text:
This morning I had the pleasure of attending the rally in Norfolk, VA at which Mitt Romney introduced his running mate for the 2012 election. Speculation had flown around the Internet for days, as pundits made their case for or against this or that candidate. There were many attractive prospects this year, including my governor… Continue reading »
News of the World (and Then an Overlong Meditation on The Avengers)
France has just elected a Socialist with a capital S to be their President. Goodbye, Sarkozy. Goodbye, Carla Bruni. The French may have really cocked things up with this one. I mean, you expect a certain level of Gallic incompetence and arrogant short-sightedness, but this is just too much. I should add I love the… Continue reading »
With Apologies to Wilfred Owen
Please, somebody. Bent double, we new beggars under tax, Knock-kneed, reading news rags, we cursed at Drudge, Till on the haunting views we turned our backs And towards November's test began to trudge. We voted asleep. Many lost their roots But limped on, nails-gnawed. Perry lame; all blind; Drunk with fatigue; deaf even to the… Continue reading »
Perry's Out; Now What?
Well it's finally happened. Rick Perry's campaign, derailed by poor debate performance and an insistence by some members of the conservative punditariat that vaccines were more important than a record of job creation, has ended. It ended on a good note, as Perry left the race without playing spoiler. His supporters in South Carolina represent… Continue reading »
News of the Day: Limerick Edition 1-11-12
ROMNEY SEWS IT UP, SMUG JERKS SEEM READY TO CLAIM AFTER ONE PRIMARY What a very strange journey we're on When Romney can pass off this con That he's not progressive – It's very impressive! Though a disappointing denouement… It's just a shame all the other guys Proved themselves insufficiently wise. But that's not… Continue reading »
Events Are Not to My Liking; and Other Things of Marginal Concern to You
It's not that I haven't wanted to write; it's just that there are so many things I want to do at a given moment that eclipse my desire to write a blog post and cast it into the cold unfeeling nether. All that aside, I'm here now and I'm pissed. Why? You might well ask… Continue reading »
I don't have the energy, interest, wherewithal or pluck to attempt a blog post longer than a few words. I shall therefore apply a scattershot approach, and hit on several topics or random thoughts. Join me on this potentially amazing experience. *** Bad news out of Smithfield, my hometown. The priest there has been suspended from… Continue reading »
Decision 2012
I've decided that I am going to support Rick Perry for President of the United States. Some regular readers here and on Twitter (mostly on Twitter; this blog is like an Alaskan mining town – rich in resources but scantly populated) may have noticed that I've resisted making a decision about lending my active support to a… Continue reading »
Know Your Political Cults
This political season has seen the conservative movement struggle with its identity and its prospects for the future. A lot is on the line in the 2012 election, certainly. What I've noticed more and more is just how personally everyone seems to take the merest criticism of their preferred candidate. The reactions range from defensive scorn… Continue reading »
The First Among the Rest
The contest for the Republican nomination for President has, well before the first primary, been both raucous and caustic. As yet it has not dipped into toxicity, although prior to Sarah Palin's voluntary departure from consideration the onset of psychosis among some of her core supporters seemed inevitable. Ron Paul has even managed to keep… Continue reading »


text:
Phillies third. Hamels singled to center. Rollins singled to right, Hamels to third. On Castellanos's error, Rollins to second. Pierre grounded out, pitcher Harang to first baseman Loney. Pence safe on fielder's choice and E.Herrera's error, Hamels scored, Rollins to third. Wigginton hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Gwynn Jr., Rollins scored. Victorino walked, Pence to second. Fontenot singled to center, Pence scored, Victorino to third. Mayberry lined out to center fielder Gwynn Jr..
3 runs, 3 hits, 2 errors, 2 left on. Phillies 3, Dodgers 0.
Dodgers fourth. E.Herrera safe at first on Wigginton's error. J.Rivera safe at first on Wigginton's error, E.Herrera to third. Hairston Jr. hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Pierre, E.Herrera scored. Loney singled to center, J.Rivera to second. Castellanos grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Wigginton to second baseman Fontenot, J.Rivera to third, Loney out. Gwynn Jr. struck out.
1 run, 1 hit, 2 errors, 2 left on. Phillies 3, Dodgers 1.
Dodgers sixth. E.Herrera walked on a full count. J.Rivera singled to left, E.Herrera to second. Hairston Jr. popped out to shortstop Rollins. Loney singled to center, E.Herrera scored, J.Rivera to third. Castellanos struck out. Gwynn Jr. singled to left, J.Rivera scored, Loney to second. Treanor singled to left, Loney scored, Gwynn Jr. to third. Gwynn Jr. was caught stealing, catcher Schneider to third baseman Wigginton, Gwynn Jr. out.
3 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors, 1 left on. Dodgers 4, Phillies 3.
Dodgers ninth. Ruiz in as catcher. Qualls pitching. Treanor infield single to shortstop. Abreu pinch-hitting for J.Wright. Abreu singled to left, Treanor to second. D.Gordon singled to left, Treanor to third, Abreu to second. E.Herrera safe on fielder's choice and Fontenot's error, Treanor scored, Abreu to third, D.Gordon to second. Ethier doubled to right, Abreu scored, D.Gordon scored, E.Herrera to third. E.Herrera was out advancing, right fielder Pence to catcher Ruiz, E.Herrera out, Ethier to third. Hairston Jr. singled to left, Ethier scored. Valdes pitching. Loney struck out. Castellanos flied out to left fielder Pierre.
4 runs, 5 hits, 1 error, 1 left on. Dodgers 8, Phillies 3.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"I really liked all the choices in design,and colors, and most of all styles as you can tell by all ones I ordered. Only thing I wish I could have picked the style of writing. I must trust that your designers know what's best. Thank you very pleased"
"I bought these as a gift for a friend's nautical themed wedding to be usd for Than you notes etc. She loved them. They came quickly and were really high quality."
"I ordered these for my husband and I just before our wedding to use for our thank you cards. We both agreed on this design and absolutely loved. We loved it so much we went back and ordered 100 more. I highly recommend them to anyone needed labels. I'm considering ordering them for friends as gifts."
"The colors are perfect, bright, and cheerful. They match any card I am sending out and are perfect for every occasion. It was just what I was looking for."
"This label really dresses up a simple white envelope. Combined with the matching announcement, it makes for a classy looking presentation. Very satisfied!"


text:
Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center Research Programs
The Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center has organized its research activities into seven programs to enhance interactions between investigators. Cancer research is generally categorized into several general areas or phases.
Basic Research: seeks to understand the normal biology and biochemistry of living organisms as well as understand how normal biology is disrupted leading to cancer. These disruptions to normal functioning are referred to as carcinogenesis or oncogenesis.
Translational Research: seeks to use basic understanding or biology and oncogenisis to develop methods of selectively destroying cancer cells or better stopping cancer from developing.
Clinical Research: takes ideas developed from basic and translational research and tests the new methods in human patients. In general a new, promising therapy is ultimately compared to the best current therapy to determine if the new therapy is superior.
Population-based, Epidemiological and Behavioral Research: studies large populations or subsets of populations to identify biological characteristics, behaviors or environmental factors that might lead to cancer.
Health Services, Outcomes and Comparative Effectiveness Research: studies the delivery of healthcare attempting to identify best practices and systems that lead to measurably better patient outcomes.
Researchers at the Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center are engaged in all these areas of cancer research. Efforts to integrate this new knowledge to develop, test, disseminate and deliver new better therapies or prevention strategies is called translation.
Translational Research
Three of the Cancer Center's programs are fully translational in that researchers in the programs are engaged in each general area of research and work together around common problems for a patient population. Their members not only study the underlying biology and develop new therapies but also deliver these therapies in a comprehensive fashion to our patients. These three programs are:
These programs are supported by many sources of funding including philanthropy, competitive research grants from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) and several major program grants such as NCI SPORE grants in Breast and Lymphoma.
Basic Research Programs
Three of the Cancer Center's organized programs focus more on the earlier phases of knowledge generation in the areas of normal and tumor cell biology as well as processes that lead to carcinogenesis. Members of these programs often work with members of our other programs to translate this new knowledge into potential new therapies. These three programs are:
These programs are supported by many sources of funding including philanthropy but are primarily funded through competitive research grants from the NCI and other institutes of the NIH.
Prevention and Population Sciences Program
This program brings together investigators who employ various approaches to study patient populations and develop innovative approaches to preventing cancer through behavioral modification or other therapeutic interventions. Members of this program often collaborate with members in other programs to help identify the biology that leads to identifying higher incidences of cancer in populations. Members of this group also work to develop individual and community based interventions to reduce the incidence of cancer.
These programs are supported by many sources of funding including philanthropy but are primarily funded through competitive research grants from the NCI and NIH.
Developing Programs
Development of new research programs is a key element in our strategic plan. Currently, there are three developing programs.
- Prostate Cancer
- Pancreas Cancer
- Gastrointestinal Cancer


text:
Club Jade has a collection of coverage from today's Star Wars Rebels panel at WonderCon. The page also includes a video featuring Hera and Chopper inMr. JabbaJohnL 1 Minute Ago
I don't worship the guy; he's certainly done some crap in his time (and Spotlight: Arcee wasn't his best at all). I just think that in IDW there was noEl Chuxter 33 Minutes Ago
...and for those wondering what an LCT (Landing Craft Tank) looks like, here ya go:
(This image was also sent to me)
Birth, School, Metallica, Death, Volume 1 The Biography by Paul Brannigan and Ian Woodward. This first volume in a two book set follows MetallicaJimJamBonds 46 Minutes Ago
Thanks, I have a marathon in two weeks so if you want to race long distance you've got run long distance.
You have the T but no B??!?!?
Here is a pic. Couldnt get it to load before.indyjones1981 1 Hour Ago
I picked this 2 pack up off ebay from Asia.
Looks to be reproduction of vintage Kenner stormtroopr and the Black Shadow trooper.
I'm inclined to agree with JT. But I'm willing to bet it was unintentionally offensive to women. As for whether it was creatively sound, that's whereChaddymac 2 Hours Ago
On Wednesday, I filled up at Fred Meyer for $3.549 after my 15 cent discount.Mad Slanted Powers 3 Hours Ago
You can like Syndromica, I just can't see why you would. I didn't like it in either art style or story myself, but you do what you want.
It appears a hardware issue has killed our gigantic thread, so we'll just have to use cached versions on Google or Archive.org to see the old days....Last Post By: Chaddymac 5 Hours Ago


text:
This project is not completely dead. I've just started a blog to keep people up to date.
If you're getting a "Deprecated" error message, follow the instructions here
URGENT Security Patch for ≤ v2.2.6
A security hole has been discovered, follow the instructions and download the patch at the topic page.
Did the patch break your search page? Search Patch


text:
Friends, we have struck sherry. I was so pleased to find this bottle at my local Trader Joes for a mere $5.00. Trader Joes always has affordable European wines, and I thought they might happen to have some sherry in stock.
In fact, I have been thinking about sherry since returning from Spain. You might say I have been obsessed with sherry. I missed the small ritual of a glass of fino before dinner.
My favorite small wine shop didn't have any on hand, and the only other time I was able to taste some sherry in the States was in the form of a cocktail at The Roosevelt in Hollywood.
This fino is, like other finos or manzanillos, the color of straw. In the simplest of words, it smells slightly boozy and tastes strong, for those accustomed to unfortified wine. The finish is nutty, maybe even a little sweet. But it's nothing like the cream or other types of sherries that may remind you of dessert wines. The fino is dry.
The name of the bodega that produces this fino is Barbadillo, and it's located in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, a coastal city that forms one point of the sherry triangle in Spain.


text:
News Archive
April 13, 2005
A Business Week study suggests MBA programs are in trouble, but another survey says that these are great times to be a new graduate.
April 13, 2005
Student protest season is in full swing. Two weeks after students at Georgetown University ended a hunger strike aimed at winning a "living wage" for janitors and other contract workers there, students at Washington University in St. Louis have started their own such protest -- and the university is turning up the heat on them.
April 13, 2005
Two Davidson trustees -- including the college's most generous donor -- quit over board's decision to allow non-Christians to serve.
April 12, 2005
Community college administrators share ideas about how to better train and motivate part-time professors.
April 12, 2005
The first scores are in for those who took the "new" SAT -- and many test-takers are happy.
April 12, 2005
Scientists are boycotting Kansas hearings to debate the pros and cons of evolution.
Search Careers
Most Popular
- Viewed
- Commented
- Past:
- Day
- Week
- Month
- Year
Loading results...


text:
Panoramic Oceanfront - Villa 3201 - 3 Bed / 4 Bath
This Penthouse style ocean front Villa has the most incredible views from the over 1000 square feet of terrace surrounding almost 3000 square feet of living space. Enjoy amazing vistas of the ocean, Land's End, Medano Beach, the pool area, and Cabo San Lucas. Every room in the Villa offers stunning views.
With three bedrooms and four full baths (two with spa tubs), this Villa can sleep up to 10 people comfortably. The spacious living and dining rooms are the perfect place to relax with family and friends. A full gourmet kitchen provides all you need to prepare that special meal or just enjoy a snack. The large terrace features a private hot tub, gas barbecue and plenty of space for dining, sunbathing, or just relaxing while you watch the sunset.
Luxury features abound in this beautiful Penthouse style ocean front Villa including cream travertine marble floors, carved maple entry doors and kitchen cabinets, granite countertops in all bathrooms and kitchen, 10 foot ceilings in living areas, zoned central air & heat, ceiling fans in living room, bedrooms, and terraces, large closets and dressing areas, electronic security boxes, two line telephones, and high speed Internet connection.
- 2 master bedrooms each with king size beds
- 1 room with 2 queen beds
- 1 sleeper sofa
- Four baths (with showers)
- 2 baths with spa tubs
- Each bedroom has a bath and the fourth is off of the entry
- Large stove with oven
- Microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal
- Side-by-side refrigerator with icemaker
- Dishware, glasses, flatware, cookware and kitchen utensils
- Small appliances
- Breakfast bar
- Washer/Dryer (separate laundry room)
- Dining Room seats 8
- Televisions & DVD players in living room and each bedroom
- Stereo system with CD player in living room
- Wet bar and mini-refrigerator on terrace
- Table, chairs, lounges on terraces
- Gas BBQ on terrace
- Hot Tub on terrace
Click here for reservations or Contact us
|Panoramic Oceanfront:
|Premium Ocean View:
|Direct Ocean View:
|Infinity Ocean View:


text:
Based on last week's articles, if ice-time and SOG are any indicators of fantasy success, this week's column will be a good complement in identifying a few trends moving forward. We'll take a look at several advancers, as well as decliners out West to help you get through that mid-season lull.
First off, a bit more of the "mathy" stuff from last week.
With all of the teams playing their complete complement of first half games, I had a chance to interpret some of the data.
The first thing that I looked at was whether or not there was a correlation between point production to SOG and TOI. This is what I found.
For those of you who aren't well versed in statistics, Correlation Coefficient is a measure of the strength of the linear relationship between two variables (Lehman's terms: basically how closely related is one factor to another). The closer the number is to 1, the stronger the relationship, the closer the number is to 0, the weaker the relationship. So as you can see by the pictures above, there's a pretty strong relationship between the three variables of SOG, TOI and point production.
Fantasy relevance: If you're looking for a quick way to identify upcoming riser or fallers then take a strong look at TOI and SOG, as they'll essentially tell you how the point production is going to react.
Viktor Stalberg – LW – Chicago – 13% Yahoo! owned
The biggest beneficiary of the Patrick Sharp wrist/hand injury has been Stalberg. In the last three contests, he's seen his ice-time jump to 17:34 per game, while spending 89.7 percent of his overall ice-time alongside both Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews. He's also seen his SOG per game rate increase to a whopping 4.67 per contest. The only drawback is that he's seeing zero PP TOI, so don't expect anything productive from that perspective. With Sharp probably out until the ASB or slightly beyond, look for Stalberg to continue to produce.
Mike Fisher – C – Nashville – 10% Yahoo! owned
The "offense by committee" in Nashville is beginning to sort itself out, with the big three of Fisher (19:06), Martin Erat (18:05) and David Legwand (18:44), beginning to rise to the top during the last two weeks. They are also averaging, 2:35, 2:42 and 2:33 on the PP respectively. Fisher has also seen his SOG totals take a boost, as he's picked up 31 SOG in the last 15 contests. Don't expect any miracles, but maybe something like 20-25 points in the final 37 could still be plenty useful in a few deep leagues.
Daniel Winnik – C/LW – Colorado – 1% Yahoo! owned
There hasn't been much noise, at least offensively, coming out of Colorado this season, but things are starting to turn around, as the Avs are finally getting healthy. Peter Mueller's return should give a much needed offensive boost to the top-six and Duchene isn't too far away from a possible return after the ASB. While doing research for this column, I was pleasantly surprised to see Winnik just nine SOG behind team leader, Gabriel Landeskog. Add that to the fact that he's averaging 16:37 per contest, we should see his numbers take a slight rise in the next few weeks. The major drawback is he is in a similar boat as Stalberg, where both seeing zero PP time, which could be a problem.
David Perron – LW – St. Louis - 16% Yahoo! owned
Perron is in a similar situation to Fisher, where both are members of "offense by committee" teams which are starting to see a few players rise to the top. During the last two weeks, Perron is averaging 19:36, 3:34 of which is on the PP, per contest. If you also consider the fact that he isn't afraid to shooting the puck (24 SOG in seven games), it's a pretty good indicator that he's going to have a pretty strong second half.
Sam Gagner- C/RW – Edmonton – 9% Yahoo! owned
Edmonton is another team that has been ravaged by injuries during the last couple of weeks. The major beneficiary of the injuries to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Jordan Eberle is Gagner. Since the two young phenoms left for the infirmary, Gagner has seen his ice-time increase to 19:10 per contest, with 2:26 of which on the PP. The major knock on him is that he isn't a heavy shot taker (just four SOG in last three games), while being mostly a pass first player. If he can alter his approach to the game, given his current ice-time, the points will surely come.
Matt Cullen – C – Minnesota – 9% Yahoo! owned
News coming out of Minny is that captain Mikko Koivu will be out of the line up with a separated shoulder for the next four-to-six weeks. Koivu was chewing up nearly 21 minutes per game, and a large chunk of the Wild's PP (62.2 percent), so there's certainly a ton of ice-time to be had by his replacement. The most logical option is probably Cullen, since he's a proven 14-year NHL veteran, with plenty of offensive play-making abilities, but keep an eye on Kyle Brodziak, as he could be a great potential sleeper candidate as well.
Stefan Elliott – D – Colorado – 5% Yahoo! owned
One of the strongest indicators of point production for a defenseman is looking at their SOG. Elliott has averaged 2.91 SOG per game during the last 11 contests. The 18:28 overall TOI per contest isn't all that flashy, but it's the 2:43 on the PP that bears watching. With Kyle Quincey, and his $3 mil+ cap hit, heading to UFA status in the off-season, the Avs probably will be green lighting Elliott once Quincey is moved at the deadline.
Trending: Brodziak, Derick Brassard, Ales Hemsky, Brendan Morrow, Dany Heatley, T.J. Oshie, Curtis Glencross, Tom Wandell, Ryan O'Reilly, Roman Josi, Jeff Petry, M.A. Vlasic and Fedor Tyutin.
Craig Smith – C/RW – Nashville – 25% Yahoo! owned
As discussed earlier, with the emergence of Fisher, Legwand and Erat, Smith has taken a sharp nosedive in the TOI department as he's slipped to averaging just 11:25 per contest during the last two weeks. His SOG average has also taken a hit going from 2.76 per game to just two. Now is probably a good time to cut bait.
Chris Stewart- RW –St. Louis – 60% Yahoo! owned
If you've been a follower of my work for the last year, then you've probably already read what I'm about to say in the next paragraph. With Stewart it's not about skill-set, mental fitness, skating ability, or sniping ability. It's always going to be about opportunity and in STL there's just isn't any to be had for Stewart. He's averaging just 15:37 and 2:31 on the PP with the Blues during the last seven contests. One could argue that he has five points and 14 SOG during that span. But I would counter that with he's also shooting at a ridiculous 21.4 percent, when his career average is 13.3. Do you really expect him to maintain that rate? Use his current hot-streak as a major selling point, and never look back.
Justin Williams – RW – Los Angeles – 56% Yahoo! owned
With the transition to a new coach changes were bound to happen. While some are good and others are bad. Williams is on the end of the later, as he's seen his ice-time dip to just 16:45 per game since Sutter has taken over. The PP TOI with Anze Kopitar and Dustin Brown is still there, but you can't just primarily rely on PPP to feed your fantasy team. Use his "name" value as trade bait.
Johan Franzen – LW/RW – Detroit – 95% Yahoo! owned
Franzen primarily makes his living scoring on the PP. Over a third of his points tallied during the last three seasons have been on the man advantage. The Red Wings haven't drawn very many penalties lately (just 29 opportunities in the last 14 contests), which explains why Franzen's points totals have dried up since mid-December. It also doesn't help that he's averaging just 17:28 per contest during the last two weeks. His "name" factor could draw a hefty return in trade talks with an unsuspecting owner.
Henrik Zetterberg – C/LW – Detroit – 98% Yahoo! owned
If you look at Zetterberg's career numbers, he's always been a high volume, low percentage shooter. For the last three seasons, he's averaged 308 SOG at a shooting efficiency of 8.4 percent. This campaign, he's only on pace for 255 SOG and connecting at a rate of just 6.4 percent and most importantly only 15 goals. There are two doors you can possibly take. Door number one will see you continue down the current road hoping that he turns it around in the second half and door number two will see you trade him to someone who will take door number one. Which option will you choose?
Brent Seabrook – D – Chicago – 68% Yahoo! owned
Seabrook had a fantastic season last campaign while posting 48 points and 135 SOG in 80 games thanks to a very fantasy favourable 58.3 to 41.7 ES to PP point split. In the four seasons prior, he had splits of 73.2 to 26.8, which just showcases how extraordinary last season was for Seabrook. This campaign it's a mind-boggling, 90.7 to 9.3. I don't have any stats to back what I'm about to write up, but I have a hunch that it's due the number of SOG/touches on the PP last season that has resulted in such an offensive outburst. This campaign, he's reverting back into his shelf, and being much more tentative with the man advantage. There's just not a lot of room for a 30-point blue-liner with limited SOG potential on any fantasy roster.
Trending: Patrick Berglund, Mason Raymond, Jason Arnott, Alex Burrows, Nick Leddy, Ryan Suter and Nicklas Lidstrom
Questions or comments? As always I'll discuss them in the section below.
Should you be so inclined, follow me on Twitter if you think that my article/posts are useful.
Austin said:
The million dollar question is whether or not he can take some minutes away from Kesler... Hodgson has had 12 points in the last 30 days while Kesler has had 8. A lot of it is the fact that people key in on Kesler but not yet Hodgson.
I think Hodgson has elite vision already and huge upside... What would his points be if his points per minute pace was kept and he was playing 16 minutes a game? Obviously you would adjust that for the fact that he would be playing against tougher competition but it would be interesting to know.
Ryan Ma said:
That's the million dollar question.
If you're asking me to bet my house on it, I would have to say no... Just 13 mins a game, and 2:22 on the PP the last 2 weeks.
But with that said, I've noticed a trend with young kids, Eberle and Seguin, they're bucking the trend...
But they're still getting 16+, where as Hodgson is getting 13... You can't really expect him to keep it up playing just 14 a game...
Ryan Ma said:
If you've watched any of the Blues games the last little while, the big line is Oshie, Backes and Perron at the moment. There were a few times in last night's game that saw Stewart got pulled from the line to insert Oshie...
I really wanted to insert Oshie in there instead, but he was 55% Yahoo! owned, so he was less likely to be available than the 16% Yahoo! owned Perron, which is why Perron was mentioned more in the article than Oshie.
Hitch has a ton of confidence in that big line at the moment... I can't get a replay of last night's goal at the moment, but when Oshie scored that front of the net goal, the camera panned in on Hitch, and you can see him utter the words "Wow". That shows me that he's in the good books and will have his confidence from here on out.
The reason Perron is going to success and Stewart is going to continue in mediocrity is because Perron is averaging 19:43 and 3:34 on the PP while Stewart is averaging 15:37 and 2:31...
That's 4 mins and 1 min on the PP each game that Perron is getting more than Stewart, If you translate that over the remaining 37 games, that's an extra 148 mins of extra ES time and 37 mins of extra PP that Perron has over Stewart.
Obviously things can change, but based on now, Perron is the way to go.
Austin said:
Ryan Ma said:
The lowest scorer in the top 50 has a ratio of 68.4/18.4/13.2 ratio of ES/SH/PP (Parise), with the PP opps. drying up in Detroit, I just don't know if Franzen can continue to get 100% of his points on ES and still maintain his 0.84 point-per-game clip...
As mentioned in the article, it's not a "red alert" panic have to move him type of move, but if you are a smarter poolie, you can start to recognize trends and maybe move him for a "safer" option like Alfy, Pominville, Elias or something to that extent...
Ryan Ma said:
Phil Nault said:
I understand that Perron didn't played a lot this season so his stats will increase, but we can say the same thing with Stewart. With the offense by committee, he was stock on the third line with David Payne. Now he's seeing first line duty with talented players like Backes & Perron. I could bet his stats will increase also, whatever his shooting percentage says.
Mule said:
Anyway, just food for though. Really enjoyed this piece, keep 'em coming!
blammo said:
Pengwin7 said:
Amazing... so much value - and great insights. Great work!!!
(I hate having nothing to nit-pick... grrrr....)


text:
Updated through end of 2013 season
2013: Appeared in 50 games during her debut season, starting 49 ... served as both a designated player and a pitcher, appearing in 31 games in the circle, starting 24 ... named First Team All-MAC as well as to the All-MAC Freshman Team after the season ... earned MAC East Division Player of the Week honors on Apr. 15 ... led RedHawks with a .341 batting average with one home run and 16 RBI ... also had a .421 slugging percentage and .397 on-base percentage ... finished 5-8 with a 5.45 ERA in 96.1 innings pitched ... that included a 5-3 record with a 3.95 ERA in MAC-only games ... finished 1-for-2 with two RBI vs. Marshall (Feb. 17) ... had back-to-back three hit performances in doubleheader vs. Morehead State (Apr. 9) ... hit first career home run in win at Ohio (Apr. 12) ... was 2-for-4 with three RBI in victory at Northern Kentucky (Apr. 16) ... had at least one hit in each of her final 13 games ... earned first career victory in circle vs. Northern Illinois (Apr. 6), allowing two runs on five hits in 6.1 innings pitched ... threw a complete-game shutout at Ohio (Apr. 12), allowing only six hits ... threw two-hit shutout in victory at Central Michigan (Apr. 28).
High School: A four-year letterwinner for Poland Seminary High School in Poland, Ohio ... earned First Team All-State honors as a senior, third straight season she has been part of First Team ... hit .495 as senior with four home runs 17 doubles and 39 RBI, while leading Poland to State Semifinal appearance ... led Bulldogs to 2011 Division II State Championship, after a runner-up finish in 2010 ... was a First Team All-Northeast Ohio Conference selection each of her four years ... was 18-2 as a pitcher during her career ... played club softball for the Valley Extreme and Ohio Nightmare.
Personal: Has a July birthday ... daughter of Brett and Linda Modic ... currently undecided on major.


text:
- Musician's Friend Best Selection, Price & Service. Guaranteed.
Need Help? Ask our Experts or call 800-449-9128Private Reserve Guitars 866-926-1923
Need Help? Ask our Experts or call 800-449-9128
A convenient way to protect your Yamaha and Behringer powered mixers.
The SKB 1SKB-SCPM1 is not just a soft bag, but a small rolling case to transport and protect your powered mixer. Its rigid plastic core is covered by a rugged, 600-denier exterior to offer more protection to the knobs and delicate controls. The mixer case has an indestructible injection molded pull out handle and dual wheels that enable easy transport. The SKB-SCPM1 powered mixer case will accommodate Yamaha and Behringer powered mixers.
Why carry your mixer and save your back with this rolling soft case. Order today!
Review Snapshot®by PowerReviews
Best Uses
Reviewed by 3 customers
Sort by
Best Uses
Comments about SKB Small Rolling Powered Mixer Soft Case:
I do solo acoustic gigs and choose to bring all my own equipment. I bought this to protect my Yamaha EMX 512SC head. The head fits into the padded case perfectly with just enough room for two speaker cables and there's a pocket for the power cord. Flip out the handle and throw a storage box on top and I can wheel it all into the where ever I'm playing. Works well for what it is intented and I'm glad I got it.
Best Uses
Comments about SKB Small Rolling Powered Mixer Soft Case:
I gig on average three times a month, and I'm very careful and easy on my gear, and this case could not hold up. A couple weeks after I got this case the plastic comfort handles cracked, but that was not a big deal because they don't have much function anyway. A few weeks after that the front plastic legs literally fell apart when I picked the case up. That wasn't a big deal because it was still functional. About two months later the zipper started coming apart and I lost the use of one of the zipper pulls. Shortly after that the fabric started seperating on one corner of the cover, and I used RTV to glue it together. Just last week, less than a year after I put it into service, the zipper came apart completely and now the case is garbage. I just replaced it with a competitor brand. I've bought my last product from this manufacturer.
Best Uses
Comments about SKB Small Rolling Powered Mixer Soft Case:
I wasn't expecting much for the price, just something to keep the dirt and dings off my new Yamaha powered mixer. Since I perform as a solo act in different venues 3 to 4 nights a week, I wanted something that would offer some protection for my 600 simoleon investment. This thing exceeds my expectations. It's light weight, yet is sturdy, well padded, and nothing ;like the gig-bag type of case I was expecting. The wheels and handle are a nice touch, though I almost never use them since it has a convenient handle both on top and on the side. It's more than a great deal for the price.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


text:
StreetCornersite Distributed Knowledge / Citizen Journalism
Created by Angela Clark & Mal Jago, Streetcorner is a people powered local news network. Streetcorner allows locals to meet up, share stories and unite on issues that matter.
Web's Largest listing of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding events
2,654 crowdsourcing and crowdfunding sites
Created by Angela Clark & Mal Jago, Streetcorner is a people powered local news network. Streetcorner allows locals to meet up, share stories and unite on issues that matter.
An imaginative application of crowdsourcing where 2,000 people participated in the creation of a song by each recording short sound-bite being unaware of the overall objective of the project.
An easy read that will let you know what crowdsourcing is, and explains it with good examples.
An article from 2007 explaining the concepts of crowdsourcing with some good examples.
A brief article explaining that crowdsourcing provides new opportunities to individuals that might otherwise avail them.
A very interesting look at a socially beneficial application of crowdsourcing for ways to improve the design and management of cities. Many good examples are provided.
This article presents that executives in the design industry say crowdsourcing is one of the best ways to stay on top of consumer trends stating "it's more powerful when the consumer is...
A good read thats gives the reader directions/guide/rules to successful crowdsourcing.
An interesting article and an extensive comment stream challenging the merits of crowdsourcing.
A good read which discusses in detail crowdfunding and journalism.
A good example of creative ways to develop innovative solutions by engaging communities who participate for financial, social and professional rewards.
This article is for the entrepreneurs who would like to find out some ways they can utilize the knowledge of the crowd in their business.
One can crowdsource many things and this article is an example of crowdsourcing a song where more that two thousand people contributed.
This is a great read which will help readers understand how crowdsourcing can work for news organizations.
This article is a good example of how company is using crowdsourcing to solve a problem.
This articles talks about the project Assignment Zero, an attempt to crowdsource journalism.
A good read on how information on social sites could be used for promotions.
A good read on how new products are being developed by involving the masses and getting their feedback to drive product development.
This article provides a lot of information on crowd wisdom providing information on companies that have been selected as technology pioneers in 2008 as a result of their achievements.
A start for those looking to learn about the fundamentals of crowdsourcing.
An interesting article that presents the concept of cloudworking.


text:
Are there any short or long term effects apparent in tissues if a zone (or the whole) of human body is scanned with ultrasonic waves often?
Take the 2-minute tour ×
Biology Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for biology researchers, academics, and students. It's 100% free, no registration required.


text:
Ambermatic App Applies a Filter to Your Photos Using a Real Pair of Shades
Last year we shared a clever "real world Instagram filter" concept called InstaCRT, which took submitted photos and rephotographed them on a real CRT monitor to capture a CRT look. Seeing the success of that project, Ray-Ban has decided to use the same idea in a clever bit of marketing to promote its Ambermatic sunglasses.
To show people what the world looks like through sunglasses fitted with Ambermatic lenses, the company launched an iOS camera app called Ray-Ban Ambermatic. It can apply a yellow tint to your photos using a real pair of Ambermatic glasses.
Read more…


text:
ADA News
November gala to celebrate DVI clinic's 30th anniversary
New York—The American Friends of Dental Volunteers for Israel will host an international gala dinner and celebration Nov. 28 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City.
The event will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the DVI Trudi Berger Dental Clinic. Stan Bergman, CEO of Henry Schein Inc.; Dr. Amid Ismail, dean, The Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry at Temple University; Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.); Dr. Gordon Christensen; and Dr. D. Walter Cohen serve as honorary chairmen.
They will be on hand as the American Friends of DVI honors Dr. Alan Helfer, American Friends of DVI president; Steve Kess, vice president, global professional relations for Henry Schein Inc.; and Ran Tuttnauer, CEO, Tuttnauer Co. and DVI board member; for their dedication and support to the mission of bringing free dental care to indigent children in Jerusalem of every race, religion and ethnicity.
For more information on the event or to register, visit the organization's website: www.americanfriendsofdvi.org.


text:
Title here
Wheeling, WV
Donate Now
This organization has not appeared in IRS records for a number of months and may no longer exist.
This organization does not appear in the IRS's most recent list of tax-exempt organizations.
IRS records do not, however, indicate that the organization's tax-exempt status
has been revoked. Contact the organization for more information.
Learn more about GuideStar Charity Check,
the only pre-grant due diligence tool that is 100% compliant with IRS Rev. Proc
Revenue and expense data are not available for this organization.
Is this information up-to-date?
Claim your report and update your GuideStar Exchange profile today!
Sign in or create an account to see this organization's full address, contact information, and more!
Audited Financial Statement is not available for this organization.
Sign in or create an account to view this
Letter of Determination is not available for this organization.
This information has not been provided by the nonprofit. Click here if you are associated with this organization and want to provide this information.
Officers information is not available for this organization.
Highest Paid Employee data is not available for this organization.
Program Description:
Program Long-Term Success:
Program Short-Term Success:
Program Success Monitored by:
Program Success Examples:
Organization Data Available
A GuideStar Premium Report in PDF format is available for this organization
Price for this Report: $125.00
This Premium Report includes:
Learn more about GuideStar Premium
Follow Us
GuideStar is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Copyright © 2014, GuideStar USA, Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
10 Boxing WoW – Feedback Requested!
I am thinking about 10 boxing again. The last time I did this was when WOTLK first came out, and I rolled 10x Shaman, or 9x Shaman 1x Resto Druid.
Firstly, as you guys probably know, I love leveling a new team. In fact, it is probably my favorite thing to do in WoW overall. Running old school instances just reinvigorates the feeling of why I fell in love with this game.
So I am thinking of doing a 10x box team with a focus around AV and that 25 man Continue Reading


text:
Need a new recipe...
WCSG has ideas for dinner, a family get together, or holiday celebration compiled right here. We've compiled some great tried and true recipes from our staff and other friends of the ministry for you. Take a look and try something new today.
Butternut Squash Bisque
" Great use for all that early fall vegetable! Nice start for a fall day dinner or lunch. "
1 tablespoon canola oil
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
1/2 cup diced onion
3/4 cup diced carrots
4 cups peeled and cubed butternut squash
3 cups vegetable stock
salt and ground black pepper to taste
ground nutmeg to taste
1/2 cup heavy cream (optional)
1) Heat the oil and melt the butter in a large pot over medium heat. Cook and stir the onion in the butter and oil under tender.
2) Mix the carrots and squash into the pot. Pour in vegetable stock, and season with salt, pepper, and nutmeg. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer until vegetables are tender.
3) In a blender or food processor, puree the soup mixture until smooth. Return to the pot, and stir in the heavy cream. Heat through, but do not boil. Serve warm with a dash of nutmeg.


text:
The New York Times reported recently on New Hampshire's new legislation that requires teachers to provide alternative activities in situations where a family does not want a student to study what the rest of the class is studying. Educational stakeholders were asked to respond to the related question "Should Parents Control What Kids Learn at School?" You can read the opinions in the NY Times article.
The law doesn't seem to censor the curriculum, just to require that if a family disagrees, the teacher will let that student do something else. Of course, in practice, I imagine it could be challenging to provide multiple courses of study that satisfy everyone. When I think about how I'd respond if I were a teacher in New Hampshire, the rebel in me wants to continue with the usual studies and deal with the issue when it comes up. The practical side of me wonders, though, if I should make the "safe" curriculum choices to avoid the issue. It's a kind of pre-censorship where the teacher just doesn't use texts or talk about topics that might cause controversy, even when those texts and topics are legitimate material for the classroom.
What do you do when a family disagrees with what you're teaching? Is there some path between the New Hampshire legislation and completely ignoring family preferences? I'd love to hear some stories from the classroom about how other teachers handle these issues when they come up.
Traci Gardner
Hi Traci,
This situation may arise more frequently than you might expect. As an English teacher for over 30 years, I faced this dilemma on several occasions. Virginia has no legislation that specifically addresses this situation. However, in my school district, teachers required parents to voice their concerns in writing, and then the parents' wishes were considered by the teacher. In most cases, I encountered this problem when I required students to read a novel as a class project. I decided it was more appropriate to honor parents' requests than to cause embarrasssment and conflict for the student. Most often the objection to the novel was for religious reasons. I gave the student the choice of another novel. I then had to read an additional book, but creating the different assignments was not difficult.
The New Hampshire legislation seems very open-ended. I am not in favor of state governments adopting legislation that has such broad ramifications. From what little I know about the New Hampshire law, this leaves teachers at the mercy of parents' desires. If 30 students are in a class and 30 parents have different ideas about what should be taught to their children, that could create a curriculum nightmare. Although there are some legitimate reasons for parents to want to exclude their children from certain assignments, I think the majority of the time students need to be exposed to a range of ideas that emulate the real world.
Did the New Hampshire law give guidelines for determining the legitimacy of parents' requests? If not, this opens up a huge problem for classroom teachers.
Most of my "official" teaching has been in the college classroom, where the issue rarely came up. I know it does happen all the time in the K-12 classroom though, if only because of the censorship cases that came in when I was working at NCTE.
I keep thinking of a nightmare scenario where a family disapproving of an entire unit. Say you're doing a kindergarten unit on pets, and you have an animal activist family that believes animals shouldn't be pets. You'd have to provide an entire alternative unit, which I imagine is no easy thing in the kindergarten classroom.
You're right that the guidelines would be helpful. Imagine if you had to take every complaint seriously. Someone might not like the color green. Someone else may not like computers. Another family might believe comic books are evil. So many ways it could go wrong.
The NY Times article links to a Union Leader article that explains:
Both the House and Senate voted to override the governor's veto of HB 542, which requires school districts to adopt policies to allow "an exception to specific course material based on a parent's or legal guardian's determination that the material is objectionable."
That doesn't really spell anything out. The original complaint, according to that piece, was a family's objection to Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America. There's also more info in another NY Times article. That article suggests that there really are no guidelines:
The mechanics of an "opt-out" are unclear: this is a law created by politicians, not educators. The school district is obligated to develop an alternative plan for each student that still allows the student to meet specific state educational requirements on the subject manner (should they exist). The parent is obligated to pay for the cost of the change. How the cost will be calculated or a new curriculum for one implemented aren't addressed. But on the substance, the law is clearer. Think your child should be shielded from an understanding of the civil rights movement? Believe spelling is a waste of time in the age of spell check? Just raise an objection, and in New Hampshire, your child should be accommodated.
Talk about a nightmare.
First, if we take the 'safe' route, then I don't think it's pre-censorship. It is censorship and for all the wrong reasons. I'm not referring to a carefully considered decision not to teach a particular novel because of community values, but to avoiding a novel because of possible objection from a parent. With that out of the way, how have we dealt with the issue of parent objections?
Our school teaches The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian by Sherman Alexie in Grade 9. While I haven't had a parent object, a colleague has. It was dealt with by explaining our reasons (as a department) for selecting the novel and relating our past experiences with the novel. In the end, the parent agreed with the teacher and stated that while she was initially taken aback by the language and content, she continued reading and realized there was merit in the novel. I think we need to acknowledge that sometimes the content makes parents uncomfortable but that in many cases, it is where teens are living their lives. This past semester, my students wrote letters to the principal on retaining or eliminating the Alexie novel as part of the curriculum. One of the points raised by several students was that adults don't realize that many students live in less than ideal circumstances. They also felt this led to hiding what they know about the world and life around them.
Honest conversations with parents about why we choose novels and other resources will often alleviate many of their concerns - but not always. If I had a parent that insisted on their child not reading the novel, I would provide another novel for them. Doing this though, means that the student is isolated in some way from the rest of the class and they will still hear about the novel from their classmates but without any teacher mediation. I think we need to bring this to their attention.
Part of our curriculum in British Columbia is teaching critical thinking (as I imagine it is in a lot of jurisdictions). It is difficult to model critical thinking if the topics are always 'safe'. Students need to think about controversial issues, or positions they do not agree with, if they are to exercise their critical thinking muscles. The New Hampshire law sounds like a step, or several, backwards.


text:
Steven Cramer directs the MFA in Creative Writing Program, and Danielle Legros Georges teaches in Creative Arts in Learning
Cassie M. Seinuk (MFA '13) wins second place for Latino Playwriting in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
Dr. Karen Frostig's 'important, difficult' undertaking was occasionally stalled by a hesitation about outsider voices and difficulties securing funding
18th annual June Fox Lecture features scholarship presentations and award-winning educator Mariana Souto-Manning's inspiring call to action
Michael Talbot, who grew up in Jamaica and is studying graphic design and illustration at Lesley, travels to Hollywood to accept the Illustrators of the Future award.
Teachers from China participate in Lesley institute and early childhood education field experiences
Dance legend Judith Jamison speaks at Lesley
Judith Jamison spoke to a packed house at Lesley University's Washburn Auditorium as part of the Strauch-Mosse Visiting Artist Lecture Series.The Boston Globe March 09, 2014
Revelations: Judith Jamison to speak at Lesley University
The Alvin Ailey artistic director emerita enjoys watching the next generation of dancers grow within the family as people, as artists.The Boston Globe
March 04, 2014
Doug Bosch throws us a curve
"Catenaria" is on view at Lesley University's VanDernoot Gallery.Artscope Magazine March/April
Jamie Greubel captures bronze in bobsled
Jamie Greubel, who earned an M.Ed. from Lesley in 2010, wins a bronze medal at the Olympics in Sochi.Bucks Local News Wednesday, Feb 19, 2014
Olympic Bobsledder Jamie Greubel: Blonde Dragon
Lesley alumna Jamie Greubel goes for the gold.NBC | Philadelphia Wednesday, Feb 19, 2014
John SullivanDirector of firstname.lastname@example.com
Amanda McGregorCommunications ManagerPhone: email@example.com
Lesley UniversityOffice of Communications29 Everett StreetCambridge, MA 02138Phone: 617.349.8579Fax: 617.349.8522Email


text:
Shoe Box Angie Metallice Jelly Toe Posts
- Price
- £12.00
- In Stock
0 reviewColours: Gold, Silver. All: Other materials.
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Colours: Black, Bright Pink, Gold. All: Other materials.
Ravel Honeysuckle Two Part Sandals
- Price
- £65.00
- In Stock
0 review
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Ravel Honeysuckle Two Part Sandals
Ladies honeysuckle two part sandals. Heel height: 3.5 inch.Colour: Leopard/Gold. Upper: Leather, Lining and sock: Leather. Sole: Other materials.
Carvela 'Bounty' Block Heeled Leather Sandal
These block heeled leather sandals by Carvela add a dash of contemporary style to your new season wardrobe.
The minimalist design of these sandals adds a sleek modern edge to your day-to-day wear, while the gold block heel is a glamorous touch. A T-bar strap and ankle fastening gives these summer shoes a sleek feel and provides a secure fit - made from breathable suedette they're comfortable even in high temperatures.
Wear these sandals with Ted Baker jeans and a French Connection shirt for a chic and sophisticated daytime outfit.
Useful info:
- Leather sandal by Carvela
- Metallic block heel feature
- T-bar strap design
- Ankle strap fastening
- Heel height: 40mm
KG Hayley Platform Buckle Detail Sandals
- Price
- £140.00
- In Stock
0 review
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
KG Leather Peep Toe Platform Shoes - Gold
Adding a lift to your Midas look, these gorgeous gold peep toe platform shoes by KG are here just in time for summer!
Sumptuous leather ensures these sandals last as long as you do and the snake effect panel to the toe adds a luxe textured appeal. Featuring an all gold colour palette these peep toe shoes are a mix of glamour and disco, while the platform and dramatic heel lift your look to new heights defining your pins. A buckle fastening finish perfects the fit.
Wear these peep toe heels with a pair of skinny leather trousers and an embellished gold top for an chic evening outfit.
Useful info:
- Leather platform shoes by KG
- Snake effect detail to front
- Peep toe detail
- Ankle strap; buckle fastening
- Classic gold star branding to sole
- Heel height: 4 inches
Tommy Hilfiger Caitlyn Cut Out Leather Sandals
- Price
- £115.00
- In Stock
0 review
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Tommy Hillfiger 'Caitlyn' Leather Cut-Out Sandals - Gold
These leather cut-out sandals by Tommy Hillfiger are a chic way to work the sports luxe trend into your summer wardrobe.
Cut-out detailing adds edge to your causal looks, while the metallic finish makes these a great day-to-night pick. A decorative buckle and branded rivet to the side give these heels an authentic feel. The side zip fastening and chunky heel make these a practical choice as your storm the streets of your holiday hangout.
Wear these sandals with Tommy Hillfiger denim shorts and statement tee for a casual yet chic daytime outfit.
Useful info:
- Leather sandals by Tommy Hillfiger
- Cut-out design
- Buckle detail to side
- Branded rivet feature
- Side zip fastening
- Peep toe style
- Heel height: 3 inches
Hush Puppies Wedge Sandals - Gold
These gold wedge sandals by Hush Puppies are designed to keep you comfortable and stylish so you can wander around sightseeing all day and still look chic by the time you go for dinner.
Featuring multiple leather straps, these sandals get better with each step and the gold hue looks beautiful with your summer tan. A cushioned sole keeps your feet comfortable, while additional padding to the heel keeps them protected from the downward force. The wedge lifts your look elegantly, while the ankle fastening secures the fit.
Wear these wedges with a floral day dress and sunglasses ready for a day exploring new cultures and cuisine.
Useful info:
- Wedge sandals by Hush Puppies
- Leather upper
- Multiple straps
- Buckle fastening
- Cushioning comforts
- Additional heel padding
- Rubber outsole for grip
- Heel height: 2.5 inches
Shoe Box Haywood Diamanté Ankle Strap Sandals
- Price
- £40.00
- In Stock
2 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Shoe Box Embellished Ankle Strap Sandals
Adding a little Midas touch to your summer footwear collection, these gold ankle strap sandals by Shoe Box are perfect for special occasions.
The gold hue of these sandals is perfect for making the most of your summer tan, while the embellishment to the straps adds a little glitz into your look. Fastened by a buckle to the ankle strap, these heels fit perfectly, while the stiletto heel lifts your looks to new heights.
Wear these ankle strap sandals with a printed midi dress and coordinate with a matching gold clutch.
Useful info:
- Ankle strap sandals by Shoe Box
- Embellished straps
- Ankle buckle fastening
- Heel height: 4 inches
Colour: Gold. Upper: Other materials/ Lining and sock: Other materials. Sole: Other materials.
Carvela Slingback Wedge Sandal
These wedge sandals by Carvela gild your new season looks with their ulta glam design.
The wear with everything wedge is a summer staple - dress them up with a statement maxi or keep it casual with jeans and a jersey tee. Adding height to your style cred these wedges and their extra inches flatter you by creating a sleek silhouette. The slingback, open toe style is an iconic look and makes the perfect excuse to flash your pedicure.
Wear these wedges with South skinny jeans and a Ted Baker shirt for a chic and sophisticated daytime outfit.
Useful info:
- Wedge sandal by Carvela
- Slingback design
- Open toe style
- Heel height: 3 inches
Hush Puppies Caposhi Toe Post SandalsColour: Gold. Upper: Leather. Lining and sock: Leather/Other materials. Sole: Other materials.


text:
2985 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV | Directions 8910936.133725 -115.163545
Tourist Trap, avoid this place – Not a shadow of the great place it once was.
Only video poker in Nevada that doesn't comp drinks.
Very tight video poker too.
Bar menu is simply Smart and Final nuke and serve school cafeteria fare.
Expensive restaurant menu is close to the same with lot's and lot's of fancy garnish as camouflage.
Hustlers with scams will confront you in the parking lot, prostitutes-a-plenty sporting loathsome diseases in the Fireside lounge.
Greedy tourist trap and the operators want it that way.
great place! – very comfortable and romantic. loved the fire pit. service was very friendly. drinks were very good.
Been going since 1990! Always a fave w/anyone I take there – I've been to all the fancy places and seen everything. This is still one of my faves and I always bring people here. Well rounded positive experience every time.
great Breakfast – Las Vegas's best sit down breakfreak on the strip. Fireplace, friend staff. Saturday late night pulls in a very deverse crowd. Mostly tourist trade. a great place to people watch
Great atmosphere, great food – This is one of the coolest places in Las Vegas. Totally old school and FUN! The gyros totally rock.
Best of old vegas still on strip – Go with a really kiss-able friend! Then it's perfect. Tacky old Vegas but very very cool, in a hot sorta way. What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, happens here at The Peppermill!
Bring your Friends - From Here or There – With all of the glitzy, neon-covered, vegas eateries to choose from in 'Fabulous Las Vegas', this is by far my favorite. I've brought everyone who has visited me to eat here - breakfast, lunch, dinner, and all have loved it. The music is always classic; Frank Sinatra to The Supremes to Satchmo, and played at the perfect volume. The restaurant features beautiful foliage throughout and accentuated by soft colored lighting and neon. The food is always satisfying, tasty, and prepared properly. I personally recommend 'The Conquest' and any omelet on the menu (especially the Mediterranean)...and given the portion size, i've always got some leftover goodness to take home for the hangover. Speaking of hangovers, the Fireside Lounge is a perfect place for low-key relaxation and libations. You will find the drinks are mixed and served properly; always with a little extra goodness...the experienced and attentive bar staff know their tasty liquor drinks. The fire pits reflecting off the water pools are soothing amidst the muted lighting and music, and further complemented by the beautiful cocktail waitresses in their long, sleek black dresses. The Peppermill does Vegas, it's residents, and it's visitors proud...you should go :)
This '70s lounge is a timeless pleasure dome for cozy couples. – In Short
Yes, there's a place where it's still 1974--where, for a few carefree hours, one can sink back into a plush booth next to a bubbling pool of fire; where cocktail waitresses in full-length gowns bring you mai tais and zombies while you munch on salted almonds and bask in the hazy, blue- and red-tinged glow. That place is Peppermill's Fireside Lounge, where the vast couches promote a high level of intimacy for a public space.
I LOVE THIS PLACE! – This is one of the Las Vegas strip's best kept secrets. I called a week prior and made a reservation in the lounge... (which they said they dont normally do) They reserved the entire back side of the lounge for me and my party, which was for my husbands birthday party. A great time was had by all, and everyone commented on what a cool place the Peppermill was. Check it out... you will love it.
A great place to get engaged! – My husband proposed to me at the Peppermill's Fireside Lounge on 1/2/04 and was quite the sneaky one about doing so. He corraled one of the oh-so-friendly cocktail waitresses into helping with the proposal by hand-slipping her my engagement ring and placing it in my champagne flute, which I didn't even notice at first. When they BOTH encouraged me to look a little further down in the glass, my husband got down on bended knee and did the dirty deed, much to the delight of the other patrons as we received applause and best wishes afterward! We truly love patronizing this diamond-in-the-rough lounge and continue to recommend it to friends, family and out-of-towners alike!
View more Reviews for Fireside Lounge
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with Facebook to see what your friends are up to!
Do you have a review of Fireside Lounge on your blog? If you include the Citysearch image link (shown below) in your post, we'll automatically link to your review from the business profile page. Here's how our Linkback system works:
The Linkback system is free and automatic. It's really that easy.
To link to our business profile page, copy the html below to your web page.


text:
Cedarville University
Chapel: Honoring Pastor Bob Rohm
September 16, 2013 from 10:00 a.m.–10:45 a.m.
Our speaker today is the President of Cedarville University, Dr. Thomas White. We will also honor Pastor Robert Rohm for his 18 years of service as Vice President for Christian Ministries at Cedarville University.
To listen to a web stream of chapel, click here. To order a CD, DVD, or MP3 download of a chapel message, click here.
Campus Contact Information
Mrs. Wendy Orchard
Chapel Speaker Coordinator
Send an Email
Chapel, Student, Staff, Faculty, Chapel


text:
Browse Company by Category : travel
- * Dynamic50 * London, United Kingdom
- 11870.com Madrid, Spain
- 314 Technologies Peterborough, United Kingdom
- 36 Zeroes Adelaide, Australia
- 3months Wellington, New Zealand
- Advanced Millennium Technologies Bangalore, India
- Applicake Krak, Poland
- Axylink Auckland, New Zealand
- backpacking.de Dresden, Germany
- Big.first.name London, United Kingdom
- Bitla Software Bangalore, India
- BrightMix Omaha, NE, United States
- Clear : Software For Good Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- Clipgarden San Luis Obispo, United States
- Contests2Win Pvt Ltd Mumbai, India
- Copious Creative Portland, United States
- d.k.d Internet Service GmbH Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- Destination360 Seattle Washington, United States
- Dryade Versailles, France
- Epopeia Lisbon, Portugal
- flinc AG Dieburg, Germany
- Flying Saucer Portland, Oregon, United States
- Found Design + Interactive Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States
- GeoPage, Inc. Seattle, WA, United States
- Global Projects Kiev, Ukraine
- Glue Seattle, WA, United States
- Gonowdo San Francisco, CA, United States
- Halogen Guides San Francisco, California, United States
- Heurion Consulting Bangalore, India
- Integra Lima, Peru
- io ehf Reykjavik, Iceland
- ITyIS Siglo XXI Alicante, Spain
- Jetrecord Seattle, WA, United States
- Kango.com Palo Alto, United States
- Kyero Paris, France
- lastminute.com London, United Kingdom
- Lipsiasoft s.r.l. Tradate, Varese, Italy
- LivingSocial Washington, DC, United States
- logicspin, LLC Hawaii, United States
- Los Angeles Times Los Angeles, CA, United States
- Lucid Design Nelson, New Zealand
- Lunar Logic Polska Krakow, Poland
- Maxcurve San Francisco, United States
- mice & web paris, France
- MM-ONE Group web agency Noventa di Piave, Italy, Italy
- Mobicules Technologies New Delhi, India
- MojoWare Austin, TX, United States
- Moriz GmbH M, Germany
- Nature Soft Chennai, India
- Nedforce Enschede, Netherlands
- Neomarco Marseille, France
- Net Brew Design Minneapolis, United States
- Netphase Charlotte, NC, United States
- Nyros Technologies Kakinada, Andhra Pradeesh, India
- On The Beach Manchester, United Kingdom
- OpenKick Technologies Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
- PANDR Norwich, Norfolk, United Kingdom
- Persistent Systems Ltd Pune, India
- PrimoSpot New York City, United States
- Provectus IT 800 West El Camino Real, Suite 180, Mountain View, California, 94040, United States
- Qfly.nl Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Netherlands
- Qype GmbH Hamburg, Germany
- rapid apps group London, United Kingdom
- Red Ant Sydney, Australia
- Rocketboom NYC, United States
- RORGURU Silicon Valley, California, United States
- RubyPeople London, United Kingdom
- Sabre Travel Studios Southlake Texas, United States
- Sekai No San Francisco, United States
- Setfire Media Manchester, United Kingdom
- ShowNearby Singapore, Singapore
- Simply Excited Inverness, United Kingdom
- Sogeo Company Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Solutionwise Consulting, Inc Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Sprout Technology Kathmandu, Nepal
- StartAhead bvba Antwerp, Belgium
- Stopango sp. z o.o. Szczecin, Poland
- Talking Pixels London, United Kingdom
- Taoweb S, Brazil
- ThoughtHill Princeton, New Jersey, United States
- Travel 2.0 | Strategy New York, Silicon Valley, Manila, United States
- TrustedOnes Boston, Massachusetts, United States
- Ukrsoft Kiev, Ukraine
- Unboxed Consulting London, United Kingdom
- Va Bene Webware Denver, CO, United States
- Wego Boat Quay, Singapore
- WeLike Mountain View, CA, United States
- Wimdu GmbH Berlin, Germany
- Woices Enterprises
- Wopata Bordeaux, France
- World Media Miami, FL, United States
- Xanadu Beijing, China
- Yeti Media Brea, California, United States
- Yoomee Digital Sheffield, United Kingdom
- Ytrip.com Chengdu, China
Sign In to Edit or Add Company
Browse by:
- >Name
Browse by first letter of the name. Great if you you know what you're looking for.
Browse by category - this is the best choice if you're looking for something in a particular arena, like Health, Sport or Politics.
Browse by Country and see how many there are in each one. If you're looking for someone or something Rails-related in your home country, start here.
The newest entries in the last day, week or month, so you can easily see what's happening in the Rails world.
Get inspired or find something new with a random half dozen!


text:
Cellar/Tasting Notes Clicquot's signature non-vintage Brut is loved all over the world for its crisp, full flavors, consistent quality and celebratory yellow label. This classical dry Champagne is a blend of two-thirds black grapes (Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier) for body, balanced with one-third Chardonnay for..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Domaine Ramonet Bourgogne Aligote Burgundy 2010 is a refreshing white wine that can be a bit acidic but is balanced by its freshness and ripeness. The wine can be a great surprise alternative to the universal Chardonnay in Burgundy.
Cellar/Tasting Notes Domaine Faiveley combines the principles of modern winemaking methods with the time honored traditions that have been practiced for centuries within their 19th century cellars. Each terroir and each vintage, benefits from special attention which makes the cuvées unique. Each bottle therefore..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Bright notes of green apple and citrus oil seem to pop from the glass. Nice minerality and acidity lead to a lingering creamy finish. From shellfish to grilled chicken or just as a great sipper before dinner, drink now and for the next 5 years.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This also offers ample Chablis character with plenty of citrus influence on the aromas of classic green fruit, sea breeze and saline. There is impressive concentration to the rich but attractively vibrant flavors that enjoy excellent volume and an abundance of acid buffering dry extract. There..
Cellar/Tasting Notes In the heart of the Cote Chalonnaise, the village of Givry is well-known for its red wines however white wines, in much smaller volumes, are also produced and they are full of freshness and elegance.
The 2011 Givry Champ Lalot is slightly golden when young and this wine evolves towards..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Charles de Cazanove Champagne Brut is a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. The fine bubbles form a large string against a golden background. A fruity nose and delicious, persistent barley sugar and brioche flavors. A very lively wine.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2012 Chablis Vaucoupin is an addition to the Servin range. And what an addition it is. Smoke, graphite and all sorts of soil-inflected nuances blossom in the glass in this deeply expressive, resonant Chablis. A wonderfully layered and harmonious wine, the Vaucoupin is easily one of the..


text:
You are Here
by edwetu, Window Shopper
- Created: February 3, 2013, 4:51 am
- Updated: February 4, 2013, 11:49 am
hello every one i would like you guys to help me with a business plan on a piggery. please send it on this email address. i very great-full. thanks very much.
This post was edited to remove links. Please review our Community Best Practices for more information about how best to participate in our online discussions. Thank you.
BizResearcher | Window Shopper | 2/5/2013 - 11:11 am
You may also want to contact your state department of agriculture.
JGabriel | Community Moderator | 2/4/2013 - 11:51 am
Hi there, the page on about writing a business plan may be useful. Another approach that may be useful is reaching out to SBA's resource partners like SCORE, Women's Business Centers and Small Business Development Centers located across the country that provide free business counseling to individuals looking to start or expand a small business. Visit our local assistance guide to find your local SBA resource partners by entering your zip code.
SBA Community
- Community Home
- Discussion Boards
- Introduction
- Tell Us...
- Discuss Popular Topics
- Developer Resources
- Blogs
- Social Media


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Culp was a twisted, unpleasant, villainous dwarf involved in the same mysterious event that gave the Shade his powers, powers which Culp shares. However, the two quickly fell into confrontation and Culp soon counted himself the Shade's nemesis, they fought many times over the years, until finally the Shade thought he had destroyed him for good in London during the Blitz. Culp had instead would up being integrated into The Shade's body and had been subtley influencing his actions and gradually gaining power to put forth a plan to destroy the Shade's beloved Opal City. When Culp enacted his plan he encased Opal City in a shadow sphere and transferred it to a void dimension while his army of villains ravaged the Opal. During the crime wave he was able to become his own person again when he emerged from the Shade's shadow form and taking his power away from him. Eventually both Starmen, Jack Knight and Mikaal Tomas and a shadow demon loyal to the Shade went into the shadowland's to get the Shade's power back , they succesed and Shade drew all of the shadow power into himself. Powerless Culp tried to get a passage of freedom by threatening the second Mist, Nash. But was brutally dispatched by the original Mist. Culp had taught himself to speak French with a passable accent, as he considers his native Cockney English to be vulgar.


text:
The search for potential dividend plays in 2013 has led me to high-quality names that lagged in 2012. Whether or not we fall off the "fiscal cliff" in the coming days and weeks, the outlook is for slower economic growth in the first half of the new year. As a result, I believe there will be a rotation into names that appear safer in early 2013.
One such name on my radar screen is Boeing. At $76, the stock is up just 4 percent on the year, which is less than half the return of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. That said, the company is in the midst of a multi-year commercial aerospace upgrade cycle and is expected to post accelerating earnings growth over each of the next three years.
Meanwhile, Boeing offers a 2.6-percent dividend yield at current levels. Even though this is not the highest yield in the Dow, I believe the company has the capacity to raise its payout more than its index peers over the next several quarters. Boeing just boosted its payout on Dec. 17 to $0.485 a share. Investors at the close of trading on Feb. 12 (the must-own date) will qualify for the next dividend on March 8. The payment can be covered 2.7x with expected 2013 earnings of $5.22.
In addition to the dividend, management pledged to repurchase $1.5 billion to $2 billion (19.7 million to 26.3 million shares) of its stock in 2013. Given the company's A-rated balance sheet and steady cash flow generation, I also believe the quarterly dividend will be raised to $0.55 a share within the next year.
Johnson & Johnson is another laggard of 2012 that I believe will fare relatively better in the new year. The stock has lagged the Dow by 100 basis points year to date, though the company offers a 3.5-percent dividend yield after raising its payout to $0.61 a share in April.
Johnson & Johnson has boosted its dividend for 50 consecutive years and I expect management will announce another increase in April 2013. In the meantime, the company's payment is twice as much as the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note. Johnson & Johnson has a pristine balance sheet and management can cover the dividend 2.3x with expected 2013 earnings of $5.49 a share.
The key to dividend investing is finding companies with consistent growth. I believe that both Boeing and Johnson & Johnson can deliver 10 percent or more total returns in 2013, with less risk than the average large-cap stock.
—By TheStreet.com Contributor David Peltier
Additional News: Boeing CEO Preparing for the 'Fiscal Cliff'
Additional Views: Secret Santa for Stock Pickers
Disclosure: TheStreet does not permit any employees on its editorial staff to individually hold positions in individual stocks, though they are permitted to own stock in TheStreet.


text:
Search results for bobbi kristina
New Couple???? Bobbi Kristina Spotted Kissing And Holding Hands With Whitney Houston's "Adopted Son"!!
What the hell is going on here?!?!?!
Full Whitney Houston's Family On Oprah: Bobbi Kristina Barely Sheds A Tear And Whitney's Brother Cries Trying To Sings Ode To Sister [Video]
Man, this is an interview for the decades:
Celebirty Seeds? Whitney Houston's Daughter Bobbi Kristina Says She Wants Nothing To Do With Her Father And Plans To Change Her Name
Poor Bobby, first he gets nothing from Whitney's will now his daughter might be cutting him off completely…
ChitChatter: Oprah Winfrey Scores The First Interview With Bobbi Kristina Since Whitney Houston's Death
This will be must-see-TV!
Cissy Houston Wants Whitney's Unofficially Adopted "Son", Nick Gordon, To Leave Bobbi Kristina The Hell Alone!
You ain't got to go home, but you got to get the hell up outta here!
Bobbi Kristina Slips Away After Whitney's Funeral… To Get High???
There are conflicting reports about this, but it looks like Bobbi Kristina may be self-medicating to ease her pain.
Bobby Brown Leaves Whitney Houston's Funeral After Security Keeps Him From Bobbi Kristina [Photos]
After all the back and forth over whether or not Bobby Brown was invited to attend Whitney Houston's funeral it appears he wasn't able be in attendance for the full event.
Whitney Houston's Family To Bobby Brown: "Get Yo' Own Damn Money, These Racks Are Bobbi Kristina's!!"
And the ugliness continues…


text:
Editor's note: Do you agree with this expert's response? If you have more to share, post it in one of our .bphAaR2qhqA^0@/searchstorage>discussion forums.
This was first published in December 2003
Download this year's exclusive "Products of the Year" issue of Storage magazine to discover which storage products were ranked as the "best of the best" by our panel of expert judges.... Download Now!
Private Cloud, Public Cloud, Cloud Computing Infrastructure
Data Storage for a Virtual Environment, File Virtualization, SAN Virtualization and Consolidation, Storage Network Virtualization, Virtualization Strategy
ISCSI SAN, SAN switch, SAN (storage area network) management, Multiprotocol or unified storage, Fibre Channel (FC) SAN
Clustered NAS, NAS hardware, NAS management
Disk arrays, Disk drives, Solid-State Storage, RAID
Disk-based backup, Tape backup and libraries, Data storage backup tools, Data reduction and deduplication
Disaster recovery and planning, Remote data protection, Secure data storage
Data storage compliance and archiving, Primary storage capacity optimization, Data management tools, Tiered storage, Remote and offsite data storage
Enterprise storage, planning and management, HPC storage, Outsourced storage and storage service providers, Small business storage, Storage management jobs and salaries, Storage vendors, Storage market research reports, Data center storage
Ask the Expert
By submitting you agree to receive email communications from
TechTarget and its partners. Privacy Policy Terms of Use.
Editor's note: Do you agree with this expert's response? If you have more to share, post it in one of our .bphAaR2qhqA^0@/searchstorage>discussion forums.
Sponsored by NetApp
Sponsored by NetApp
Sponsored by Dell
Sponsored by NetApp
Sponsored by Dell
Terms for Whatis.com - the technology online dictionary
This was first published in December 2003
Fluid Cache for SAN brings low-latency server-based caching of hot data to Dell's Compellent storage arrays.
The decision to buy an all-flash storage array depends on finances; use case; and needs for performance, functionality and scalability.
Your apps might be begging for flash storage performance, but you'll have to decide where to put it, how much you'll need and how it should be used.
New virtualized server environments created hypervisor-aware storage systems. But some products are more hypervisor-aware than others.
Nutanix upgrades operating system for its hyper-converged storage platform, adding post-process deduplication for data on hard disk drives.
Atlantis Computing's ILIO USX could be offered as a joint offering with VMware's Virtual SAN. Find out how it can improve capacity and performance.
Use these seven questions from analyst Arun Taneja to help you in your quest to choose the right cloud provider for your environment.
Analyst Arun Taneja explains how to establish suitable workloads and use cases for a public cloud environment.
Object storage is a popular choice for moving storage to the cloud, but it can present a number of challenges. This tip presents three alternatives.
Paul Kirvan discusses whether a tabletop exercise is sufficient for disaster recovery testing and issues that tabletop exercises should address.
Independent disaster recovery expert Paul Kirvan offers some best practices for call center disaster recovery testing in this Expert Answer.
Independent disaster recovery expert Paul Kirvan offers some best practices for call center disaster recovery planning in this Expert Answer.
Eric Slack of Storage Switzerland discusses whether it is necessary to back up data stored in file sync services in this Expert Response.
George Crump of Storage Switzerland discusses whether specialized tools are necessary to back up Linux environments.
Independent backup expert Brien Posey details what causes CommVault Simpana error 91:29 and how to resolve it in this Expert Answer.
News of a Nirvanix partnership filled in some details about Dell's cloud storage strategy, but the company still treats its cloud plans as a secret.
In our latest Storage Radio podcast, SearchStorage.com editors discuss the Riverbed Whitewater cloud data backup appliance for enterprise backups.
Deduplication is an important strategy for disaster recovery. Learn more about data dedupe solutions in this expert tip by Paul Kirvan.
Learn the benefits of becoming a Hitachi Data Systems reseller partner with our Partner Program Checklist.
Learn the benefits of becoming a Yosemite Technologies reseller partner with our Partner Program Checklist.
Learn about data management software vendor CommVault, Inc.'s partner program in this standardized checklist.


text:
Credit card reality events, workshops open to students The University of South Dakota Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Team will help interested area high school and college students gain an understanding of the responsible use of debit and credit cards during the week o f Nov. 5-11.
The event is part of a special competition developed by SIFE and Visa USA. An element of its Practical Money Skills for Life program, Visa USA created Responsible Use of Credit Week to encourage college students to develop the money management skills they need to succeed in life.
The USD SIFE Team will host extensive Responsible Use of Credit Week training events at the USD Coyote Student Center. The event will include a speaker discussing credit cards and credit card debt. Other events will include inviting participants to bring a credit card bill for review.
"It's excellent that SIFE students are using their business training to help other students and prospective students," said Diane Hambley, SIFE faculty advisor. "It's also excellent to see Visa working with SIFE students to encourage the responsible use of credit. These events are targeted to individuals just starting to use credit cards and credit, such as high school students and new college students."
Approximately two-thirds of college students have at least one credit card and 80 percent of them obtain a card by their first year of college, according to the Institute for Higher Education Policy, Credit Card Survey March/April 1998.
Individuals interested in specific workshop information should contact Hambley at 605-677-5528 for details.


text:
|January 6 (all day event) - Add to Calendar
|More Info:
Epiphany, commonly known as Three Kings' Day in the United States, is on January 6. It celebrates the three wise men's visit to baby Jesus and also remembers his baptism, according to the Christian Bible's events. The United States (US) Virgin Islands observe the day as a public holiday.
Epiphany is one of the oldest Christian feasts. It was celebrated since the end of the second century, before the Christmas holiday was established. It is commonly known as Twelfth Night, Twelfth Day, or the Feast of Epiphany. It means "manifestation" or "showing forth". It is also called Theophany ("manifestation of God"), especially by Eastern Christians. Epiphany also refers to the church season that follows the day.


text:
Download Flash Player to view this content.
A Propos | Feb 17, 2013 | 54:00
February 17 & 23, 2013
This week, we feature more songwriters who were born outside Quebec and have had a significant impact on Quebec's musical landscape. Hear fine contributions to the new portrait of Quebec's evolving music scene.


text:
Information contained on this page is provided by an independent third-party content provider. WorldNow and this Station make no warranties or representations in connection therewith. If you have any questions or comments about this page please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
SOURCE Truebridge, Inc.
BOSTON, Feb. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Truebridge, a financial marketing company based in Boston, is pleased to announce East Cambridge Savings Bank's launch of their online Financial Answer Center. Their implementation of Truebridge's Content Marketing System is one of many examples of financial institutions turning to Content Marketing to increase revenue.
"We are living in a content-driven economy. You cannot survive in the banking space today without a content marketing strategy," says Jeffry Pilcher of the Financial Brand.
The days of "one size fits all" marketing are in the rearview.
Instead of generic advertisements that may not be relevant, a Content Marketing approach provides educational material to aid the decision making process. Not only does this help the consumer make a more informed decision, it establishes the bank as a trusted resource.
"We see Truebridge's Content Marketing System as an excellent way of increasing our share of wallet, while at the same time building customer loyalty," says Todd Goldstein, East Cambridge Savings Bank's Vice President of Marketing.
By utilizing Truebridge's Financial Answer Center, East Cambridge Savings Bank has put a fully stocked financial library, organized around key life events, directly at their consumer's fingertips. Statistics show that 43 percent of people are more likely to buy financial products around life events and 74 percent said they will buy from the source that provides the help.
"Content Marketing in the Financial Services world is a win-win," says Stewart Rose, President and CEO of Truebridge. "The consumer wins because they get the help they're looking for in order to make the best possible financial decision. The bank wins because they put themselves in place to help their customer with more of their financial needs before the competition arrives," Rose added.
About Truebridge, Inc.:
Truebridge, a twelve-year-old content marketing company that caters to financial institutions, is a leading provider of innovative marketing solutions designed to attract, engage and educate a 21st century audience.
More information: http://www.truebridge.com/
*PHOTO 72dpi: Send2Press.com/mediaboom/14-0213-stewart-rose_400x300.jpg
This release was issued through Send2Press(R), a unit of Neotrope(R). For more information, visit Send2Press Press Release Distribution at http://www.Send2Press.com
©2012 PR Newswire. All Rights Reserved.
2126 Charlie Hall Boulevard
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Worldnow and WCSC. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text:
- VIC - Melbourne
Slumber Safari
at Werribee Open Range Zoo
Slumber Safari offers a truly memorable overnight experience for all ages. It is the ideal getaway for couples, groups, families or colleagues: an Out of Africa escape, just 30 minutes from the heart of Melbourne.
Slumber Safari is a fully hosted experience which includes amazing close-up animal encounters, drinks and dips at sunset, a sumptuous dinner, awesome night-time activities including toasting marshmallows around the evening campfire and a delicious supper of scones, jam and cream.
In the morning enjoy watching the animals on the African savannah awaken. A buffet breakfast will be served in the Safari Dining Hut as you take in the view.
Our safari camp offers a luxurious overnight experience with stunning canvas tents, each with their own en-suite. The design has an authentic and earthy touch that says 'safari' and, with just eight tents in total, you share this amazing experience with just a few others.
For those who want to chill out and relax, you have your very own purpose-built balcony, overlooking the Werribee River and the Zoo's wonderful African savannah.
This is a fantastic overnight experience: do something special with that someone special, treat the whole family, or organise a group – with our Slumber Safari, you can choose your own adventure.
Please note: animal encounters may vary slightly on each Slumber Safari.
- Time:
- From 3pm
- Location:
- Werribee Open Range Zoo, , Werribee, Melbourne, VIC Map it
- Ages:
- Teenage (10+)
- Cost:
- $300 per adult
$145 per child
Minimum fee per lodge is $590.
(Please note there is a $100 surcharge for Saturday night.)
Zoo members receive 10% discount.
- Event Info:
- Call 1300 ZOOS VIC for bookings and information Visit Website


text:
Serotonin is a neurotransmitter produced in the brain known to influence the functioning of the
Any disruption in the synthesis,
Serotonin originates in neurons deep in the midline of the brainstem. Because these neurons profile diffusely throughout the...
Have you ever heard of Serotonin Syndrome? Probably not. Neither had I, until recently. But if you, or someone you know, take certain types... Read more »
When we're looking at Migraine and headache information, whether it's from our doctor, a book, or an online article, we sometimes come... Read more »
I was losing the argument. According to my neighbor, it was possible to take serotonin as a supplement and not only lose weight but... Read more »
Full Question: i was reading an article of yours "Migraine Term of the Day: Serotonin". I would like to know how Serotonin levels are... Read more »
Several people have emailed me recently, concerned about taking triptans (Imitrex, Maxalt, Zomig, etc.) for their Migraines while taking... Read more »
See Serotonin. © Teri Robert, 2009Last updated November 20, 2009 Read more »
Serotonin is a naturally occurring chemical found in the cells of the brain, in platelets, and in the intestine. In the central nervous system, it... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Serotonin is a chemical produced by nerve cells. The serum serotonin level is a blood test to measure the amount of serotonin in your... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Hyperserotonemia; Serotonergic syndromePreventionAlways tell all of your healthcare providers what medicines you take. Patients who take triptans... Read more »


text:
Comments: I can run again!!! I injured my ankle a few months ago and have been searching for a stability shoe which allows a midfoot strike. The Hokas fit the bill. I ended up ordering a whole size smaller than I wear in Altras. From: Kellee, Comer, GA. 1/28/14
Please include any relevant information such as weekly mileage, training or race pace, or foot type.
Copyright © 2014 Running Warehouse. All Rights Reserved. Contact Us
Site Map | US: 1.800.606.9598 | email@example.com | Careers