text:
Enter address here
Submitting this form will launch Google Maps in another window. Insight Investment are not liable for information from external web sites
Insight Investment160 Queen Victoria StreetLondon EC4V 4LA
+44(0)20 7163 4000
Global locations:
AustralasiaNorth America
Please tell us your name
Tell us your email address
Give us your telephone number
*Please note, all fields must be filled in.
Type in below, briefly, what you would like to discuss with us
Our investment range
Information centre
Help me
Insight innovation lab
Insight Innovation Lab
Call our team on +44 (0) 20 7321 1209
or email Consultant Relationship Team
Tell us what you're interested in and we'll keep you updated
If you would like to receive regular email updates on topics of interest, please submit your details here and we'll do the rest.
Please tell us your name*
Tell us your email address*
Please let us know what areas you would be interested in
Which of the following best describes your business?
To help us ensure we get your message, please type the word below into the text field provided.


text:
Board index » Home Automation Forum » Indigo & INSTEON
All times are UTC - 6 hours
hazlnut wrote:Here are some of my ideas, but I'd like to hear what others do:**Create a reset all that will 'turn off' all buttons (deactivate the LEDs) and link it to all Switches.**Add 'Turn off' all other buttons to button triggers-- e.g. when 'Away is pressed, all other buttons are turned off (LEDs deactivated).**Is there a way to use action groups or are KeypadLinc LEDs always going to be controlled by Powerlinc?
jay wrote:OTOH, I have several buttons that do one thing and don't reflect state (volume up, volume down, execute a scene, etc). These I put into non-toggle mode so they only ever send the same command and Indigo responds exactly the same way each time they're pressed. No light because there is no "state" being represented by the light.
hazlnut wrote:How do you put KPL buttons in 'non-toggle mode'?
jay (support) wrote:hazlnut wrote:How do you put KPL buttons in 'non-toggle mode'?It's in the documentation for KeypadLincs from Smarthome.
jay (support) wrote:You're in luck. Since the last post on this thread, we've introduced the INSTEON Commands plugin which allows you to set the toggle mode from an Action. And you can specify whether the button will always send ON or OFF (sounds like you want OFF).
jay (support) wrote:Yes - you only need to set them into toggle mode one time so the Action Group is a bit of a throwaway (we'll have a better solution for one-off commands like that in an upcoming release).Auto-off isn't an INSTEON command - rather it's an Indigo action so you can't do an auto-off like that.
jay (support) wrote:Execute one of the actions and watch the event log to make sure that the command is successful. Then press the button a couple of times waiting about 5 seconds in between. Copy/paste what you see in the event log.Note that when in non toggle mode sending off, the button will still flash a couple of times when pressed but it should end up off.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests

subset: commoncrawl


text:
What's your reaction?
19 hours ago
CELEBRATE PRIDE: Our comprehensive guide to all things Pride in Chicago -- events, schedules, parade info and more: lgbt.ly/13LqwiH
20 hours ago
IT'S BACK: Reeling returns from hiatus with new name, directors; dates announced. @tonymerevick reports - lgbt.ly/13LmhUr #LGBT #film
23 hours ago
There's a new #DaftPunk out! @JRadford_CP got your breakdown: lgbt.ly/13JfhHF. #boystown #gaychicago
23 hours ago
#BillClinton urges Illinois House to pass #marriageequality legislation: lgbt.ly/13IeV3Z. #boystown #gaychicago
1 day ago
It's #HarveyMilk Day! #boystown #gaychicago
Popular tags
subscribe, same-sex marriage, Social Issues, chicago, boystown, lgbt, relationship, Human Interest, love, LGBT Health Week, marriage equality, Delaware, HIV, illinois, lesbian, fashion, lgbt community, gender identity, Politics, AIDS, equality, gay, gay marriage, the civil rights agenda, Evanston, howard brown health center, Anthony Martinez, Lambda Legal, Mike Macharello, NorthalstedChicago Phoenix © 2013 All Rights Reserved
We ♥ Chicago.


text:
Latest Headlines
A Silver Spring man is dead after an early morning crash on Veirs Mill Road at ...
A new report finds that Maryland is among the top five states with the greatest ...
Wednesday will be much nicer with more sunshine in the ...
Tony Parker's status for Game 4 of the NBA Finals is uncertain after the ...
Any loss in a seven-game series could doom you.
San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - The stars for the San Antonio Spurs and ...
WASHINGTON (WUSA) - Two weeks ago, Amazon launched its annual Big Fall Books Preview featuring a selection of books that Amazon believes to be the season's "most anticipated releases" in fiction, nonfiction, cookbooks, biographies, mysteries, and for kids and teens.
In addition, book editors of Amazon.com have made their selections for fall's ten most intriguing releases, including J.K. Rowling's highly anticipated comic tale The Casual Vacancy, and hit nonfiction works like America Again: Re-becoming the Greatness We Never Weren't by Stephen Colbert.
"Fall tends to bring readers some of the best, most-sure-to-be-talked-about books, and this year's lineup looks especially impressive," said Sara Nelson, Editorial Director of Books and Kindle, Amazon.com. "In fact, our editors were so excited about the upcoming books that, in addition to the Top 10 list, each of them picked three more upcoming books they already love, or can't wait to get their hands on, and included these suggestions as another feature in our Big Fall Books Preview. Whether customers are looking for a book for their teenager, or the delicious novels they'll soon devour in front of a fire, there's plenty of great reading to go around."
Sara Nelson told WUSA that these picks are "purely editorial". As the Editorial Director, she also recommended three of her favorite books in the Big Fall Books Preview, one of which was Jami Attenberg's novel The Middlesteins, a story of a young Jewish woman with a weight problem. "This book just cried out to me from the pile," she said, "Without getting too much into my personal pathology, you could say that I related."
Sara Nelson explained that the editorial team read a ton of books to find out their favorites. Her team discover books in a variety of ways - publishers and agents often share their favorites with the editors, or the editors get to request books that they think they might want to recommend to Amazon's readers.
Once a few editors read the books, the team meet and make their cases for their favorites and start to narrow down the list. Once the editors get closer to a list of what they think will be a Top 10, the majority-if not all-of the team reads those books to make sure those are the books they want to recommend to the customers.
However, there are some cases where the editors are not able to read the book. "That's why we called it our 'Top 10 Most Intriguing' - because what we have been able to read from or about it makes uswish we could have!" said Sara, "One example of this is J.K. Rowling's The Casual Vacancy, which is embargoed until it goes on sale."
As a well-known book reviewer and the former Book Editor at Oprah's O Magazine, Sara Nelson joined Amazon.com in May where she leads the company's editorial vision for books in the print and Kindle bookstores. As one of the earliest e-book readers and supporters in the industry, she said she would still be reading her original Kindle from 2007, except that she left it on a plane very early on.
But, she also said that she still reads in the "traditional" way - "We're platform agnostic around here. We love books, no matter the format and are happy to recommend great books to our customers in features like the Big Fall Books Preview and also our regular feature, Best Books of the Month."
Below are the Amazon Books Editors' picks for the 10 most intriguing books of Fall, listed alphabetically by author:


text:
Forage & Livestock Production Research
To develop a knowledge base and guidelines for sustainable grazing-based livestock production systems which are based on a near-continuous supply of diverse, high-quality forages and to integrate forages into sustainable biomass and multi-purpose crop production systems.
Between 6 and 9 million stocker calves pass through the southern Great Plains annually.
Wheat-based stocker calf production is a very large proportion of that production. There are 6 to 7 million acres of wheat in OK alone. 50 to 80% of those Oklahoma acres is grazed by 2 million stocker calves annually, with an economic value approaching $1 billion.
Why Not Wheat?
There are forage gaps; when producers must feed hay and supplements for 4 or 5 months of the year.
Its an annual crop requiring high inputs.
Wheat protein is poorly utilized, with high N content and low N metabolism.
Wheat is high in nitrates.
Specific approaches to our research are:


text:
Winter weather and the harsh driving conditions that come with it can have a pronounced effect on any vehicle.
If workers are adversely affected by their work due to poor quality job design and working conditions, or are injured on the job, there will be an adverse cost to the employer as well as to the individual worker.
It has been my experience that there is a considerable difference between being a manager and being a leader.
It is about that time of year again: time to start thinking about — and preparing for — deer-vehicle collision (DVC) season, or as some refer to it, deer-vehicle accident (DVA) season.
Vehicle alignment settings serve a variety of functions in vehicle operation and affect, among other things, handling, steering, stability, performance and safety.
This year's Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) featured 1,070 exhibitors in 1.2 million square feet of exhibit space.
AVAILABLE ON DEMAND SQF 2000, FSMA, ISO 22000/PAS220 and other standards continue to gain traction in an attempt to create safer foods and beverages.
The June 2013 Beverage Industry includes a cover story on Tenth and Blake Beer Co., as well as articles about MillerCoors and the Top 100 beverage companies of 2012. Check it out today!
Are you an Insider? Subscribe to Beverage Industry's weekly e-newsletter to receive news headlines, new product information and magazine highlights.
This book addresses the principles of cleaning operations, water supply issues and the science of detergents and disinfectants.


text:
HealthWise KnowledgeBase
Body Temperature
What Affects the Test
Inaccurate temperature readings can be caused by:
- Not keeping your mouth closed around the thermometer when taking an oral temperature.
- Not leaving a thermometer in place long enough before reading it.
- Not putting the proper thermometer in the right place.
- Not following the instructions for proper use that come with the thermometer.
- A weak or dead thermometer battery.
- Taking an oral temperature within 20 minutes after smoking or drinking a hot or cold liquid.
- Taking a temperature by any method within an hour of exercising vigorously or taking a hot bath.
By: | Reference Healthwise Staff | Last Revised: Reference November 13, 2012 |
Medical Review: | Reference Susan C. Kim, MD - Pediatrics
Reference Thomas Emmett Francoeur, MD, MDCM, CSPQ, FRCPC - Pediatrics |
© 1995-2011, Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated.
This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise, Incorporated disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Reference Terms of Use. Reference How this information was developed to help you make better health decisions.


text:
Checkout is for items in your cart, it's not for your Autoship order.
Everything you've purchased from our family of sites.
No gift wrap available
4moms Mamaroo - Green Plush
The mamaRoo still moves like you do. Now with an updated interface, locking toy bar, and speeds 50% faster. Choose from 5 unique motions and 5 different speeds from the easy to use LCD display. Select anyone of 5 nature sounds or connect any MP3 player. The seat reclines to allow baby to lie back and relax or sit up and play. The plush seat is machine-washable and easily zips in and out of your mamaRoo. The mamaRoo is meant for babies from birth to 25 lbs (usually about 6 months), or until they start to sit up unassisted.
Product Notes
Please choose which cart you want to add the item.
+ help
By choosing one of the above, you are able to shop for both yourself and a registrant at the same time. Once you are ready to checkout your items will be waiting for you in both your personal and registry shopping carts.
Still need assistance?
Please contact us at 1-800-Diapers (1-800-342-7377)
About Your Local Delivery
Some heavy or bulky items cannot be delivered via UPS, USPS or Fed Ex. These items are delivered by our local delivery service.
How it works?
At checkout, you will be required to provide a contact phone number where you can be reached to arrange a delivery time.
Once the shipment reaches your area, you will be contacted by our local delivery partner to schedule a delivery appointment.
You must be present to accept delivery.
We've collected resources from around the web to help you make your purchasing decisions.
Review Snapshot
Here's your chance to write the first review! Be a Review Hero!


text:
AutoMD Shifting the Power to You
Find your way to the best Chevrolet service center in Chico, California with AutoMD.
Want to make full use of your vehicle's warranty? Then you should know the location of the nearest Chevrolet service center in Chico, California. Luckily, AutoMD has all the info you need about the different auto shops in your state. We can help you locate Chevrolet auto repair shops in no time. All you have to do is provide us with your vehicle's make and your location, and we'll generate a list of auto mechanic centers within your city.
1 - 10 results of 76 Chevrolet shops in Chico, CA
3880 Benatar Way Ste 7, Chico, CA, 95928 (Map)530-899-1137
AutoMD Verified Chevrolet
3106 Esplanade Ste B, Chico, CA, 95973 (Map)530-894-5850
824 Nord Avenue, Chico, CA, 95926 (Map)530-345-6832
5050 Cohasset Rd. #30, Chico, CA, 95973 (Map)530-894-1350
2246 Esplanade Suite A, Chico, CA, 95926 (Map)530-343-9024
1200 Eaton Rd, Chico, CA, 95973 (Map)530-345-0173
2324 Park Ave, Chico, CA, 95928 (Map)530-893-2720
2144 Park Ave, Chico, CA, 95928 (Map)530-345-8128
703 Cedar St, Chico, CA, 95928 (Map)530-895-0266
2300 Esplanade Rd, Chico, CA, 95926 (Map)530-895-8473
Feedback form
Your Email Address:
Your comments/suggestions:
Enter the text in the image:
5% Cash Back!
... and the repairs are guaranteed
Compare Quotes from TRUSTED Local Shops
Remember me Forgot Password?
I agree to Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
I would like to receive offers & announcements by email
Thank You!


text:
Hello, I just had some questions. It appears that at least some people around here like Kim Jong Il, and I'd just like to ask why. I heard that the North Koreans are miserable. Can anyone comment on that? Also, he has a massive standing army, doesn't he? I also heard that his people don't have enough food to eat, because they give it all to the soldiers. Is that true as well? Obviously in capitalist america no one is going to speak positivley in the news about North Korea anyway, but do they straight up lie? Anyhow, thanks for your time.
I guess they like him because he's one of the most important anti-imperialists of our time. Can't disagree with that.
Quote: I guess they do better than the global average. Pyongyang looks like it's in better shape than many Southern European cities, but it's most probably drastically different on the countryside. But I don't think starvation or anything is an issue anymore nowadays. Of course, compared to us Westerners, everybody is miserable. But that perspective seems to be pretty useless because there are huge differences between places like Somalia and Sudan and places like North Korea and China, even though they're both miserable compared to us. Also, it's probably a bit simplistic to blame the poverty of North Korea on its leadership. I'm pretty sure they're not "torturing" their people on purpose - or that any leadership would ever do that. Not only because the vast majority of people do not like misery, including leaders, but also because it's a bit hard to stay in power if your subjects feel like you're treating them sadistically - which we're told about the North Korean government quite often. The cause for North Korea's poverty is its international isolation, which is leadership is not happy about. Quote: Yeah. Seems like a good policy if you're threatened by the USA. Quote: I doubt it. I mean of course nobody really knows, but I imagine that soldiers would get higher rations because they need more food, obviously, but I don't think they're deliberately letting the others starve because of that.
I really wonder about whether they have enough food to supply for all the citizens ... I have a friend who serves his military duty close to the North Korean border right now, and he says looking at the mountains behind the border you can see big parts of the woods where all trees are leaf-less. He was told it's because the North Koreans pick the leaves and eat them out of hunger. óo ...
Do they have - theoretically - enough cultivable land to produce food for everyone? o-o
I believe it's called "arable land" and I guess they do. I believe their trouble with making use of this land is due to the age of their technology, and the fuel that they would need to make use of this technology.
Also this: viewtopic.php?f=131&t=46639&p=742584
Soviet cogitations: 4779
Defected to the U.S.S.R.: 12 May 2010, 07:43 Ideology: Other Leftist Politburo Quote: In short, probably yes, just like the US media do about most countries with a red flag or some sort of Communist Party in power. Even if not outright propaganda, the media can still accomplish quite a bit of misinformation by selectively reporting some events, jumping to conclusions, and simply using loaded words in their reporting. I'm not saying that it's necessarily deliberate, and some of it could very well be unconscious and merely a result of the influences from a liberal capitalist society that's just got out of the Cold War within the past 2 decades (which is really not a whole lot of time for societal trends to change). Of course, I have no doubts that the DPRK does a lot of biased reporting of its own, and its apparently secluded nature really makes it hard for people to get an accurate picture of what is going on inside. Like, I don't think that the Western media's portrayal of North Korea as like some sort of concentration camp on a massive scale is accurate, any more than its depictions of all the "Red" countries as massive prison camps. On the whole, it's just hard to tell what the situation in the DPRK really is when the information that comes out of that country is limited and with limited verifiable accuracy, and the same can be said about Western information as well. And I do have trouble trusting the media from any country, in case you were wondering, so if that comes off as cynical... well... it's supposed to be. "Conservatism is the blind and fear-filled worship of dead radicals" - Mark Twain
ohhh, I think there are plenty of those here that don't like him. See trentski for an example..
Thanks everyone. Isn't a massive standing army kind of useless anymore? In today's world of missiles and war machines, what good is a bunch of people?
Soviet cogitations: 4779
Defected to the U.S.S.R.: 12 May 2010, 07:43 Ideology: Other Leftist Politburo KVyacheslav wrote: You need people to man the war machines, and if your country is ever occupied, you also need a large number of loyal, dependable soldiers to fight the insurgency. People were saying that to the Chinese during World War II, and yet the poorly equipped largely peasant army of the CCP were able to defend themselves from both the Japanese and the KMT and then take the fight to the KMT Government starting in 1946. "Conservatism is the blind and fear-filled worship of dead radicals" - Mark Twain
I see. Also, how is the political system of North Korea? See, it's called Democratic Republic, but isn't Kim a dictator?
Quote: See USA's reasons: Intimidation, propaganda, and projection of one's views by force. Without ground troops, you're susceptible to ground invasion and occupation. I doubt anyone would want to bomb their own territory. KVyacheslav wrote: Here you go comrade viewtopic.php?f=115&t=32376 (DPRK's Socialist Constitution) Hope it can answer your question Inggris Kita Linggis, Amerika Kita Setrika ! -Sukarno-
chaz171 wrote: If the DPRK government, it's delegation in S Africa, and it's international image wasnt in perpetual mystery I wouldnt. Congradulations, you're not imperialist. Neither were the mujaheddin. Until the DPRK opens it's doors, stops being cult crazy, and stops advertising products in it's state magazine that magically cure SARS, protect against Cancer, and prevent HIV I am going to be anti-DPRK.
This is one question that I have had to pry out of people when I travel around the DPRK. You have to get to know someone first, such as in the bars or with the guides. You will not get a direct answer but you can get some sense of what people think. Sometimes it is not what they say but what they do not say.
1) Understand that this is Korea - country and leader are one entity. Kim's father founded the country you see. 2) To denegrate the leader is to denegrate the country and all Koreans. 3) They know things went to hell after his father's death. They are not stupid nor are they zombies. 4) They will say how great KIS was. That they do not say how great KJI is says much. If you take the simple tour (5 days) you will not see much about KJI. You have to be trusted or there a while to see the KJI adulation to any great degree. Closed rooms of the Museum of the Revolution are for local consumption and honor KJI. I have seen them and had lectures on the greatness of the Dear Leader. It is not the same level of aduation as it was prior to 1994 for Kim Il-sung. KJI aduation is not as enthusiastic as it was for his father. "There was only one leader of the Korean nation!" one party member said. Yeah, that sums it up. Ask a common Korean about their concerns and you get that they are anxious about the future. They live in uncertain times and transition is what they fear. No, they do not like him but he is the son of the Great Leader and he inherited some of his wisdom. He deserves respect. This is a Confucian society. They have no history of democracy. Kim Jong Il has the legitimacy. The Kim family heir (Kim Jong-un) will be weaker for sure, just as KJI is weaker than his father. Also - they want their king to live a good life. Why would they resent that? This is Korea and they would not think he should live like the common laborer. The average Korean has little concept of the outside. Businessmen who make the Beijing run do know and want some of the simple pleasures of China in the DPRK. One said, "I wish we had KFC in Korea." You do not see statues to Kim Jong-Il in the town squares. His photo is in most public places but it is with his father. One of the places you see aduation is at the end of the Mass Games when the children say, "We love you Dear Leader Kim Jong-Il." Ideas aboout public opinion in North Korea are really not like those in the West. When I traveled Romania in 1979 and 1982 you knew what people thought of Ceaucescu - they hated him. They could not say it out loud but they did tell you. They were embarassed that Romania came to that. This is not similar to that at all.
Soviet cogitations: 88
Defected to the U.S.S.R.: 07 Jul 2011, 21:42 Ideology: Maoist Pioneer
Well the reason North Koreans are miserable is because of Songon the military first ideoligy followed by Kim Jong Il
What people seem to forget is that it is neccesary, the Korean war never ended in a treaty. Not to mention agreemants made between the Democratic Republic of Korea and the United states that the Clinton administration violated. Kim Jong Il is the only thing stopping the DPRK from being occupied by the United States and South Korea. The people of the DPRK do not want to be occupied, they went thrue it for hundreds of years by the Japanese and during the Korean war by Americans.
Sorry for thread necro, but thanks so much.
I think there fine with food, they openly admit to needeing international aid for about 20% of there food supply which they accept from China, Vietnam and South Korea
North korea is a small country with little arable land, around fifteeen percent I think, and 24 million people inhabiting it all. On top of that, they have the pro-military songun policy that devotes most of the country to supporting the military..
I think recently the food problem has become less of a problem, as we move away from the troubles of the 90s.
Soviet cogitations: 9243
Defected to the U.S.S.R.: 02 Mar 2004, 15:19 Ideology: Democratic Socialism Old Bolshevik
Holy shit, how come no one's brought up Zaruko's excellent post?
If he's still around we should see if we can get him to do a Q&A on his travels, or simply tell us his tales and experiences. That post seemed credible, reasonable, thoughtful, and analytical all roled into one, and it's barely half a page of text. Fitzy wrote: Quote: Maybe because it is a first-hand experience which does not reflect the hopes and wishes of some of our DPRK fan-boys. --- @Zaruko: Considering what you reported from your trip to the North, I ask myself the question (again) about the future of power allocation in Pyongyang. As I understand it there are two major players that compete over the leadership of the country, namely the Party with the Dear Leader and the Military with its economical importance. Do you think party dominance could be jeopardized with Kim Jong-un? Ya Basta!
Nk people like the departed dear leader because they were learned since little that he is god on earth ,that he is the one who feeds them with grass and 1 potato a day,that he is the sun they have in their homes from 7-10 am untill power is off,people like him because HE WRITES THE HISTORY BOOKS THERE!A blitzkrieg would solve this half a century drama that happends there if US and NATO would take kare of him and a Patriot would enter his window )
North Korea is hell on earth and the largest prison on earth,I am sorry for all those who suffer there. A regime who invest all he can in millitary launches a peacefull sattelite?? No way hose,sanctions fell on the people so the UN and NATO should consider a strike there not sanctions,will be easier to overtrow the gov't then to feed him. Salut |
Alternative Display:
Mobile view


text:
Series: Evolution Basics
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Evolution and Immunity: Same Story?
The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.
Evolution, the Enlightenment, and Worldviews
In this video conversation, N.T. Wright discusses how the Enlightenment worldview -- which clearly separates God from the world -- has impacted our view of Scripture, and why cleaning the "spectacles" through which we view the world can help us see both Scripture and the world more clearly.
Science and the Bible: Assessing the Evangelical Encounter with Evolution
Having now completed our study of the five main views about "Science and the Bible" held by conservative Protestants, I conclude with a final column, assessing the whole situation as I see it today.
Made in the Image of God: Human Values and Genomics
Genes and physiology are seen as something different from "us" and "our mind," and they seem to be controlling us, so we can't even change our mind. Humans are presented as pawns of their biology, puppets dancing to the tune of their genetic masters.
Does Evolution Compromise Human Morality?
Once we have a scientific hypothesis for how something exists, it is tempting to make the philosophical inference that this is also why it exists.
Why Strict Atheism Is Unscientific
Do you believe in God? If a cadre of outspoken, strong atheists wrote a litmus test for scientists, that might very well be question #1.
Series: Science and the Bible: Intelligent Design
In this series, Ted Davis identifies the history, core tenets and assumptions about the Intelligent Design view.
Series: Surprised by Jack: C.S. Lewis on Mere Christianity, the Bible, and Evolutionary Science
In this five-part series, David Williams responds to the book The Magician's Twin: C.S. Lewis on Science, Scientism, and Society by John West and the Discovery Institute, showing that C.S. Lewis was a very complicated thinker whose views are hard to line up exactly with any camp in the current debates over the compatibility of Christian faith and evolutionary science.
Surveying George Murphy's Theology of the Cross
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
Series: Behe, Lenski and the "Edge" of Evolution
In this series, we reexamine the claim made by Intelligent Design proponent Michael Behe to have found a limit to "Darwinian" evolution in light of recent results from the laboratory of Richard Lenski.
Series: "And God Saw That It Was Good": Death and Pain in the Created Order
The tension generated by our understanding of God's character, as revealed in the Bible, and by the reality of the natural world around us has been the focus of much debate within the Christian church since the first century. This series examines critically several of the proposed solutions to this problem, viewing them from the perspective of a geologist, paleontologist, and orthodox evangelical Christian.
Can Science Ever Know Enough?
To say something is poetic is not to declare it ultimately untrue, futile and meaningless—it is to say it is more profound and meaningful and true than many other modes of expression.
Willing to be Wrong
The debate is often not about evidence, but about making sure that others do not transgress our interpretive boundaries and insist that we're wrong. We've bitten from the tree of knowledge and we love its taste.
Series: Decoding ENCODE
The BioLogos Foundation explains to the findings of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project and responds to the claims that its discoveries challenge the theory of evolution, especially regarding so-called "junk DNA".
Series: Divine Action in the World
In this talk, Professor Plantinga addresses the fact that many contemporary thinkers—including many theologians—believe that God cannot perform miracles, providentially guide history, or interact in the lives of people, as these activities would be contrary to science. Plantinga, on the other hand, makes the case that this popular view is mistaken; excluding divine action in the world is not a central feature of natural science itself, but a philosophical or theological preference that has been added on to science (and can just as readily be removed). Plantinga concludes that it is completely logical to accept the miracles of the Bible and support contemporary science.
Freedom and Grace in Tennessee
Towards the end of the last school year, the Tennessee legislature passed the Teacher Protection Academic Freedom Act, a law that became more popularly known as the "Monkey Bill." I was doing research in a Tennessee high school biology classroom the morning that I learned that the bill had passed.
Death and Rebirth: The Role of Extinction in Evolution
When they imagine evolution, many Christians picture novelty: new species arising over time, or speciation events. But as the most recent Southern Baptist Voices exchange makes clear, many Christians also focus on the role of death in evolution—something that can be a stumbling block.
Series: Southern Baptist Voices: Evolution and Death
This exchange brings together related essays on death in light of evolution and Scripture from Southern Baptist theologian Dr. John Laing. Laing argues that evolutionary theory requires death to play a central role in the creation of new life, but sees Scripture depicting death only "as an invader, disturber of peace, and a force of evil." A BioLogos response is given by Dr. Jeff Schloss.
Series: Asa Gray and Charles Darwin Discuss Evolution and Design
Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
Load More


text:
Hello everybody :]
okay, a little bit of back story. I have been talking to my boyfriend online for months and finally met a week ago (he lives in virginia, i live in delaware). he came to see me, got a hotel room for the weekend and i stayed. the first 2 nights we used condoms every time. eventually the first pack ran out. the last night we didn't want to because we didn't have any condoms but we got caught up and had unprotected sex multiple times. i started my period the day after, it was shorter than normal, and I'm having cramps even though its been over for 2 days now and i usually only get cramps the first day of my period. I've never gotten them after before. I'd actually be very excited to be pregnant, I just don't want to get too excited because i know its probably unlikely. So I guess I'm just wondering if anybody has been in a situation like this or might think i am or am not.


text:
Loading product details ...
Reviews (4)
Contact Us
Product Description:CYTOSPORT® CYTOMAX® ENERGY DROPS 16 count :: Chew your way to energized with portable and delicious Cytosport® Cytomax® Energy Drops. Each tiny chew is packed with Cytomax®'s unique Advanced Carbohydrate System giving you long-term energy to last through your workout. Get even more power from the combo of caffeine and electrolytes. 16 packages per box Features & Benefits:
REVIEW SNAPSHOT® by PowerReviewsPros
Cons Best Uses
Reviewed by 4 customers Sort by Displaying reviews 1-4 Pros
Cons Best Uses
Comments about Cytosport Energy Drops 16 count Nutrition: These do deliver on the energy and taste fine so a thumbs up there, but they are too much of a chew-challenge while running. My recommendation for gels are the Honey Stinger. They're nice and soft so you won't have to pant when you pop 'em.
Cons Best Uses
Comments about Cytosport Energy Drops 16 count Nutrition: Great product, I use them daily before workouts. Good taste and stores easily in jersey pockets for long rides Pros
Cons Best Uses
Comments about Cytosport Energy Drops 16 count Nutrition: Very easy to open during runs or bikes, taste great and not too sweet. For sure the best nutrition product to use during workouts. Pros
Cons Best Uses
Comments about Cytosport Energy Drops 16 count Nutrition: These are great for that extra boots before your workout! I also use them to carry me through my longer workouts. Displaying reviews 1-4 Your Help Is HereShop with confidence knowing your team of Fit Experts is waiting to answer all your questions. You can always find your perfect product and your perfect fit. Your Road Runner Sports Fit Experts will make sure you get exactly what you want and have tons of fun in the process! Give us a call, chat, or email! Call 800-743-3206 to
Send us an email and count on a Fit Expert to reply to you as quickly as possible
You May Also Like
- Men's Shoes
- Women's Shoes
- Men's Apparel
- Women's Apparel
- Socks
- Insoles
- GPS Watches
- Heart Rate Monitors
- Monitors & Accessories
- Watches
- Injury Treatment & Prevention
- Fitness Equipment
- Bottles & Hydration Packs
- Bags, Holders & Pouches
- Safety & Reflective Gear
- Caps, Visors & Headbands
- Armwarmers & Compression
- Gloves
- Skin Care
- Sunglasses
- Strollers
- Shoe Products & Laces
- Team Sports Gear
- Triathlon Shop
- Nutrition
- Brands
VIP Family Membership Terms


text:
I want to give Kelley a huge thank you for keeping my blog busy while I was gone, she did fantastic!! Love her face off!
I had a really nice post all written out here for you about our trip to Utah. As you know, Myya and I trekked there last week to spend a fabulous time with Xazmin and Amanda aka Shortmama. If you're anybody at all, you remember Shortmama! If you don't...well, I don't know you! Haaa.
Sorry, I'm a little loopy. Myya and I got the bright idea to leave Xazmin's house Saturday night instead of Sunday morning because then the kids would sleep for a majority of the trip. If we left Sunday morning they would get a cat nap before we left and be up all day.
Don't worry about us, though. We obviously made it just fine. Never mind the fact that I can't remember half the trip and I was driving. I was awake! I was! Also never mind that we stopped at a reststop in Idaho. I guess that's not very smart when you're 2 women, 5 kids and no sleep. At 4 am. Whatever.
Although I am still having a hard time using complete sentences. Example, Big Boy wanted a sausage link...I told him, "Go make self one." Huh?
Little Boy wanted to watch a movie. I replied, "What want you? Which?" What?
And that was just this morning. Who knows what stupid crap I said yesterday and the day before.
I'm planning on breaking our trip into some lists for ya, but not in this post.
This is the post where I extend our heartfelt thanks and gratitude for hosting us for a week. There were lots of us and it could be very chaotic but they were true champs at Xazmin's house.
There were 11 kidlets total and 3 extra adults. Even though we took the expense of driving there and back, they invested a lot in the food to feed us and the places we went. The time, money, patience...they went above and beyond and we thank them!
I also can't extend enough thanks to Xazmin and her husband, Jeremy, who spent all day one day trying to figure out and build a make shift fire pit for their back yard so that we could roast hotdogs. It was something my boys were really looking forward to, going up in the canyon and making hotdogs and s'mores. The wildfires that were running rampant in the mountains prevented us from being able to go. There were only 3 boys out of all the kids and they worked hard to make sure that we did things that they would enjoy too.
We stayed up late talking each night which left us drowsy the next day but we were still rockstars! And poor Amanda...her household had been fighting infection and things the week before we went to Utah but she powered through and came anyway. Unfortunately for her, she couldn't shake the bad germs off because she ended up pretty sick while we were there and had to leave early. The day after she got home her Dr. confirmed tonsillitis and strep.
None of us have gotten that, thank goodness, but I got some sort of crud the last couple days there and brought it home with me. I went to the Dr. Monday morning for a regular appt. I already had scheduled and she checked me over...no strep here! Although, it was fun going to the Dr. and trying to have a coherent conversation after about 10 hours of sleep and being up the prior 36 hours.
In fact, when we got home, my inlaws were here and wanted to go to lunch. I don't remember that lunch. I do remember where we went...but that's about it. I guess it was hilarious entertainment! Jerkfaces.
Anyway, we had a fabulous time, we're so glad we went, and a huge, huge thank you to Xazmin and her family for welcoming us with open arms, hosting a fun filled week and showing us the state and city you love so much!
I promise I will get around to sharing some pictures. Just as soon as I wake up.


text:
Prof. Marcel Maeder
Work Phone | 15478 |
Fax | 15472 |
firstname.lastname@example.com | |
Position |
School of Environmental and Life Sciences
Office | C221, Chemistry |
I am a member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Chemometrics. Additionally, I regularly serve as referee for Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Analytica Chimica Acta, Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems, Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms and others.
During the last five years I have been invited to several national and international conferences to deliver plenary and keynote lectures, including a Gordon Conference in 2005 [International Chemometrics Research Meeting (similar to Gordon Research Conference), Amsterdam, May 2002; Brazilian Chemical Society Annual Conference, Salvador, April 2004; and CCBA-2004, Shanghai, October 2004, Statistics In Chemistry & Chemical Engineering, Gordon Conference, MA, USA July 2005]. I have acted as session chairperson on many of those conferences.
I have established a very active collaboration with Applied Photophysics Ltd., the leading manufacturer of stopped-flow instruments. The companys commercial software for their advanced kinetic analysis has been developed in our chemometrics group.
I am and have been supervising and co-supervising some 20 PhD projects. With few exceptions, the students went overseas for post-doc positions in well-regarded research laboratories (Universities of Geneva, Lausanne, Basel, ETH Z¿rich (all Switzerland), Ottawa, New York, Lund and Sydney.) Maintaining and enhancing this type of exchange is an important aspect of this application.
An invited monograph on data analysis "Practical Data Analysis in Chemistry" is presently in print, Elsevier 2007.
- Habilitation (European Equiv to Doctor of Sc), University of Basel
- PhD, University of Basel
- Diploma (European Equiv to B Sc), University of Basel
Research keywords
- Evolving Factor Analysis
- chemometrics
- coordination chemistry
- data analysis
- data fitting
- equilibrium investigations
- kinetics
- potentiometry
- spectrophotometry
- transition metal ions in aqueous solution
Research expertise
data analysis
data fitting
matlab programming
coordination chemistry
equilibrium investigations
transition metal ions in aqueous solution
- French
- German
Fields of Research
Code | Description | Percentage |
030699 | Physical Chemistry Not Elsewhere Classified | 40 |
030199 | Analytical Chemistry Not Elsewhere Classified | 30 |
030299 | Inorganic Chemistry Not Elsewhere Classified | 30 |
Centres and Groups
Editorial Board.
- Journal of Chemometrics
Statistics in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Gordon Resaerch Conference, United States (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2005 |
Practical Data Analysis in Chemistry
Elsevier , Netherlands (Invitation to write Monograph on Data Analysis) |
2007 |
6th Iranian Chemometrics Workshop
The Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Sciences, Iran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2007 |
Brazilian Chemical Society Annual Conference
Brazilian Chemical Society Annual Conference, Brazil (Conference Presentation - non published.) |
2004 |
Visiting Professor
University of Barcelona, Spain (Visiting Professor) |
2000 |
Administrative expertise
head of discipline
research group coordination
services to science, reviewing manuscripts, grant applications
editorial board of Journal of Chemometrics
Teaching keywords
- analytical chemistry
- atomic absorption
- coordination compounds
- data analysis
- environmental chemistry
- equilibria
- group theory
- inorganic chemistry
- instrumental methods
- kinetics
- optical methods
- spectrophotometry
- spectroscopy
- structural analysis
- thermodynamics
- titrations
Teaching expertise
analytical chemistry
instrumental methods
data analysis
optical methods
atomic absorption
inorganic chemistry
coordination compounds
structural analysis
environmental chemistry
general chemistry
introductory general chemistry
group theory
data analysis


text:
12/7/2005 - Illinois State Treasurer Judy Baar Topinka (center) participated in the recent High Risk Gallery Walk-On Art Gallery (located in the Lakeview area in Chicago) Christmas celebration for parents and children. Topinka pictured here was one of the "celebrity" readers. She read Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer to children as they gathered around her. The mission of the High Risk Gallery Walk-On Art Gallery is for guests to see something that one has not seen before, art works that are unique.
Photos - 31 Items
Home | Search | News | Photos | Calendar | In The Media | Subscribe | About Us | Contact Us Terms | Privacy | Support | Links | Login | Help
PolOrg has been developed and is managed and maintained by Enkode, Inc. through funding provided by the Polish American Leadership Initiative, the Chicago Community Trust and the Legion of Young Polish Women.


text:
If you know who you're looking for please search for them here:
Dept Construction & Engineering
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Tel +44 (0)330 222 1922
Download vCard
Kirsti is a Partner in the Construction & Engineering Department. She has amassed considerable experience in the field of construction litigation, and is involved in giving clients tactical and strategic advice in relation to the many forms of dispute resolution open to them. She is involved in a number of "heavy weight" construction cases, both engineering and building, for consultants, contractors and employers. Kirsti acts as a clerk in adjudications and she is also an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and a member of the Society of Construction Law.


text:
An extended Server Component Extended Warranty will give you increased confidence in the day-to-day operation of your server infrastructure.
Intel® Server Component Extended Warranty keeps server infrastructure running smoothly with trusted service and support.
Product Brief: Intel® On-site Repair for Servers. Your distributor or reseller can provide a new on-site repair service backed by Intel.
Intel® On-site Repair for Servers Compatible Hardware List provides a guide to hardware that can be registered for the service.
FAQ: General questions and answers on the Intel® server component extended warranty. Covers details, options, and products covered under the program.
FAQ on the Intel® On-site Repair for Servers program. Covers start dates, options, and products covered under the program.
Guide: Intel® Server Services Configuration Guide: A reference to assist customers in ordering extended support services.


text:
We use cookies on this website to ensure that we give you a great experience. By continuing to use the Infotel website you are giving consent to receive cookies from Infotel. For more information please see our privacy policy.
Book online or call +44 (0)1775 843417 at standard rates. Site Feedback
These luxury boutique-style apartments come with plenty of facilities and discounted, secure 24-hour parking. Each apartment has an iPod dock, Wi-Fi and free tea/coffee/refreshments. You will find that linen, towels, toiletries and robes are provided. Business services, business lunches and meeting rooms are available. Stays of 7 nights or more receive a weekly housekeeping service.


text:
Store > CLEARANCE > Clearance - SUPER BARGAINS > MMEAC9LISwitch to Standard Colors
MMEAC9LI Botanika - Mod Lattice - LilacRegularly US$ 10.501.00 yd Minimum Sale Price US$ 6.3040% Off!
White, Black, LilacBright, bold, and large scale, this garden lattice will make a crisp addition to any botanic project. Fresh colors add to the contemporary flair of this dynamic design. Repeat is about 6", 'Mod Lattice' from the 'Botanika' collection by Paula Prass for Michael Miller Fabrics.
Quantity: yardsMinimum 0.5 yard;increments of 0.25 yard


text:
Thailand Family Biking
- Bike gorgeous backcountry lanes through remote villages, where schoolchildren rush out to say hello
- Jungle trek aboard an elephant - hold on!
- Intriguing interactions with Buddhist monks at ornate temples
- A scavenger hunt that turn the outdoors into a classroom
- A fascinating convergence of Thai, Laotian, Burmese and Chinese cultures
Call 800-462-2848, Every day 7am–5pm,PST
Watch Videos
A Cultural Odyssey in the Golden Triangle
Thais by their very nature are welcoming. With your kids even more so. They smile and invite you in. To their mountain villages, ornate temples, noodle shops and long-tail boats. Even the elephants are friendly, taking you for a ride, and letting your kids bathe and feed them. As you bike past, schoolchildren run out to greet you, their waves and big grins saying it all. Warm. Inviting. Exotic. Approachable. It's the Asia you dream of.
Days 1-2 Receive a blessing from the village elders and meet the resident monk Villagers greet you with smiles as you ride into the countryside on hard-packed paths, cutting through rice and garlic fields, and papaya and teak forests The younger set crafts traditional fire balloons made out of natural paper.
Days 3-4 Bike backcountry lanes through remote villages and rural scenery, with grazing water buffalo as your audience After visiting an Akha hill tribe village, a picturesque downhill and flat route leads to the trading center of Fang Welcome the sunrise by offering alms to monks on a hilltop beneath the White Buddha While adults participate in a Thai cooking class, kids learn about teamwork on a scavenger hunt.
Day 5 Float in long-tail boats down the Maekok River Pedal along narrow lanes past small villages into vibrant Chiang Rai Embark on a culinary adventure, wandering the streets of Chiang Rai sampling some of Thailand's unique delicacies and delicious street food.
Days 6-8 A fascinating convergence of Thai, Laotian, Burmese and Chinese cultures Kids attend a mahout (elephant driver) camp and have fun helping feed and bathe a friendly pachyderm Bike alongside the Mekong River on the Laos border, past tobacco fields and rice paddies into the ancient kingdom of Chiang Saen Sop Ruak's market stalls provide a chance to sample Thai iced tea and shop for local handicrafts.
Call 800-462-2848, Every day 7am–5pm,PST
Guests Reviews About This Trip
Just returned home from the Backroads Thailand bicycle adventure. I am exhilarated, enthused and disappointed that it had to end. This was my first experience with Backroads, and all aspects of the trip were exceptional. Your organization sets a very high standard of customer service, and it is very much appreciated. The leaders were exceptional. Their enthusiasm for their jobs and their lives is contagious, and their dedication to service is obvious. What a pleasure to spend a week in such an exotic location and have these great people take care of everything. The complete success of each day was never doubted. You can be assured that I will travel with Backroads in the future, and will probably become a Backroads junkie! Thanks for a great trip.- Seattle, WA
My wife and I had a wonderful trip, and the entire experience was so much better than we could have ever hoped for. The trip was well balanced with great food, activity and cultural experiences. It far exceeded our desires. We look forward to our next Backroads adventure.- Lafayette, CA
Premiere & Casual Inns*
Suanthip Vana Resort
Mae Suai (2 nights) A countryside retreat blending Thai and Western comforts, with an open-air restaurant in forested surroundings. (pool)
Maekok River Village Resort
Ban Thaton (2 nights) Basic teak-framed rooms and a fantastic riverside setting at this authentic Thai-style inn. (pool)
Le Méridien Chiang Rai Resort
Chiang Rai (1 night) An inviting resort with modern furnishings and an idyllic setting along the banks of the Kok River. (pool, spa)
Anantara Golden Triangle Resort & Spa
Chiang Saen (2 nights) This Travel + Leisure World's Best Award winner is described by the Hideaway Report as a "stylish hill country retreat amid 160 acres of tranquil gardens in the Golden Triangle overlooking Burma." (pool, spa)
More Trips
Hawaii's Big Island Multisport
Big-Time Fun on the Big Island from Coast to Crater
Costa Rica Multisport
Biking, Walking & Kayaking to Arenal Volcano & the Pacific Coast
Costa Rica Multisport
Wildlife Encounters on the Pacific Coast & Nicoya Peninsula
This Trip Is Rated Level 1-4
Routes For All Abilities
Every Backroads trip is designed to appeal to a wide variety of
interests and fitness levels. We know your pace may vary from one
day to the next-and your traveling companion's may differ somewhat
from yours. So we present a range of mileage options, and each
day you decide exactly what and how much you want to do.
Daily Route Options | ||||||||||
Day | EASYGOING | ACTIVE | AVID | |||||||
Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 | ||||||
miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | |
1 | 5 | 200 | ||||||||
Kids` route (4 miles; minimal elevation gain) | ||||||||||
2 | 22 | 400 | ||||||||
25 | 500 | |||||||||
Adults: Walk to temple (2 hours) | ||||||||||
Kids` route (8 miles; minimal elevation gain) | ||||||||||
Kids: Fire balloon making | ||||||||||
3 | 25* | 200 | 46* | 300 | ||||||
Kids` route (21 miles; minimal elevation gain) | ||||||||||
Kids: Fang Market scavenger hunt | ||||||||||
4 | 17* | 1200 | 24 | 1200 | ||||||
Sunrise walk (1.2 miles) | ||||||||||
Kids: Ropes course & jungle cookout | ||||||||||
5 | 8* | 400 | 43 | 1000 | ||||||
12 | 400 | |||||||||
Boat trip down the Maekok River (2 hours) | ||||||||||
6 | 28* | 400 | 41* | 800 | 60* | 1600 | ||||
7 | 24* | 300 | ||||||||
Morning elephant camp (3 hours) | ||||||||||
8 | Conclusion of the trip | |||||||||
On this trip, we'll be using titanium mountain bikes that are just right for the non-technical dirt road riding as well as the paved riding. (approximately 20% dirt and 80% paved).
On this Family Trip, our routes follow rolling terrain. Liberal van shuttling is incorporated into the itinerary to facilitate our activities and mileage is kept moderate to enable you to spend more time exploring on your own.
* Includes a shuttle
More Recommended Trips
Other Trips
For 34 years, Backroads has been perfecting the art of active travel. We are the Thailand tour experts. See our award-winning Asia & the Pacific biking tours, Asia & the Pacific walking and hiking tours and Asia & the Pacific multisport tours.


text:
Enterprise Applications: Best-of-Breed versus Best-of-Suite
Source: SAP
What factors should you consider when making a decision between best-of-breed and best-of-suite applications? This white paper explores that question, comparing the ROI advantages of best-of-suite offerings to the advanced functionality of best-of-breed apps. While there is no one-size-fits-all strategy, there are nine common traits among companies that do a good job of managing the best-of-breed versus best-of-suite dilemma. Download this paper to find out what those traits are and how they can inform your own decision making.
Format: | Size: | 0.00 | |
Date: | Oct 2006 |


text:
On Saturday, May 11th, FARM hosted our "One Million Animals Gala" in Beverly Hills, CA. The evening of fun and fund raising included a vegan feast, video and talk about FARM programs, including our new "10 Billion Lives" program, and silent auction, as well as a DJ and dancing.
Actors Ed Begley, Jr., Michael Fairman, and Elaine Hendrix greeted the visitors.
The Animal Rights 2013 National Conference is the world's largest and oldest animal rights gathering. It will take place June 27-30 at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center, our magnificent venue just outside Washington, DC.
Register now at the discounted registration rate! This includes access to plenary sessions, workshops, exhibits, receptions, and film screenings. And be sure to stay for the post-conference lobbying & demos!
Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM) is a 501(c)(3) national nonprofit organization working to end the use of animals for food through public education and grassroots activism. We believe in the inherent self-worth of animals, as well as environmental protection and enhanced public health.
Tax #52-1302627


text:
Claudia A. Santangelo-Cantatore
Morgan Hill, CA
" Welcome to my Site..."
Services: Scrapbooking
- $3230 min
- 1Recommendation
Scrapbook to me is like being in heaven, so my imagination has no limits. I like to teach and create new things each time.
Please feel free to send me an email if you have any question.
Please feel free to visit :http://www.etsy.com/shop/greetingswithlove, if you mention this site you will receive 10% off in your purchase.
Student Recommendations
Linda S. July 6, 2011
"Claudia Santangelo-Canatore work is Absolutely Beautiful-Perfection. You always know you will get the Very Best from her."


text:
Welcome to Human Resources |
Welcome to Our District We would like to welcome you to the Greene County Public Schools. Greene County is an ever-growing, rural community situated at the foot of the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains. While our community continues to grow we want to ensure that our teachers provide students with the skills necessary to be competitive and successful in the twenty-first century. |
Employment To be considered for employment with Greene County Public Schools, an applicant must complete an application online. The applicant should mail official transcripts, a placement file if available, three letters of reference, professional assessment scores and copy of teaching license. The file will be reviewed by human resources personnel and building administrators. All applications will remain active for one year. Applicants must reactivate applications after one year. The decision to hire will be based on the needs of the school, applicant qualifications, educational experiences, references and interview rating scale. The final decision for hiring a teacher or support staff position is the responsibility of the principal in consultation with the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and approval by the Greene County School Board. All teachers new to the division will be assigned a mentor. |
How to Find Us From Ruckersville and 29 North or South: Take 33 West approximately 6 miles. After the 2nd light go another .5 mile and turn right onto Celt Road at the flashing light. Continue on Celt for approximately .25 mile, turn left into the parking lot. We are in the basement of the Administration building. From Harrisonburg and Interstate 81 North or South: Take 33 East. When the road changes from a single lane to a double lane get in the left lane. At the flashing light, turn left onto Celt Road. Continue on Celt for approximately .25 mile, turn left into the parking lot. We are in the basement of the Administration building. |
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer The Greene County School Board is an equal opportunity employer, committed to nondiscrimination in recruitment, selection, hiring, pay, promotion, retention or other personnel action affecting employees or candidates for employment. |


text:
Dyersburg State Community College Reviews
Check out reviews left by other students, or leave your own review. You could win a free scholarship!
12/08/2009Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 1 of 8
Categories Comments Great for these types of students This school is great for students who want to stay in their hometown for a few more years, maybe they have a job, and can't quit or something. Or maybe they just want to make a little extra cash before going off to a bigger city. Students who want a great school, in a smaller city should most definitely take a look at Dyersburg State. The school even has a list of schools where your credits can transfer to.
Tips for prospective students Know what you want to take before you get here. Have in mind the options you can weigh. If one class is full, have a backup class in mind. Get all of your Financial Aid together as soon as possible. Think positive whenever you start school. If you think that you're going to fail your classes, of course you'll fail them. Keep the positive energy flowing. Make new friends from your classes, and maybe start a study group. You will do a lot of research papers in your college years, so, learn to make an amazing paper!
Am enjoying being here Dyersburg State is a small school, which can be a great thing. Small schools allow you to have more time to spend with your instructor if you need help with anything. Also, since this school is actually at the Dyersburg Campus, it is much easier to live in town, and go to school. I may not live super close to the school, but it does not take me an hour to get there. It is also easier to hold a job, and go to school all at once.
Am learning a lot Dyersburg State is a pretty good school. The teachers are great at what they do and how they do things. You can learn so much from this school. They have an amazing Nursing program, and most recently got an EMT course. Of course, since Dyersburg State is just a community college, they do not have everything that most schools have. They do allow you to take basic courses for the major of your choice, so that you may go on to a bigger University afterwards.
Login to rate or flag the reviews
Off to climb my mountain
05/30/2011Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
2 of 8
Categories Comments Great for these types of students People who need to save money so that they can eventually go to the school of their dreams. People who want to live at home during college. People who like small class sizes. Positive people. The world needs you. :) Unconfident people who want to get out of their shell, but especially the ones who don't want out of their shell.
Tips for prospective students Get off the computer, stop procrastinating, and study. Most things you can do later, you can also do right now-- so do them! Ignore stinky attitudes and stay positive. Study, study, study! Formulate an anti-burnout plan! Don't be afraid of the professor. Respect the professor. Laugh a little.
Bang for the buck With the Tennessee HOPE scholarship, DSCC cost about the same as the University of Memphis (for a commuter, anyway.) The total cost is around $5,000. That includes books, credit hours, and different fees you will need to pay. Most people will leave DSCC with little to no debt because of the low cost.
Will enjoy being here I can see how DSCC is going to be so good for me in the future. True, I still wonder if the education I will get will be up to par with a four year university, but I plan on making sure I soak up every bit of information I can. The classes are small, and that excites me. Actually being seen and heard by my professor is important to me, like it would be to anyone. The staff is pretty friendly, although at times I couldn't tell if they were well meaning or snarky. Regardless, I wouldn't mind interacting with them daily. I met some slackers and some creepers and some complainers, you will to. The point is that they are not the only people who go to DSCC. I thing I will enjoy DSCC.
Will learn a lot This review is based on the experience of taking a dual enrollment class at the Covington campus. I plan to attend the Covington campus in the fall. I learned a lot during my time at Dyersburg State. So much so that I raised my ACT English score (the subject of my dual enrollment class) 4 points. The class set a lot of grammar rules in stone for me. I have always second guessed my reasoning on a lot of those rules, so this was incredibly helpful. The flip side of that is that it taught me a lot about BEING in college. It taught me how important each day of a class is and how I need to make it a high priority because it is preparation for me future. Before this class I had never heard of a syllabus-- by now I've heard it more times than I have cared to. It taught me how to speak up even when no one else will (or no one else cares to have an opinion.) .Those are some pretty important life skills. Unfortunately, my teacher didn't always stick to the books. As much as I enjoy any type of civilized debate (including the ones I participated in during class), I didn't pay more than a hundred dollars for English books so I could defend my beliefs/religion. I'm a big advocate for getting what's been paid for, and with this specific teacher, I didn't always get that. I have grown mentally, intellectually, and spiritually because of my experience at DSCC. All in all, it was a good experience even though I messed up quite a bit along the way
Login to rate or flag the reviews
Laura from Tiptonville, TN
02/26/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
3 of 8
Categories Comments Food and Dining there isn't a large selection but for the small amount of students that stop in, it is just right.
Dorm Life there currently aren't any dorms, but they are reviewing the need for them and are looking at building some.
Academic Rigor the level of information is the same as anywhere else, but the instructors here make things easier to understand and retain.
Tips for prospective students don't be afraid to ask questions, they are very helpful.
In three sentences dscc is a wonderful college. i transferred to another college but decided to go back to dyersburg. the teachers are helpful, and it is easy to find any help you may need.
Login to rate or flag the reviews
Erin from Atoka, TN
05/29/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
4 of 8
Categories Comments Campus Safety Students are relatively safe at Dyersburg State. The crime rate around the school is not so bad. Security guards are constantly circling the parking lots and walking the hallways to keep things in check.
Clubs and Activities There a plenty of clubs to join at Dyersburg. Some include the Psychology Club, M.A.S.S, and S.I.F.E. Clubs such as these always have activities going on.
What to do for fun On the main campus there are more activities because of its size. There is a baseball team. There are all types of different clubs on all of the campus' that put on activities such as cook outs. Visitors come to speak, sing, and educate on different subjects. This is always good because it gives the students a little break to listen to something different and expand their minds to different ways of thinking.
Food and Dining At Dyersburg State Community College there is a cafe on campus. The cook is a very kind woman who loves to hear what the students have to say about their classes and the food. She makes food home made and it is served buffet style. There are two dining areas that are small but efficient since students are usually in and out quickly.
Dorm Life Since Dyersburg State is a community college there are not any dorms. Most students live with family or friends while they are attending this school.
Academic Rigor As mentioned before there are activities and groups to become involved in. However, since it is a smaller campus and a community college, the rigor towards academics compared to activities is greater. The community college focus is to transfer its scholars to universities or into the career the students choose. Therefore, making the focus on academics primary.
Tips for prospective students Like any college there are some activities that are easy to blur the focus of gaining degrees at Dyersburg. It is important to have fun, but it is more important to stay focused on studies than anything. Always show respect for your professors because they are there to help you at this college. Take advantage of the teacher student ratio of 1:30.
In three sentences Dyersburg State Community College is a school focused on education rather than activities. To me, this makes the school exceptional because it shows the seriousness of acquiring degrees and obtaining careers. Thus being the primary reason for attending college.
Login to rate or flag the reviews
Amber from Bartlett, TN
06/19/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
5 of 8
Categories Comments Campus Safety Very Safe! You can practically leave your car unlocked with the key in it!
Great for these types of students Great for all students! In my class I have classmate form all walks of life!
Bang for the buck This community college gives you a lot for what you pay for! The computer labs are free and unrestricted. They also don't keep tabs on how much you print so atleast you have that freedom!
What to do for fun Join clubs, sports, and academic teams!
Food and Dining I have not eaten on campus, but there are plenty of places to eat outside of campus!
Dorm Life Does not have a dorm.
Academic Rigor I have only taken English Composition so far and the class is average. However, the instructor was not an tough grader so the grades where fair!
Tips for prospective students Have your ACT score sent ASAP. The scores are required before you can register for class!
In three sentences Dyersburg State has teachers and staff who will jump through hoops to help you! The small campus is easy to navigate and within an easy walking distance. But don't let the small campus trick you, there is a diverse student body.
Login to rate or flag the reviews
Desirea from Dyersburg, TN
07/23/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
6 of 8
Categories Comments What to do for fun There is always plays, basketball games, softball games and events to look forward to.
Food and Dining I haven't seen any food shops.
Dorm Life I don't know about the dorm life our campus is small and without housing.
Academic Rigor Keep track of your grades, because some professors lack organizational skills. I have had to bring papers back to professors because they had given me a grade that didn't reflect the grade I actually made on an assignment.
Tips for prospective students Make sure you make the counselors are aware of your educational plans.
In three sentences Some professors at Dyersburg state are inspiring, smart, and welling to help. The student life on campus is great and the class sizes make learning easier and more hands on.
Login to rate or flag the reviews
Hayley from Covington, TN
09/08/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
7 of 8
Categories Comments What to do for fun Read
Academic Rigor A majority of the classes that I have completed have been challenging to say the least.
Tips for prospective students Learn and practice time management.
In three sentences Dyersburg State offers an excellent range of classes to meet a variety of student need. Instructors seem genuinely hopeful that all students are successful within their class. Everyone seems approachable, from the custodial staff to the Dean of the college.
Login to rate or flag the reviews
Christopher from Troy, TN
01/08/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
8 of 8
Categories Comments Dorm Life I don't live on campus.
Tips for prospective students get to know your teachers, use the helps offered to students
In three sentences I like the smaller campus that is Dyersburg State Comm. College. I like the assistance they offer to students with tutors, etc. , and I like being able to live at home.
Login to rate or flag the reviews


text:
Honoring a drive for perfection
Perfect attendance at work last year paid off for Henrico resident and Owens & Minor employee Michael Faison, who drove home in a new Ford Mustang April 12. Faison's name was selected in a random drawing from among a pool of 55 hourly employees who qualified for the drawing by achieving perfect attendance in 2011. (The company awards six cars annually to one employee with such attendance within each of its six operating regions.) Faison, a seven-year employee at the Owens & Minor Richmond Distribution Center in Hanover, was surprised with his new car during the work day. He is pictured above, holding the keys to the car, flanked by Ron Smarsh, general manager of the Richmond Distribution Center; Owens & Minor EVP and COO James Bierman, and Owens & Minor Regional Director of Operations José Valderas. |
Weekend Top 10
By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 05/23/2013
Henrico has several fun family-friendly activities to offer this weekend – check out the butterflies at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, play games at The Armour House & Gardens and walk or run in support of the Autism Society of Central Virginia. If you're looking to celebrate Memorial Day, Rocketts Landing has fireworks and Sandston has a parade. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Raiders help 'Stir It Up!'
Among the activities featured at Stir It Up!, a fundraiser and awareness raiser held May 5 at Deep Run H.S., was the opportunity for youngsters – including this young fan pictured with player Raibonne Charles – to play catch with members of the Richmond Raiders professional indoor football team. > Read more.
Henrico Junior 4-H camp registration open
By Ben Panko, Special to the Citizen 05/19/2013
For parents looking to keep their kids outside and away from the video games this summer, the Virginia Cooperative Extension is still accepting registrations for the 2013 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
Page 1 of 98 pages 1 2 3 > Last ›
Mother and son open new restaurant in Sandston
A new restaurant has opened in a well-known Sandston building.
The Sandston Kitchen will celebrate its official grand opening on Memorial Day, May 27. The restaurant is located in the site of the former Sandston Pharmacy at 2 West Williamsburg Road. It serves breakfast and lunch seven days a week and dinner Tuesday through Saturday. > Read more.
Whale of a treat
Ironfish delights with a variety of tasty catches
I was overjoyed to head back for another meal at Ironfish by Pescados, considered the Best New Restaurant in 2011 by both the Richmond Times Dispatch and Richmond Magazine. I agree whole-heartedly with their ratings. Since I first visited the restaurant for my birthday in January, I was waiting for the perfect special occasion to return. I couldn't wait another year, obviously.
Run by the same restaurateurs as Pescados Latin Caribbean Seafood in Midlothian and Eat in Oregon Hill, Ironfish offers the same unique dishes and top-level customer service. > Read more.
Veteran restaurateur set to open in Short Pump
Tran's Pho 1 Grill will serve Vietnamese fare
After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
Paul Tran, along with his wife Ellen will open up Pho 1 Grill, a Vietnamese restaurant, in June in the Towne Center West Shopping Center.
Tran has been serving up Vietnamese food since the mid-'80s, his first being Que Huong on Rigsby Road. He also owned Mr. Chan's on Horsepen Road and Saigon Gourmet on Hull Street Road. > Read more.
More News
New Huguenot Bridge to open May 28
Business in brief
HCPS students awarded Capital One "Power of 9" scholarship
Rocky Branch gets a makeover
School briefs - Hermitage Technical Center
School briefs - Henrico High School
School briefs - Rolfe Middle School
Short Pump Town Center accepting customer ideas online
New ground, new name for St. Mary's guest house
Hiking to heal
- More Henrico News
Reader Survey | Advertising | Email updates
GET FREE OF CREDIT CARD DEBT NOW! Cut payments by up to half. Stop creditors from calling. 877-467-4560Full text
Place an Ad | More Classifieds


text:
This listing is a crochet ********** Instant Download PATTERN********* for The Furrylicious Baby Boot Pattern. # 200
Skill level - Intermediate
To work this pattern you need to know how to work in the round, sc, hdc, dc, front and back post stitches, loop stitch (instructions included on how to do loop stitch), increase and decrease and how to read an abbreviated crochet pattern.
This pattern is made using Worsted Weight (#4 weight) yarn
This pattern includes sizes 0 - 6 months and 6 - 12 months.
Here is a link for the Toddler sizing of this same pattern.
Here is a link for the Adult sizing of this same pattern:
This listing is not for the finished product. You will not receive a shoe if you buy this listing.
We would love to see your finished projects! Please share them on our Facebook Page. :o)
-----------Instant Download link will be emailed to you once payment has cleared---------------
Since this is an instant download please do not leave a note to seller at checkout. They are not checked on the instant downloads. If you need to contact us please do it through Etsy Convo. We are always happy to help.
This pattern is copyright protected and cannot be changed, sold, or reproduced in any way. You cannot sell the pattern but you are welcome to sell any of the items made from my patterns.
Text and images Copyright (c)2012 by Two Girls Patterns, all rights reserved.
By purchasing this pattern you agree to the terms above.
Have any questions?
Contact the shop owner.


text:
2014 Stationery Show moves to bigger hall
Posted on 18th June, 2013The London Stationery Show continues to grow following this year's successful event which saw a significant increase in the number of visitors and
London Stationery Show pulls in the buyers
Posted on 13th May, 2013There was an upbeat and optimistic mood at last month's Stationery Show in London which took place alongside National Stationery Week's Get Britain Writing campaign, and saw a significant increase in both visitor and exhibitor numbers over the previous year.
Life Canvas scoops top awards at Stationery Show
Posted on 26th April, 2013Life Canvas, the new stationery imprint of Parragon Books, was the big winner in this year's Stationery Awards, taking three of the seven awards. The awards were judged by a panel of leading retailers at this week's London Stationery Show.
Stationery fever hits UK
Posted on 21st April, 2013National Stationery Week starts tomorrow against a background of unprecedented activity and promotion by independent and multiple retailers throughout the UK, and growing interest in the Get Britain Writing campaign from the media.
Full house for bigger Stationery Show
Posted on 21st April, 2013The third and biggest London Stationery Show so far opens on Tuesday with a full house of exhibitors, and a galaxy of brands from over 20 countries on 109 stands (Previous year: 82).
Top buyers to judge Stationery Show Awards
Posted on 11th April, 2013A panel of leading independent and multiple retailers will judge the Stationery Awards at the London Stationery Show on Tuesday 23 April.
Taxi! Stationery takes to the road….
Posted on 8th April, 2013National Stationery Week is taking the Get Britiain Writing campaign to the road and to consumers in April on branded London taxis.
Parker celebrate 125 years with new products
Posted on 19th March, 2013Parker are exhibiting at next month's Stationery Show for the first time and unveiling new products.
Luxury international brand LOVICCI launches "Exclusively Inviting"
Posted on 13th March, 2013LOVICCI® is an exciting newly launched brand in the luxury event stationery and gift wrap market. Its glamorous and sensational range of high quality, beautifully designed products is already attracting a huge amount of attention from retail buyers and event planners.
Horrible licensed stationery hits town!
Posted on 12th March, 2013Elgate Products to show Horrible Histories stationery range in London.
Nuco get tough!
Posted on 7th March, 2013Nuco are launching an innovative new range of notebooks.
Stone unveil Pantone and Kokuyo ranges
Posted on 7th March, 2013Stone Marketing are launching two new brands at the Stationery Show.
Notebooks to brighten the mood
Posted on 7th March, 2013Sigel from Germany launch CONCEPTUM® Notebooks in a new range of colours.
More brands, bigger show in April
Posted on 28th February, 2013This year's London Stationery Show is a third bigger than last year's event and 60% bigger than two years ago, with more stationery brands and suppliers than at any other UK exhibition. It is the only UK exhibition dedicated to stationery products and writing instruments.
National Stationery Week teams up with National Literacy Trust to get children writing
Posted on 14th February, 2013National Stationery Week (22-28 April) is to work with the National Literacy Trust as part of its campaign to highlight the importance of writing by hand to children, and encourage them to put pen and pencil to paper more often.
New Editor for Stationery Magazine
Posted on 15th January, 2013Charlotte Kemp has been appointed Editor of Stationery Magazine, the leading magazine for retailers of stationery and writing instruments.
Stationery Show launches stationery blog
Posted on 8th January, 2013The London Stationery Show has launched the Stationery Bytes Blog.
Stationery Show expands to meet demand
Posted on 30th November, 2012The London Stationery Show has taken on more space for next April's show to meet rising exhibitor demand. With over four months still to go until the show opens, the [...]
Top brands back National Stationery Week
Posted on 21st November, 2012Leading stationery brands Sheaffer, Letts Filofax, Faber-Castell and uni-ball have signed up as Official Partners
Stationery Show sponsors card and gift Retail Awards
Posted on 12th November, 2012The London Stationery Show is to sponsor the Greats Gift Retailer Awards and Retas Greeting Card Retail Awards for the fifth consecutive year in 2013. The awards are organised by [...]
Stationery Show set for further growth
Posted on 11th October, 2012Letts Filofax, Pentel, Lamy pens, Peter Pauper Press, Santoro, Helix to exhibit for first time.
Pukka Pads target young professionals with Metallic range
Posted on 17th August, 2012Pukka Pads are expanding their popular Metallic range with the launch of a choice of Executive Project Books.
New products from Dodo Pad
Posted on 2nd August, 2012Dodo Pad have launched two new products, a mid year Acad-Pad for students and an advent calendar.
When is a fountain pen not a fountain pen?
Posted on 2nd August, 2012When it's a FountainBall, according to Studio Pens who have launched a contemporary version of the ink cartridge roller.
Strong start to 2013 Stationery Show
Posted on 5th July, 2012Exhibitor bookings for next year's London Stationery Show have got off to a flying start following this year's successful event,
Paperchase customer wins National Stationery Day prize draw
Posted on 13th June, 2012Clare Finney, a 26 year old teacher in Newcastle, won a £250 stationery hamper in a prize draw on Twitter and Facebook on National Stationery Day in April.
National Stationery Day becomes National Stationery Week
Posted on 16th May, 2012National Stationery Day is to become National Stationery Week in 2013, following its runaway success last month.
London Stationery Show a hit with buyers
Posted on 15th May, 2012Last month's Stationery Show in London was voted "best yet" by visitors and exhibitors and attracted many of the UK's top independent and multiple retailers
Stationery makes the headlines and hits the airwaves
Posted on 2nd May, 2012Stationery took centre stage and was the main subject of conversation with consumers across the country last Tuesday