text:
Raising children is one of the toughest things a person can do with their life, if not the toughest thing. Children are a huge source of worry for parents, they are extremely expensive, and so much of what goes into making a child healthy and happy is out of the parents' direct control. According to parents, however, having children is the most rewarding thing they have done with their lives. They overwhelmingly report that having and raising children provides them with the greatest joy and happiness of their lives, and that nothing compares with having kids. Not having kids herself, this author cannot speak to that, but I can comment on the many challenges that parents are facing today that historically have not been problems in the past.
Today's children are being raised with ample access to technology, the internet, and social media. The twenty four hour news cycle means that something is always being reported, and the anonymity provided by the internet means that kids can now bully each other more easily than ever, and less visibly. They use social media platforms unheard of and un-monitored by parents, and they bully each other after school hours, where administrators have no jurisdiction. Parents can put extraordinary pressure on kids to do well in school, and can hover over them while they do their school work. Keeping kids involved in as many activities as possible is also seen as positive, but it can suck away family time, academic time, and wear kids out if they are doing too many things at once.
Kids today, and families in general, are frequently faced with two working parent households, meaning no one is home after school when kids return. It also means that there is less time for cooking and cleaning and family time in general, so parents turn to fast food as options. Children and adults are getting fatter and fatter with each passing year in this country, and so it is vitally important to get out the word about healthy food delivery services such as Mile High Organics. Keeping children healthy means keeping parents healthy as well, and parents need to make a conscious decision to eat healthy any way they can. Whether that means using an organic food delivery service or buying produce already washed and cut from the grocery store, there need to be changes made in the way families are living today.
It is tough to keep up with the pace with which the world seems to spin these days. People are pressured to work longer hours and with fewer resources, and that cuts into other aspects of their lives, including keeping their children and themselves healthy. Making it as simple as possible is one surefire way to make sure your family eats healthy, and that can be as counter intuitive as online grocery shopping, an option that people did not have even ten years ago. If it can be made easier and more convenient without breaking the bank, hopefully more and more families can utilize these types of services.


text:
Recommended Just For You
Here's What Our Customers Are Saying
Graphic Bloom Save the Date Magnets Exactly what I ordered and what I expected. I will be ording from this website from now on!
Amazing amazing!!!!!
Graphic Bloom Save the Date Magnets I looked everywhere for a company who would let my customize an invite for a very untraditional ceremony/reception. Magnetstreet was perfect! They sent me samples quickly and when I was worried about my pictures being blurry I uploaded them and they modified the picture so it would be at the best quality. Designing was super easy and shipping was super fast. The magnets were adorable, great quality and our custom colors looked great. Loooooooooove our magnets!!!!
Dream come true
Graphic Bloom Rectangle Invitations Words can't explain how happy I am after receiving my personalized wedding invitations. They arrived quickly and they complete my vision of what an invitation should be. They are perfectly themed with my wedding color and I couldn't have found a better invitation (trust me, I've looked). MagnetStreet makes your order so special and just for you. You can tell they really care about each and every one of their customers. Happy bride-to-be ?
I am ecstatic with the way my invites turned out! Beautiful, professional, classy!
Graphic Bloom Rectangle Invitations I am also very happy with how much I could personalize them!
Graphic Bloom Save the Date Magnets I personalized it with my color which is purple. And it looked exactly how I wanted! Perfection!. Highly recommend it!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Former Carson football standout Josh Peacock has enjoyed plenty of success on the gridiron since leaving the Capital City for Hiram College in Ohio.
Earlier this week, Peacock, a junior was a North Coast Athletic Conference honorable mention selection.
Peacock led his team and was second in the conference with 106 tackles. He had eight stops behind the line, second-most on the team. He also blocked a kick and had a fumble recovery.
He had six games with 10 or more tackles, including 18 in the season finale on Nov. 10 against Allegheny College.
Since I started in journalism, …


text:
Hey everyone. I'm looking for some tips on how to organise a number of game systems and detail for… yep, another MMO. This is a bit of a long post describing why I'm looking for help, so more detail to my question is towards the bottom if you don't care to read the rest.
To start, I have been working on this project as a hobby theory wise in my head for a number of years. After working through 3-4 major game design ideas and finding major flaws in them I decided to go in reverse, basically building backwards from the "endgame" I envision. The majority of this latest world and all of its components are in my head, and the complexity is becoming way too difficult to keep track of, (especially after a year of slowly adding and revising systems so they don't break each other). So I'm looking for ways to organise on paper now in a way that not only myself, but others can follow and look for places I have screwed up, and to expand detail upon.
I won't get into many details of the game, but I will mention the fact that by trade I work in the engineering/design/tooling industry, so working with complex systems where any variable can greatly affect a number of other systems is not foreign to me. That work for example is generally easily seen through sketches, cad programs, simulations, and other real world material examples.
However, when it comes to software I have very little experience with any form of programming, and virtually 0 when it comes to proper methods of laying out complex rule sets in text form for such programs. So not only can I not program or script any working examples or demos at this time, I'm not even sure how to properly convey my ideas to someone that does work in those fields.
To help that, I am looking at playing around with the torque engine (bought a basic 3d pro license the other day) So my goal is to eventually learn some basics behind coding and scripting, but at this point with my fulltime work it will almost certainly be a slow process.
Now that's not to say I'm "completely" clueless about programming, I have worked with PCs since I was pretty young and worked a bit with modifying other peoples scripts, do machine programming, browsed through programming books, written tiny bits of code in school, and talked to friends that do programing for a living, so think I have a pretty rough idea of how coding ticks at the core, I just don't know the language, or proper forms to make anything out of it myself. As such, I "think" i generally know the type of logic and rules a programmer might be looking for if they were to create something.
So when it comes to putting these ideas on paper, I had a few ideas in mind. One would be creating drawings showing scenarios of possible actions from players and the effects to the state of the game world. Secondly, some flow charts for certain major systems and as you move into more detailed or complex aspects, the only way I see is to write detailed documents giving game elements tags or references of some sort that can link them to absolutely everything they effect.
So I'm curious about methods of creating complex software rule sets that others can look at, maybe read, and make sense of? Are there widely accepted formats that are an industry standard for game programming? If so can these be found online as examples, or through certain books?
This entire project is primarily a "fun" project for myself, and some friends I have involved, but I do think I have a very solid set of game ideas in place that is scalable to a small world. So with some work, I believe someday I could build various test models that would have most of the major full scale world mechanics incorporated, hence the reason I would really like to go about the entire process in a semi proper way.
If anyone has suggestions, or if there are examples, books, or any other resources that go into detail about organizing projects like this and you can point me towards them I would greatly appreciate it.


text:
27 Songs
About Avril
Frederic Magnon is a Frenchman better known to the discerning music fans by Avril (well-known French thief of the 19th century). His music expresses a sense of freedom "with no limit", as his label, F Communication (Mr Oizo, Laurent Garnier, Readymade FC and artists with very different sounds) puts it: "electronics with no limit". Avril has won the Prix Constantin (the French version of the Mercury Music Prize) with his first album'That Horse Must Be Starving', but there was no way he was going to rest on his laurels for album number two. Live bass and drums were drafted in, as were the lush sounds of Serg. The result sounds like The DFA transplanted to Avril's home turf, the 18th arrondissement of Paris. He named his second album ìmembers onlyî, he wanted to placehis music below communitarism, mixing existing styles and codes into a single man's music. Read More
Career Started: 2000
Official Website: http://www.ape-sounds.com/
Tags: france, french, rock, europop, french pop,


text:
Get the Wolves newsletter
Get the latest news from Wolves delivered for FREE to your inbox.
12:03 13th December 2013
Sky Sports Soccer Saturday are offering you the chance to win
Fans invited to pen their thoughts
27 Jan 2014
07 Jan 2014
Have mortgage/rent paid for six months! (T&C's apply).
29 Dec 2013
09 Dec 2013
Winner revealed!
21 Oct 2013
when Wolves score two goals or more!
19 Sep 2013


text:
Dr. Shelley Kasle, principal investigator of the Close Relationships and Arthritis Studies, was recently featured in Medpage Today.
Click here to read the article.
Rheumatology is an evolving field. New therapies are in development and studies delving into the pathogenesis (development) of rheumatic diseases, how to monitor the disease in patients, as well as a number of other critical topics expand the fundamental knowledge base regularly. As a result, care providers can benefit significantly from continuing education specific to their field.
The Arizona Arthritis Center and the Phoenix Rheumatology Association organized and hosted the 22nd annual CME-accredited Statewide Rheumatology Conference in June 2009. Held in Sedona, Arizona, more than 100 healthcare professionals, including rheumatologists, nurse practitioners, and physicians assistants from Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Nevada attended the two-day, classroom style CME-accredited conference.
The conference was supported by the generosity of Abbott Immunology, Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Inc., Amgen / Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Bristol-Meyers Squibb, Centocor, Eli Lilly and Company, Forest Pharmaceuticals, GE Healthcare, Genentech / Biogen Idec, Gilead Sciences, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, Pfizer, Primus, P&G Pharmaceuticals, Roche, Sonosite, Takeda Pharmaceuticals America, and UCB. In addition, the University of Arizona College of Medicine at the Arizona Health Sciences Center supported credits for the continuing medical education activity.
Topics included updates in pediatric rheumatology, everyday questions arising when using biologics, practice measure in rheumatology, and periodic fevers and gout, among other fascinating discussions. Four of the seven scheduled speakers were from the University of Arizona and the Arizona Arthritis Center.
For more information about the Arizona Arthritis Center and future conferences such as this one, visit its website or call (520)-626-3618.
The Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation (MTF) was founded in 1987 and is the nation's largest tissue bank. Grants and research programs represent a focal point of their mission. Recently the Arizona Arthritis Center's Director of Orthopaedic Research was awarded a grant by the MTF.
©2000-2012 Arizona Board of Regents. All rights reserved.
The University of Arizona is an EEO/AA - M/W/D/V Employer.


text: what a dumb ass i am, dropped that shit right in the water. Pulled it out as fast as possible and shut it down, the screen was flashing and the volume was doing things by itself. I read online that i should let it dry for 2 to 4 days. should i take it apart and let it dry or just leave it.....damn im soo pissed rightnnow


text:
What Is Contemporary Art History?
June 23 - 24, 2006
This two-day colloquium, convened by Richard Meyer, professor at the University of Southern California, and Michael Lobel, professor at Purchase College, State University of New York, laid the foundation for a thoroughgoing analysis of the recent emergence of contemporary art as a field of scholarly inquiry through a wide-ranging discussion among a group of leading figures in the field. Participants asked questions such as these amongst themselves: what distinguishes art-historical work on contemporary art from art criticism? What forms of historical consciousness, contextual understanding, and expertise are required to produce scholarship on contemporary art?
Participants included: Yve-Alain Bois (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ), Julia Bryan-Wilson (Rhode Island School of Design), Thomas Crow (director, The Getty Research Institute), Darby English (University of Chicago), Hal Foster (Princeton University), Anne E. Gibson (University of Delaware), David Joselit (Yale University), Pamela M. Lee (Stanford University), and Mignon Nixon (Courtauld Institute of Art, London, England).


text:
Pre-Convention Seminar: Developing a Great Setter - Drills and Techniques from Youth to the College Level
Wednesday, December 12, 9 a.m. - Noon & 1:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Featured Speakers:
Lindsey Berg, 2012 USA National Team Setter
Jim Miret, Front Range Volleyball Club, Englewood, Colo.
Cathy Noth, Former USA National Team setter
Arnie Ball, AVCA Hall of Fame Inductee & IPFW
Lloy Ball, Olympic Gold Medalist
Photo courtesy of Washington athletics.
In this special in-depth session, our group of presenters will dissect the art of developing and coaching a great setter. Each presenter has a track record of successful setter development from middle school to national teams. This facilitated program will break down the areas critical to setter success including technique, strategy, tactics, leadership and team management. The format of this six hour session will be a mix of classroom learning with on-court training and drills. This seminar is targeted to coaches at all levels, as having an understanding of the entire setting journey is crucial for coaches to move their setter from one stage to the next.


text:
This archived Web page remains online for reference, research or recordkeeping purposes. This page will not be altered or updated. Web pages that are archived on the Internet are not subject to the Government of Canada Web Standards. As per the Communications Policy of the Government of Canada, you can request alternate formats of this page on the Contact Us page.
Library and Archives Canada (LAC) is constantly improving its Web products and services to make them easily accessible to people with disabilities. New Web products and services conform to XHTML 1.0 as well as W3C Accessibility Guidelines www.w3.org/TR/1999/WAI-WEBCONTENT-19990505. LAC is working toward full compliance for all websites by the end of 2008. If you have difficulty accessing any part of our website, please email us at email@example.com.
For information about physical accessibility at LAC, please see the Visit Us-Accessibility page.
Library and Archives Canada has already implemented many important accessibility features on its website:
To increase the text size when viewing LAC websites, you can change the settings in your Web browser. Follow the instructions below based on the browser you are using or select your browser's "Help" for details.
Internet Explorer
Mozilla Firefox


text:
Standalone prediction models and consensus models are easily validated by using the ValidateIt application in Bio‑Rad's KnowItAll Informatics System. Models are validated by comparing the predicted results to known experimental results. Once validated, models can be used with more confidence on a larger set of compounds for which the experimental results are not known. ValidateIt allows researchers to:
*Available as part of certain KnowItAll software packages. Types of data supported will depend on the "edition" of KnowItAll and options licensed.
What is the education discount policy?
For more than 15 years, Bio-Rad has made science education a major priority. To support this effort, the company has implemented a discount policy that allows high school and college teaching laboratories to purchase kits, instruments, reagents, and other equipment at preferred prices.
How do I apply for the education discount?
If you are an educator at the high school or college level, visit our Education Discount Policy page to establish an education account number.
Sorry, an error has occurred. Please try again. If the problem persists, please call {0} for assistance.


text:
Of all of nature's gifts, snow is the one I want to take back to the store and exchange for something else. Winter is pretty, but very uncomfortable, and I much prefer sundresses and sandals to being bundled up in long johns and scarves and ten pairs of wool socks. So when the snow finally fell this year I was, as usual, in the depths of despair. After the requisite amount of pouting, I did the thing I always do when the snow falls for the first time: I pulled out my Really Giant Boots.
My Really Giant Boots are not what I would call the height of fashion. I got them for a highschool trip, where we did wilderness-y things like snowshoeing and hiking. They kept my feet warm and dry, and their gargantuan size, thick, heavy soles and general construction-worker aesthetic made me feel secretly tough — like I could kick down a door or fight off a bad guy should the need ever arise. After that weekend, I wore them every single day.
I had a teacher who used to shake his head, bewildered, every time my boots and I clomped into the classroom. "Hailey," he would say, "those boots are just so curious." He explained that they reminded him of a girl he knew in university who was fearless and outspoken, and while I am none of these things – I've always been a shy and quiet kid – wearing the boots make me feel like maybe I could be. I've worn them every winter since. The last time I wore them home, my mom took a look at them and said, "I'm glad you still wear those. They look like old friends."
Continue reading


text:
BUDA, Texas -- Julie Renfro owns two restaurants in Buda, Tavern on the Main and Nonna Gina's.
She says right now it costs her a lot of time, cash, and resources to make a drink. That's because restaurants in Buda aren't allowed to get a beer and wine permit.
Instead restaurants can get alcohol permits but they can only have them if less than half of their revenue comes from alcohol sales. Alcohol permits are traditionally much more expensive than a beer and wine permit.
"It is extremely expensive, many thousands of dollars a lot of times," Renfro said.
But all that may soon change after the upcoming election.
Voters will decide on several items, but the one receiving a lot of attention in Buda is the sale of alcoholic beverages including mixed drinks.
Under proposition 1, businesses can apply for beer and wine permits instead of the mixed beverage permits currently required. It would also mean businesses do not have to make less than 50 percent of their revenue on alcohol sales so they could sell less food.
"Right now we have to have our full kitchen open anytime we want to sell alcohol," Renfro said.
City council member Cathy Chilcote says passing the proposition meant the potential for bars in Buda. She says it would also mean the potential for more jobs and funds coming into the city.
"Instead of going to Kyle or Austin, they can buy here in Buda," Chilcote said. "That is a lot of money going in to the city's budget."
She estimates the city would make at least $123,000 in tax revenues a year. But that's not all, Renfro says it could also mean less locals drinking and driving.
"I think people travel a little further than they need to," Renfro said. "It would be great for people to be able to stay home. Walk across the railroad tracks from home."
On Tuesday, the Buda city council passed an ordinance prohibiting bars from opening within 300 feet of health care facilities, schools or churches.
Chilcote said that way, if proposition 1 does pass, concerned residents do not have to worry about bars popping up in inappropriate places.


text:
OTHER COLLECTIONS BY: Trovata
2008 September 5
Trovata - New York Spring 2009
View Gallery
(NEW YORK) Trovata's John Whitledge has some classic Fashion Week pranks under his belt (remember the Romanian socialites with their cat?), so attendees of his show Thursday were wary when asked to step into the back of a giant white school bus to check in. Their worries were unfounded: the bus, painted on the side with "petrol… consider the alternative", is a Rauschenberg-inspired art piece that the Trovata team had converted to run off vegetable oil. "The inspiration for Trovata at the beginning was to surf, travel, and be creative," Whitledge explained. "We got this great bus and retrofitted it to run on vegetable oil. We drove around the country to visit the stores that stock us." Once inside, the gallery space was stark and white, and guests like Scott Schuman and Waris Ahluwalia had drinks (John Whitledge's note in the run of show ended with "tequila shots on me!") and stood to watch the show. Whtiledge explained his concept as "simple and paired down." The looks were perfectly preppy, with lots of white and navy buffalo plaids. Blazer sleeves and pant hems were casually rolled, and nautical details like knots and gauzy scarves capped off the "ivy-leaguer's lazy summer days on an island" theme. Whitledge's quirky touch was definitely present, however: models in white laceless keds dipped their shoes in paint before walking, so by the end of the show the runway was covered in colorful footprints.


text:
- You are here:
- scott brown
scott brown
Scott Brown and his 2005 GMC Canyon pickup – Click above to watch the video after the breakNever underestimate the power of a celebrity endorsement. Or, for that matter, a political one. Massachusetts senator-elect Scott Brown (R) won an unprecedented victory Tuesday in the state's special ...


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
Food & feature writer Katherine MacAlister
Music Editor Tim Hughes
Oxford United from Oxford Mail
Oxford Mail on Twitter
Follow our Features Editor on Twitter
- Find us on Facebook
Oxford Mail
Like and follow us on Facebook
Fighfighters prepare for more strike action (From Oxford Mail)
Get involved: send your photos, videos, news & views by texting OXFORD NEWS to 80360 or email us
Fighfighters prepare for more strike action
7:00am Saturday 14th December 2013 in News
A SENIOR firefighter said he cannot condone strike action in Oxfordshire as Fire Brigades Union (FBU) members prepare to walk out for the second time in 24 hours, but added that he understood their concerns.
Firefighters will strike over proposed changes to pay and pensions which means they could face having to work until they are 60 and pay more into their pension schemes.
Members of the FBU are concerned that older firefighters could be struck off without a pension if they fail fitness tests later in their careers.
Oxfordshire's deputy chief fire officer Nathan Travis said: "There is no way I can condone strike action, but I understand the situation and the concerns they have.
"We have had firefighters in Oxfordshire who have worked until after they were 60, in fact one of our staff recently retired at the age of 63."
He said strike action between 6pm and 10pm tonight, like the planned walkout last night, would see 20 engines staffed by non FBU members and other staff, compared to 34 engines which are normally on duty.
He said emergency calls would be answered and responded-to, adding: "We will be managing it as we have managed previous strike action."
In a statement, FBU general secretary Matt Wrack said: "It has now been almost two months since the Government has been willing to meet for negotiations despite several invitations from us.
"Until they do and until they start to actually resolve the dispute, we'll keep up the pressure for the sake of public safety and our members' pensions."
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
The best of the best World War Two Planes are at the Fargo Air Museum for a rare showing of vintage warbirds. Five out of the Six Honoring Legends will be on display including the rare Samauri Japanese Zero. The display begins tomorrow at the Fargo Air Museum, and runs through Sunday.
Read the article: Vintage Warbirds at Fargo Air Museum


text:
Business type: Technology ×
Category: Monitoring & Testing ×
Industry: Defense ×
Location: Latin America ×
In-Situ Oxidative Technologies, Inc (ISOTEC) - Soil & Groundwater Remediation
ISOTEC is the most respected full-service environmental remediation firm providing design/build remediation services including chemical oxidation and reduction via injection, soil mixing, and ex-situ treatment. ISOTEC is now part of the TPS TECH team implementing Gas Thermal Remediation (GTR©) for remediation via in-situ thermal desorption (ISTD). GTR© units heat by ...
TRS Group, Inc. (TRS)
TRS Group, Inc. is the world's most experienced provider of Electrical Resistance Heating (ERH) for in situ soil and groundwater remediation. TRS has applied ERH on 100 projects. TRS consistently meets and surpasses our client's objectives, providing rapid closure to sites that have often attempted other remediation technologies without success. With 45 offices ...
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. is a innovative US wholesale supplier and manufacturer of sustainable water treatment, filtration and purification solutions, serving the needs of water treatment dealers/distributors, engineering consulting firms, OEM clients, commercial and governmental clients. Genesis Water Technologies is dedicated to providing superior customer ...
Cerex Monitoring Solutions, LLC.
Cerex Monitoring Solutions develops and manufactures high-tech CEMs, Process, Open Path Ambient and Portable real-time multi-gas monitoring solutions. Providing simple, effective, customized systems for industry, government and the community, Cerex systems have the unique capability to perform multi-component analysis within a single instrument.
Gardner Denver Nash
NASH, a division of Gardner Denver, is a leading manufacturer of liquid ring vacuum pumps, compressors and engineered systems serving the chemical, petroleum, power, paper, mining, environmental and food industries. Nash also provides global service and technical support for its products through its locations around the world.
Advanced Test Equipment Rentals
Advanced Test Equipment Rentals (ATEC) supplies complete testing solutions for EMC, Electrical, Power Quality, Environmental and similar testing applications for the Defense, Aerospace, Medical and Telecom industries. Celebrating 31 years in business, ATEC takes pride in serving our customers with invaluable expertise and technical support.
CO2Meter.com manufacturers and distributes carbon dioxide meters and other gas meters, sensors and indoor air quality monitors used in the HVAC, scientific, horticultural, food & beverage and many other industries.
The MANN+HUMMEL Group is a development partner and original equipment supplier to the international automotive and mechanical engineering industries. It was established in Ludwigsburg, in southwest Germany in 1941. The Group`s product portfolio includes air filter systems, intake manifold systems, liquid filter systems, cabin filters and cylinder head covers made of ...
APTwater Inc
APTwater, Inc. provides services and develops process technologies that enable water treatment, wastewater reuse, and environmental remediation. By harnessing the power of chemical reactions and sustaining naturally occurring biological systems, we strengthen our corporate commitment to producing positive environmental results, eliminating waste at every level and ...
WES Ltd / Weschem Ltd
WES Ltd specialises in the design, manufacture, installation, commissioning & post-install support of Chemical dosing and skid based process systems. With clients ranging from the Water PLC's and Chemical manufacturers to British Nuclear Fuels and the Ministry of Defence, WES have sufficient experience to satisfy most requirements. Typical applications may include: pH ...
Need help finding the right suppliers?
Let the XPRTs do the work for you


text:
Do You Need Help with Statistics Homework?
Welcome to Classof1's customized homework help service for Statistics homework assignments!
Through this service we offer 24/7 online Statistics homework help, Statistics assignment help and Statistics coursework help through our tutors, who are subject matter experts in Statistics.
Classof1's online Statistics help has been trusted by college and university students around the world since 2003.
How to Get Statistics Homework Help?
Here is how you can get assistance with your Statistics homework at Classof1. Tell us how we may help you by email, fax, phone or live-chat (the contact details are available in the next section).
As usual we will respond to you in less than 10 minutes. Once the details are confirmed, our Statistics tutors would be able to help you by providing detailed step-by-step explanations with which you will be able to finish your Statistics homework.
Need Immediate Help with Statistics Homework?
With Classof1's online Statistics help you are just a click away from getting customized assignment help with Statistics. Just send us the details of your homework or assignment by any of the following means:
Need to talk to us before placing your homework order? Just a live-chat with us right now or call our toll-free number given at the top of this page!
Having trouble uploading your Statistics homework? Email it to us and get Statistics homework help right away. You can even chat with us about your Statistics assignment
|Poison Experiment
|Binomial Distribution
|Inter Quartile
|Standard Deviation
|Harmonic Mean
|Geometric Mean
|Weighted Mean
More =$page_data['heading']?> Homework Help Topics
We will not do your assignment for you. We will only help you understand the steps to solve it.
Classof1 does not sell or rent your personal information to third parties at all. Your contact details will be used to get in touch with you to offer fast and efficient service.


text:
Previous Episode | Next Episode
The World Accordion To Bobby
Cartoon Summary:
Pint-sized Bobby Generic and his king-sized imagination have another fantasy adventure in this episode of the Fox kids' series.
Cartoon Production Information:
Fox's first Saturday morning cartoon was the brainchild of comedian Howie Mandel. Spiky-haired Bobby Generic (accent on the first syllable) was a four-year-old with a vivid imagination, escaping into... (more)
If you know of more people who worked on this cartoon, or want to submit additional production information about The World Accordion To Bobby, please submit your information here.
Cartoon Comments:
Do you love The World Accordion To Bobby, or do you think it is the worst cartoon ever? Let us know what you think! Surely you have an opinion... so share what you think. Take a minute and post your own comments about this cartoon here.
"The World Accordion To Bobby" has not yet received enough votes to be rated. Vote Now!
This page has been viewed 33 times this month, and 308 times total.


text:
Ken Johnson serves as Vice President of Communications. In that capacity, he oversees all of SEIA's communications and marketing efforts.
You are here
SEIA Staff
Shannon Watson
Shannon is the Director of Meetings & Education, responsible for all conception, strategy, planning and implementation of SEIA's events and events in which SEIA participates.
Suzanne Farris
Suzanne is responsible for a wide range of duties, including working with SEIA's Board of Directors and managing the SolarPAC.
Brianna Gianti
Brianna is responsible for the conception, strategy, planning and implementation of SEIA's membership initiatives with specific duties centered around driving new membership, enhancing services for existing members and both creating and enhancing non-dues revenue categories.
Emily Duncan
As Director of Federal Affairs, Emily Duncan directs SEIA's tax policy, but also works on a variety of other legislative, regulatory and state initiatives, including government energy procurement and solar in Texas.
Jen Mihu
Jen is the first contact at SEIA: answering telephone calls, greeting visitors, and replying to mail inquiries.


text:
50 % done....... geez it s gonna be a long night .....
good luck to all
Who...neds...sleapp... *
I'm going to be really busy over the first few days of next week, and instead of making you sit idle I'll let you all work on your pieces a couple more days. I won't be able to get to the organization of this until about Wednesday night, so you guys have until 11:59pm PT Tuesday, September 19th to noodle with your pieces. Is that ok with everyone?
And just to make it clear, this is not an attempt to get an extension for myself you conspiring bastards. I'm finished with my piece...
Tuesday Extension! this fucking rocks! lol
Last edited by GriNGo; September 16th, 2006 at 12:39 PM.
"Nihil est in intellectu quod non prius in sensu" | SB | Portfolio | FJGC (blog) | DA (Profile) | EJERCICIOS DE COLOR
Originally Posted by strych9ine
hmm sounds scrumptious!
¡Que Viva El Concept Art Atelier!
[ Sketchbook! (old) ]
just because your first piece was massive and the round ended up a default doesn't mean you get bonus points this round. tisk tisk, Mike...considering i havent started..yea..hmm i guess its ok cody
"Every little step considered one at a time is not terribly daunting" - Ethan Coen
New books and process DVD available NOW!
Quickie blog (nudity)
I agree with Dave. Have you really not started, Mike? It's no one's business but your own if that's the case, but posting about it here isn't sending a brilliant message to the many on the forum who look up to you.
maybe he's just been busy with "real" work.. i know i have :/
maybe it's just one of those obligatory things to say in this thread, like trashtalking and all that.
on a related note: Nii fothermucker lame ass PUSSOUT! (that's right, i kick 'em when they're down) and hi Dutton - looking forward to your rows of holy pixels.
and then some!
so have I, but I take my TD just as serious regardless of how full my plate is. Lets be pro here, we're already a week over the original due date and sleep is over ratedmaybe he's just been busy with "real" work.. i know i have
"Every little step considered one at a time is not terribly daunting" - Ethan Coen
New books and process DVD available NOW!
Quickie blog (nudity)
Nii pussed out? He was one of the people let in as a replacement even...Originally Posted by Hyver
cody - see here http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...&postcount=264
btw, i do take my td's serious dave.. wasn't that clear yet? :p
Heh, just sent my entry off, too many other assignments to afford to noodle around with it a few more days. Good luck everybody!
Finn | my sketchbook thread | tumblr | Bēhance | gorillaartfare | whiskey, gin, and pints of beer
Yay!!! A couple more days to work on my piece of crap... er, my kickass masterpiece... of crap.
Thanks Cody.
Haha, another extension. Reguardless, I'm starting tonight!
Almost done...
Shawn Adomanis
"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" The Wizard of Oz
Shit talkin asside, I don't doubt it. Shit talkin resuming, no slackin you bitches!btw, i do take my td's serious dave.. wasn't that clear yet? :p
"Every little step considered one at a time is not terribly daunting" - Ethan Coen
New books and process DVD available NOW!
Quickie blog (nudity)
Shadoman, Gloominati, I'm comin' for ya! About 65% finished here...Sorry I wasn't around to shit talk earlier, but I figured the silence would be scarier, like Jason stalking all the Crystal Lake kiddies! Cue the Friday the 13th music!
Shit, I wish I would've checked this thread earlier and learned about the 'til Tuesday extension. My red bull and vodka painting marathon to finish might not have been necessary! Still, it's been tons of fun and totally catered to my alcoholic tendencies...I wonder what this thing is gonna look like in the sober light of morning?
.pssssssstttttt...........can you hear the dramatic music coming nearer?? sssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhh.......silence................ ................dadadadammdammdadadadamm
Available for freelance work! contact me via : firstname.lastname@example.com
Follow me on Twitter!!
friend me on Facebook!!!!
Finally Finished
Da sketchbook
Phew, I was sweating there for a while. I was going to be to be cutting it pretty close, working right up to the deadline. It's nice to have a day or two of breathing room.
Although I'll still try to get it finished by tomorrow. I won't look at it at all on Monday, then I can have a somewhat fresher perspective on Tuesday to add any finishing details before sending it. Hooray for extensions!
www.WhereIsMyEyeball.com My portfolio! Go check it out!
finished ...posted.... i m gonna sleep now........
Weird stuff
So many extensions.. Im feeling stupid now that I submited my entry a month ago. heh, I just hope that some true masterpieces will kick my ass out this time
Done but awaiting a dusting that may not come...
I'm SO sorry to my opponents. I really didn't mean to "puss out" at all. I just started going to Digipen, and I didn't want to dig a hole for myself by putting off homework for the thunderdome, and I really did plan to work on it yesterday, but somehow, amidst all of the insanity, it didn't happen. No excuses, and many apologies! Hope I can draw against you sometime soon.
To the early puss outs- you still have until tuesday... extension #2
If you do SOMETHING, it's better than not showing up at all. There's still over 48 hours to work on it, that's plenty to make a piece.
Anyway, I hope to see a minimal amount of those kittens on the final images thread, they're so disheartening.
well,sent in my half-arsed attempt ,heh!,might work on it if i can spare a few hours but its pretty much gonna be a duke out between summer pudd`s and contini as far as my entry is concerned im far too busy with other sheyit..
al Nii! putting the kiwis to shame there bro,heh ;p
"Don't fink!...feeeeeeewwl" -Bruce Lee
Another extension? Gah! hehe, I really should have checked this thread before pulling my 10 hour session today, but I guess I'm glad I got it done and out of the way, though it can use some fine tuning (when is this not the case?).
Almost there fellas, really thankful for this extension. Best of luck to Kei and the Smit -
- Visions
geez.... didn t see there was another extension...could have work a bit more on it ....
well , judges , it s in your hands
good luck to all , can t wait to see all the pieces


text:
Created to help solve the 'late night' and traveler problems, this service helps you find a cab in whatever situation you're in. Just dial the number and you're instantly in touch with every cab company in the city!
Your Mashup not listed on ProgrammableWeb yet? Tell us about it and get listed.
©ProgrammableWeb.com 2014. All rights reserved.
Terms of Service | Privacy Policy


text:
course offerings
- Online: each semester several classes are offered online
- Lancaster location: take courses at EMU's Pennsylvania site
- Institutes our program offers
- See a list of all MA in Ed. courses
register online
order textbooks
Course Offerings 2014
What can we offer you?
Our program offers flexibility when it comes to your schedule!
- online courses
- EMU at Lancaster courses
- comprehensive list of institutes
- comprehensive list of all MA in Education courses
Main Campus, Harrisonburg, Va.
Courses scheduled for upcoming semesters are listed below.
Complete the registration form for Main Campus, Harrisonburg, VA for the courses below to be added to the class roster. Full payment for tuition, $400 per semester hour, is due at the first class, or for online courses, upon receipt of your statement.
Spring 2014
EDSL 581 Language and Culture (3 SH) Kathy Fisher
Enables students to gain a deeper understanding of the intricate ways in which culture and language influence each other. Surveys the basics of sociolinguistics and language policy through case studies from communities around the world. Includes a critical evaluation of the role of culture in the second-language classroom. Jan. 8-Apr. 16 (Wednesdays, 4:30-7:30pm)
EDSL 571 Language Acquisition & Grammar (3 SH) ONLINE Tu Phillips
Explores current topics and issues in the study of language acquisition, language development, and grammar. Offers teachers practical ideas for teaching grammar in the context of today's classroom. Jan. 14-Apr. 14; $25 technology fee
EDCC 531 Social and Ethical Issues in Education (3 SH) ONLINE Donovan Steiner
Examines educational and ethical values through discussion of case studies and current issues in education. Analyzes how public policy in education is shaped via the community's social and ethical concerns. Jan. 14-Apr. 14; $25 technology fee
EDDS 611 Curriculum & Instructional Support for Special Education Students (3 SH) Nadine Larkin
BLENDED course: on site [or WebEx] and ONLINE
Addresses research and best practice in curriculum development, instructional planning and behavior management to support students with high incidence disabilities: cognitive (MR), learning (LD), and emotional needs (ED). Emphasizes culturally sensitive integration of students into family life, schools and community programs and services. On site [or WebEx] on Fridays (6-9pm) January 17, February 21, February 28 and April 4th; $25 technology fee
EDCC 551 Action Research in Educational Settings (3 SH) Donovan Steiner
Examines quantitative and qualitative research studies that have impacted education. Presents action research theory and design so that students may apply action research to their individual programs. Prerequisite: Admission to Candidacy. Jan. 17-18, Feb.21-22, Feb. 28-Mar. 1, Apr. 11-12, May 9-10 (Fridays 4:30-7:30pm, Saturdays 8:30am-3:30pm)
Educational Technology Course Offerings*
*Course tuition is $250 per semester hour for the following Spring 2014 online technology courses.
EDCT 611 Creating a Technology-Rich Learning Classroom (online) (3 SH)* Timothy Taylor
Identifies, uses and evaluates technology resources in the context of designing and delivering instruction that is consistent with current best practices for integrating technology. The National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers will be referenced throughout the course. Jan. 14-Apr. 14
EDCT 531 Everything Google for the Classroom (online) (3 SH)* Timothy Taylor
Explores standard and new Google tools that can be used in the classroom to assist with classroom management and instruction. Teachers will increase their knowledge using discussion threads, reflection papers, lesson plans involving the implementation of Google tools, and a course project where candidates use a Google tool for professional or student development or enhancement. Participants will collaborate on ways to use these tools to have the greatest positive impact in their classrooms. Jan. 14-Apr. 14
Summer 2014
EDLA 611 Adolescent/Young Adult Literature (3 SH) ONLINE Eric Bishop
Concentrates on literature written for and by adolescent/young adult readers while relying on works typically classified as young adult literature as well as literary "classics" found within the curriculum for middle, junior and senior high classrooms. Employs reader-response theory. June 10-August 12; $25 technology fee
EDDA 631 Research in Risk & Resiliency (3 SH) ONLINE Sarah Armstrong
Analyzes research bases for understanding risk and resiliency and explores protective factors within the child, family, and community which enable resilience and mitigate risk factors. June 10-August 12
EDLA 531 Literacy in Community & Family Arenas (3 SH) ONLINE Donovan Steiner
Addresses literacy development in a larger scope than traditionally covered through school, focusing on personal, cultural and political issues related to adult literacy. Addresses adult literacy in the context of various settings, including family literacy, workplace literacy and community literacy programs. June 10-August 12
EDDS 601 Advocacy Issues Within Special Education (3 SH) Nadine Larkin
BLENDED course: on site [or WebEx] and ONLINE)
Recognizes the impact and importance of decision-making and the dynamics of advocacy. Includes but is not limited to current topics such as impact of health and medical issues, self-determination by and for students, selection and implementation of instructional and assistive technologies, and creating safe psychological and physical environments. May-August; $25 technology fee
EDCI 511 Teaming and Collaboration (3 SH) Kay Frunzi
Focuses on collaborative strategies for teaming among educators, parents and community agencies. Examines models of consensus building, team leadership, team planning, collaborative strategies and school-community partnerships within the context of inclusive classrooms and transition programs for at-risk learners. June 16-20, 8am-4:30pm
EDCC 521 Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution (3 SH) Judy Mullet
Explores peacebuilding and conflict resolution within educational contexts. Focuses on peaceable climates and conflict transformation approaches and integrates peace curricula for individual classroom settings and within specific schools. June 23-27, 8am-4:30pm
EDCC 531 Social and Ethical Issues in Education (3 SH) Donovan Steiner
Examines educational and ethical values through discussion of case studies and current issues in education. Analyzes how public policy in education is shaped via the community's social and ethical concerns. July 7-11, 8am-4:30pm
EDPC 601 Literacy Practicum (3 SH) Tracy Hough
Focuses on applying literacy knowledge and expertise in a clinical or classroom setting. A case study method of assessing literacy progress in a student will be implemented, supervised by a reading specialist. June 19-July 11, no class July 4
Educational Technology Course Offerings*
*Course tuition is $250 per semester hour for the following Summer 2014 technology course. Class will be held at the Shenandoah County School Board Office.
EDCT 691 "Creating" with 21st Century Tools (3 SH) Timothy Taylor
Participants will identify, use and evaluate 21st Century Learning Tools that can be used to address the top level of the "new" Bloom's Taxonomy – Creating. These tools will be used in the context of designing and delivering instruction that is consistent with current best practices for integrating technology. July 14-18, 8am-4:30pm
Please note that course work typically extends beyond the last class session.
Pre-register by completing and submitting the registration form for Main Campus, Harrisonburg, VA. You will be put on the class roster. Official registration will take place prior to the first session of each course. Full payment will be due at the first session.
Order your textbooks from EMU bookstore, delivered to your home or to be picked up at EMU. The tuition rate for the Master of Arts in Education Program and the Graduate in Education Non-degree Program is $400.00 per semester hour unless otherwise noted.* Institutes and special courses contracted with school divisions may vary in tuition rate.
For more information contact:
Don Steiner, Director
MA in Education Program
Eastern Mennonite University
1200 Park Road
Harrisonburg, VA 22802-2462
(540) 432-4142 or 432-4350
E-mail: ,


text:
Seng has to do list for ag committee
By Jean Caspers-Simmet
Date Modified: 02/05/2013 4:22 PM
E-mail article | Print version
DAVENPORT, Iowa —Senate Agriculture Committee chairman Joe Seng has a list of issues on his plate.
The issues include feed-in tariffs, double cropping, stray voltage, pet cemeteries and the proposed nutrient reduction strategy.
Seng, a Davenport veterinarian, said legislation on feed-in tariffs to promote small farm wind energy projects didn't make it to the ag committee last year. Farmers Electric Cooperative of Kalona is the first Iowa rural electric cooperative to offer a feed-in tariff for customer-generated renewable energy.
"I hope to bring that up myself and see if it gets off the ground," said Seng, a Democrat.
He hopes to call attention to double-cropping issues. Farmers who grow corn and then plant a crop like winter wheat or rye can't get crop insurance because double cropping isn't an approved practice in Iowa for crop insurance purposes.
"It's a federal issue, but we want to have speakers explain this and see if we can get some traction to get this changed," Seng said.
Stray voltage will likely come up through the commerce committee on the electrical side, but Seng hopes to visit the bill on the dairy side in the ag committee. With stray voltage, dairy cattle face production problems due to low-level shocking that occurs from possible wiring problems, he said.
"This issue needs its day in court in the ag committee," Seng said.
He wants to promote new technology that allows crop farmers to chop, bale and bag silage so that it can be transported to livestock producers. Vermeer has patent rights on the new German technology.
"This would help livestock producers if they could contract directly with corn producers to lock in a price on a field of corn," Seng said. "The ag committee's job is not all legislative, sometimes it's informational."
Seng expects a discussion of Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey's proposed nutrient reduction strategy.
"It addresses issues raised nationally on Iowa's contribution to pollution of the dead zone," Seng said. "Northey has come up with voluntary compliance and this will come up in the ag and natural resources budget subcommittee, but legislation could definitely come out of ag that would complement the subcommittee."
Seng said $15 million worth of projects were submitted by farmers last year, and state match was only $2.5 million for a total of $5 million.
"If we would have had $15 million available from the state, we would have got $15 million from the farmer match if they qualified for a total of $30 million," Seng said. "We're only doing a sixth of what the farmers wanted to do. We are one of the number one agricultural states, but yet we're not coming up with the fiscal match for what the farmers want to do. The farmers should not be criticized as much as the state as far as I'm concerned. Agriculture has waited in line long enough, and it should be due its fiscal benefits."
There could be a bill to update or completely revise the master matrix for siting large livestock confinement units. Seng has talked to retired Sen. Jack Kibbie of Emmetsburg, "the spark plug for renewable fuels legislation," about continuing the torch for renewable fuels, and he will visit with the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association about its priorities.
There could be more discussion of animal rights following the passage of last year's ag protection act. Seng anticipates a bill on labeling of GMO grocery products. Some are pushing legislation to regulate zoos that aren't accredited, and Seng plans to bring up a bill establishing pet cemetery regulations.


text:
Narrow your search
What if the red-shirted "Star Trek" ensigns knew the odds of returning from away missions were near zero? John Scalzi talks about the upcoming TV adaptation of his satirical book "Redshirts."
The feature set of the affordable Pandigital Novel looks good on paper, but this color e-book reader and multimedia device is hobbled by its extremely slow performance and unresponsive touch screen.
Jaime Clarke, a Boston-based author and independent bookstore owner, sends out a public plea for readers to resist buying his new novel from the e-commerce giant.
The Marquis is a colonial mothership featuring in a sci-fi novel set in the far reaches of space. The Lego version picked up a well-deserved award.
The retailer's Amazon Prime members will be able to watch episodes of the new series "Under the Dome" just four days after they air on CBS.
Did you know you can use an Android smartphone to measure noise levels, solve Sudoku puzzles, or tune a guitar? We'll show you 10 novel ways to use your Android smartphone.
From the company better known for its digital photo frames comes the Pandigital Novel e-book reader, which features a 7-inch color touch screen and access to the Barnes & Noble online bookstore.
Harry Potter author's first adult novel arrives to mixed reviews, but e-book readers who bought the book today couldn't even read it.
Startup Promethean Power is developing a "thermal battery" that gets around unreliable power service in India at a clean-tech incubator in a converted warehouse in South Boston.


text:
|What customer's are saying:
I bought the bear method package from you and it
was on my doorstep in less than 48 hrs!! A great bow at a great price
and super fast shipping!!
todd jones
|View other customer testimonials: Testimonials
At WalnutCreekArchery.com, we have been selling online for more than a decade. With our years of experience online we are proud to bring you the best quality sporting merchandise that ships to your location quicker and for less than any other retailer.
Our website adds quicker checkout and higher security using either Google or PayPal checkout. We have worked with Google and PayPal for many years to develop the easiest and most reliable website checkout system on the planet. Please enjoy the new website and send us your feedback. We are constantly working to make ourselves a better retailer for you, the customer, and your feedback helps us become the best.
We are now the fastest growing sporting goods retailer on the internet thanks to our wonderful and loyal existing customer base. We look forward to all the new customers this year buying from a small town hard working American company like Walnut Creek Archery. Give us a try and you will hopefully be our hunting friend for a lifetime.
We Support:


text:
Shopping Bag
Now in your bag: 0 Items
Click here to Sign Up for Special Offers and Newsletters!
Now on Instagram!
Find out what our friend Mya has been up to today on Instagram!!
In observance of the holiday our offices will be closed until Monday, March 21st.
Friend & Follow
©2014 All Rights Reserved. My Twinn is a registered trademark of The Personalized Company LLC.
Privacy Policy Unsubscribe
Home - My Wish List - Register - Log In - FAQs - Customer Service
Terms and Conditions


text:
Zip fastening with two zipped pockets. Elasticated waist.Colours: Black, Blue. Polyester. Machine washable.
Regatta Waterproof Long Jacket with Light Padding
Britain's best loved clothing and footwear brand has been making high quality, great value, outdoor gear for the whole family since 1981.
This great value waterproof long jacket by Regatta is perfect for hiking across the British countryside no matter the weather!
Featuring Isotex, Regatta's own waterproof/ventilation innovation, this jacket will not only protect you against all wet weather, from showers to downpours, but will also promote breathability, helping to keep you cool, dry and comfortable. Specially designed for this season, this piece uses Thermo-Guard insulation and a fleece lining to the upper body to keep your body heat trapped inside the garment so you stay warm, no matter the weather. Adjustable cuffs ensure no rain or wind can get in and no heat can get out.
Concealed, the hood offers protection and adjustable, you can perfect the fit to keep your ears and face shielded. Two zipped lower pockets keep your hands snug and essentials close, whilst the zipped pocket is the perfect size for your map, ensuring you can find it quickly if you ever make a wrong turn (not that you would)!
Useful info:
- Waterproof jacket by Regatta
- Isotex 5000 fabric; breathable
- Thermo-Guard insulation
- Fleece lining to upper body
- Concealed hood with adjuster
- Two zipped lower pockets
- One zipped chest pocket
- One zipped map pocket
- Adjustable cuffs
- Available in black or pink
Please note that this is a fitted style and you may want to order a size up for a more comfortable fit.Colour: Black, Pink. Polyester. Machine washable.
Regatta Long Length Water Repellent Coat
Britain's best loved clothing and footwear brand has been making high quality, great value, outdoor gear for the whole family since 1981.
This great value water repellent coat by Regatta is perfect for long walks in the country with your other half or for simply braving the elements on your way to the supermarket!
With a water-repellent lining, this long line jacket will protect you against showers, whilst the hood will ensure you're always prepared for what the weather has in store and the faux fur lining keeps your face and ears warm and snug.
Using thermo-guard insulation, you'll retain your body heat and feel incredibly cosy even on the frostiest of days and the longer length provides maximum coverage during freezing temperatures. With a quilted style, the padding gives this piece shape, whilst the side pockets are ideal for keeping your valuables safe as well as your hands warm.
Wear with a pair of your favourite jeans, a printed top and leather riding boots for a cool, casual daytime look.
Useful info:
- Water repellent coat by Regatta
- Quilted style for added shape
- Hood; detachable faux fur lining
- Thermo-guard insulation
- Zip up fastening to front
- Two side pockets
- Longer length design
- Branding to chest and arm
- Available in black or burgundy


text:
Needs a clean out on the horizontal vent run and another at the base of the stack.
As part of a kitchen remodel, we are moving our island sink. The loop vent needs to be modified, but it looks like the current installation is not done correctly, and we may have an inspection issue if we keep it. The pipe to the exterior vent is connected to the drain side of the loop instead of the vent side, and the clean out is also on the drain side. I have created a simple diagram showing what I mean.
What do you think - Will a loop vent work correctly in this configuration? Would it pass a typical inspection?
Needs a clean out on the horizontal vent run and another at the base of the stack.
[B]No, plumbing ain't rocket science. Unlike rocket science, plumbing requires a license[B]
Something like this
A cleanout can be in the sink cabinet, that's still considered end of line.
Waste line 2"
Vents and trap arm, 1-1/2"
Terry, TomSawyer:
Thanks for the advice. Specifically, looking at the diagram Terry posted, if the vent line is connected just below the in-cabinet clean-out, under the floor, rather than on the other side of the loop, will the the sink drain properly?
The "foot vent" goes on the "vent" side.
Your drawing is backwards.
My drawing, unfortunately, is how the current sink is vented, with the foot vent connected to the "drain" side rather than the "vent" side. I haven't had any issues with slow drainage, but it sounds like I may need to replumb the venting on the loop per the picture you posted.
The way the sink is currently vented, it's almost as if the loop wasn't there.
Last edited by dekay; 11-11-2012 at 07:06 PM.
I think the key phrase for you on Bert's diagram is "loop returns to drain line downstream of fixture drain". So you want the trap arm from the p-trap to run to the upstream side of the loop, which is also where I think you want the clean-out; everything can remain in the same configuration but for side of the loop to which the p-trap is connected. There's a maximum length to that trap arm, but it's 3-feet-6-inches on a 1-1/2" pipe, so that should be well-within-range of the other side of the loop. Bert doesn't seem to make a big deal out of trap arm length (judging, at least, from one photo of a washer standpipe installation in his tips [the middle one, which looks like it has a 2-3 inch trap arm]. Tom Sawyer, however, does. But I don't think you'll have a problem making it work.


text:
FrameMaker 9
I was wondering if there was a way to show which master page is being used but show it on the body page.
Thank You
What I do is to create a new named color, e.g. "zMasterpageName", doesn't matter what color it actually is assigned, except that it should be a color that will not be used in the final document(s). I usually use a light tint of magenta, just enough to be visible but not distracting when one is working on the body content.
Then I put text frames on each master page containing a dedicated paragraph tag (also named MasterpageName) with its paratag set to "zMasterpageName" color, and I type in whatever words I want to be displayed on the body pages.
For double-sided books I usually put the text frames in the upper left or right corner of the page, so that they are an easy visual placement indicator, and so that when paging through a book at higher than 100% magnification the page tops are displayed without having to scroll.
In addition, I often put ruling lines in the same MasterpageName color down the outer left or right gutter, as appropriate, so that it's easy to see whether the page is a left or right side.
Another variation for the text frame mentioned above is to use dedicated paratags, e.g. MasterpageNameRight, MasterpageNameLeft, and then set each paratag to have autonumber text for the appropriate words. Or instead, insert specially named variables, e.g. "vMasterpageRight" whose definition is set to be the appropriate words.
Finally, for final copy I set the special color to be non-printing, so that it's not output to print or PDF.
btw, the use of "z" or "v" in front of the names is so that these "housekeeping" names sort together, and display at the bottom, of their respective catalogs.
What I do is to create a new named color, e.g. "zMasterpageName", doesn't matter what color it actually is assigned, except that it should be a color that will not be used in the final document(s). I usually use a light tint of magenta ...
I use color "Invisible Text", which also gets set to white at final document rendering, then redacted in Acrobat Pro. I find I use it a lot, so there is no need to name it so that it sinks to the bottom of the color list.
I'd suggest not using magenta, as that is the color for "overlapping condition codes".
You can also use any ordinary text on the master page, of any color, tagged with a condition code (such as "Draft") that is switched off at rendering. Using a CC has the advantage that no redaction is necessary in post processing.
PS - White on white text only gets deleted by Acrobat if both text and background are 100% RGB or CMYK white.
A simple text frame on the master page can contain the name of the Master Page. You could use lots of things to eliminate the label from the final output (custom colors, color view settings, conditional text) but that is is addition to displaying the name of the master page itself.
I was looking for a solution (for Frame 7.2) to the opening question and came upon this thread.
My documents have a header frame with room for extra text so I did the following:
Now I can turn the condition on to verify that master pages are properly applied but of course have to hide the condition to avoid printing them.
Does anyone know if Adobe added master page info to the status bar yet? There appears to be plenty of room for this.
What does the Frame 10 status bar show anyway?
Michael F
> Created a condition named Master Page Name.
My earlier conflicting advice to the contrary nothwithstanding, I've since found (so far) that the easiest (fewest clicks) way to do this is with Color Views (CV). No Conditions required. No redaction needed in post.
The MP name is typed in as "Master Page: Name" in a text frame in the margin of each MP.
The text is tagged with a defined color ("Invisible Text"), which we use for a variety of similar purposes, such as draft status, image import info, and empty or meta para types..
We have four main CVs: authoring mode, review mode, print workflow and web workflow.
Invisible Text is one of the colors pre-arranged in CVs to be "Invisible:" except in authoring mode.
It takes 6 clicks to control it book-wide.
You left out enough steps to prevent me from creating an invisible color.
I used View -> Color -> Definitions to create a color for the master page labels and applied it to some text on a master page. I also selected Print As: Don't Print to see what that would do.
I then used View -> Color -> View to move the new color to an unused View.
When I set that view, the master page label went invisible. That's not useful.
You wrote:
"Invisible Text is one of the colors pre-arranged in CVs to be "Invisible:" except in authoring mode."
Please give us some more to go on because I don't see any color named "invisible" and don't understand if the "invisible" text will print or if you need to set the proper color view to hide it before printing.
Michael F
Here's the step by step for a simple monolithic document. It was done in FM7/Windows, so your dialogs may vary. This only describes "Invisible Text". I also have meta colors for "Web" and "Review".
The result follows my Color Views convention of:
<1> View/web edition (only meta color "Web" on in Color Views)
<2> Print edition (no meta colors on in CV)
<3,4> Reserved for future use
<5> Review edition (meta colors "Review" and "Web" are on)
<6> Authoring mode (all meta colors on, including Invisible Text)
If you also set up a Character Format named Invisible Text, you can use it to tag Body text that you want invisible for release*.
Now you can switch this on and off just by using Color Views.
It's not too much harder to apply it book-wide, and it can then be controlled book-wide from the book menu. Select all component files, and View > Color > Views. No condition codes involved. No messing with color defs.
* Use Condition Codes where you need meta text that causes reflow on redaction.
Color Views is great where there is no reflow.


text:
28th Annual Photoreview Competition
June 6, 2012
This year's Photo Review International Photography Competition will be juried by Peter Barberie, Curator of Photographs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and curator of recent exhibitions on Zoe Strauss and Mark Cohen. The Photo Review Competition enables thousands of people across the country to see the accepted work in our 2012 competition issue and on our website. Also, the prize-winning photographers will be chosen for an exhibition at the photography gallery of The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. Numerous Editor's Selections will be exhibited in several Photo Review web galleries. Awards include Camera equipment, software, cash.
Download contest rules and submit images:


text:
Stunning Facts about the leaders of the free world.
These graphs hit the nail on the head!
Make pizza in your pie iron with biscuit dough or Bread Line your pie iron with foil for easy clean up. Wrapping your meat…
Examples of teachers being totally awesome!
Common things that the airline companies do not tell you that you should know.
A look inside of a nuclear power plant. It is so beautiful!
With the help of color, old photos are brought back to life.
Everyone can relate to these images.
Awesome fun facts about history.
The people of Reddit posed the question, "What is the laziest thing you've ever done?" And the responses did not disappoint.


text:
A former Art Institute of Washington instructor and the president of a successful graphic design studio, Barbara Brecher will pass on her skills in two Spring 2013 classes at RCC: "Introduction to Graphic Skills" and "Introduction to Computer Graphics."
Brecher holds the degrees of bachelor of fine arts in art education from the University of Massachusetts, and master of fine arts in communications design from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT).
Entering the program with, she says, "a portfolio of paintings and a handful of brushes rather than the usual box of T-squares and triangles" carried by her fellow students, she found the contrast so remarkable that she wondered why the program had accepted her. One of her professors, however, pointed out the great potential demonstrated by the strong graphic elements in her paintings, and the "wonderful eye for composition" that was apparent in her photographs.
After graduation, Brecher became director of an educational program at RIT that paired design students with staff members from area non-profit organizations. She then free-lanced as a graphic designer for five years before taking the position of director of publications with the University of Rochester Medical Center, and finally establishing her own studio. She describes her Brecher Design Group as "a full-service graphic design company," working in print and on the Internet to produce annual reports, conference materials, branding, event packages, exhibits, web sites, publications, and logos for its clients.
Brecher has lived through the evolution of graphic design, watching creative tools evolve from drawing with pencil and paper to using computer-aided design programs. She calls the computer "a pencil on steroids," and notes that she used to need five to seven designers to do what a single person with a computer can now accomplish.
"Today we live in a very visual society," says Brecher. "If you can tell a story with a single image rather than with five lines of copy, the audience will prefer it that way. And once you have them with the 'info-graphic,' then you can offer them the text." She adds, "Being a graphic designer is fun. Where else can you go in to work and be creative every day?"
As for job opportunities in the field of graphic design, Brecher believes that they are indeed out there . . . but to find them, the designer must be willing to freelance, arrange internships, join associations, and maintain a network of associates.


text:
Showing 1-17 of 17 items found in Shopping
- <
- 1
- >
Danville Village Mall
Anchored by Sears, Carson's, Dunham's Sports, and Burlington Coat Factory, the Danville Village Mall features Ross Dress For Less, Book World, Christopher & Banks, Clair's Boutique, Deb Junior & Plus, Cellular One, Bath and Body Works, Maurices and others. Dining options include Garfield's Restaurant and Pub and Buffalo Wild Wings. The AMC Village Mall 6 is open daily for movie-goers.
CITY: Danville
Mena's Mercantile
Beautifully organized, clean antique shop in downtown Paxton. Specializing in antiques, collectibles and good old-fashioned hospitality. New items daily. Located in the basement, it is a not for profit thrift store where all items are 50 cents.
CITY: Paxton
Resh Frame Shop & Woodcarving
Resh Frame Shop offers quality custom framing for every budget and every style and professional, friendly service. All custom picture framing work is done on site, and uses archival materials to insure that your work is properly preserved. The frame shop has over 5,000 traditional, Italian & contemporary frame samples to choose from.
CITY: Danville
Images Framing & Fine Art
Primarily a picture framing destination with thousands of framing choices, Images also serves as a gallery for 2-D and 3-D artists. With 30+ years in business, Images Framing and Fine Art provides you with expert advice that will help you select the correct frame and mats to compliment you and your art.
CITY: Danville
Market Street General Store
Craft store, country crafts and gourmet foods.
CITY: Paxton
Vermilion County Museum
Vermilion County Museum is a new building which is a replica of the 1833 county courthouse where Lincoln practiced law from 1841-1859. Exhibits include the Lincoln Law Office in Danville, a schoolhouse, coal mine shaft and more.
CITY: Danville
Sugar Shack Antiques
Sugar Shack Antiques located just north of Oakwood is opened the first weekend of every month. Kim and Doug Marsh opened the shop at their Bison and Cattle Ranch. You'll find a specialized mixed of antiques, primitives, handmade quilts, old hunting and fishing items, old western items along with antlers, horns, and hides. They also feature packaged meat from the KD Ranch.
CITY: Oakwood
Hinkle Produce
Buy cucumbers, gherkins, peppers, pumpkins and other in-season produce.
CITY: Cissna Park
Among Friends
Gifts and Antiques.
CITY: Danville
Gordyville U.S.A.
Buy, sell, shop or swap two weekends of every month.
CITY: Gifford
CITY: Danville
North Street Sweet Repeates
The shop offers used furniture in good condition, along with other home items that fit everyone's budged.
CITY: Danville
Cornerstore Antiques
Two floors of original antiques in excellent condition. The store owner is very knowledible of the merchandise and they are displayed perfectly.
CITY: Danville
Wicker furniture, fabric, artificial trees & flowers. Antiques and antique furniture.
CITY: Danville
Queen Ann's Cottage Shops
Several shops in one location. Anything from antiques to unique gifts, gourmet foods and crafts.
CITY: Danville
Culbert Flowers & Gifts by Molly
Nursery, gifts, antiques and much more. We had a wide range of unique selections perfect for any occasion.
CITY: Hoopeston
Watseka Farmers Market
This farmers market is located at the First Trust & Savings bank in downtown Watseka. There are approximately fifteen vendors. Most of the vendors sell homegrown fruits and vegetables. There are also craft vendors on site. Held on Saturdays, 7am-Noon, June through September.
CITY: Watseka
- <
- 1
- >


text:
One of the most popular hostels in Boracay registered with Hostelworld, Trafalgar Cottages are the budget traveller's... More Info »
Frendz Resort is only a two minute walk from the famous white beach of Boracay, main restaurants... located central... More Info »
Bonzai Resort Only a few seconds walk from one of the most beautiful beaches in the world 'White Beach, Boracay'.... More Info »
Panorama Boracay Resort is ideally located in Balabag, in between Station 1 and 2, of Boracay Island. It is less... More Info »
The hotel description is not the opinion of the owner but solemnly composed of customer reviews. It is really close... More Info »
Victory Beach Resort is located right at the famous Whitebeach of Boracay Island. The brand new rooms are equipped... More Info »
Popular hostel and meeting place, right on the beach near Angol. Meet other travelers or enjoy some diving or... More Info »
Why pay for a bunk bed when you can afford the whole room? Bambooze Hauz caters to the budget guest with 20 newly... More Info »
The only boutique hostel in Boracay - MNL Boracay Beach Hostel brings you luxury comforts plus backpacker fun in the... More Info »
Rooms are color themed. Total of 8 Rooms with Double beds. Ideal for couples. Rates are very reasonable. Free Wifi on... More Info »
Boracay Actopia Resort (Active and Eutopia) is situated right at Cagban Port of Boracay Island. The place is... More Info »
One Philosophy 2 hostels: Casamso Boracay is the sister hostel of Frendz Resort Boracay (just 20meters next door).... More Info »
Located on Bulabog Beach, Reef Retreat Resort is a 10-bedroom, two-suite deluxe resort nestled in tropical gardens.... More Info »
Isla Gecko is a modern centrally located clean great value resort. with a blend of native and concrete design. More Info »
Surfers Home is a perfect place for those who love watersports as it's located directly on Bulabog Beach, the wind &... More Info »
The simple life; sleeping in a hammock under coconut palm trees swaying in the tropical breeze, reading your favorite... More Info »
Air Conditioning in Guesthouse, Reading Light, Security Lockers, fan in cottage .... More Info »
Video guides, travel podcasts, city maps & free city guides. What to eat, where to stay and things to do and see - our travel guides have it all.Find a guide »
One early morning, accompanied with a semi-hot cappuccino and croissant eaten like a true Roman - standing up and in a hurry - I was off on the Metro to the Vatican.Read more »
We offer the most comprehensive selection of hostels on the internet with over 35,000 great places to stay in 180 countries. The ultimate online resource for hostels everywhere.Find great value hostels »


text:
Please wait while page loads...
- $280.00
- Color: MAJESTIC RED ESTATE BLUE MAJESTIC RED TNF BLACK
- Size Advisor
- Size: S M L XL XXL
Stay drier while racing downhill in wet conditions wearing this lightweight HyVent® 2.5L hard-shell jacket for multi-layer waterproofing that doesn't require a lining. The quick-drying exterior features FlashDry™ technology to instantly shed exterior moisture. An internal MP3 pocket and a designated pocket for your goggles organize your accessories while keeping them accessible. Use the snap-front elasticized powder skirt to keep snow from reaching your baselayers on epic powder days. The helmet-compatible hood is adjustable for a dialed fit that will keep you warm on the coldest days, or remove it entirely for après-ski wear. The active fit is streamlined without restricting your freedom of movement.
Features Include
- Active fit
- Waterproof, breathable, fully seam sealed
- Adjustable, removable hood
- Reverse-coil chest pocket
- Underarms vents
- Handwarmer zip pockets
- Wrist accessory pocket with goggles cloth
- Internal media-security pocket
- Internal goggles pocket
- Two-snap, adjustable, snap-down powder skirt with gripper elastic
- Adjustable hem system
Product Specifications
- Style:
- Fabric:
- 159 g/m² HyVent® 2.5L—100% polyester with FlashDry™
- Avg Weight:
- 800 g (28.22 oz)
- Length from Center Back:
- 29.5"
- Source:
- Imported
- Guarantee:
- Lifetime Warranty
As a leader in the outdoor industry, The North Face® has developed innovative, proprietary fabrics that improve moisture management and temperature regulation during outdoor activity. FlashDry™ fabrics feature a microporous additive that accelerates the removal of moisture from the skin and speeds evaporative drying. FlashDry™ enables the user to stay drier, more comfortable and out performing longer in a wide range of weather conditions and environments. FlashDry™ doesn't add weight or bulk and never washes or wears out.
- Accelerates evaporation and keeps you dry.
- Most effective moisture management.
- FlashDry is permanently embedded in the yarn and won't wash out.
- 100+ different products with FlashDry technology within our running, snowsports, climbing, and hiking apparel, baselayers, and accessories.
A waterproof, breathable technology utilizing a polyurethane (PU) coating that consists of a tri-component, multi-layer formula for waterproof protection, moisture permeability and durability. HyVent® technology has been lab- and field-tested to ensure the best possible durability and function while also maintaining an optimum level of breathability. To test the level of waterproofness, we subjected HyVent® garments to 20 wash cycles, where garments retained an average of more than 60 PSI on the waterproofing Mullens test.


text:
Poetry is life with line-breaks – a personal matter – and I hope that this six poem mixtape I've chosen will resonate with you. This guided tour shall be filled to the brim with hapless word-beauty and the panic of my too-frequent tricolons.
You Were Wearing Blue
by Tom Raworth
The simple, lower-case loveliness of this poem is enveloping. I love the way it spreads out on the page, like fingers against the sky. For me, the presentation of poetry is nearly as important as the content. 'listen you said i / preferred to look' Raworth tells us, and with 'You Were Wearing Blue' I think it's best to do both. A Sloping Pitch
by Patrick Brandon
I found this trailing through the Poetry Archive's themes section, hidden under the lonely 'camping' tag. Oh, the metaphors in this poem. Gas burners described as splaying neat blue petals? Snoring tearing long strips in the dark? The yaw of the ground? The words are so substantial that I could eat them. You should try it. The Shout
by Simon Armitage
There isn't much to say about this poet that already hasn't been said by someone else, in better words. But from the first time I ploughed through my GCSE poetry anthology, I couldn't help but find him rather magical. Splendiferous, even. 'The Shout' encapsulates Simon Armitage's …Simon Armitage-iness in its natural habitat. Hotel Emergencies
by Bill Manhire
The word ostinato that is built up throughout the poem is hypnotic and hysterical and helpless. Its rather fantastic backstory really gathers the different elements together. Bill Manhire's tone is an incredible supplement to his verse and the relentlessness of all the sounds of the poem. Station
by Li-Young Lee
This poem particularly demonstrates the wonderfulness of the Poetry Archive and the joy of poetry being read aloud, I feel. Li-Young Lee's voice is an American-accented duvet; just leave your emotional, physical, biological baggage with him and let oceans of imagery breathe on you, accomplishing a lullaby that reading it never could. Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf
by Roald Dahl
For our last stop, passengers who have boarded at either end of childhood are sure to enjoy this wondrous poem by Roald Dahl. When I discovered Revolting Rhymes in my primary school library, aged about eight, it revolutionised my life. I think this poem should serve as a reminder to us all when we're busy taking things too seriously that things shouldn't be serious. In fact, we should all have a break and read 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' again. And on that exquisite note, please enjoy the Poetry Archive.
Sherrie is 16 and lives in Maidenhead, a place name which meant something completely different in Shakespearean times. Sherrie started her love of poetry with nursery rhymes, and then moved on. Sherrie was one of the Top Fifteen Foyle Young Poets of the Year 2010 for her poem 'nobody ever wins, nobody ever loses'. Sherrie plays piano and loves coloured paperclips and Roman numerals. Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award is free to enter and open to anyone aged 11-17. With over 20,000 poems entered last year, the competition and quality remains as fierce as ever. This year's judges are Imtiaz Dharker and Glyn Maxwell. To enter this year's competition and for more info go to: 'Foyle Young Poets' www.foyleyoungpoets.org. Deadline is the 31st July 2011.


text:
Lanai hotels and more for Hawaiian weddings. Info for destination weddings, wedding packages and beach weddings in Hawaii.
Before you book, make sure all your questions are answered—in writing! We've created a list of important questions to ask your location to get you started.
|Special Offer
|Four Seasons Resort Lanai, The Lodge at Koele
|Lanai City - Lanai
|Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele Bay
|Lanai City - Lanai


text:
ImagesSee All 195 Images
VideosSee All 16 Videos
Random Encounter Live - Quake III Arena
Grab a railgun and blast your way through Quake III Arena with Danny and Martin.
Minecraft dev wants to settle lawsuit with Quake 3
Markus "Notch" Persson challenges Bethesda to a team deathmatch competition, promises to let Skyrim publisher approve a new name for Scrolls if he loses.
GameSpot Presents: Dreamcast's 10th Anniversary: The Rise and Fall of Sega's Last Great System
Take a trip back in time as we look at the highs and lows of Sega's last console.
Hollenshead Rages about PC gaming, E3 surprises
Q&A: id's CEO discusses his studio's new multiplatform strategy, aversion to Wii development, Quake Live, Doom 4, and unannounced projects.
E3 2008: Carmack IDs Quake Live
Doom creator's celebrity technical director joins executive producer Marty Stratton to discuss free-to-play, browser-based FPS, and PC-versus-console strengths.
Intel shows off anticheating tech
Processor giant working on method to detect PC players using programs like aimbots and wall hacks.
Quake III Arena source code released
id Software releases guts of classic PC shooter under general public license; file available at GameSpot DLX.
Q&A: Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel
The Quake III champ-turned-computer entrepreneur shoots his mouth off about professional gaming.
QuakeCon 2003 registration opens
Id Software is calling for workshop speakers for the August event, which will feature a large LAN party and tournaments with prizes totaling $125,000.
Recent Forum ActivityGo to Quake III Arena (2000) Discussion
No forum topics for Quake III Arena (2000) yet. Want to start us off? Create a new topic.


text:
WinterFest successful; drive brings in $61,886 South Dakota Public Television surpassed its goal during the WinterFest fund-raising drive with $61,886. The annual December drive featured a combination of holiday specials, documentaries and music. Some 673 people pledged and 383 of them were new members of the Friends of South Dakota Public Broadcasting.
"Our viewers have proven, once again, that they support South Dakota Public Television, not only by watching, but also by actively participating in the Public Television process," said Karin Meler, director of development at SDPTV. "We are grateful for their support."
The highlight was the auction of a signed and numbered print donated to the network by South Dakota artist Joshua Spies, plus a live personal appearance by the artist during breaks on Dec. 12, the final day of the drive. The framed artwork was auctioned for $650. Spies, of Watertown, is fast becoming one of America's leading wildlife artists.
Two SDPTV-produced documentaries were featured during the drive, as well. American Ace: The Joe Foss Story with the extraordinary story of a South Dakotan who was a war hero, governor, TV star and more. Wild Horses: An American Romance, a co-production with Nebraska ETV, looked at the plight of mustangs.
The money raised during the drive will be used by SDPTV's fund-raising arm, the Friends of South Dakota Public Broadcasting, to pay for programs and programming services.
For information about this or other SDPB programs, call 1 (800) 456-0766 or visit the SDPB web site (www.sdpb.org.)


text:
With its amazing clarity, fishfinding sonar and GPS precision, the original HDS-10 took the water by storm. Now, it's back and better than ever! Introducing the HDS-8 Gen 2... it's everything you loved about the original, but with faster charting, panning and zooming, and a new streamlined interface that's easier than ever to use! Of course, the BIG, high-resolution SolarMAX Plus 8.4" color display, a sonar-enhancing broadband sounder, and 16-channel GPS are here, same as the original.
Now featuring LSS StructureScan2 technology for a complete picture that's unmatched in fishfinding! With years of developing and testing, StructureScan2 reveals every nook and cranny, removing all guesswork so you spend more productive time fishing, with the greatest clarity, highest detail and brightest viewing possible.
Picture-perfect bottom viewing of ledges, channels, drop-offs, brush, and other fish hidey-holes... it's all yours with StructureScan! It's amazingly easy to install, and includes a 455 / 800 kHz transducer. Here's more on what makes the HDS-8 with pre-loaded Insight USA Maps and StructureScan2 one of the best all-in-one units on the water:
Brilliant display:
GPS Navigation:
StructureScan2 Imaging Bundle:
Order yours ONLINE today!
You qualify for a free gift. It will be added to your cart automatically.
Shop Similar Items
to find something that we have now or that can be backordered.
If you would like to be notified when we have this item available for sale, click
and enter your email address to receive an email notification.


text:
Dear Student,
Welcome to Clarion University of Pennsylvania and our Residence Life program!
The Residence Life staff believes that the independence you are about to experience is a significant part of your college education. We look forward to sharing that time with you and encouraging you make the most of your college years.
All students living in our residence halls/suites are required to purchase a meal plan.To view and purchase a meal plan click on Dine on Campus.
Our staff is trained to assist you and ensure that you have a positive experience while living on campus. We have designed a variety of programs and activities on campus and in our residence halls. Our staff has developed a positive environment that will promote your personal growth and development as well as help assure your success as a Clarion University student and ultimately as a Clarion University alumnus.
The following short video will introduce you to the three housing options at Clarion University.
For more detailed information on these options go to Places to Live.


text:
The Department of History provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the historical forces that have shaped the world's civilizations. Studying history helps one to develop a critical perspective on the world and to understand how one's own identity and culture relate to those of others. The Department particularly prides itself on the diversity of its course offerings, its emphasis on faculty and student research, and the opportunities it offers for students to engage in internships in the Memphis community.
No matter what vocation a student chooses after graduation, historical study helps one to comprehend and contextualize the problems of contemporary society, while also enhancing one's research, writing, and presentation skills.]
Congressman Steve Cohen spoke at the February 6 initiation of new members into Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society. Above, left to right, are Lanier Flanders ′15 (editor, Rhodes Historical Review), Congressman Cohen, Phoebe Strom ′14 (Phi Alpha Theta president), Jeff Warren ′14 (editor, Rhodes Historical Review), and Camilla Morrison ′14 (Phi Alpha Theta vice president).


text:
PERU: AmBev opens brewery in Peru
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 31 October 2005
The pan-Latin American beer force AmBev has opened a new brewery in Peru.
just-drinks articles are only available to registered users and members.
Join now for increased access
There are various access options to choose from. All provide instant access to the latest news, insight and expert analysis.
If you're already a member, login here.
The pan-Latin American beer force AmBev has opened a new brewery in Peru.
- Unlimited access to all the latest global beverage news and insight
- Expert analysis that puts the news into context
- Exclusive interviews with leading industry figures
- Monthly management briefings with detailed analysis on hot topics
- Personalised RSS feeds and email newsletters
- 10-year archive of news, insight and intelligence
- Discounts on just-drinks market research
- Plus much more
If you're already a member, login here
More articles related to this one
PERU: AmBev readies for beer launch
AmBev Peru is to launch a new beer in the market that will bring competition to a market so far dominated by the monopoly of Union de Cervecerias Peruanas Backus & Johnston SAA, or Backus.
BELGIUM: Shareholders approve InBev dividend
InBev said yesterday that its General Shareholders Meeting of April 26, 2005 approved the annual accounts 2004, as well as the gross dividend of €0.39 proposed by the board of directors.
BELGIUM: InBev reports mixed volume performance
InBev, the world's largest brewer by volume, said it has achieved overall organic volume growth of 4.1% in the first quarter of 2005, to 47.3m hectolitres, despite tough conditions in the US and Western Europe.


text:
There are 4 possible causes of sadness, social withdrawal, tired
Viewing 4 of 4 results
I'm experiencing:
Possible Causes - Listed in order from the most common to the least.
Postpartum depression affects as many as 13 percent of new mothers. In the U.S., that's half a million women. Learn about symptoms, causes, risks, and more.
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression. People affected by SAD display symptoms of depression at the same time every year, typically during the fall and winter months. According to the America...
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness marked by extreme shifts in mood, from mania to depression. In mania, a person may feel extremely excited, impulsive, euphoric, and full of energy. Depression might brin...
This feature is for informational purposes only and should not be used to diagnose.
Please consult a healthcare professional if you have health concerns.
Please consult a healthcare professional if you have health concerns.
Click to add a symptom to your list
- Top Symptoms


text:
Book your room at Trip Hotel Ithaca
Please enter your travel dates.
Ithaca hotel with an indoor pool
Situated in Ithaca, this hotel is close to Shops at Ithaca Mall, Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary, and Ithaca Falls Natural Area. Local attractions also include Cornell Plantations and Newman Municipal Golf Course.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Trip Hotel Ithaca features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and irons/ironing boards.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Trip Hotel Ithaca
- The Overview
Trip Hotel Ithaca features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This hotel offers access to a business center and small meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 10000 square feet (900 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms. This Ithaca hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby and an elevator (lift).
- Restaurant
- Free outdoor parking
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Free Wi-Fi
- Business services
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 5
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Business center
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Bar/lounge
- Fitness facilities
- Number of floors - 3
- Elevator/lift
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Total number of rooms - 106
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 10000
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 900
- Connect
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free outdoor parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
- The Room
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- The Eats
Picassos - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Out and About
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
The Fine Print for Trip Hotel Ithaca
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pack your pet
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 40
- You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Pet fee: USD 20 per pet, per stay
- We Should Mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).