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QUAKERTOWN Charged — Amanda Diaz, 27, no fixed addressed; possession of a controlled subtance and theft; allegedly stole medication from an apartment in the unit block of N. Ambler Street; Quakertown police called around 9 p.m. Thursday; medication was recovered; transferred to Bucks County Sheriff's Office; lodged in Bucks County jail on outstanding theft and forgery charges filed in July. Arrested — Richard Hayes, 46, W. Broad St.; driving without ignition interlock system; stopped for speeding and faulty brake light; 5:45 p.m. Tuesday; taken into custody by Quakertown police and released; charges to be filed via summons.
Aluminum theft attempted on Hamilton Township property
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Someone tried to steal three pieces of aluminum on Hamilton Township municipal property early Wednesday, but was scared off by a neighbor, police said. The person went onto the township property in the 200 block of Fenner Avenue at 12:30 a.m. and started to remove the aluminum pieces, weighing about 30 pounds, state police at Swiftwater said. Police did not provide a description of the thief. When a neighbor spotted the intruder, the metal was abandoned, police said. The property is 1 mile west of Route 33 and 5 miles north of Wind Gap. — Frank Warner
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A former Upper Mount Bethel Township employee was charged Tuesday with theft after admitting she took more than $900 from the township to pay personal bills, according to court records. Amy Lynn Fields, 43, of the 100 block of Bollinger Drive in Upper Mount Bethel is charged with one count of theft by failure to make required disposition of funds received. She is free on $10,000 unsecured bail. Fields no longer works for Upper Mount Bethel, according to Township Manager Maureen Sterner, who declined to comment further.
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A Freemansburg man who allegedly enlisted the help of his sons to commit crimes was released from Northampton County Prison Friday after a judge lowered his bail, which was then posted by a family member. Rickey Lee Tarboro Sr., 40, of 607 Main St., had been in prison under $20,000 for two cases. He is charged with theft, receiving stolen property and corruption of minors for allegedly collecting $457.50 in hoagie money for a Northeast Middle School Chorus fund-raiser from neighbors.
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Orefield contractor charged with theft
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January 18, 2012
A 23-year-old Orefield man is accused of taking more than $1,000 for a paving job that he never started, according to Berks-Lehigh Regional police. Legrande Cooper Jr., of 4317 Levans Road, was charged by summons on Jan. 12 with theft by deception after he took a $1,100 deposit for the job in Upper Macungie Township, according to a complaint filed at District Court in Upper Macungie. Police said he never started the work. Cooper, who owns Top Notch Paving, inked a contract for the work with customer Gerald Hannis on Sept.
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Walmart theft suspect caught on camera
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March 26, 2013
Police in Northampton County released a surveillance photo of a woman suspected of stealing from a Walmart on Route 248 in Lower Nazareth Township. Colonial Regional police are asking the public for help in identifying the woman in a photo taken March 2. Contact police at 610-861-4820. Callers may remain anonymous. — Tracy Jordan
Couple accused of Jim Thorpe vehicle theft
By Frank Warner, OF THE MORNING CALL
March 2, 2011
A man and woman sought by Jim Thorpe police for an alleged vehicle theft were arrested Wednesday afternoon after police spotted their vehicle near a district judge's office. Christopher Farley of West Hazleton and Melissa Pankevitch of Lehighton were taken into custody when police said they recognized the couple's sport-utility vehicle, with a broken side mirror, parked on Pine Avenue, Jim Thorpe, near District Judge Edward Lewis' office. Farley and Pankevitch were located and charged with theft, conspiracy and receiving stolen property.
Police ask for public's help in identifying theft suspect
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May 21, 2013
Colonial Regional police have asked for the public's help in identifying a thief at a Lower Nazareth Township store. Police said the theft happened Monday at the Walmart at 3722 Easton Nazareth Highway. The man stole a sweeper, police said. Police released a surveillance photo Tuesday. Anyone who may be able to identify the man is asked to call Detective Gary Hammer at 610-861-4820. Callers may remain anonymous. — Pamela Lehman
Emmaus police probe a rash of burglaries, thefts
By Patrick Lester, Of The Morning Call
May 14, 2013
Emmaus police are investigating a series of burglaries or thefts reported late last month and early this month. Investigators say that homes on Macungie Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue and Spruce Street were burglarized between April 30 and May 3. In the Macungie Avenue burglary, numerous electronics and games were stolen between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on April 30. Two unoccupied homes for sale, one on Pennsylvania Avenue and one on Spruce Street...
Suspect in $745 baby formula theft sought
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May 14, 2013
A man caught on surveillance camera at a store in Bucks County stole 48 cans of baby formula worth $745 Saturday night, Pennridge Regional police reported. Police released three photos of the suspect at the Landis Supermarket, 2685 County Line Road, West Rockhill Township, hoping someone will be able to identify him. He is white with short, red hair. He has a tattoo on his right arm and was wearing a short-sleeve T-shirt, shorts, dark shoes and dark socks pulled up to near his knees.
Police seek ID in Best Buy store electronics theft
May 14, 2013
An unidentified man stole about $600 worth of electronics Tuesday morning from the Best Buy store off Routes 33 and Freemansburg Avenue in Bethlehem Township. Township police released a photo of the suspect on its Facebook page. Police said he entered the store at 4413 Birkland Place about 11:15 a.m. Tuesday. He quickly grabbed about $600 worth of electronics gear and ran out of the store as employees ordered him to stop. He drove off in an older white car, possibly a Volkswagen GTI. Call the Northampton County Communications Center with information at 610-759-2200.
Allentown police, FBI raid home, arresting suspect in violent jewelry store heist
By Manuel Gamiz Jr., Of The Morning Call
May 10, 2013
Allentown police and FBI agents on Wednesday afternoon raided a city home and arrested a 31-year-old man wanted in connection to a jewelry store robbery and shooting almost a year ago in York County, authorities said. Timothy N. Forbes Jr. was taken into custody at a home in the 300 block of East Mosser Street by police and agents from Allentown's FBI office, according to Sgt. Jeffry Dunbar of the York Area Regional police. Dunbar said police have an arrest warrant charging Forbes with attempted homicide, robbery, theft, receiving stolen property and criminal conspiracy.
Authorities: Berks County attorney charged with theft
By Pamela Lehman, Of The Morning Call
May 8, 2013
Berks County authorities said Monday an attorney is charged with theft when he allegedly took money to represent a client and failed to provide legal services, according to a news release. David John Delcollo, 32, of Muhlenberg Township, is charged with theft by unlawful taking, theft by deception and receiving stolen property. He is free under $10,000 unsecure bail. According to a news release from the Berks County district attorney's office: On Feb. 4, authorities began investigating Delcollo regarding an alleged misrepresentation.
Richland Township man accused of theft
By Frank Warner, Of The Morning Call
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A Richland Township man has been charged with theft for allegedly taking property from another township home over the last few weeks. Jose Tompkins, 24, of Church Road took unspecified property from a home in the 300 block of California Road, township police said. Township officer Ronald L. Rosenberg Jr. arrested Tompkins on Friday, and Tompkins was arraigned early Saturday by District Judge Mark D. Douple on charges of theft and receiving stolen property. Tompkins was taken to Bucks County Prison, but he was released Tuesday on $10,000 bail.
Easton man faces charges in theft of valuable artwork at Long Island house
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May 6, 2013
Authorities said they used hidden cameras to catch an Easton man who worked as a house painter stealing several pieces of valuable artwork from a New York collection, including a Pablo Picasso etching. The footage showed 42-year-old Joselito Vega combing through a crate of artwork and stealing two paintings and Picasso's work - "Three Graces II ," valued at $10,000 - from the Schulhof Collection on Long Island, according to investigators with the Kings County district attorney's office.
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Two rings worth $3,750 were stolen from a resident at the Emmaus Village Senior Care Center in Emmaus, police said. Police said a $20 also was stolen from the resident. Emmaus Village is located at 659 Broad St.
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Thursday, April 25, 2013, 08:36 AM
Posted by Kermit
April 25th, 2013Posted by Kermit
So the Lord gave to Israel all the land he had sworn to give their ancestors, and they took possession of it and settled there. And the Lord gave them rest on every side, just as he had solemnly promised their ancestors. None of their enemies could stand against them, for the Lord helped them conquer all their enemies. Not a single one of all the good promises the Lord had given to the family of Israel was left unfulfilled; everything he had spoken came true. Joshua 21: 43-45
At the conclusion of another long chapter of allotments - this time, the cities and pastures that were to be designated for the various members of the clans of Levites. This paragraph seems like a conclusion of sorts, and makes us think (hope) this long book of killing and dividing the land might be coming to a close. We'll see. But today I was struck with the last verse: Not a single one of all the good promises the Lord had given to the family of Israel was left unfulfilled; everything he had spoken came true.
Well, good for them! But I wondered if the same is true today, true for me, us? Are all the promises of God - good - and does God fulfill all the promises He's made? Does everything He speak come true? I have to say yes - a resounding yes! I believe that God does indeed make good promises to us, His human creatures. I also believe that God is ultimately faithful, and does not leave any promise unfulfilled; everything God speaks ultimately comes true. We don't always see it, we often misinterpret it, and frankly, we just flatly don't know or care enough to really get it. We have so skewed what God has promised to fit with our selfishly defined and predetermined understanding of what God does, and how God is supposed to act, according to our preconceptions, that we fail to see the fulfillment of all God's promises
For example, we have come to believe that God has promised only to bless us, and give us good things and experiences in this life - so when something bad or negative happens to us, we automatically interpret that it's source is other than God, or that God has failed to keep His promise. What we miss is how we've messed up our understanding of God's promise to bless us. Sometimes those blessings come in ways that we can't imagine or accept. Sometimes those blessings aren't realized for years or decades. Sometimes those blessings aren't blessings at all, but warnings or corrections, or discipline. It is not that God's promises aren't all good; it's not that God has failed to fulfill his promise; it's that we have messed up what God's good promises really mean - and instead of doubting our misunderstanding, we take the easier path - we blame God for being less than we expected Him to be, or fault Him for failing to do what we'd predetermined He should do. We devalue who God is, by our own self-absorbed misunderstanding.
Please hear me: this is no attempt to "get God off the hook", for what we perceive to be a lack of concern or care for His creation - it is an honest attempt to remind us that our understanding of ALL THINGS GOD - has been compromised by our sinful humanness. Let's just acknowledge that, and admit we don't get it all, and agree to live and trust that God is Good, therefore His promises are all good. God is powerful, therefore He will fulfill all those promises in His Good time. We have some limitations - and we'll have to just live with them, but God is good, all the time; all the time, God is good! "True that", as the youngsters say today!
Wednesday, April 17, 2013, 09:19 AM
Posted by Kermit
April 17th, 2013Posted by Kermit
The Lord said to Joshua, Now tell the Israelites to designate the cities of refuge, as I instructed Moses. Anyone who kills another person accidentally and unintentionally can run to one of these cities; they will be places of refuge from relatives seeking revenge for the person who was killed. Joshua 20:1-3
The first word of grace since the beginning of Joshua. Yeah!! Following chapters of merciless killing of seemingly innocent people - finally...a word of grace. Following chapters of allotments and divisions of property - finally...a command, that there be designated cities for people who unintentionally or accidentally kill another person. All the accidental killer has to do is run to one of these cities, plead his/her case before the judicial authorities, and if found not guilty; they must then live in that city until the reigning High Priest dies. Seems like a fairly "grace-full" option, in the middle of this book of rampant, almost ritual killing of innocent non-Hebrew people.
As I read this today, I thought ' "Where are the cities of Refugee today?" In the wake of the tragic terrorist attack in Boston this week, (and I know the perpetrator(s) are certainly not innocent of any accidental killing) - where do the unintentional killer (or other wayward sinners) run to for refugee today? Where do I go for refugee?
I suppose the easy and expected answer is "Jesus". Yes, we who are sinners (that'd be all of us) can find refugee no where else but in the grace-full arms of Jesus - but do we also need a physical place to run to? I think so, and I believe the church might be (should be) the modern version of Cities of Refugee. I know that many churches have been just the opposite - even killing their own wounded (abandoning the pregnant youth group teenager, rejecting the divorced mother, turning away the addicts, ignoring the struggling, despising the doubters), but I'm thankful today for the many churches that are getting it right - being honest, healthy cities of refugee. I know many are getting it wrong, but this city, this country, this world are filled with faith-communities that practice grace rather than condemnation, and love rather than law. I'm thankful to be part of such a church. God, please help us (me) to always have open arms to the unintentional (and willful) sinner running in our direction!
Friday, April 5, 2013, 10:31 AM
Posted by Kermit
April 5th, 2013Posted by Kermit
These are the allotments Moses had made while he was on the plains of Moab, across the Jordan River, east of Jericho. 33 But Moses gave no allotment of land to the tribe of Levi, for the Lord, the God of Israel, had promised that he himself would be their allotment. Joshua 13: 32-33
The 13th chapter is the first of 7 chapters almost entirely dedicated to the division of land for the tribes of Israel. The conquering is largely over, the settlement of the land is next. Joshua employs numerous means to allocate the parcels of land to each of the tribes, and this allotting continues through the 19th chapter. There are a number of cute stories about Caleb making a special request to be given special favors in determining his portion, about Othniel begging for a water spring along with her tract of land, and of Joshua casting "sacred stones" (dice) to determine who gets the last 7 pieces of property. Besides those snippets of cuteness - there isn't much of spiritual significance, in my opinion.
But this allotment of land leaves out one tribe; Levi. The Levites are the designated tribe to serve God and the people as priests, and they receive no land, because The Lord, the God of Israel, had promised that he himself would be their allotment. On the surface this must have seemed like an insult to the Levites; not only did they not get any parcel of land with which they might make a living, or insure their children an inheritance; they were apparently bound for life to serving the people, and serving God. Their livelihood depended solely on the graciousness of God, and the generosity of the people. At face value, I wonder if they felt like they got the raw end of the deal?
I also wonder if we do too? We have become experts in the field of "wanting" our many "allotments". We have filled our lives with toys, and goodies, unnecessities, and stuff. We have learned to value our selves and others based largely on the amounts of our possessions and money. We have even come to define who we are based on what we do to earn a living to provide us more things. I believe we have tragically traded "God being our allotment", for a bunch of often unfulfilling stuff. I want to return today to living as if God were my only allotment - not relying on my job, my money, my retirement, my toys - even my friends and family - but God alone is my allotment. I'm guessing if I can in even a small way succeed at this task - I'll find myself much more content.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013, 10:18 AM
Posted by Kermit
April 3, 2013Posted by Kermit
You might notice I skipped the 12th chapter; it is filled (as are the next few chapters) of listings of conquered kings, division of lands to the Israelite tribes, and setting of new boundaries in the Promised Land. I'm not saying those items are unimportant - they were probably just a lot more important and spiritually meaningful to the inhabitant recipients, than they appear to be to me. Sorry. I did however find some inspiration from the first verse of chapter 13:
When Joshua was an old man, the Lord said to him, You are growing old, and much land remains to be conquered. Joshua 13:1
It is possible that the Lent / Easter anti-climax has left me tired, or my ever increasing age appears to be speeding up, or my battle-weary mind/spirit needs refreshing; but this verse was a great reminder for me today. I, like Joshua, 'feel' like an old man most days. I am reminded (by God - and my noncompliant body) that I can no longer do as many things (well) as I used to. Though I often lament that fact, and pine for younger days; in more sane moments I thank God for the exchange of energy for wisdom that occasionally visits me. My experiences may have left me weary - but hopefully they have also made me (at least somewhat) wiser.
But it was that last part of the verse that really jumped out at me today: and much land remains to be conquered. I believe (hope) that is true for me today as it was for Joshua. I see and am compelled forward, not just by the calling that burns within me, but the vision of what lies ahead. I have long ago abandoned the thought of greatness, long ago departed from thinking my success was in any way dependent upon me, and long since given up thinking that I am continually going to get better (at golf, and many other unreasonable illusions). But, I am encouraged that God would remind Joshua of the fact that much land remains to be conquered. I am compelled, even energized, by the fact that much work needs to be done, and in some small way God has enlisted me to help Him do it. There are people in my circle of influence that need Jesus, there are people in this community that need Jesus, there are people in this world that still need Jesus - and though my life is just one - I want to spend it, inviting all people to come to know the love and joy I've found in this long adventure of following the one who gave ( and continues to renew ) new life within me. That hope gives some impetus to get up and get going today. Man, I need that! Thank you God.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013, 10:06 AM
Posted by Kermit
March 26th, 2013Posted by Kermit
So Joshua took control of the entire land, just as the Lord had instructed Moses. He gave it to the people of Israel as their special possession, dividing the land among the tribes. So the land finally had rest from war. Joshua 11:23
Finally, finally, maybe the killing is over. Hopefully now that the Promised Land has been purged, we can get on with some more meaningful and practical applications for our lives in this day.
The entire 11th chapter is taken up with more killing and slaughter, the 12th is taken up with naming and listing all the kings and their conquered countries. Not much spiritual stuff to mine.
I guess I am intrigued with how Joshua did what he did? How did he obey God so faithfully, when what God asked, expected, and commanded...seems so far from what we know about who God is? How can Joshua kill the thousands of God's very own creatures, and seemingly not bat an eye? Did Joshua feel any remorse or sadness - or did the end reward completely justify the bloody means? Did the prospect of rightfully claiming what had been stolen from Israel (the Promised Land) so many years ago, inspire Joshua to just plow through the killing fields unaffected by the suffering he surely inflicted? We'll never know.
All I can take from this today is that sometimes obedience has a cost. Following Jesus is not always hard - not always easy either - and sometimes being obedient has a cost. When standing up for your personal convictions (which hopefully are built on Godly principles), flys in the face of modern convention or even your family or friends - thats hard to do, and might prove costly. When doing the wrong thing seems easier, and nobody is watching - you do the right thing anyway - that is sometimes difficult. When you risk something dear, some possession, some money, some time, some loss of reputation; for something that others deem unworthy - but you do it because you know its right - that can prove a large price to pay. Following Jesus is not always easy, not always hard - but sometimes doing what God desires can prove costly. I hope that today I can do the hard, right, thing. Help me God.


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Set in the South two years before the Civil War, the film stars Academy Award-winner Jamie Foxx as Django, a slave whose brutal history with his former owners lands him face-to-face with German-born bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz (Academy Award-winner Christoph Waltz). Schultz is on the trail of the murderous Brittle brothers, and only Django can lead him to his bounty. The unorthodox Schultz acquires Django with a promise to free him upon the capture of the Brittles - dead or alive.
Success leads Schultz to free Django, though the two men choose not to go their separate ways. Instead, Schultz seeks out the South's most wanted criminals with Django by his side. Honing vital hunting skills, Django remains focused on one goal: finding and rescuing Broomhilda (Kerry Washington), the wife he lost to the slave trade long ago.
Django and Schultz's search ultimately leads them to Calvin Candie (Academy Award-nominee Leonardo DiCaprio), the proprietor of "Candyland," an infamous plantation where slaves are groomed by trainer Ace Woody to battle each other for sport. Exploring the compound under false pretenses, Django and Schultz arouse the suspicion of Stephen (Academy Award-nominee Samuel L. Jackson), Candie's trusted house slave. Their moves are marked, and a treacherous organization closes in on them. If Django and Schultz are to escape with Broomhilda, they must choose between independence and solidarity, between sacrifice and survival.
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The launch of Hillary Clinton's new youth-oriented campaign group, the Hillblazers, adds her to a rapidly growing list of presidential hopefuls who are putting new focus on winning the youth vote.
AU's chapter of Students for Hillary Clinton, which is affiliated with Hillblazers, was launched in September and has seen a strong rise in membership and interest.
"We are here to raise awareness," said Nicole Woods, the president of AU's chapter of Students for Hillary Clinton and a junior in the School of Public Affairs. "Our goal is, basically, to bring Hillary to the students of AU. We have about 60 members right now and are always looking to recruit more."
Starting Hillblazers was a big priority of Clinton's, said Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Hillary Clinton for President committee.
"Candidates really want to inspire a new generation of leaders," he said. "Getting the votes is only part of why these kinds of groups are founded."
Students for Hillary Clinton is not permitted to fundraise because its standing as a student organization under the AU Club Council prevents fundraising for a specific candidate, but it does promote fundraising events by the Clinton campaign.
There was an event a few weeks ago held at Ibiza, a club on First Street, to celebrate the D.C. kickoff of Hillblazers, according to Woods.
"Events like this, which are geared toward younger voters, are what will help to Hillary to win," she said. "I think that when people our age clear their minds of outside opinions and listen to Hillary, they are won over by what she has to say."
Students for Hillary is a great way for college students to get involved in the campaign, said Casey Bessette, vice president of AU's Students for Hillary Clinton.
"It isn't very time consuming, and the events that we hold are a lot of fun," Bessette said. "Nicole and I started the group to spread awareness, and we are already seeing big results."
Clinton is trying too hard to get the youth vote, said Katie Gale, a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences.
"I feel like she just does not appeal to people our age," Gale said. "She lacks vision and energy."
Young voter turnout is not as high as many in politics would like despite a spike in 2004, McAuliffe said.
"Issues like the Iraq war and other Bush policies had young people passionate about the election," he said. "I think that a lot of young voters realize that this is their future."
Lizz Callaghan, a freshman in CAS, said she would definitely vote, just not necessarily for Clinton.
"Hillblazers seems like a good idea, but Hillary just doesn't have the same energy that other candidates have," she said. "I think that Barack Obama [D-Ill.] appeals more to people our age because he can make us excited about the future."


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Laser Technologies – Manhattan LASIK Center
VISX Star S4 IR (Eye Registration technology) features one of the most advanced and the only 3D eye-tracking laser system in the world, capable of treating a wide range of prescriptions. The Active Track detects and compensates for all eye movements in all three dimensions by guiding the laser beam, and keeping it always centered over the pupil. Eye tracking capability has been shown to improve quality and level of the vision achieved following LASIK, as well as decreasing side effects. Active Track is made by VISX, the name surgeons have trusted in over 5 million procedures. VISX CustomVue remains the gold standard in the category of wavefront customized treatments, due to its truly custom nature, Iris Registration technology, and use by the majority of lasik surgeons performing true custom ablations.
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Intralase is an important advance in laser vision correction since the invention of the excimer laser. Being at the forefront of state-of-the-art laser vision correction surgery, Dr. Niksarli acquired this advanced technology over three years ago, as one of the pioneering surgeons in bladeless LASIK surgery. The IntraLase laser system allows select LASIK surgeons to offer their patients a computer controlled alternative to traditional LASIK, which is still commonly performed with a mechanical device, i.e. the microkeratome. With IntraLase, the femtosecond laser creates a thinner flap with more predictable thickness. Patients with THIN corneas or HIGH prescriptions benefit the most from this technology. Also, with this advanced technology, more LASIK patients are able to avoid the longer recovery time of surface laser treatment, also known as PRK, LASEK, Epi-LASIK. The IntraLase marks a significant advancement in flap-creation technology. During your consultation, Dr. Niksarli will inform you if you would benefit from the IntraLase technology.
NIDEK™ Excimer Laser EC5000 CXIII
NIDEK EC 5000 CXIII excimer LASIK system is the most recently FDA approved laser that can treat nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. It is equipped with one of the most advanced eye-tracking technologies in the vision correction field. Its 200Hz infrared eye-tracking technology follows and responds to tiny eye movements within 5/1000th of a second. This in turn translates into an incredibly smooth corneal treatment surface and faster patient recovery. NIDEK is approved by the FDA for a wide range of nearsighted, astigmatic, and farsighted LASIK corrections. Its sequential treatment of astigmatism and nearsightedness ensures wide treatment zones, optimizing day and night-time quality of vision. NIDEK's extra-quite, accurate and rapid treatment minimizes patient anxiety during the treatment, and ensures quickest recovery.
CustomVue LASIK
The wavefront CustomVue procedure tailors a unique correction for each individual patient. The CustomVue captures a "digitized" image of the patient's eye including the corneal contour. The measurements are captured at a computer station, i.e. Wavescan, and are transferred to the laser, which treats in a unique pattern utilizing an advanced algorithm. VISX CustomVue remains the gold standard in the category of wavefront customized treatments, due to its truly custom nature, Iris Registration technology, and use by the majority of lasik surgeons performing true custom ablations.
Dr. Niksarli will advise you whether your eyes will benefit from the wavefront CustomVue treatment.
Wavelight Allegretto
Allegretto Wave treats the cornea in a wavefront optimized or wavefront driven fashion. It differs from VISX's CustomVue in that the treatments can be wavefront optimized or wavefront guided. The surgeon decides which one of these treatments is better suited for a given patient. Like all the other lasers featured here, it has a built-in infrared 200Hz eye-tracker to stabilize the eye during surgery. This technology is available to our LASIK Long Island / New York patients through an affiliate LASIK surgeon.
Bausch&Lomb TECHNOLAS 217
The Bausch and Lomb Technology is an advanced flying spot laser which can treat nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Similar to NIDEK EC5000, with its adjustable zones, it covers a wide treatment area to optimize quality of vision following LASIK. It features an infrared eye-tracker for increased safety and predictability. Custom LASIK treatments are possible utilizing its advanced Zyoptix algorithm. It is available through Dr. Niksarli's affiliation with Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital.
The Orbscan's high-tech computer can actually read and interpret the contours of your eyes and produce an incredibly detailed topographical map of your eyes. This full-color map tells the surgeon all he or she needs to know about your eyes' precise characteristics such as elevation, inclination, curvature, and prescription.
TRS system from MARCO combines the latest generation of electronic refraction technology. Replacing the standard manual refractor, which is still used so commonly in most doctors offices, it takes the guessing game out of the equation. Commonly, patients are nervous about giving the wrong answer to the question the doctor asks multiple times: "which is better? 1 or 2?" That's tough enough for most people even for a new pair of eyeglasses, let alone before a permanent procedure. That's why we have invested in most up-to-date automatic refraction systems which are not found at most other laser centers. They communicate with state-of-the-art auto-refractors, which read off the prescriptions from your eyes. On the day of the surgery, to confirm the readings, you will be shown what the computer has generated for your prescription numbers, including nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. After refining those numbers further, they are fed into the computer of the laser system. The laser will know exactly how the treatment will be performed. All these, thanks to the most advanced refraction system available today.
Dr. Kevin Niksarli
A renowned LASIK surgeon, Dr. Niksarli equips each of his offices with the latest technology in order to deliver top-quality results. With offices throughout New York and New Jersey, Dr. Niksarli serves Flushing and Brooklyn LASIK patients, as well as Paramus and Edison, New Jersey LASIK surgery patients. Get a FREE Consultation from our doctors! Contact us today at 212.759.9617 or schedule your FREE CONSULTATION online.


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Yes. Online classes are determined on a quarterly basis. During early advising, check with your advisor regarding availability.
Effective for Fall 2012 admissions and after, admission will be based upon the sum of your revised-scale GRE Quantitative Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning scores. To qualify for unconditional admission, the admission score must be 287 or greater AND neither individual score may be less than 142. To qualify for conditional admission, the admission score must be between 283 and 286 AND neither individual score may be less than 141. For complete details on GRE requirements, please visit the Admissions section of the Office of Graduate Studies website.
All admission requirements including PRAXIS exams must be passed prior to admittance into the program. There is no conditional' enrollment. However, you may be allowed a conditional quarter for the GRE exam. You may enter without the GRE scores (may affect financial aid and application for practitioner license), but you must take and submit acceptable scores by the end of the first quarter of enrollment. For more information, please see the question "What are acceptable GRE scores?"
Yes. Barksdale classes are determined on a quarterly basis. During early advising, check with your advisor regarding availability. Please note that non-military students will need to acquire a base pass in order to drive on Barksdale AFB. For information on acquiring a base pass, please visit the Tech Barksdale Web site, or contact Cindy Ham at (318) 456-5005.
- For the MAT programs, you must have a 2.5 cumulative ugpa or a 2.5 cumulative on your last 60 hours of undergraduate coursework. You may take additional undergraduate courses in order to raise your UGPA to the required level. You may submit copies of all undergraduate transcripts to Ms. Gleason for evaluation by mail or fax. Please indicate the program you are interested in and your contact information.
- For the Non-Master's programs, you may have a 2.5 cumulative OR earned ugpa. As indicated for the MAT programs, if you do not have the 2.5 cumulative or earned ugpa, you may take additional undergraduate courses in order to raise your gpa to the required level. An earned ugpa will remove F's and repeats (keep last grade only). However, you must have at least a 2.2 cumulative ugpa if you use an earned. You may submit copies of all undergraduate transcripts to Ms. Gleason for evaluation by mail or fax. Please indicate the program you are interested in and your contact information.
- PRAXIS I (all three parts). An ACT composite score of 22 OR an SAT combined verbal and math score of 1030, OR a Master's Degree or higher will allow you to waive the PRAXIS I.
- PRAXIS II is offered by paper/pencil for all exams EXCEPT Elementary Content exam and Foreign Language exams, which are now offered by computer at the ULM Testing Center and Prometrics in Bossier City. See the PRAXIS Information and Resources link that will provide information on test dates, test centers, test preparation, test registration, etc.
- GRE (MAT program only). Admission status is determined based upon the sum of the GRE Quantitative Reasoning and the Verbal Reasoning scores. For more information on acceptable scores, see the entry "What are acceptable GRE scores?"
- PRAXIS I may be taken at the ULM testing center (318-342-5336) or Prometrics in Bossier City (318-742-7349). These are computer-based exams. Call to set up a testing appointment. Offered weekdays. It takes 3-4 weeks for official scores to be received.
- PRAXIS II is only offered by paper/pencil at this time. See the PRAXIS Information and Resources link that will provide information on test dates, test centers, test preparation, test registration, etc.
- GRE is also a computer-based exam that may be taken at ULM or Prometrics, but you need to register online. See the PRAXIS Information and Resources link.
Tech is on the quarter system (10-week quarters). The fall quarter begins in early September, winter quarter in late November, spring quarter in early March, and summer quarters in early June (first session) and July (second session). Effective Fall 2011, Louisiana Tech University admits students into the alternative certification programs fall (deadline August 1) and spring (deadline February 1) quarters only.
You are required to be enrolled in at least one class in order to be considered as admitted to the program. You may take up to 9 hours without special permission for M.A.T. programs and 12 hours for Non-Degree programs. If you are unable to attend one of the quarters, you will need to complete a one-page, no-fee readmit form to come back into the program. If you are out more than one quarter, you will have to submit a new application with fee.
This will vary depending on which program (MAT or Non-Degree) you are in, how many classes you choose to take each quarter, and whether you will complete clinical practice (student teaching) in 1 quarter or an internship in 3 quarters.
Clinical Practice (student teaching) is one-quarter long and is for any candidate that is not in a current teaching position. Internship is for those already teaching in an approved public or private school and is one year long. Interns will complete internship in their own classroom.
These are character references. The letters may not be from a relative. Some suggestions might be a teacher, professor, employer, family friend, minister, etc. The letter should indicate the relationship between the student and person recommending the student, how long he or she has known the student and in what capacity, and why they believe the student would be a good candidate for the teaching program at Louisiana Tech University. Letters of recommendation may be submitted as an attachment to the online application, e-mailed directly to Ms. Gleason (firstname.lastname@example.com) from the person writing the recommendation, OR original letters with signature may be furnished to Ms. Gleason.
Signed letters of recommendation should be on letterhead, if appropriate, and be addressed to:
Ms. Melanie GleasonLouisiana Tech University
P.O. Box 3163
Ruston, LA 71272
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I am 21 years old and recently asked my girlfriend of a year to marry me. We have everything set including the date, and I find myself thinking about my previous girlfriend a lot. We always talked about getting married, and now that I'm getting married to someone else, I find myself thinking of past years. I'm freaking out, what should I do?
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I'm sorry that you're having second thoughts about your wedding, but you know, they might be normal. You originally thought you were going to marry this other girl, and now you're going to do it with someone else. I would think it is normal to have your ex pop in your head for ONLY that reason. If you're second guessing your FEELINGS, then that is a different issue. I would suggest sitting down and talking with your fiancee and letting her know your doubts. If you're going to get married, you need to know that the other person is there for you and you're a team. Please talk to her.


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SEASON OPENING RUNDOWNFriday, Nov. 9 - 2:00 p.m.Old Dominion (0-0) at Virginia Tech (0-0)Cassell Coliseum (9,847) - Blacksburg, Va.Friday Live Stats: GametrackerFriday Live Audio: ODUSports.com
ODU Game NotesNORFOLK, Va. - The Old Dominion University women's basketball team opens the 2012-13 season on Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. when they face Virginia Tech at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg.
SERIES HISTORYOld Dominion and Virginia Tech meet for the 31st time in their history with the Lady Monarchs leading the all-time series, 23-7. However, the Hokies have won two in a row and six of the last eight in the series. ODU is 28-15 all-time in season openers.SCOUTING THE HOKIESVirginia Tech are coming off a disappointing season that saw them go 7-23 overall and 3-13 in the ACC. The Hokies were picked to finish 11th out of 12 teams in the 2012-13 ACC preseason poll.Junior forward tansfer Uju Ugoka was named to the newcomer watch list but will be ineligible early on in the season. Virginia Tech returns their top four scorers and six of their top seven scorers from a year ago. Junior guard Monet Tellier (13.7ppg, 4.5 rpg) and senior guard Aerial Wilson (12.1 ppg, 2.4 rpg) led the returners for the Hokies.Karen BarefootODU head coach Karen Barefoot enters her 14th year as a head coach in 2012-13 and 200 plus wins in her career as she leads the Lady Monarch program in year two. As head coach at the Apprentice School in 2001, she led the Builders to a National Championship in the school's first ever women's sport while taking Lenoir-Rhyne the NCAA Tournament in the 2002-03 season. In 2010-11 while at Elon, she led the Phoenix to the WBI, the schools first ever women's basketball tournament appearance. The last time that ODU made the NCAA Tournament was in 2008 when Barefoot was an assistant coach for the Lady Monarchs and helped them make the Sweet 16.EXHIBITION WINSophomore Shae Kelley just missed a double-double as she led all scorers with 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds to go along with five steals, two blocks and an assist in her first game with the Lady Monarchs to help ODU to a 70-50 win over Elizabeth City State on Sunday.After a slow start to begin the game, the Lady Monarchs went on a 19-7 run to end the first half and took a 32-21 lead into halftime. In the second half, ODU pulled away behind a smothering defense that racked up 19 steals, forced 35 turnovers, registered eight blocks, scored 42 points off turnovers and had 13 fast break points.Senior Jackie Cook added 13 points, six rebounds, two blocks and two steals while sophomore Tiffany Minor provided 11 points, three steals, a rebound and an assist off the bench.CAPTAINSSenior guard Jackie Cook, senior forward Mairi Buchan and sophomore forward Jackie Cook have been selected as team captains for the 2012-13 season.LADY MONARCHS PICKED TO FINISH FIFTH IN THE CAAOld Dominion was picked to finish fifth this season in the CAA preseason poll. The voting was done by the league's head coaches. Delaware was picked to win the CAA, followed by James Madison, Hofstra and Drexel. Old Dominion and Northeastern followed, while George Mason and UNCW tied for seventh. Towson and William & Mary tied for ninth, followed by Georgia State.BETZ-WHITE PRESEASON ALL-CAASophomore Ashley Betz-White was listed as honorable mention on the preseason All-CAA teams. Last season, she was named the CAA Rookie of the Year and to the All-CAA Rookie Team after leading all CAA freshmen in points per game (8.1), assists per game (3.4) and minutes per game (31.3). Betz-White became just the sixth player in program history to record over 100 assists in her first year.NEWCOMERSHead Coach Karen Barefoot added three freshmen this season in local talented guards Galaisha Goodhope and LaQuanda Younger along with center Brittany Martin out of the New York. Transferring in are forward Shae Kelley and Miami (FL) transfer guard Stephanie Gardner. The incoming class is ranked the best in the CAA and No. 42 in the country overall.Karen Barefoot SHOWThe first Karen Barefoot show of the 2012-13 season will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Y Not Pizza located in the Village behind the Ted. Joined by host Doug Ripley, Barefoot reviews the previous week's game and gives insight into the upcoming Lady Monarch matchups all season long.STAY CONNECTEDFollow Old Dominion Women's Basketball on TwitterBecome a fan of ODU Women's Basketball on FacebookFollow Old Dominion Athletics on TwitterBecome a fan of ODU Athletics on Facebook


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Flight back-up of the Vanguard 1 satellite built by the Naval Research Laboratory. Vanguard 1 was successfully launched on 17 March 1958, after an initial failure the preceding December. This backup satellite was donated to NASM in December 1975 by the former Vanguard Project Director, Dr. John P. Hagen. The satellite has been exhibited at NASM as well as by the U.S. Information Agency (1976) and at the Kansas Cosmophere and Discovery Center (1982-1985).
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- The European Citizens have only rights, they must also have duties;
- Need to encourage the mobility of European citizens, more particularly to increase the financing for the European exchange programmes; we need follow-up of the programmes and more visibility of the programmes for the whole society; need to include young people who don't have the possibility to participate in exchange programmes; more mobility creates feeling of common identity;
- The EU programmes should provide social inclusion; they should consider the local needs; some projects are more successful if organized at a local level (the question is how to restructure the projects to make them reach the people at local level);
- To have a common identity, we need to have common values or to unify them which means a common political project (i.e. European Constitution); EU relies on homogeneity so that we could speak about common values, collective conscience;
- Education is essential; there is a need for more active policies directed to young people; the first step to construct the European identity is the cultural and intellectual attitude of every member state; the importance of European history should be highlighted in the education process;
- The EU should be solution of the problems of the globalization and not be accepted as a loss of identity; EU is not a symbol of the globalization, it doesn't deprive citizens of their national identity;
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My bearded and long haired checker at Whole Foods told me to sit back and relax when I offered to help him bag my groceries.
I used to have this image of the boy I wanted to be with in my head. It was no boy in particular. Just a boy. I knew what he looked like, what he wore, what he listened to, what he thought about. I knew everything. And he was perfect.
But now?
Every time I try to imagine this boy, all I can think about is another one.
A real one.
And it scares me to death.
Thank you so much!!
It's tough making the transition, but that's awesome you lasted a month! My sister and I were actually talking about that last night…both of us were vegetarian before going vegan and both of us tried being vegan for a month and then ended up going back vegetarian for a while until we felt the time was right to be vegan.[I hope that sentence was not too confusing!]
You just have to do what is best for you and your body :]
Yeah, I know it does have honey in it :]
I do not regularly eat honey [I usually use agave!], but in this case, I chose the bread wheat bread with honey as opposed to the vegan sourdough bread since the wheat would generally be healthier.
Not that Subway bread should be considered "healthy." I am sure it has loads of ingredients.
Thank you for letting me know :]
Yes, I am a vegan who occasionally eats honey. At least I'm not putting koala bears in pies or anything ;]
I am 21 years old.
I do not eat animals.
I eat a plant based diet.
Before I eat something, I simply think to myself, "Will this help my body?" If the answer is yes, I eat it [unless I am going on my fifth apple in a day…carrots however, are another story. I eat them by the pound].
If the answer is no, I sometimes still eat it. No one is perfect.
My reason for being vegan is that I do not want to eat the corpse of any animal. Rotting flesh does not sound appetizing to me. Whether it be a chicken, a pig, or even a fish, I do not want to eat something that used to be alive. As soon as an animal dies, it's body immediately starts breaking down and decomposing. It's laden with bacteria. I do not want that sitting in my digestive system. Simple.
That is my choice. Eating a plant based diet works for me. It might not work for you and your body.
And that is 100 percent okay.
I do not want to shove my views on people [hey, this is my blog though, I can talk about what I eat as much as I want here
Something that really bothers me is when someone looks down upon someone else for his or her food choices. I frequent a few pro-veg forums and, tonight, I was reading answers to a question someone genuinely had about eating honey and eating eggs. Some of the people who responded to this person were hostile and seemed to think they were quite above this person for not eating eggs or honey.
It made me think.
A lot of vegans pride themselves on treating every creature on this planet with respect by not eating them and not stealing things that belong to them [ie. honey, eggs, milk]. It is fantastic to treat everyone with respect, but treating everyone with respect includes omnivores. Just because someone does not eat the same thing as you does not mean he or she is not as good as you.
The person asked about eating honey for crying out loud. It is not like he asked if it was okay to make baby seal cupcakes or kitten soup. Some of the people in the forum seemed to be appalled that he was thinking of eating honey and rudely said he could not call himself vegan anymore if he did.
I get not wanting to eat honey because it once belonged to bees. Really, I do. But to say he should not be able to call himself vegan anymore?
When I had strep throat for seven days without antibiotics because my doctor[I use this term loosely] said I had mono, I looked for ways to cure a sore throat on the internet and was willing to try most anything. I had multiple cups of hot lemon and honey water amongst other home remedies. Does that mean I am not a vegan anymore? Because my throat had never hurt so badly I decided to eat a spoonful of honey?
Sometimes I think we need to look around and learn to respect others' decisions on foods as much as we respect animals.
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Annapolis to Newport Race 2013. Online registration is now open and the Notice of Race has been posted on the race's official website located at
Annapolis Newport Race
. 2013 marks the 34th running of the 475 mile biennial Annapolis-Newport Race run by the Annapolis Yacht Club (AYC) and New York Yacht Club (NYYC).
The Annapolis to Newport race links two of the nation's oldest seaports and is one of the most historic and well-known U.S. East Coast blue water races. The race provides a contrast between the country's largest estuary, the Chesapeake Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean, creating an extremely challenging racing triathlon that combines elements of grand prix sailing, ocean sailing, and cruising.
The course heads south for 120 miles from Annapolis to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, then east to the Chesapeake Light and hence northeast to Newport. After navigating the shallows and currents of the Bay, navigators have to decide if they want to sail the rhumbline to Newport, go in toward the shore, or head further into the ocean. Vessels then head up the coast to Block Island and eventually toward the entrance of the Narragansett Bay for the final approach to Castle Hill Light. For skippers and crews, this course requires many more tactical and strategic decisions than the other East Coast offshore races. These choices all offer the potential for gains or losses making it a very exciting and fun race to sail.
Community activist and Donnybrook owner Jim Muldoon has been a consistent fixture at the Annapolis to Newport race. Although his 2011 appearance was cut short when his 73-footer had a grounding issue near Norfolk, Virginia, his passion for the race has never waned. This year, he looks to wipe the slate clean and come back with a vengeance in his new Andrews 80. 'I have always enjoyed the Annapolis to Newport Race because it requires a diversity of sailing skills to deal with the tides, depths, and currents of the Chesapeake Bay combined with the challenges of ocean racing,' Muldoon said enthusiastically. 'Leaving from Annapolis, a great sailing town and ending up in Newport, another beautiful sailing home, is always a sailor's delight.'
Another local sailor Rick Born (J/120 Windborn) reiterated Muldoon's sentiments. 'I first ran the Annapolis to Newport race with Alan Harquail aboard Insight in 1991,' said Born. 'Since then, the same nucleus of crew has participated in twenty or so ocean races together. In fact, four of us from that first race on Insight will reunite for this year's race aboard Windborn. When you sail offshore, unique bonds and friendships are created. I would encourage anyone contemplating doing the race for the first time to go ahead and do it. Bringing your boat to Category 2 standards is a good exercise, and the race itself is either in protected waters or along the coast where there is comfort in knowing assistance is not far away. The Race Committee is supportive and the venues and social events are tops.'
Both Annapolis and Newport are great vacation destinations with lots of local attractions to enjoy. AYC and NYYC both welcome the participants to enjoy the full use of their clubhouses. Both offer outstanding dining and a relaxed atmosphere to gather with fellow competitors.
'The Annapolis to Newport Race is wonderful opportunity for sailors, crew, and family to come together and have a great time while acknowledging the significant achievement of participating in this event,' said Mark Myers, AYC Past Commodore.
In 2011, twelve three-boat teams represented the Annapolis Yacht Club, New Yacht Yacht Club, Tred Avon Yacht Club, Storm Trysail Club, Naval Academy Sailing Squadron, Naval Academy Offshore Sailing Team, Corinthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia, and Norddetscher Regatta Club from Germany, the first European team to ever compete for the City of Annapolis Team Race Trophy.
The course record is held by Joseph Dockery's Carrera, a Farr 60 skippered by Chris Larson, which finished the 2001 race in 42 hours, 58 minutes, and 12 seconds.
Besides the new awards introduced this year, boats that competed in the 2012 Newport to Bermuda Race are eligible for the Chelsea Clock Seafarer Trophy for combined performance in both races. Boats also entering the Marblehead-Halifax Race are eligible for the Chelsea Clock Mariner Trophy for combined performance in these races.
AYC Regatta Manager, Linda Ambrose, was enthusiastic about the potential for the 2013 race. 'This race has flown under the radar for a while, and this year we really want skippers, crew, and spectators to be immersed in the full experience that this venue has to offer,' Ambrose said.
In addition to the open divisions racing under IRC or PHRF, there is a start for the traditional cruiser or racer-cruisers, as well as a double-handed division. 2013 also marks the fourth time in the race's storied history where GPS transponders will be used to keep track of each boat so fans can follow their favorites as they make their way to Rhode Island.
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James Anderson, manager of IC Top 100 FundScottish Mortgage Investment Trust (SMT), explains why he likes Spain-listed Inditex, owner of clothing retailer Zara. At the end of 2012 Inditex accounted for 4.2 per cent of Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust's assets, making it the sixth largest holding, up from 2.53 per cent at the end of March 2012 - the end of the trust's financial year.
"I think this is a really significant company for many reasons. Firstly, people wouldn't expect a Spanish retailer to make the impressive returns it has, but this is a company that has in some ways reinvented clothing retailing. The company doesn't do all its manufacturing in the cheapest places (as some other retailers) because these are not necessarily close to its stores so it couldn't get its products to them quickly enough.
Inditex is also a fantastic example of globalisation in action, with Zara stores now in 86 countries across the world, including Colombia, Saudi Arabia and Russia. The company knows people in large cities across the world want to buy the same things fast.
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Like-for-like clothing sales in Spain have been falling and also not doing very well in southern Europe. But despite this Inditex has risen around 35 per cent over the past 12 months and it is managing to do this with all these things going on in the background."
Inditex reported in a recent trading statement that its net sales rose 17 per cent over the first nine months of 2012, while net income increased 27 per cent from the same period a year earlier.
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The USTA grant funding was immediately put to use at our wheelchair tennis program at Harvard University. The program allows individuals with physical disabilities interested in tennis a chance to participate in a first class tennis instructional program. The program was able to utilize grant funds for maintenance and wheelchair adaptation for camp participants so that their chairs were safe and effective for court play. This program allows individuals the opportunity to experience tennis on a regular basis. The program has begun to branch out into the community and has recruited several new players from Spaulding Rehab. In addition we have done a clinic with individuals from the Wounded Warrior Paralyzed Veterans Facility. Most recently two of the top wheelchair athletes have been participating in our able bodied clinics and mixers with over 36 able bodied participants, a great way to expose the tennis community to wheelchair tennis!
The current weekly program meets on Monday nights at Harvard, in the past months we have had nine new athletes that share two chairs. The clinic averages around 14 people that come out weekly as well. The vision would be to provide a chair for each individual. The organization looks forward to reaching out into the communit and making the game of tennis available to all interested new participants.
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SIMPLE EXAMPLE: For example, type mem-shin-heh (N-A-V on the English keyboard) to enter the name Mosheh as a search term.
To conduct a more sophisticated search, click on Regular Search to choose from a variety of search options. (To return to the simpler search screen, click Simple Search.)
When you have entered your search terms, click on Search. (To preview the number of occurrences found and exclude certain terms from the search before the search is actually performed, click Filtered Search instead.) A window containing your search results will appear.
To work with the search results, use the File and View menus that appear at the top of the search results window. (Note that the Display menu is available only from within a search.
Comparing Texts
You can also simply read texts on-screen (browse, rather than search) and compare related texts (such as a primary text and a commentary on it).
To browse a text, click on the word Text in the menu bar at the top of the screen. A list of texts appears. To view a complete list of available texts, click New Database. Click on the text you want, and then on the book or section of the text that you want to view. A window containing the text appears.
SIMPLE EXAMPLE: Click Text in the menu bar, then click New Database, then Bible. Finally click on shemot, and click Display Text. The beginning of shemot (Exodus) appears in a new window.
Text windows will normally contain menu options for comparing related texts. To continue this example, within this window containing shemot there is a Commentaries menu. To view, say, Rashi's commentary on Exodus, choose Rashi from the Commentaries menu. Rashi's commentary appears in its own window immediately beneath the window containing the text of Exodus. Note that as you scroll through the biblical text, the text of Rashi's commentary automatically scrolls also, so that the commentary being displayed always corresponds to the biblical text being displayed.
Advanced Features
For information on more advanced features, please refer to the extensive on-screen help system. Note that this help system is context-sensitive--that is, you can invoke the help system from within any given window and receive information specifically pertinent to that window or task.
Exiting Bar Ilan's Judaic Library
When you are finished working with this CD-ROM:
- Choose Exit from the File menu.
- Eject the disc from the CD-ROM drive. Please place the disc in its case and return it to an Etext Center assistant.


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