
Brooklyn Academy of Music
30 Lafayette Ave.
June 11-14
The New York-based Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, now in its 10th year, has always dedicated itself to the work of contemporary choreographers, and this season is no different. Program A is "Orbo Novo," an evening-length work by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui inspired by Jill Bolte Taylor's medical memoir "My Stroke of Insight." Another highlight, Alexander Ekman's "Tuplet," is a fast-paced 18-minute piece, with an electronic score that uses the dancers' bodies as instruments.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
David H. Koch Theater
20 Lincoln Center Plaza
(212) 496-0600
June 11-22
Highlights of Alvin Ailey's spring season include a world premiere, Robert Moses' "The Pleasure of the Lesson," and a company premiere of "Awassa Astrige/Ostrich," the 1932 solo by Asadata Dafora, an early pioneer of African choreography on the concert stage. The dance company will also be presenting a new production of David Parsons's 1982 work, "Caught," which uses a strobe light to make a leaping solo performer appear as if he is permanently suspended in midair.
'Our New Girl'
Atlantic Stage 2
330 W. 16th St.
(866) 811-4111
In previews, opens June 10
Gaye Taylor Upchurch ("Bluebird," "Harper Regan") directs the U.S. premiere of Nancy Harris's psychological drama about a wealthy doctor's wife, troubled son and nanny. Ms. Harris, who was born and raised in Dublin, has had a handful of well-respected plays produced there and in London, but "New Girl" is her first in New York. The cast features Lisa Joyce, Mary McCann, C.J. Wilson and, at age 10, Henry Kelemen, making his stage debut.
'Early Shaker Spirituals'
Performing Garage
33 Wooster St.
(212) 966-9796
Closes Sunday
The Shakers, who came to America in the late 18th century to flee persecution in England, were celibate, unburdened of worldly concerns and spent an enormous amount of time singing about faith and sin. In the Wooster Group treatment, Frances McDormand, Elizabeth LeCompte, Cynthia Hedstrom and Suzzy Roche perform 20 songs from a 1976 recording by the Sisters of the United Society of Shakers. Kate Valk makes her directorial debut.


text:
Revelation: The Apocalypse of Jesus Christ
Copyright © 2004 Judith Kovacs and Christopher Rowland
Author(s): Judith Kovacs, Christopher Rowland
Print ISBN: 9780631232148
Online ISBN: 9780470773512
Author Biography
About the Author
Judith Kovacs is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia. She is the author of a forthcoming book on the church fathers' interpretation of 1 Corinthians.
Christopher Rowland is Dean Ireland's Professor of Exegesis of Holy Scripture at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford. His previous publications include The Open Heaven (1982), The Book of Revelation (1998), Christian Origins (revised edition, 2002) and Radical Christian Writings: A Reader (Blackwell, 2002).


text:
I demand stricter control!
Waris Dirie
International Women's Day 2016: City of Berlin honours our Desert Flower Center
Our Desert Flower Center receives prestigious Louise-Schroeder medal
Famous Soul Star Joss Stone visits Safa in Djibouti
Desert Flower Foundation, Djibouti
"Thank you for your support!"
Waris und Safa
I have a dream: Together we stop FGM!
Waris Dirie
Desert Flower Foundation Sierra Leone
80 Little Desert Flowers attend the Anerdan School in Allentown


text:
The objective of the Commonwealth Scholarships (CS) Program is to facilitate choice in higher education and to increase higher education participation for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students. The Indigenous Access Scholarship (IAS) is aimed to assist Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students, commencing university studies for the first time, to undertake an eligible enabling course, undergraduate course or Graduate Diploma (or equivalent postgraduate course of study) in an area of National Priority required for initial registration to practice in the chosen National Priority (e.g. Graduate Diploma of Education).
Nomination opening date: 6 June 2016
Nomination closing date: 5 August 2016
Amount: $4904
Frequency: 50% ($2452) following acceptance of scholarship offer, further 50% ($2452) payment made following ongoing eligibility checks after student's first census date
Method: Electronic funds transfer
Contact the Scholarships Office


text:
Cushing's disease is a type of Cushing's syndrome that's caused by a tumor in the pituitary gland. This type of tumor usually isn't cancer. The tumor makes too much of a hormone called ACTH, which causes the adrenal gland to make too much cortisol. This can cause weight gain and other symptoms. It can also lead to serious problems such a diabetes, high blood pressure, depression, and osteoporosis.
ByHealthwise Staff
Primary Medical ReviewerAdam Husney, MD - Family Medicine
Specialist Medical ReviewerMatthew I. Kim, MD - Endocrinology
Current as ofNovember 14, 2014
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise


text:
I've read up on viability and risks.
I looking for advice on what my family can do for them now and long term as I understand it can be a long and bumpy road in the NICU. I'm going to the hospital tomorrow. Is there anything special I should bring with me? And is there anything we should be doing to help them prepare for whatever the future may hold?
I am inspired by your stories and pray for the best. Any advice is appreciated.


text:
it's a really gorgeous piece. i could sit in the gallery with it for hours.
I wish I could listen to the podcast. Mayan cave systems are fascinating. There are hundreds if not thousands of miles of them (not man-made; they're voids in the Yucatan limestone). There's a really scary map of the underwater cave system at Gran Cenote near Playa Del Carmen in Quintana Roo, Mexico, showing how several of them connect together. People die down there all the time, diving. Having a walkable one must be fascinating.
I wish I could figure out some kind of LIDAR-like system for mapping caves. The problem with LIDAR is it's line-of-sight only, and so you'd have to physically move the device in line with every nook and cranny to get a complete map. That, and I think LIDAR uses GPS for locating the device, which obviously wouldn't work in a cave.
Man! This is hard.
Greg, you need to strap your doohickey onto a bat and let it do the mapping for you.
The problem is, it weighs about half a ton. Easy to strap on a rocket, but not so easy to strap on a backpack or a bat.
And of course, by 'rocket' I mean 'airplane or helicopter.' I r dumb.
another illegal caving system closer by is Hell Hole, Santa Cruz.
Comments Closed
Comments are closed on this post.


text:
The red silks with green-striped sleeves of the former Chechen rebel are becoming well known.
For a significant outlay, Kadyrov has bought himself a competitive line-up and a worthy representative at the Dubai World Cup, which is a few days away.
Méandre, trained by André Fabre, is one of the serious outside bets to win over the Dubai World Cup's mile-and-a-half of sand track.
Kadyrov is placing his trust in the French pairing of Fabre and jockey Maxime Guyon, who know his new acquisition well.
- Sports & Recreation


text:
Egypt Elects President from Muslim Brotherhood
Mohamed Morsi, the candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, was announced on Sunday as the winner of Egypt's first free presidential elections…. Read More
Mohamed Morsi, the candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, was announced on Sunday as the winner of Egypt's first free presidential elections…. Read More
The conflict between Turkey and Kurdish nationalists who are determined to carve a Kurdish state out of eastern Turkey is heating up. Kurdish insurgents attacked… Read More
It was announced yesterday in the House of Commons by British Foreign Secretary William Hague that the MV Alaed, the ship that is transporting Russian… Read More
Egypt has been plunged into confusion by the judicial coup mounted against the recently elected parliament, which was dissolved by a ruling of Egypt's Supreme… Read More
Egypt's rocky transition to democracy has been further complicated by a judicial ruling today that dissolved parliament and sets the stage for renewed public protests… Read More
While the Obama Administration remains wedded to the diplomatic engagement of Iran, Iran remains wedded to terrorism, including plots against U.S. diplomats. The Washington Post… Read More
The United States joined many Western nations in expelling Syrian diplomats yesterday in a coordinated reprimand of the Syrian government, which has stepped up its… Read More
Iran once again has refuted optimistic predictions that meaningful progress would be made on the core issues at stake in the on-again, off-again nuclear negotiations…. Read More
Syria's "Arab Spring," long delayed by barbaric repression, is now rapidly deteriorating into a bloody civil war. The Bashar al-Assad regime's stubborn rejection of political… Read More
Iran is resorting to its usual negotiating tactics on the nuclear issue: Slip away from its commitments under the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and slide by… Read More


text:
We carry individual Wilwood master cylinders for your customized conversion of your Vehicle. Available for all vehicles.
Fits Ford master cylinder with single bail design.
Available for 1953-56 Ford F100 trucks. Add a dual reservoir master cylinder upgrade for manual drum brakes.
These A.N. Banjos for master cylinders are designed to solve clearance issues and fit the popular GM type master cylinder.
Hot New Item! Wilwood adjustable prop valve w/ low pressure switch. Available for all vehicles running the Wilwood Tandem Master Cylinder.
Available for all vehicles. We carry individual master cylinders for your customized conversion of your vehicle.
Available for GM/Delco Proportioning Valve to -3AN.
WILWOOD TANDEM CHAMBER MASTER CYLINDERS represent the latest refinements in brake pressure actuation and fluid control. The exclusive Wilwood features incorporated in this innovative and unique new design make it the perfect choice for a wide range of custom manual or power brake applications.
AVAILABLE NOW! Performance Online's GM type chromed aluminum Corvette style master cylinder. Available for ALL cars and trucks!


text:
Fox Apologizes for Poll Asking Whether Jews Killed Jesus Christ
Fox has not released the results of the multiple choice poll.
Fox Latin America has apologized for a poll that one of its staffers posted on a Facebook page asking who readers think is responsible for the death of Christ: Pontius Pilate, The Jewish People or the High Priests. The poll has been deleted. Anyone else want to see the results?


text:
A woman snaps a picture of herself with national flags, displayed ahead of the day celebrating Korea's liberation from Japan's colonial rule, in front of Songpa-Gu Office.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Ahn Young-joon / Associated PressLink
Pakistani rangers, in background, and Indian border security force personnel, foreground, perform the flag-off ceremony at an India-Pakistan border post. Pakistan celebrates its Independence Day on Tuesday, and India on Wednesday.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: NARINDER NANU / AFPLink
An aerial view taken using remote-controlled helicopter shows the ceremony honoring the Dutch Olympic team. The Netherlands won 20 medals at the 2012 London Olympic Games, including six gold medals.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: PAUL RAATS / AFPLink
A young Indian schoolboy rides on the back a three-wheeled motorized rickshaw. Auto rickshaws, as they are popularly called in India, routinely carry more than their prescribed capacity and are used as a means of economical transport.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Ajit Solanki / Associated PressLink
Chris Kasaija, a senior Ugandan air force pilot, is rescued from the wreckage of his helicopter. The wreckage of two Ugandan army helicopters was found Tuesday, two days after they crashed in a remote mountainous region of Kenya while flying to war-torn Somalia, army officials said.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: AFPLink
A Bahraini Shiite protester throws Molotov cocktails toward riot police, who fired tear gas and bird shot in response, during clashes following a demonstration in solidarity with jailed Bahraini human rights and political activists. Several activists have been sent to jail since the start of Shiite led pro-democracy protests in the Gulf kingdom in February 2011.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: MOHAMMED AL-SHAIKH / AFPLink
About 350 Jewish immigrants from the U.S. arrive at Ben Gurion airport, where they were welcomed in a ceremony by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Over 100 of the immigrants are expected to join the Israel Defense Forces in the upcoming month.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Oded Balilty / Associated PressLink
An Afghan Muslim devotee, who lives and prays in isolation in a mosque during Itikaf, the last 10 days of the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan, reads from the Koran.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Rahmat Gul / Associated PressLink
A hiker climbs toward the Blackenstock mountain in the canton of Obwalden, central Switzerland.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Arno Balzarini / KEYSTONELink
More galleries on Frameworkreturn to gallery
The 84th Academy Awards show is Sunday. It's time for a From the Archive look at previous Oscar ceremonies and winners. This gallery is just the beginning. For more... View Post»
Pictures in the News | Oct. 6, 2011
In Thursday's Pictures in the News, prisoners wade through a flooded jail as they evacuate to another jail in Thailand, body-builders flex their muscles during the Asian World... View Post»
End of an era: The Sahara in Las Vegas closes after 59 years
After a 59-year run, the Moroccan-themed Sahara Hotel and Casino has closed its doors. Once a hangout for Elvis Presley and the Beatles, the resort was stricken in recent... View Post»
Funeral service for Riverside Police Officer Ryan Bonaminio
Thousands of people attended funeral services Tuesday for a Riverside police officer and Iraq war veteran shot to death during a pursuit after a traffic stop. The service began... View Post»


text:
HMI-Member Ticket Sales
Become a member of Historic Milwaukee, Inc.! Member benefits include one, two or four in-depth tour tickets based on membership level. Tickets will be available online starting Thursday, August 20th, 2015 at 9 a.m. HMI members will receive details on how to access the tickets in a postcard mailed in August. All ticket orders are taken online and are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Members will be able to purchase additional tickets for $5 per tour. In order to allow all members access to tours, we ask that members limit their paid tour purchases to two tickets per tour. Ticket purchases will be monitored and excessive orders will be voided.
Click here to become a member!
General Public Ticket Sales
General public ticket sales will be available online starting Thursday, September 3, 2015 at 9 a.m. Tickets are $5 each. All ticket orders are taken online and are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Additional Information
Day of Tour: Please bring a hard copy of your ticket or prepare to show the ticket purchase on a smartphone. Guests without tickets will not be admitted. Tours start promptly at the times indicated.
Tickets will be sold ONLINE ONLY and will NOT be available at City Hall Event Headquarters Sept. 19-20.
A ticket is required for all in-depth tours for ages 2 and up.
If you are experiencing technical difficulties with purchasing tickets, it is likely that the tour has a high volume of people buying tickets as well. Several of the tours sell out very quickly. Tickets are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. However, cancellations do occasionally happen and we will announce openings via Facebook. We do not offer a wait list for tickets.
Brady Street Walking Food Tour
Saturday (9/19) at 1 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 2 hours Discover the sights and flavors of Milwaukee with a 1-mile, 2 -hour Milwaukee Food & City Tour. This guided food tasting tour of Milwaukee's fashionable East Side explores neighborhoods originally settled by Italian and Polish immigrants. On this signature tour, you will be strolling through the historic Milwaukee neighborhood of Brady Street – the ethnic enclave that these new arrivals called home. Enjoy delicious tastings along the way at authentic Italian eateries, as well as at several newer establishments that revitalize this community. The capacity is 16 people. Please meet in front of Zaffiro's Pizza at 1724 N. Farwell Ave. (Tour recommendation is to use the public parking lot that provides parking for up to 10 hours at the corner of Arlington Place & Brady Street. Please be sure to use the 10-hour parking meters, which are located in the NE corner of the lot.)
Brady Street Walking Tour
Saturday (9/19) & Sunday (9/20) at 4 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 60 minutes Join Sean Regan on a speedy walk through 150 years of Brady Street-area history. The capacity for this tour is 30 people. Please meet in front of St. Hedwigs, located on the corner of Humboldt and Brady.
Bryant's Cocktail Lounge
Saturday (9/19) at 3 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 30 minutes In 1938, if you wanted a proper cocktail, you had better find yourself on a steamship, a dinner car, or in a fancy hotel. Bryant Sharp, as in Bryant's Cocktail Lounge (1579 S. 9th Street), changed all that, and gave America it's first freestanding cocktail lounge. Learn how Bryant's evolved from a working class shot and beer bar to a classic cocktail spot to a touchstone of living history in what is now called the craft cocktail scene. Wisconsin Foodie host Kyle Cherek will also be giving a tour of this establishment, sharing Bryant's lore, legend and history. Sipping drinks are encouraged. The capacity for this tour is 25 people. Meet at Bryant's Cocktail Lounge (1579 S. 9th Street).
The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist:
The Transformation of an Urban Cathedral Precinct
Sunday (9/20) at 2 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 90 minutes
Architect Jim Shields, FAIA, worked on this building's reconstruction and atrium addition. He will lead a tour covering both interior and exterior renovations, demolition, renovation, and the new addition that made the project work. The capacity for this tour is 24 people. Please meet at the Cathedral (812 N. Jackson Street).
Changes to Milwaukee's Lakefront
Saturday (9/19) at 10:30 a.m. & Sunday (9/20) at 2 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 60 minutes
With massive changes to the roadways, the renovation of the Eero Saarinen's War Memorial, a new addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum, major developments like the Northwestern Mutual headquarters and the hoped-for Couture apartment tower, a new street car and the possible redesign of all of the public spaces that knit all of these things together, the lakefront is on the verge of a significant transformation. Join Mary Louise Schumacher, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's art and architecture critic, as she guides you around the lakefront. Schumacher will explore the historical triumphs and missteps of urban design at the lakefront as well as the opportunities opening up at what is one of the city's most important gathering spots and cultural centers. There will be one tour Saturday morning and one tour on Sunday afternoon. The capacity for this tour is 20 people. Please meet in front of Mark di Suvero's "The Calling," the giant orange sculpture at the top level of O'Donnell Park (910 E. Michigan Street).
Fondy Farmers Market
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 30 minutes Fondy Farmers Market is Milwaukee's oldest and largest open air market. Considered by many in the food security world to be one of the most innovative farmers markets in the country, come and get a behind-the-scenes tour of the market from Executive Director Young Kim, along with a free shopping bag and some of the best sweet corn the Midwest has to offer. The capacity for this tour is 12 people. Please meet at 2200 W. Fond du Lac Avenue.
German Milwaukee Tour
Saturday (9/19) at 11 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 60 minutes It wasn't much of a stretch to call Milwaukee "half" German during the city's boom years between the Civil War and WWI. Immigrants from Central Europe— including activists, entrepreneurs, intellectuals, laborers, Catholics, Lutherans, Jews, and freethinkers—created a range of institutions, most of which operated in the German language. This tour showcases buildings that represent German-American business, education, faith, politics, entertainment, and publishing. Stops along the way will include Blatz Brewery, the German-English Academy, Old St. Mary's Church, City Hall, the Pabst Theater, and the Germania Building. The capacity for this tour is 20 people. The tour will begin in front of Blatz Brewery Building at corner of Broadway and Highland, end at Germania Building at Wells and 2nd Street.
Gimbels/Schuster's Tour with Michael Coakley
Saturday (9/19) at 10:30 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 45 minutes
Join Michael Coakley, managing partner of C.H. Coakley & Co., as he guides you through what was once the main headquarters of Schuster's Department store (1884), and then Gimbels (1962). Once THE place to do your shopping in Milwaukee, it is currently used as a storage facility and headquarters to C.H. Coakley & Co. However, there are still many memories within — from the mezzanine which held the department store's photo area, the main revolving door entrance and shop display windows that featured Billie the Brownie at Christmas, and the, then, 'state-of-the-art' escalators — taking you on a trip down memory lane to a time where the building was bustling with shoppers, Learn from Michael how this building can be revitalized for positive neighborhood growth in the future. The capacity this tour is 20 people. Please meet at 2151 N. Dr, Martin Luther King Drive, second floor.
Glorioso's Italian Market
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 60 minutes Get a behind-the-scenes tour of this family-owned store since 1946 from Wisconsin Foodie host Kyle Cherek and Glorioso's General Manager Michael Glorioso of this destination Italian market founded on Valentine's Day in 1946. After 65 years in business on Brady Street, the brothers moved the business in 2010 to a new 16,000 sq ft. location directly across the street from the original location. Learn about the history of the family business, from it's humble Sicilian immigrant beginnings to its current location. Explore this store of Old World Italian delicacies and parts usually unseen by Glorioso's customers with a behind the scenes tour of the store. The capacity for this tour is 15 people. Please meet at GLORIOSO'S Italian Market (1011 E. Brady Street.) Meet at the service counter area to check in for the tour.
Ghosts of Milwaukee
Saturday (9/19) at 5:30 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 45 minutes Celebrate Milwaukee folklore with local Fortean historian Allison Jornlin. Walk through the unique history and modern day paranormal reports of the Third Ward. The capacity is 30 people. Please meet in front of the Broadway Theatre Center at 158 N. Broadway.
Harley-Davidson Museum® Highlights Tour
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. & Sunday (9/20) at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 45 minutes
Learn how over 100 years of Harley-Davidson's rich history fits into the bigger picture of world history and culture. Follow this legendary American success story with its humble beginnings in a 10'x15' shed and its transformation into the iconic company it is today. Mention "Doors Open" in The Shop and at MOTOR® Bar & Restaurant to receive 10% off your purchase. The capacity is 12 per tour. Please meet in the lobby of the Harley-Davidson Museum, 400 W. Canal Street.
Historic Mitchell Street
Sunday (9/20) at 12noon Ticket Required – Duration: 90 minutes
The only thing that will never change about Mitchell Street — it's always changing. The street has remained one of our city's most vibrant and diverse main streets, rich with stories of grand commercial success and decline as successive waves of south side immigrants claim it as their own. Take a stroll down the Mitchell Street to appreciate the historic architecture, kaleidoscope of culture, and learn about major plans that are shaping the street in years to come. The tour will involve about a mile of walking, and will be led by Adam Carr, Mitchell Street enthusiast and admirer. The capacity for this tour is 15 people. Please meet on the steps of St. Stanislaus Church, 524 W. Historic Mitchell Street.
Historic Yankee Hill
Saturday (9/19) at 11 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration 75 minutes As Milwaukee entrepreneurs grew wealthy in the latter 1800s, they built mansions and churches on the high ground overlooking Lake Michigan east of downtown. Because many of these wealthy men originated in New York and New England, they were called "Yankees." Hence, this section of Milwaukee became known as Yankee Hill. On this tour, you will look at the best of the remaining great Yankee Hill mansions and churches, and hear fascinating stories about the men and architects who built them. Tour leader is Rod Botts, who has been leading tours of Yankee Hill for 12 years. The capacity for this tour is 15 people. Please meet in the lobby of the Astor Hotel (924 E. Juneau Avenue.)
Inside the Historic Rave / Eagles Club
Saturday (9/19) 12noon and 1 p.m. and Sunday (9/20) 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Ticket required. Duration — 40 minutes
Take a guided tour of The Historic Rave/ Eagles Club. Designed by architect Russell Bar Williamson in 1926, the Eagles Club was named to the National Register of Historic Places on July 29, 1986. Constructed by the finest craftsmen, when the building opened on September 13, 1927, it was considered the grandest Eagles building in America. The Eagles Club features a rooftop outdoor lounge, a 30' x 70' foot swimming pool, and what was considered the largest and most beautiful ballroom of its day. Don't miss this rarely-available opportunity to tour one of Wisconsin's most spectacular historic landmarks. This walking tour consists of multiple floors and stairs, and is not handicap accessible. The capacity for each tour is 30 people. Please meet at 2401 W. Wisconsin Avenue.
Iron Block Building
Saturday (9/19) & Sunday (9/20) at 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 4 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 75 minutes Participants will get an in-depth view of the Iron Block Building and its restoration, both exterior and interior. Built in 1860, the Italian Renaissance Revival structure is the last building in Wisconsin with an all cast iron façade. Its facades are well known, but there are wonderful interior spaces that the public rarely sees. Dental Associates has taken great care to restore the detail and feel of this pre-Civil War gem. The capacity is 12 people per tour. Please meet at 205 E. Wisconsin Avenue.
Kilbourntown: The City Moves West
Saturday (9/19) at 1:30 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 75 minutes
Join HMI specialty guide Gary Kulas as he leads you from the site of Mozart's Grove, to Alexander Mitchell's mansion, then onto MacArthur Square, and up to the old Pabst Brewery. Learn about visions for the civic plaza and the history of great cultural assets like the museum and central library. The capacity for this tour is 30 people. Please onthe steps in front of Central Library, 814 W. Wisconsin Avenue.
Living in a Hotel: Eloise at the Plaza
Saturday (9/19) & Sunday (9/20) at 11 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 45 minutes Take a tour of the Knickerbocker on the Lake with actor/storyteller John McGivern, who will give you an inside look into three of the full-time residents' condos/homes. Learn about the history of this former hotel, and steps taken to rejuvenate it. The capacity for this tour is 15 people. Please meet in the restored lobby of the Knickerbocker, 1028 E. Juneau Avenue.
Maker of Milwaukee
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 90 minutes
Join MIAD Professor of Art History Dr. Chris Szczesny-Adams as she tours buildings of Edward Townsend Mix, Milwaukee's premier 19th-century architect. In this tour, you will examine Mix's prominent role in transforming a frontier town into a cosmopolitan city through architecture. The capacity for this tour is 18 people. Please meet on the corner of Juneau and Marshall and end at Broadway and Michigan Ave. **Note: The walk will be extensive and participants should be able to stand and walk for 90 minutes**
Menomonee Valley Walking Tour:Industrial Past, Sustainable Future
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 90 minutes
When Milwaukee was the Machine Shop of the World, the Menomonee Valley was its engine. Yet by the 1990s, the Valley's legacy was lost amid hundreds of acres of vacant buildings, a forgotten river, and the north/south divide it symbolized in our community. Today, the Valley is experiencing a transformation and has become a national model of sustainable redevelopment. Take a walk through history and learn about the economic revitalization and environmental restoration underway. The capacity for this tour is 25 people. This is a leisurely walking tour, and is handicapped accessible. Please meet in front of Charter Wire, 3700 W. Milwaukee Rd. (just west of Canal St.). Park on Milwaukee Road.
MillerCoors Behind-the-Scenes Hard Hat Tour
Saturday (9/19) at 9 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes (Waiver required) MillerCoors will offer a behind-the-scenes tour of the Milwaukee Brewery Operations. The tour will end with hospitality and a sampling of a few of the great brews made right here in Miller Valley. Guests must be 21 or older to participate and special dress attire will be required. Closed toed / hard-soled shoes, long pants, NO JEWELRY, no sleeveless shirts. Must be 21 or older with valid ID. The capacity for this tour is 30 people. Please meet at 4251 W. State Street.
Milwaukee Club Private Tour
Saturday (9/19) at 11 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration – 60 minutes Not only did The Milwaukee Club open the era of social "clubdom" in Milwaukee in 1882, it was also the first men's club west of the Allegheny Mountains. The presence of the original clubhouse has been maintained with the same reverence of tradition and high standards for more than 133 years. This exclusive Milwaukee Club private tour will be led by the General Manager, and will include both the interior and exterior areas of clubhouse, which was designed by Daniel H. Burnham. Learn about a Milwaukee gem of a building and the history of its members. The capacity for this tour is 12 people. Please meet in the main lobby of the Club at 706 N. Jefferson Street.
Milwaukee Haunts
Sunday (9/20) 11 a.m. Ticket required. Duration — 90 minutes
On the streets of Milwaukee, lurking in the shadows of history lives tales of ghosts and haunted buildings. Join Anna Lardinois of Gothic Milwaukee Tours to explore historic downtown Milwaukee and look beyond what you see everyday and discover hidden pasts, dark secrets, restless spirits and eerie sightings. The capacity for this tour is 20. This spooktacular walking tour begins in Cathedral Square on northwest corner of Jefferson and Wells Street.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Art Collection
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Production Facility
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 45 minutes Tour the production facility of Wisconsin's largest newspaper where seven-level presses print, cut and fold the award-winning Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and a number of commercial products every day of the year at a rate of 85,000 copies an hour. The tour includes an historical display, video overview of press operations and visits to the plate-making area, presses and packaging floor. Must be 7 or older. The capacity is 25 people. Please meet at the facility, located at 4104 W. Burnham Street.
Milwaukee Municipal Court
Saturday (9/19) 10 a.m.-1 p.m., every 30 minutes and Sunday (9/20) 11 a.m.-2 p.m., every 30 minutes Ticket required — Duration: 30 minutes A 30-minute tour of the court will be led by Presiding Judge Phil Chavez. A brief history of the court will be given, including the most recent changes precipitated by the court's use of advanced technology. The judge will provide the audience with an understanding of how municipal courts function within Wisconsin, and why they are important within the community. The capacity for each tour is 15 people. Please meet at the Court at 951 N. James Lovell Street.
Milwaukee Photo Walks
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m. & Sunday (9/20) at 10 a.m.Ticket required — Duration: 2 hours Walk through downtown Milwaukee while hearing historic commentary and learning photographic tips for taking creative pictures with a 1.5 mile, 2-hour Milwaukee Photo Walk. Wisconsin Avenue, in particular, offers a stunning then-and-now view of downtown Milwaukee and will impress locals and tourists alike with its unique architectural details and captivating history. Our tour concludes at the Milwaukee lakefront, highlighting the dramatic Milwaukee Art Museum architecture and scenic gardens. Whether you're a novice, a professional or just interested in history, you'll enjoy this tour! The capacity for each tour is 16 people. Please meet at 172 N. Broadway, next to the Broadway Theatre.
Milwaukee Public Museum Behind-the-Scenes Tour in the Streets of Old Milwaukee
Saturday (9/19) at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Ticket required — Duration 1.5 hours
Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the reimagined Streets of Old Milwaukee, opening to the public this fall … just in time for its 50th anniversary! MPM President Dennis Kois will take guests on a hard hat tour for a sneak peek of the remodeling of MPM's most beloved exhibition, and share other future museum projects and plans. The capacity for this tour is 20 people. Hard hats will be provided. Please meet at the Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street, at the bottom of the grand staircase.
Missing Milwaukee Tour
Saturday (9/19) and Sunday (9/20) at 2 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 30 minutes This walk, hosted by Yance Marti, author of Missing Milwaukee: The Lost Buildings of Milwaukee, will highlight several of the building sites featured in his book. Learn of those buildings' histories and neighborhoods, as well as the changes that have resulted from the loss of the buildings. The capacity for this tour is 30 people. Please meet on the corner of Water St. and Michigan Street.
Mysteries of Calvary Cemetery Chapel
Saturday (9/19) & Sunday (9/20) at 12:30 p.m. Ticket required — Duration 30 minutes Designed by Erhard Brielmaier, the Cream City Brick, Romanesque chapel, built in 1899 on one of Milwaukee's highest elevations, was intended for services, prayer, private contemplation, and also as a mausoleum for clergy. Reposing directly beneath the main alter is the body of Rev. Idziego Tarasiewicza, interred in 1903. A mystery remains. Why was Rev. Tarasiewicza the only clergy buried there? The capacity for each tour is 15 people. Must be able to climb steps. Please meet at 5503 W. Blue Mound Road.
North Point South
Sunday (9/20) at 1 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 90 minutes Explore the portion of the historic North Point District that is south of the Water Tower. Historic Milwaukee guide George Gurria will highlight the people and the patterns that led to this unique neighborhood. The capacity for this tour is 30 people. Please meet at the fountain near the southeast corner of North Avenue and Lake Drive.
Oriental Theatre
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 45 minutes The Oriental Theatre is Milwaukee's most impressive operating movie palaces, an architectural and decorative gem that has provided entertainment to Milwaukee moviegoers for 88 years. Yet movies are only part of the theatre's history. Dubbed "the crown jewel" of the Saxe Brothers' chain of 45 theatres, the Oriental opened July 2, 1927 with a program of live theatre pieces and vaudeville acts, as well as shorts and feature films. While vaudeville had become passé by the late '30s, the Oriental continued to present live stage events as a complement to movies, and found an alternative life in the '70s and '80s as Milwaukee's premier indoor rock venue. Significantly, Parallax Theatres (now Landmark Theatres) acquired the Oriental in the late '70s, and featured a calendared series of classics and independent films. In 1984, this was transitioned into first-run art and foreign films; Landmark reigns as America's largest art house circuit. The Oriental, it should be noted, is one of the few movie palaces to feature an Eastern Indian motif. The decorative elements are all original to the theatre, and virtually everything is as it appeared in 1927. The capacity for this tour is 50 people. Please meet at the Oriental Theatre at 2230 N. Farwell Avenue.
Revolution in Milwaukee
Saturday (9/19) at 11 a.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 1.5 hours Join UW-Milwaukee history prof Aims McGuinness in Historic Turner Hall for an exploration of Milwaukee's rich history of radical politics from 1848 to 1960. With a focus on the history of socialism in the city, we will read Turner Hall's architecture, paintings, and stained glass windows for evidence of Milwaukee's changing place in the history of revolution. Topics we will address include the American Revolution, the French Revolution, the Civil War, the struggle for an 8-Hour Day, the Socialist Party, and the administrations of Milwaukee's three socialist mayors. The capacity for this tour is 20 people. Please meet at the entrance of Turner Hall (1034 N. 4th Street).
Six Points Walking Tour
Sunday (9/20) at 1 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 90 minutes Join longtime Eastsider George Wagner in discovering the vibrant history of East North Avenue.What a convergence of the industrial,commercial, recreational, institutional, and residential! From North Point Water Tower and swimming schools on the Milwaukee River to a Mafia don's headquarters and an auto assembly plant welcomed by wealthy neighbors, you'll be surprised at Six Points' 125 years of diversity. The capacity for this tour is 35. Please meet at the west end of Beans & Barley parking lot, 1901 E. North Avenue.
South Riverwalk Tour II
Saturday (9/19) & Sunday (9/20) at 1 p.m. Ticket Required – Duration: 60 minutes Join expert guide Frank Matusinec as he tours the Riverwalk from Erie Street to Milwaukee Pierhead Lighthouse. Stroll along the 1857 straight cut to the lake, touching on Jones Island, the Kashubes, the port and the Edmund Fitzgerald. Explore the river, the lake, the skyline — and maybe even witness the fishers haul in a few "downtowners." The capacity for each tour is 25 people. Please meet meet at the 500 block of E. Erie Street.
Spunk and Grit: Milwaukee's Third Ward
Saturday (9/19) 1 p.m. Ticket Required — Duration: 90 minutes Milwaukee's early 19th-century Third Ward was a swamp until it held houses and stores of struggling Irish and Italian immigrants. In the 21st century, it's a model of American-style recovery. How did the Ward change from slums, saloons and fire hazards to new businesses, theaters and condos? Come and learn the process. The capacity for this tour is 15 people. Please meet in front of the Public Market, on the southeast corner of Water & St. Paul.
Three Bridges Park
Saturday (9/19) 10 a.m. Ticket Required — Duration: 90 minutes
There is no better place to be immersed in the past, present, and future of Milwaukee than Three Bridges Park. Completed in 2013, this former brownfield-turned-greenspace spans the distance between Mitchell Park and the Valley Passage at 37th Street. Join us while we learn how a railyard became a vibrant city park, explore history of the area's transformation, and drink in some of the best panoramas of the city. The tour will be led by Glenna Holstein, branch manager of Urban Ecology Center's Menomonee Valley Branch, and Adam Carr, one of the park's top five admirers. The capacity for this tour is 20 people. Please meet in front of the Urban Ecology Center, 3700 W Pierce Street.
Tory Hill and the Bloody Third Ward
Saturday (9/19) at 10 a.m.Ticket Required – Duration: 90 minutes Join Carl Baehr, author of Milwaukee Streets: The Stories Behind Their Names, as he explores the geography and Irish history of Tory Hill and the Third Ward from the founding of Milwaukee to 1900, including events such as the the Leahey Riot, Lady Elgin Disaster, Newhall House Fire, the Third Ward Fire of 1892 and the Lynching of Marshall Clark. The capacity for this tour is 25 people. Please meet at the intersection of 5th and St. Paul.
WISN-TV Studios: Hello, Milwaukee!
Saturday (9/19) 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. and Sunday (9/20) 10 a.m. -11:30 a.m. Tours given on the half hour. Ticket required. Duration — 45 minutes
Everyone watches TV, but how many people have the opportunity to go behind the scenes, into the newsroom, control room and studio of a major television station? This is one of the rare times WISN-TV, "One of America's Leading ABC Stations," is opening our doors to the public. Visitors will get a look inside the local ABC affiliate that has been broadcasting in Milwaukee since October 27, 1954. Take a look at the areas that the general public normally does not get access to. See how the TV you watch every day gets from our studios to your living room! No photos or video allowed on tour. The capacity for each tour is 15 people. Please meet at WISN-TV Studios, 759 N. 19th Street.
Yankee Hill: Ghosts, Gossip and Scandals
Sunday (9/20) 1 p.m. Ticket required. Duration — 90 minutes
Join Anna Lardinois of Gothic Milwaukee Tours to explore the Yankee Hill neighborhood. Discover Milwaukee's first elite neighborhood and the ghosts, gossip and scandals that make this gem of a neighborhood worth touring. The capacity for this tour is 20. This spooktacular walking tour begins in Cathedral Square on northwest corner of Jefferson and Wells Street.


text:
How the West Texas A&M Buffaloes beat the Midwestern State Indians 89-83 Thursday night in the WT Event Center was downright ironic.
First, WT's Eduardo Caviglia, Kenny White and David Rhone made three consecutive 3-point goals in a 1:41 span late in the game. The irony there was that the WT's treys came on a night when Midwestern lit up the Buffs' defense for 15 3-pointers.
Rhone's 3-pointer particularly was noteworthy since it came with the shot clock down to six seconds, and since the 6-foot-1 guard had made only one 3-pointer in 21 previous games this season and since it gave the Buffs an 80-72 lead with 3:05 to play.
Then, WT made 27-of-36 free throws, including 8-of-10 in the final 1:47 to hold off the Indians. The irony there was that the Buffs rank 12th out of 14 Lone Star Conference teams in free-throw shooting, had shot only 55 percent in their last four games and lost two of those games because of poor free-throw shooting.
"It was a slugfest. There's not much difference in our two teams," said WT coach Rick Cooper, whose Buffs edged Midwestern 67-64 six days ago in Wichita Falls.
"This was a good game to win because this game was going south for us, and we stopped it from going south and turned it around. Our players did a good job of weathering the storm."
The Buffs trailed 51-41 early in the second half but rallied by finally defending better against the Indians' 3-point shooting and by shooting well themselves. Although not as flashy as Midwestern's 15-of-25 performance from 3-point range, the Buffs shot 60 percent from the field. They also played even on the boards and converted the Indians' 19 turnovers into 18 points.
WT guard Rod Prater scored 20 points, including 9-of-13 shooting on free throws, while post Kyle Caldwell added 13 points and went 7-of-8 from the line.
"In those games we shot poorly in from the line, our players seemed hesitant when they stepped up to the line," Cooper said. "Tonight, David Rhone almost sprinted up to the line when he got fouled. Our players worked hard to make corrections on their free-throw shooting."
Guard Eduardo Caviglia, in an attempt to offset the Indians' 3-point ambush, made four extra-point goals and finished with 13 points. Rhone, in addition to his rare 3-pointer, was 3-of-4 from the line in the final 36 seconds after entering the game as just a 55-percent free-throw shooter.
Guards Jovani Allen and Marquette Wilkins combined to make 11 of 16 shots from 3-point range and scored 23 points each for the Indians. It marked the 10th straight game for the 6-foot Wilkins to lead the Indians in scoring.
Midwestern finished with more 3-point goals (15) than 2-pointers (13). Treys by Josh Drumgole, Wilkins and Kris Sivertsen in the final 2:01 forced the Buffs to run through the finish line instead of enjoying a win going away.
"They were on fire in the first half," Prater said of the Indians' 3-point shooting. "All we could try to do was deny them the ball and contest every shot. We did a better job in the second half.
"We were more physical with them in the second half. We got them tired and started driving to the basket and they picked up a lot of fouls."
A 3-pointer by Allen and a layup by Leonard Pralour led a 9-0 Midwestern run to open the second half, giving the Indians a 51-41 lead with 16:11 to play.
Two 3-pointers by Caviglia led a 9-2 run that rallied the Buffs. Moments later, Prater scored seven points in a 9-1 run that gave WT a 62-58 lead 9:25 remaining.
The Buffs led for all but 13 seconds for the remainder of the game.
Midwestern led only 42-41 at halftime despite making 10 of 13 shots from 3-point range during the first half. Allen was 5-of-6 from beyond the arc while Wilkins was 3-of-3. Ten of the Indians' 15 first-half field goals were 3-pointers, and they were only 5-of-16 shooting on 2-point attempts.
"They made a lot of hard shots in the first half," Cooper said of the Indians. "We had a hand in their faces a lot of the time.
:When you watch a team made 10 3s against you in one half, it motivates you to play harder. That's what we tried to do in the second half."
WT stayed in the game with 55-percent shooting from the field and 23 points from its bench. The Buffs also converted six Midwestern turnovers into nine first-half points.
The Buffs' bench production was led by eight first-half points from 6-foot-9 center Carlos Silva, who came in with only 21 points in 20 games this season. Bracey added seven points while playing only seven minutes of the first half.
Midwestern (7-15, 2-5): Jovani Allen 8-14 0-0 23, Marquette Wilkins 7-14 5-6 23, Daniel Zdeb 0-1 0-0 0, Justin James 2-5 3-5 7, Josh Drumgole 2-3 1-4 6, Tate Lombard 0-1 0-0 0, P.J. Randall 2-6 3-4 7, Kris Sivertsen 3-5 0-0 8, Stephen Mitchell 1-1 0-0 3, Leonard Pralour 1-2 0-0 2, Mike Roach 2-3 0-0 4. Totals: 28-55 12-19 83.
West Texas A&M (15-7, 5-2): Rod Prater 5-9 9-13 20, David Rhone 2-2 3-4 8, Matt Madison 0-2 0-0 0, Kenny White 2-5 0-0 5, Kyle Caldwell 3-6 7-8 13, Eduardo Caviglia 4-6 1-2 13, Arendijus Mejeras 1-1 0-0 2, Chris Bracey 5-6 0-0 11, Carlos Silva 2-2 4-5 8, Reggie Harris 3-6 3-4 9. Totals: 27-45 27-36 89.
Halftime: Midwestern 42, WT 41. 3-pointers: Midwestern 15-25 (Allen 7-15, Wilkins 4-5, Drumgole 1-1, Lombard 0-1, Randall 0-2, Sivertsen 2-4, Mitchell 1-1), WT 8-15 (Prater 1-3, Rhone 1-1, Madison 0-1, White 1-2, Caldwell 0-1, Caviglia 4-6, Bracey 1-1). Rebounds: Midwestern 27 (James 11), WT 28 (Prater 5). Fouls: Midwestern 27, WT 18. Attendance: 1,073.
Amarillo Globe-News © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads


text:
A little thing i did because I GOT SICK OF STUDIES :'(
Anyway feedback is always WELCOME !
And Here's the Free PSD File.
Feel free to use it or share it :)
keyboard shortcuts:
L or F like
Z toggle zoom
post comment
Show and tell for designers
What are you working on? Dribbble is a community of designers sharing screenshots of their work, process, and projects.
Copyright © 2009–2016 Dribbble LLC. All screenshots © their respective owners. Shipped from Salem, Mass. USA.


text:
hi folks!
i'm having some troubles when i'm searching plugins on my wp 3.4.1
its a new installation and when i click on add plugin/popular links, wp give me this message:
An unexpected error occurred. Something may be wrong with WordPress.org or the configuration of this server. If you still have problems, try the support forum.
try again
Could you help me please?


text:
Visit our other Wisconsin Historical Society websites!
Refine or narrow your results by clicking any term in the gray boxes below.
Expand your results by removing any breadcrumb in a gray outlined box above. Click on the blue "X" to remove the term.
Narrow your results by entering a keyword into the search box above. Then click the "Search Within" checkbox, then click on the orange "Search" button.
If you did not find what you are looking for or you did not get any results, try changing your search term(s). See our Search Help page for more tips.
Community: Union
County: Door
Historic Name:
Reference Number: 25683
Community: Waukesha
County: Waukesha
Historic Name: Hallstrom-Brown Farmstead Driveway Markers
Reference Number: 176641
Community: Oshkosh
County: Winnebago
Historic Name: Riverside Cemetery - Paine Mausoleum
Reference Number: 61939
Community: Washburn
County: Bayfield
Historic Name: MEMORIAL PARK ENTRANCE GATE
Reference Number: 153483
Community: Williams Bay
County: Walworth
Reference Number: 82973
Community: Woodruff
County: Oneida
Historic Name: Lake Tomahawk Site
Reference Number: 95001496
Community: Racine
County: Racine
Historic Name: Memorial Hall
Reference Number: 80000177
Community: Janesville
County: Rock
Historic Name: The Oasis Cow
Reference Number: 87745
Community: Sheboygan
County: Sheboygan
Reference Number: 42953
Historic Name: MOUND CEMETERY
Reference Number: 11195
Community: Waupun
County: Dodge
Historic Name: WAUPUN CEMETERY
Reference Number: 55749
Community: North Freedom
County: Sauk
Reference Number: 91304
Community: La Crosse
County: La Crosse
Historic Name: Eagle
Reference Number: 18748
Community: La Pointe
County: Ashland
Historic Name: La Pointe Indian Cemetery
Reference Number: 5465
Community: Cable
Historic Name: Mount Telemark - Rendal & Osterdal slopes
Reference Number: 229153
Community: Milwaukee
County: Milwaukee
Historic Name: Calvary Cemetery Cudahy Family Tomb
Reference Number: 225785
Community: Madison
County: Dane
Historic Name: Edgewood College Mound Group Archeological District
Reference Number: 91000669
Reference Number: 99893
Community: Empire
County: Fond du Lac
Historic Name: OUR LADY OF FATIMA STATUE
Reference Number: 141379
Community: Mequon
County: Ozaukee
Historic Name: F.L. WEYENBERG
Reference Number: 74285
If you didn't find the material you searched for, our Library Reference Staff can help.
Call our reference desk at 608-264-6535 or email us at:
© 1996-2016 Wisconsin Historical Society, 816 State Street, Madison, WI 53706


text:
Rotating ContentPause
The Latest
What We're Watching
Featured Trailers
Watch the new trailer for 'Girl on the Train''
'Supernatural': Jensen Ackles Previews Dean & Mary's Relationship In Season 12
Emily Ratajkowski Reveals Shocking Body Shaming Story
GH Spoiler: How Will Sonny Handle Kristina's Secret Relationship?
The View Recaps Night 2 of GOP Convention: Chris Christie Puts Hillary Clinton on Trial
Sneak Peek: Fantasy Suites and The Men Tell All
Sneak Peek: Robby's Drama with His Ex
GH Spoiler: Will Lucas Ever Forgive Julian?
Previewing the Republican Convention: A Closer Look
Sneak Peek: JoJo Meets Luke's Big Family
Sneak Peek: JoJo Goes on Hometown Dates
Sneak Peek: The Bachelorette Rap
Sneak Peek: Things Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart Have in Common
Ronald D. Moore On Introducing (Grown-Up) Roger & Brianna In 'Outlander' Finale
"Notorious" Official Trailer
Sneak Peek: Kate's Married Man
Sneak Peek: Rachel Dratch Uses Her Improv Skills
Sneak Peek: James T. and the French Fries
Sneak Peek: Can Joss Work for Harry?
Greatest Hits Preview
Sneak Peek: Next Time on The Bachelorette
Sneak Peek: April's Unexpected Kiss
'Nashville': Sneak Peek: Juliette Texts Avery
'Jimmy Kimmel Live!': Tracy Morgan, Jimmy Kimmel & Guillermo Tour the Bronx Zoo
'RHOC' Vicki's Daughter Claims Brooks Hit on Her While She Was Pregnant
'The Goldbergs': Sneak Peek: Boy Barry Breaks Up with Lai
The Latest from our Partners
- Dallas Cowboys -- Team Bus Involved In Fatal Crash ... 4 Dead
- Katt Williams -- Arrested for Battery on a Woman (UPDATE)
- Lil Wayne -- High Times Fired Up ... We Had a Deal and He Came Up Short
- Tamika Catchings -- WNBA Backs Other Causes ... Why Not 'Black Lives Matter??' (VIDEO)
- Calvin Harris -- Poses with Kim K in Vegas ... aka 'Screw You, Taylor!' (PHOTO)
- Georgia news anchor falls to her death from North Carolina waterfall
- Pop diva Ariana Grande lost White House gig over doughnut-licking incident
- 'The Big Bang Theory' casts Penny's family for season 10
- Angie Harmon directs milestone 'Rizzoli & Isles' episode
- Ariel Winter reportedly dating actor Sterling Beaumon


text:
For a wordpress project on Single Post, I have an additional Custom Taxnomomy called 'topics' similar to category. On Single post page, I want to display breadcrumb like this...
Home > Category_term > topics_term >
Catgory term and topic term are the one that is attached to the post.
Any idea how to get this done, using some plugin or custom function?


text:
Username or Email Address
(forgot?) Register
A plugin to help CrossFit affiliates simplify the posting of named CrossFit workouts. Track top performances with the included CrossFit Scoreboard.
Download Version 0.4
No reviews yet! Be the first to review this plugin!
RSS link for this plugin's reviews.
You must log in to submit a review. You can also log in or register using the form near the top of this page.


text:
Click on a thumbnail to go to Google Books.
Magic Dreams (edition 2012)
by Ilona Andrews
Work details
Hexed by Ilona Andrews (Contributor)
No current Talk conversations about this book.
I only read the Ilona Andrews story as it goes with the Kate Daniels series.
Magic Dreams by Ilona Andrews (Kate Daniels #4.5)
In this one Dali and Jim fight together to bring down a Japanese demon. Dali is not a scary shifter, but she does know her magic. Jim is an alpha and they have always been at odds. That is you know they both like each other but never get together. So therefore I looked forward to reading this book knowing it would finally happen. Interesting mythology and in a way I did not feel like you had to have read the Kate Daniels series to understand the novella. Of course by having read them you would have met these two before and wanted the same thing I wanted. I enjoyed this novella.
Ice Shards by Yasmine Galenorn (Sisters of the Moon #9.5)
I never ever come across Finnish mythology and here I did. Iris Kuusi is a housesprite from Finland and she is going to the Northlands to find out if she killed someone 600 years ago. Ok I was a bit lost here at times, not really lost, but it was the fact that there have been 9 books in this series about three sisters. And this character who I guess is a minor character there. Also, they would not have had last names that far back and some names in it would not have been used. Still it was interesting in it's rich mythology. There seems to be a lot going on in that world (worlds).
Double Hexed by Allyson James (Stormwalker #3.5)
This one was my favourite because it really made me want to read the series behind it. Janet and her friends are trapped in her hotel because someone has put a hex on it. I found myself wanting to read more about Janet and her dragon lover Mick. Coyote was funny, the vampire seemed nice (when not crazed) and the rest of the cast interesting. It's a world I want to read about and book 1 made it to my wishlist.
Blood Debt by Jeanne C. Stein (Anna Strong Chronicles #6.5)
Yes 6 before this one but I never felt at loss. I got a bit of explanations what Anna was and what she had been through. In this book she stands trail for something she has done. And that made me know about her history. I would definitely be interested in reading her story from book 1. The writing and story was good and I do like kick-ass UF heroines.
Interesting novellas that made me want to read more about the worlds presented. And as always some better than other.
I read Ilona's and Yasmine's stories. Enjoyed learning Iris' story and how they are bringing her forward. Cool side story in Kate's world too.
So far I only read the Ilona Andrews story.
Magic Dreams by Ilona Andrews
Rating: 5
Love love loved this short story by Andrews. This is set in the Kate Daniel's world, but centered on the side characters Dali and Jim. Dali is a really quirky character, she's a vegetarian white tiger shifter who can't stand the taste of blood. When Dali comes home one night she discovers Jim, jaguar shifter and chief of The Pack's security, asleep on her bedroom floor. Everything about Jim screams "mate" to her, but he seems to only notice her when she's done something wrong. So finding him napping in her bedroom means something is wrong. Soon Dali finds herself racing to figure out what is plaguing Jim before its too late.
I've re-read this story several times since I bought this book. For being only about 70 pages long this is a pretty well detailed story. Several shifters have turned up missing and everything about their disappearance screams magic is the cause. Since Dali is the only shifter who's well-versed in magic, Jim seeks out her help. Dali was a refreshing narrator primarily because she doesn't rely on her physical fighting skills. Instead, she's forced to use her intelligence and magic abilities which is a nice contrast to Kate. My only complaint is that this wasn't a full length novel, but I'm excited to see if the rumors about Jim and Dali getting their own book next year are true. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Ice Shards by Yasmine Galenorn
Rating: 2
This one really wasn't my cup of tea. I ended up skimming a lot of it. I don't even remember much about the plot except that Iris was accused of murdering her ex-lover and was stripped of her powers. A few centuries later she goes on a quest to confront her ex-lover, so that she can marry her new lover. The world here was really vague to me. It had a couple of interesting elements, but I just couldn't bring myself to get attached to any of the characters. I probably won't be picking up any of Galenorn's novels in the future.
Double Hexed by Allyson James
Rating: 3
This one is apart of James' Stormwalker series. Never read any of the books in this series, so this was a bit of an introduction. James' has a nice writing style, but the plot here was a little dull. It reminded me of the creative writing exercise where you trap a bunch of characters in a room and see how they react to each other. Its supposed to help you figure out relationship dynamics and such. In this story, James' traps her main characters in a hotel and puts them at each others throats. The heroine, Janet, struggles to figure out a way to break the curse detaining them amidst all the tension. I'll probably eventually pick up the first book in this series.
Blood Debt by Jeanne C. Stein
Rating: 2
Another one that didn't really capture my attention. Again, I don't remember much of the plot in this one. Anna is a vampire/bounty hunter who was hired by some witches to kill someone. That kill has come back to bite her on the ass though. Anna accidentally broke sanctuary and is now facing trial for the crime. The trail was interesting, but the development of a relationship here seemed really rushed. Also, I couldn't really get a feel for any of the characters in the story. This may be because this story is a part of series. Stein's writing style was nice and the world seemed interesting. I might pick up the first book in the Anna Strong series eventually.
References to this work on external resources.
Wikipedia in English
No descriptions found.
"Four of the bestselling names in romance and fantasy come together in this collection of thrilling novellas featuring powerful women who know how to handle a hex or two..."--P. [4] of cover.
(summary from another edition)
Amazon Kindle (1 edition)
Audible (0 editions)
CD Audiobook (4 editions)
Project Gutenberg (0 editions)
Google Books — Loading...
Popular covers
Tantor Media
An edition of this book was published by Tantor Media.
Is this you?
Become a LibraryThing Author.


text:
Statement from the American Immigration Council on Secretary Janet Napolitano's First Speech on Immigration Reform
Released on Fri, Nov 13, 2009
Today, in her first speech on immigration reform, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano spoke in great detail about the security and enforcement measures that her agency has taken under her tenure to enforce current immigration laws, but she noted "the more work we do, the more it becomes clear that the laws themselves need to be reformed."
Make a Difference
This is your chance to take a stand and help us fight for immigration laws that respect fundamental constitutional principles of fairness and reflect our proud history as a nation of immigrants. Please support us today.
In The News
Read Our Blog
Read the latest in immigration news at ImmigrationImpact.com, with new articles published every weekday.
Text FACTS to 51555 to get the latest posts sent right to your phone.


text:
How do I set WordPress to not use slugs for pages? I seem to be able to set the option for post but not pages. I really just want the site to use ID=number or the like.
The site I am working on is in Lao ( a UTF8 language ) and as a result the auto created slugs are extremely long and meaningless.
Most staff are not very experienced with computers, so making them add a slug is a bit to complicated.
Any suggestions?


text:
Klaus Kinski: Jesus Christ the Savior
Directed By Peter Geyer
Klaus Kinski is Jesus, working off a 30-plus page monologue based on the life of Christ that he wrote himself. But then come the hecklers, who push Kinski to a psychotic breaking point that must be seen to be believed.
—Maitland McDonagh, Film Comment July/August 2007


text:
Hello fellow wordpress users,
I have a series of dropdowns on each of my custom post type archives. I want to set up the site so that if none of these dropdowns are set, or even if they are, the base URL of the query string limits results to that particular post type. So on the resource archive, the query string will be "example.com/post_type=resource&topic=bananas&timeline=" while in the animation archive, the query string will be "example.com/post_type=animation&topic=bananas&timeline="
Still struggling but after a few hours I think that this code looks close to what it should... though it still doesn't work!
function my_qmt_base_url() {
if (is_post_type_archive()) {
$CPTquery = get_post_type( $post->name );
return add_query_arg( 'post_type', $CPTquery );
add_filter( 'qmt_base_url', 'my_qmt_base_url' );
I'm just not sure if I'm calling the post_type name properly, because this code doesn't seem to affect my URL... Though I have tested it with "return 'TEST';" and that does affect the URL properly. As it stands, post_type is just not included in the query string.
Any help is much appreciated.


text:
A look at the Wmii Window Manager
If you'd rather rule the desktop from your keyboard, try the powerful Wmii window manager.
WIMP ("Windows, Icons, Menus, Pointing device") is a common method of interacting with GUIs. It involves controlling menus, windows, and colorful buttons by pointing and clicking. According to Anselm Garbe, the author of Wmii (Window Manager Improved 2), this method is inefficient and obsolete.
Wmii (Figure 1) is a complete rework of the Wmi window manager. Wmii supports keyboard controls throughout, just like its predecessor Wmi. This extensive system of keyboard controls means that there is no need for a mouse, although you can still use one if you like.
Buy this article as PDF
(incl. VAT)
Buy Linux Magazine
Visit Our Shop
Direct Download
Read full article as PDF:Desktopia_Wmii.pdf (311.52 kB)
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.
ownCloud Forked
Founder of ownCloud launches the Nextcloud project.
HP Enterprise Unveils a Futuristic Computer
Will The Machine change the way future programmers think about memory?
CoreOS Announces Distributed Storage System
The new Torus distributed storage system is available under an open source license on GitHub
Google Beats Oracle in the Android Lawsuit
Juries decides Google's use of Java APIs Was Fair Use
Linux is the Largest Software Development Project in History
But if you are not using the latest Linux kernel, your system is insecure.
Linksys Says Yes to Open Source Firmware
Home routers will give room for custom firmware but still comply with FCC rules


text:
Chart shows a window around 18.50. Will this stock go back there to close the window before moving higher? Any thoughts? anyone know?
I've thought all along that wavx would close the gap at $18 1/2 before ascending higher.ascending. that reminds me of Ascend Technology. that was a great stock.Who bought that, CISCO?
Lucent bought Ascend. I think they're sorry they did.
ok, so i'm ignorant. i understand that charts can be revealing, but what are you talking about as to this "gap" at 18 1/2?