text:
Willie Dynamite (Roscoe Orman) is a Manhattan pimp whose life and career are documented in this blaxploitation flick. Willie makes it to the top of his precarious profession, only to hit rock bottom again in record time. In her last movie role, Diana Sands plays an ex-hooker who becomes a social worker. She tries to get Willie to clean up his act before it's too late. Willie Dynamite was produced by Richard Zanuck and David Brown, who shortly afterward collaborated on a more upbeat project, The Sting...more
All Willie Dynamite cast + crew photos


text:
Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing Certificate
- Admissions
- Application Process
- Courses
- Requirements
- Request Information
- Graduate Application for Certificate
The Graduate Certificate in Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing provides managers with the necessary skills to develop and analyze large-scale data warehouses with an emphasis on marketing applications.
Structured to enhance professional development for information technology professionals, this certificate provides a foundation for understanding how to apply business intelligence techniques to extract information that reveals trends and market behavior. An emphasis is placed on the management and competitive-advantage analysis of data.
The program also includes:
- Hands-on experience in the design and management of data warehouses using Oracle data warehousing software
- Topics such as: data modeling, mining and management; decision support systems, OLAP (online analytical processing), and business intelligence
- The study of successful data warehouse installations
The data warehousing certificate is offered at Loyola's Water Tower Campus, off North Michigan Avenue.
A five-course program of study is designed to meet the individual needs of the student, and business experience will be used to waive traditional prerequisites.
- INFS 492 Database Systems (or approved substitute)
- INFS 796 Data Warehousing
Choose three of the following:
- ACCT 424 Managerial Accounting
- ACCT 428 Integrated Decision Making
- INFS 493 Strategic Uses of IT
- ISOM 484 Project Management
- INFS 494 Data Mining
- MARK 461 Research Methods in Marketing
- MARK 468 Internet Marketing
- MARK 562 Database Marketing Strategy
- MARK 567 Customer Relationship Management

subset: commoncrawl


text: O Jeff Neumann Law And Order Cops Tasers Crowd Control 4/01/10 7:02am 4/01/10 7:02am Edit8,411g178LEShare to KinjajFacebookiTwitterkTumblrK 10-Year-Old 'Problem Child' Tasered by PoliceS Two Indiana cops have been suspended after they were accused of slapping and using a Taser on an "out of control" 10-year-old boy at Tender Teddies Day Care in Martinsville. The repeat offender "wouldn't quit" kicking and screaming. [6News, via] LDiscuss


text:
I couldn't care less. But I do care that I will have to change channels faster now when every station has stories about this has-been and his blowup pipe-cleaner doll wife.
I couldn't care less. But I do care that I will have to change channels faster now when every station has stories about this has-been and his blowup pipe-cleaner doll wife.
It's kind of funny how scared most people on here are about MLS maybe passing the NHL in popularity in southern California.
If the Galaxy are a more successful team because of Beckham, great for them. I probably will still only watch a game or two, just because soccer isn't something I look forward to.
Listen, we will gladly take Posh and Becks if you just go ahead and keep Madonna over there in England.
The Beckhams are young and pretty and don't really have a whole lot to say.
What's not to like?
Also, ManU sold out the Coloseum a couple of years ago when they played here, so there is a market for "good" soccer.
The unfortunate thing is that the MLS is no where near the level of the Premiership in England. I will be there on the 12th to see a real team (Chelsea) play the Galaxy!
I think I heard every Galaxy game is sold out for the remainder of the season, home and away, so he is having an immediate effect on the game. The question is will the excitement hold on, and will it open doors for other starts to leave England for the US?
I have to agree with Alexi a little on this. While MLS is absolutely nowhere near Man U, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool, I believe that a top MLS team could play some of the mid-low EPL teams fairly effectively. Remember Fulham (I think it was them) came over a few years ago for an MLS friendly tour and only went .500. American soccer is getting better, maybe in a decade or two the top teams will be able to make a mark on the world stage.
I also agree that there is definately a market for 'good' in any sport here, be it soccer, football or anything else. American fans won't support a loser. As long as the ownership is makeing a good faith attempt to get better (I'm looking at you LA Kings Management), the fans will generally support them
I couldn't care less. And according to the ESPN.com poll, I'm easily in the majority:
How would you describe your interest level in David Beckham's arrival to the US?
55% - Don't care
26% - Intrigued
14% - Excited
5 % - Annoyed
Even within California, only a handful more are in the "intrigued" or "excited" categories rather than the "don't care."
Soccer has its fan base in California and the rest of the country. They're no doubt having some emotional response to Becks' arrival. But will he cause a dramatic increase in the number of soccer fans? Doubtful.


text:
Chickenpox (varicella). Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/chickenpox/ . Updated April 25, 2013. Accessed May 30, 2013.
Daley AJ, Thorpe S, Garland SM: Varicella and the pregnant woman: prevention and management. Aust N Z J Obstet Gynaecol . 2008;48:26-33.
Weller TH. Varicella: historical perspective and clinical overview. J Infect Dis . 1996;174(Suppl):S306-309.
Go Back : New Search
Holy Cross has received some of the most prestigious awards and accreditations.
Disease & Condition Facts
Disease & Condition Topics
Procedures & Surgery Facts
Health and Wellness
Interactive Tools


text:
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Best Practices in Culturally Appropriate Education Approaches." Ethnicity,Health, and Well-Being . 2013.
"Build it, and will they come? Unexpected findings from a study on a Web-based intervention to improve colorectal cancer screening." J Health Commun. 2012;17(1):41-53.
"Implementation of a Theory-based, Non-clinical Patient Navigator Program to Address Barriers in an Urban Cancer Center Setting." Journal of Oncology Navigation and Survivorship. 2012;3(3).
"Exploring the potential of Web 2.0 to address health disparities." J Health Commun. 2011;16 Suppl 1:77-89.


text:
Shannon Byrne
received a
Superstring Award!.
Tunerfish is free to join, and helps you share great things worth watching with your friends.
One with everything!
Shannon Byrne has watched 25 shows in the Science genre.
More Award Winners
Are you watching too?
Join Tunerfish and help Shannon Byrne build influence!
More from Shannon Byrne
Great handpicked videos and shows to watch.
Influence Level
Total Watches
Watches Influenced


text:
Soccer Moms Outraged At Grown Up Dora
Apparently Mattel and Nickelodeon rolled out an image of a new "tween" Dora the Explorer last week and a lot of soccer moms are super pissed she's not the chubby little midriff-flashing five year-old she used to be. So Nickelodeon had to fire back.
"I think there was just a misconception in terms of where we were going with this," Gina Sirard, vice president of marketing at Mattel, says. "Pretty much the moms who are petitioning aging Dora up certainly don't understand. ... I think they're going to be pleasantly happy once this is available in October, and once they understand this certainly isn't what they are conjuring up."
"The reason for creating this new Dora line is to offer an alternative to moms who want their daughters to stay little girls, a little longer," the statement concludes. The Tween Dora doll comes with a USB port and is compatible with online story lines.
First of all, who cares. And secondly, Dora's mom, and this is just between you and me -- I think she's taking Fen-Phen.
New Tween "Dora The Explorer" Revealed [ohnotheydidnt] (with some pretty funny comments if you're bored)
Thanks to Duran, who's still pissed his children's show Tucker the Spelunker never took off.
Mattel's new 'Totally Stylin' Barbie doll comes with a bunch of sticker tattoos you can apply all over her forehead and neck to make her look way more totally stylin'. Make her a little R2-D2 backpack and that is one fine piece of plastic ass (note to self: verify Barbie's age... / Continue →
Growing up, I thought He-Man was the perfect guy. He was strong, smart, sexy, and hung around a ragtag group of dudes all day. Does it get any better?* So why artists Alex Leighton and Marko Djurdjevic felt it necessary to re-imagine the hunk is beyond me. Alex sells his ve... / Continue →
You can tell that kid's an exception and not the rule because the beer comes out the side on those lil' mini-kegs. And I must be the same because I was dumb as hell as a child but now I'm a hellaboozehound. RIDDLE ME THAT, "SCIENCE"! Blame life? That's what I've been doing!... / Continue →


text:
Young Jeezy - Scared Money
Artist: Young Jeezy
Featuring: Lil Wayne
Producer: Boi-1da
Album: Thug Motivation 103
Avg Rating: 4.0 ( 85 total votes )
Out of all the possible phobias (heights, spiders, clowns), a fear of currency would have to be the worst, unless by Scared Money Young Jeezy means "don't be scared of committing crimes to get money," in which case a healthy fear might just be a good thing. Criminal pursuits aside, Jeezy's back on the block with his new street single Scared Money, a track that only took me ten seconds to decide is much better than his DJBooth un-approved last offering Trap or Die 2. First, Boi-1da delivers a synth-soaked banger of a beat worthy of Jeezy's always raspy rhymes, which he delivers here with his trademark intensely-relaxed style. Second, while Weezy's guest verse is hit or miss, I'll give to him for the hilarious Bonecrusher reference. All that adds up to a track that falls well short of classic status, but still has me much more excited about Jeezy's upcoming album Thug Motivations 103, which still has no release date. Keep it locked to DJBooth.net for all the latest updates.
Listen to More: Young Jeezy , Lil Wayne Written by Nathan S.
CTE/Def Jam/IDJMG
First DJ Booth Appearance:
"Grew Up a Screw Up ft. Young Jeezy" (2006)
Member Reviews and Ratings
- 25 Most Popular Hip-Hop & R&B Songs of February 2014
- Pharrell - G I R L
- Rick Ross - Mastermind
- ScHoolboy Q - Oxymoron
- A 15 Song Tour Through Pharrell's Career
- SchoolBoy Q ft. 2 Chainz - What They Want
- Future ft. Pharrell, Pusha T & Casino - Move That Dope
- Nyzzy Nyce - Nothing Nyce
- Devin Miles - Where the DJs At?
- The Best Hip Hop Songs & Albums of 2013!


text:
Items with tag "bounce fest"
All items
All items tagged with "bounce fest"
Most recent items are shown first.
Show oldest items first
Two bounce music events on tap for April: a reprise of "Catch Dat Beat" and the second annual Bounce Fest
Alison Fensterstock, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
April 01, 2011, 4:00AM
Entrepreneurs 10th Ward Buck and Lucky Johnson will host a reprise of two popular events - "Catch Dat Beat," the bounce-music stage play, as well as the second installment of Bounce Fest, the only local daylong festival dedicated to the homegrown hip-hop genre of bounce.
Full story »
The first annual "Bounce Fest," a celebration of homegrown New Orleans rap, kicks off this Saturday.
Alison Fensterstock, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
March 04, 2010, 11:37AM
Photo by Aubrey Edwards 10th Ward Buck is a man of many talents. As a recording artist, he's best known for his breakneck-speed bounce song "Drop And Gimme 50," which was also recorded in 2007 by Hurricane Chris and Mike Jones. Along with business partner and playwright Lucky Johnson, he produced the popular bounce musical "Catch Dat Beat," which...
Full story »
From Our Advertisers
Advertise With Us »


text:
LWP Cabinetry
Review me Claim this business- Type
- Professionals Kitchen & Bath Designers
- Address
- 211 N Bridge St,
Dimondale, Michigan,
United States, 48821 - Phone
- (517) 646-6000
- Additional Information
- Cabinets, Millwork
14,339 Kitchen & Bath Designers |
Silver Spring, MD, US 20903
Kids, pets, work...who has time to decorate? That's where we come in, creating mess-free, stress-free homes that you can really live in, no matter who or what you live with. We... Read More
Wellesley, MA, US 02482
Divine Kitchens is the leading Design+Build kitchen & bath remodeling firm in the Boston area with a showroom in Wellesley MA. Owner Mariette Barsoum, CKD, and her award-wininng... Read More
Boston, MA, US 02210
Venegas and Company is a boutique kitchen design studio and showroom in the Boston Design Center.
With 4,000 square feet of fresh ideas, we provide our clients a truly... Read More
Seattle, WA, US 98103
Studio K B began in 2005, and is the Kitchen & Bath Design Studio of Kayron Brewer, CKD CBD. We have worked on projects near and far from our Seattle, WA base. Kayron graduated... Read More
brentwood, MO, US 63144
I am the owner of Karr Bick Kitchen + Bath, one of the most reputable kitchen & bath design and installation companies in the St. Louis area. We offer a fusion of history with a... Read More
Tyrone, GA, US 30290
Turan Designs is an award winning kitchen and bath design-build showroom. With 20+ years experience in the construction and design industry we are able to bring your project from... Read More
Decatur, GA, US 30030
We are a full-service design-build firm dedicated to solving your renovation puzzle. An Atlanta Top Remodeler, we bring renewal to Atlanta's finest old homes, Craftsman bungalows,... Read More
San Francisco, CA, US 94901
I've always considered myself as someone with a good eye. I am a certified kitchen designer, but I enjoy all aspects of design. My taste is mid-century to modern, but I'm well... Read More
Escondido, CA, US 92025
Twenty plus years of experience in Kitchen, Bath and whole home design Read More
Chantilly, VA, US 20151
Principal Designer, Kitchen & Bath Manager for local contracting firm - Moss Building & Design. With a background in interior design and over 200 hours in specialized NKBA... Read More
Brookline, MA, US 02446
I collaborate with homeowners to design distinctive kitchens and bathrooms that work as well functionally as they do visually. I also design cabinetry for home offices, built-ins,... Read More
Denver, CO, US 80209
Exquisite Kitchen Design is Denver's leading kitchen design studio located in the Denver Design Center.
Our studio is comprised of three talented designers, Mikal Otten, Scott... Read More
From basic updating to full-blown luxury renovations, Linda Burkhardt creates inspired, innovative and highly functional kitchens and baths. With over 20 years of experience, this... Read More
Falls Church, VA, US 22042
Attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction have earned Cameo Kitchens, Inc. a place among the most respected firms in Virginia and the Washington Metropolitan... Read More
Kihei, HI, US 96753
Creating and Building smart home, kitchen and bath design...because every square inch matters.
We are Poggenpohl Hawaii, authorized reseller.
Designer and Builder:... Read More
Are You a Remodeling Professional?
Get Listed Here for Free
Get Listed Here for Free
Architects, Designers, Contractors -
Learn More About Houzz
Learn More About Houzz
"Houzz is one of my favorite websites, and I've used it for inspiration as well as to market our firm."
Susan Davis of Spectrum Fine Homes, Inc. - CGBP, GPR, GCP, CKBR, CAPS, Allied ASID, Mountain View, CA, USA
"What a wonderful site, a great source for everyone interested in space and design. Thank you!"
Mark Squeo of squeo Architecture PC - AIA cPM, LEED AP, New York, NY, USA


text:
Complete forecast by
Text size:
Overnight Vegetable Salad
Comment on this recipe
1 can (16 ounces) peas, drained 2 cans (16 ounces) whole green beans, drained 1/2 cup sliced pimiento stuffed olives 4 carrots, cut in 1-inch matchsticks 1 package (4 ounces) slivered almonds 4 cups celery, cut in 1-inch matchsticks 6 green onions, thinly sliced 1-1/2 cups French-style bottled dressing
Combine all ingredients, except dressing. Toss with French-style dressing. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Salad will keep several days in refrigerator.
Betty Paustian Davenport
(More recipes)


text:
R.I.P Teena Marie (R&B Artist / Song Writer Who Used To Sing Under Cash Money Records): Her Last Interview (Speaks On Relationshop With Cash Money, Thoughts On Lil Wayne, Drake & Corny Music)Description: "Teena Marie, an award-winning singer-songwriter known for her R&B performances, has died, her manager said Sunday. The performer was 54. Marie was found dead by her daughter after apparently dying in her sleep," - CNN. R.I.P |
Total Views : 206,311 Video Added : 2010-12-27 Video Code:
. | . |


text:
Mamma mia! Movie lovers can fill MP3s with the hits
| Aug 29, 2008
Blockbuster season may be winding down, but the soundtrack for one of this summer's movies has scaled the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart as it ends. The never-going-to-let-you-go " Mamma Mia!" is the first soundtrack to claim the top spot since...


text:
We've got a bit of casting news to report for the fourth chapter in the Paranormal Activity supernatural saga. Although details are very scant, Bloody-Disgusting is reporting that Matt Shively (pictured below; April Apocalypse) is currently in talks to head the relatively unknown cast of Paranormal Activity 4. If cast, the 21-year-old actor will take on the role of a new character named "Alex".
PA3 directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman are expected to return to the helm for the fourth film, but at this time of writing their deals have still not been finalized yet. Zack Estrin (writer/executive producer on ABC's "The River"), will handle the writing duties. As expected, the storyline is still under wraps, so stay tuned for further updates.
The first Paranormal, which cost about $15,000 to produce and opened in a limited run in September 2009, went on to gross $193.4 million worldwide. Paranormal 2 cost about $3 million to produce and grossed $177.5 million worldwide.
Paranormal Activity 4 is slated to open nationwide on October 19th.
Source: B-D


text:
20" BMX Bikes
Riding a BMX bike injects fun and style into your life and builds friendships. Ready to try it? Proboardshop.com has a huge selection of 20" BMX bikes from the best brands and styles on the market to fit every "reason why." And if that wasn't enough, Proboardshop.com is offering up to 30% off. Whether your dream is to ride in the X Games or just riding around town, BMX riding is fun and exciting and creates new experiences each time out. Summer is fast approaching, so pick up your new 20" BMX bike at Proboardshop.com TODAY!Please refine here
- Category: "BMX Bikes"
- Brand: Subrosa
Subrosa Arum XL BMX Bike Gun Metal Grey 20in
20in/21in Top Tube
Reg: $449.99
11% Off
11% Off
On Sale: $399.95
Subrosa Salvador BMX Bike Black/Blue 20in
20in/20.5in Top Tube
Reg: $409.99
10% Off
10% Off
On Sale: $369.95
Subrosa Salvador BMX Bike Black/Silver 20in
20in/20.5in Top Tube
Reg: $409.99
10% Off
10% Off
On Sale: $369.95
Subrosa Salvador Dirt BMX Bike Black/Gold 20in
20in/20.5in Top Tube
Reg: $399.99
13% Off
13% Off
On Sale: $349.95
Subrosa Tiro BMX Bike Burnt Orange 20in
20in/20in Top Tube
Reg: $349.99
14% Off
14% Off
On Sale: $299.95


text:
Air Jordan 5 "Minion" Customs by Sekure D
November 18th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne | 22 comments
You've got to be a real big fan of Despicable Me to look at the Air Jordan 5 "Laney" release and see it as something more than a tribute to Michael Jordan's high school alma mater. That's what one custom of Sekure D did-noticing the overlap between those tones and those from the beloved minion characters. And so Sekure went to work, outfitting the shoe with all sorts of little callouts to those strange creatures. Continue reading to see the complete gallery on the "Minion" Air Jordan customs and then get in touch with Sekure D for inquiries.
they could use a bit of cleaning up around the toe, other then that they ok i guess. laces should be roped not flat.
I like them,i think they would look better if the white tip was either that blue or black. The white throws it off
nope..nice try though. this goes to show you that people dont respect the shoe game no more. Whats the history behind the Laney story? Im sure not very many people in lines know..Why would you deface the shoe to put a cartoon on it? If I was JB..I would use sub par materials on shoes and jack the price up too. No disrespect to the custom community. its some people getting bread doing these. Just speaking my mind. thats all
@vryobservant shut youir sorry ass up. laneys are weak compared to these. to plain . fuck laney high school too I nevere went there. that's why people like me appreciate it when an artist takes plain as shoes and makes them raw. if I showed these to 100 people they would all remember the dispicle me shoe... not those ugly yellow and blue things you call lanes
@vryobservant I agree cartoons don't belong on shoes. but I would wear these 1000 times.
@vryobservant Do you honestly think JB makes re-retros the shoes, good quality or not, with the intent to storytell? JB gives no fucks, and the consumer give none either.
@TrueHypebeast probably not...mad posers, hypebeast and then u have the fags that run the show...jordans been dead =(
Its true laneys are plain as shit these shoes are way better and I would rather buy shoes that get notices more than shoes that get a glance at every now and then
@vryobservant look up theextra grapes I had those done . took the grapes and made them cali style all purple.


text:
SKU: 248517 Weight: 0.25
In stock
List Price:$9.55 Your Price:$4.43 You Save: $5.12 (54%) International customers, please view our shipping page for information on additional shipping fees. CLICK HERE
DARICE-Creatures Inc Plastic Creatures: Bulk (12). Creatures for your terrarium; shelves; playtime; bath time and more! Made of flexible plastic. This package contains fourteen assorted dinosaurs in assorted colors and poses. WARNING: Choking Hazard: small parts. Not for children under 3 years. This product is priced per piece but sold only in lots of twelve. Imported.


text:
Learning Center:
Disk arrays trickle down to SMBs
SMB disk array expansion and management
SMB disk arrays start at 1 TB or 2 TB, scaling up to 6 TB using a mix of SATA drive sizes. This is usually equivalent to 10 to 12 general file servers. While this pales in comparison to enterprise disk arrays with hundreds of terabytes of Fibre Channel storage, disk arrays aimed at SMBs provide plenty of storage for the databases, media and documents needed for day-to-day small business operation. SMB disk arrays are modular, so it should be easy to expand capacity by adding more "boxes" to the LAN or iSCSI SAN.Management simplicity is important because most SMBs lack the expertise needed to integrate, configure and manage storage systems. The management tools that accompany SMB disk arrays are often wizard-driven and can support multiple boxes as disk arrays get added. Disk array management tasks should also be nondisruptive -- storage adminisrators should be able to add or replace drives without shutting down the disk array or disabling applications. SMB users can also expect wizard-driven thin provisioning, creating a pool of storage space that applications can use as their storage needs grow.
SMB disk array data protection
Most SMB disk arrays include three types of data protection: RAID, snapshots and replication. RAID provides direct data protection for each disk. For example, mirroring stores data on one disk but duplicates that content to a second disk. If one disk fails, the mirrored disk takes over without interruption until the failed disk is replaced.Other types of RAID protect groups of disks and can actually reconstruct data on the failed drive using parity data. In fact, RAID 6, also known as dual-parity RAID, can guard a RAID group against two simultaneous disk failures. The problem with RAID is that not all disks are available for data storage, and some disks must be committed to storing parity data.
Snapshots periodically capture the system state and save that data to storage elsewhere on the array or in another storage system. Disk-to-disk snapshots are fast -- they can copy terabytes of data in just a few minutes. This results in a short backup window. In addition, the system can track hundreds of snapshots over time, allowing users to retrieve old or changed files. For example, the StoreVault S300 can support up to 255 snapshots per volume. When the snapshot limit is reached, the oldest snapshots "age out" to make room for newer snapshots.
Replication, once the domain of high-end enterprise arrays, allows SMB users to move data across a WAN to remote locations where it can be protected against fires, floods and other disasters.
SMB disk array connectivity and availability
SMB disk arrays typically connect to the user LAN using Ethernet ports. More disk arrays are incorporating iSCSI target capabilities, allowing the same disk array to transfer file and block data simultaneously across the same Ethernet interface. An iSCSI SAN fabric can be beneficial when the business must support block-based applications, such as databases or other transaction-oriented tasks.Today's SMB disk arrays provide multiple Ethernet ports for performance and availability. For example, an array might offer four 1 Gbps Ethernet ports, improving performance through port aggregation. Multiple ports allow data to be exchanged faster and can balance the traffic load to ease congestion. The ports can also be arranged to support failover -- if one port fails, traffic is redirected through the remaining port(s). This ensures that the storage system is always available to the LAN or SAN fabric in the event of a failure.
SMB cost issues
Many of the features now standard in SMB disk arrays were once considered expensive options in enterprise-class storage systems. These features are now commonly available in storage systems that dip below the $3,000 mark. However, like enterprise users, SMB users must also look beyond the initial price tag to consider software licensing, service/maintenance agreements and other add-on costs that can recur annually.
30 Nov 2007


text:
'); } -->LOST: LOST: DOG, female, black lab mix. Wearing orange collar. REWARD. 941-812-3017 More info Email a friend |
PERSONAL MESSAGES: ( ADOPTION: ( At-Home-Mom, Financially Secure Couple, LOVE & Laughter, Travel awaits baby. Expenses paid. 1-800-552-0045 FLBar42311 ( Lisa & Kenny ( More info Email a friend |
CEMETERIES/MONUMENTS: MANASOTA MEMORIAL Park Bradenton, 2 vaults & 2 lots retail $7,800, asking $4,000. 941-755-5618 More info Email a friend |
PERSONAL MESSAGES: May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, adored, glorified & loved throughout the whole world both now & forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on us. St. Jude Apostle of of Miracles pray for us. St. Jude Helper of the Helpless have mercy on us.Prayer... More info Email a friend |


text:
A beautifully crafted monogram that uses detail sparingly, to great effect.
Posted in Branding → LogoA simple, yet stunning concept for a logo that's insightful and concise.
Posted in Branding → LogoA beautifully designed heart mark that uses simple lines to create a sense of depth and perspective.
Posted in Branding → LogoStrictly geometric Logo for the Design Bureau iNKMYDAY!, mainly focusing on new media and visual identities.
Lucas HölzenbeinPosted in Branding → LogoA simple high-quality retro business card template centred around a vintage crest or badge.
Alex IonescuPosted in Branding → Business CardsA unique, photo-realistic A5 magazine mock-up. It's provided at a high resolution, in nine different styles, with well organised layers and folders. Everything is created using smart objects, making it super-simple to edit and update for your own design.
Item BridgePosted in Branding → BrochureA great example of clean and distinctive business card design.
Posted in Branding → Business CardsLogo proposal for a start-up electronic cigarette company. The final/approved version was based on this design. They wanted a shape similar to the stealth fighter plane to show the strength. I used many parts to design the shape to depict the many parts used to produce an electronic cigarette.
Samadara GinigePosted in Branding → LogoA superb logo for Iconfinder, be sure to check out the animated version.
Posted in Branding → LogoA stunning business card design for a Mississauga, Ontario, Canada based dental clinic.
Posted in Branding → Business CardsThis was made by an idea just ran across my mind while working on another project. I wanted to show a person standing in the letter A. I made the A look like the bottom part of a person wearing a trouser and shoes.
Samadara GinigePosted in Branding → LogoThe logo for Creative VIP, an exclusive membership service for creative professionals, designers and web developers. Lovely stuff.
Posted in Branding → Logo


text:
Isn't Noah's Ark a box shape? After all, the dimensions are given as length, width, and height. Any comments?
–J. and D.
Dear J. and D.,
Thank you for contacting Answers in Genesis regarding the shape of Noah's Ark. First of all, I'm glad that you are looking into this topic. It shows your desire to be biblically accurate, and I want to commend you for this as Luke commended the Bereans (Acts 17:10–11).
Now, I want to encourage you to dive into the subject in even greater detail. Note that our Ark (The Lovett Design) is in accordance with the biblical description. The dimensions given in Genesis 6:15 are 300 x 50 x 30 cubits, which translate on the long or royal cubit as roughly 510 x 85 x 51 feet (see the picture below). Some argue for a box shape while others argue for something that looked more like a ship. The basis for this comes from the scant information given in Genesis:
"Make yourself an ark of gopherwood; make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and outside with pitch. And this is how you shall make it: The length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, its width fifty cubits, and its height thirty cubits. You shall make a window for the ark, and you shall finish it to a cubit from above; and set the door of the ark in its side. You shall make it with lower, second, and third decks." (Genesis 6:14–16)
Keep in mind that the Bible doesn't say it was a box shape. A box-shape is assumed by taking the length, width, and height of the Ark and merely making it into a box. However, this was likely not the case, as ship dimensions are typically given as length, width, and height. This is common for other things as well. For example, a Corvette ZR1's dimensions are given as the following:
Overall length (in / mm): 176.2 / 4476
Overall width (in / mm): 75.9 / 1928
Overall height (in / mm): 49 / 1244
Are we to assume the Corvette is a box shape given only its length, width, and height? Not at all. Noah's Ark was a ship; therefore, it likely had features that ships would commonly have. These are not at all unreasonable assumptions. Noah was 500–600 years old and knew better than to make a simple box that would have had significant issues in a global Flood (e.g., forces on the sharp corners would be too destructive, it could capsize if it is not facing into the wind and waves, and so on). The common way that a floating boat would keep from being turned perpendicular with the wind and waves is by having features on the front and back that naturally point it into the wind and waves. This would eliminate the need for four sharp corners as well.
The word for Ark in Hebrew is תֵּבָה (tebah), which is also the word for the bulrush basket in which Moses was laid as a child and then placed in the Nile (Exodus 2:3). Furthermore, tebah is not the same word used for the Ark of the Testimony or Ark of the Covenant—that Hebrew word is אְַרִוֹן ('arown).
The word tebah in some modern lexicons yield the definition of box, but is more properly chest and related to the Egyptian word for coffin. I'm sure that being in the Ark for nearly a year must have felt like being in a coffin. Recognized Hebrew lexicons such as Brown, Driver, and Briggs, yield the meaning of tebah regarding Noah's Ark and the basket of Moses as a vessel, not a box.1, 2
I want to encourage you to read these two articles carefully with your Bible in hand so that you may understand all the research that went into the shape and design of our depiction of Noah's Ark and why it would more than likely have included features of a ship:
- http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/am/v2/n2/depicting-the-ark
- http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/am/v2/n2/thinking-outside-the-box
I pray that this helps to clarify matters. God bless,
Bodie Hodge
Help keep these daily articles coming. Support AiG.
- The Brown Driver and Brigg Hebrew and English Lexicon, Hendrickson Publishers, Peabody Massachusetts, Ninth Printing, September 2005, page 1061. Back
- Here's a fun fact. "Moses baskets" have become a novelty in certain places today and they are not a box shape either, but rather rounded. Their dimensions are commonly 30 in. x 12 in. x 9 in. Of course, since the Bible does not provide the dimensions of the ark in which Moses was placed we cannot state with any certainty what the size may have been. Back


text:
Obamas Denounce Cyberbullying in Facebook Video
President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama took a firm stance against online bullying in a video posted today (March 9) on Facebook.
"This isn't an issue that makes headlines every day, but it affects every single young person in our country," Obama said in the video.
The message comes on the heels of the White House's Bullying Prevention summit tomorrow (March 10), which will bring together students, teachers, parents and experts to discuss ways to stop bullying. The full conference schedule is online at www.stopbullying.gov.
Online bullying is a problem that affects almost half of all American teens, according to the National Crime Prevention Council. In a recent survey conducted by the Cyberbullying Research Center, 20 percent of middle-school students admitted to "seriously thinking about attempting suicide" as a result of online bullying.
The Obamas said that as parents, they have a personal investment in combating the growing problem.
"It's something that we care about not only as president and first lady, but also as parents," Michelle Obama said. "It's tough enough being a kid today, and our children deserve the chance to learn and grow without constantly being picked on, made fun of, or worse."
While the White House summit will discuss strategies against bullying, a British-based company called Crisp Thinking is already using advanced technology to help keep popular Web destinations such as social networks and online gaming platforms safe from the threat of cyberbullies and online predators.
Crisp Thinking melds behavioral science and technology in its relationship analysis engine, which analyzes patterns in Web communications (including syntax and language styles) to detect the nature of an online relationship and whether or not a party is being bullied. Crisp also employs reputation analysis technology that informs Web users when their behavior is turning into bullying, and kicks them offline when they don't clean up their act.
"We applaud the White House for calling attention to this problem so children and their parents can enjoy the Internet without fear or intimidation," said Crisp founder and CEO Adam Hildreth.
Hildreth, in the U.S. as part of the entrepreneurial conference Web Mission 2011 (hosted by UK Trade & Investment and the Technology Strategy Board), told SecurityNewsDaily that as more and more teens communicate via the Internet, the need for online bullying protection grows.
"The more we can inform people, the more likely they are to stop doing that bad behavior and adhere to the rules," Hildreth told SecurityNewsDaily.
Matt Liebowitz is a staff writer for SecurityNewsDaily, a sister site of TechNewsDaily.


text:
40Love Song and Mixtape Downloads
40Love ft. Headnodic - I'll Take Care Of You [Song]
With a title like I'll Take Care Of You you may be led to believe that 40Love's latest cut was inspired by a random Boyz II Men song, but I assure you that the Bay Area quartet's newest song release is no...Read More
40Love ft. Zumbi (of Zion I) - Tiki Tiki [Song]
They say that the Bay Area does things a little different, and they're not wrong. Can you picture a cut like Tiki Tiki coming from anywhere else? For their latest release San Francisco-based crew 40 Love, last seen on...Read More
40Love - Think Too Much [Song]
Think you Think Too Much? I feel your pain. Unfortunately, there's no known cure for excessive introspection; in fact, even pondering your affliction is guaranteed to make it worse. Your only hope may be to channel some...Read More


text:
The 11 most popular mcmelectronics.com Coupons and MCM Electronics Promo Codes for March 2014. Shop MCM's for electronics and AV equipment from Panasonic, Dynex, Magnavox, LG, Philips and more. Electrifying savings are yours today.
15% off your order sitewide
Some exclusions apply.
10% off any order sitewide
Shop top manufacturers, including Swann Security, Speco Technologies, Altronix, American DJ, Waldom Electronics, Neutrik and more. Some exclusions apply.
Up to 40% off select Chemtronics
Extra 10% Off Any Purchase sitewide
Cases and Boxes
10% off your next order with Email Signup sitewide
Sign up for email, and you'll get a code for 10% off in your inbox to use on your next purchase.
Clearance clearance
Free Shipping on orders $199+ sitewide
Some exclusions apply.
+ free shipping
Projector Accessories
Raspberry Pi and Accessories
HDMI Cables
Shop now at mcmelectronics.com
$6 Flat Rate Shipping for Cameras & Camcorders expired
Save with this MCM Electronics Cameras & Camcorders coupon, or get the same discount on any other MCM Electronics product on the site.
$6 Flat Rate Shipping for Electronics Accessories expired
Save with this MCM Electronics Electronics Accessories coupon, or get the same discount on any other MCM Electronics product on the site.
$6 Flat Rate Shipping for Home Theater & Audio expired
Save with this MCM Electronics Home Theater & Audio coupon, or get the same discount on any other MCM Electronics product on the site.
Do you feel short-circuited when you shop electronics at your local "big box" retailer? Whether you need a new speaker for your iPod, a replacement controller for your X-Box console, or computer cords and cables, MCM Electronics has the product or accessory you need in stock and ready to ship. MCM Electronics also sells spare parts for your existing gadgets, which you can shop by brand.
Plug in to low prices when you shop with MCM Electronics coupon codes on electronics for any purpose, including:
An MCM electronics customer service representative is waiting to take your call, so you can be sure you order the right product or accessory. MCM Electronics has more than 35 years experience in the business. Join the savings circuit when you add MCM Electronics online coupons to your cart.
Invalid email. Please try again.
We won't share your info. Opt out any time. Privacy


text:
granulocyte (ˈɡrænjʊləˌsaɪt) | |
—n | |
eosinophil neutrophil See also basophil any of a group of phagocytic leucocytes having cytoplasmic granules that take up various dyes | |
granulocytic | |
—adj |
granulocyte gran·u·lo·cyte (grān'yə-lō-sīt')
Any of a group of white blood cells having granules in the cytoplasm.
granulocyte (grān'yə-lō-sīt') Pronunciation Key
Any of various white blood cells that contain granular material in the cytoplasm and are immunologically active, especially in phagocytosis. Granulocytes are the most numerous of the white blood cells in humans. |


text:
Monday, February 13, 2006
Random Thoughts
Good Monday morning everyone! I spent a good amount of time this weekend working on my NL East Hitters predictions and projections for Part 6 of my Fantasy Perspectives series. I will be posting that Wednesday so be sure to check back for my thoughts on the Atlanta Braves, Florida Marlins, Philadelphia Phillies, Washington Nationals and New York Mets offenses. There is certainly no shortage of big names or new faces that will appear in that. So again, come back Wednesday for my NL East hitters projections. So, today, I am just going to post a few random thoughts off the top of my head. If anything draws your attention, be sure to e-mail me, or leave some Comments below.
I would like to thank all of you who have taken the time to ask me questions on your fantasy baseball leagues. I have to admit that right now, I am completely craving participating in a fantasy baseball draft. I know that the drafts for the two leagues that I know I will be participating in are not until late in March. I am also looking for some more cheat sheets. If you are in a league that has already had a draft, I would love to see the results of it, if you don't mind sending it to me at email@example.com. I am always curious how other actual drafts go down. It doesn't matter the format either. Also, keep sending me your fantasy questions. I enjoy thinking them through.
By the way, the first group of pitchers and catchers will start reporting to spring training this week! Seriously, after five months, it is finally here.
I know that there isn't much going on. I mean, maybe you are a family member and think that it is a big deal that Jamey Carroll's contract was sold from the Nationals to the Rockies. Maybe you think that Scott Hatteberg's signing by the Reds is a big deal? Maybe you think that it means that Wayne Krivsky will try to trade Adam Dunn? But for the most part, teams have made their rosters and have invited others to spring. Now, we just wait for camp and see how Terry Ryan put together the team, and how Ron Gardenhire will utilize it, and how all of the players will respond to a new season. Now the Hot Stove League is complete, and we can start talking about actual baseball again! Well, soon, at least.
Jeff Weaver is really the only big name free agent still out there. I have thought all along that he would end up staying in southern California and sign with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. I mean, he is a SoCal guy, and his brother, Jared, would probably be just a year away from joining him in that rotation. Also, as of now, Hector Carrasco is the 5th starter in that rotation. I would almost guess that his agent, Scott Boras, will want his agent to sign a one year contract, much like Kevin Millwood did a year ago. Right now, I just can't imagine that there is much competition for his services.
It sounds like 37 year old Sammy Sosa is going to retire. The Washington Nationals have offered him a non-guaranteed, incentive-laden contract , but he is likely to retire instead. Probably a good decision. I can't imagine that an aging power hitter with a lot to prove would want to spend a season playing half of his games in RFK Stadium. He also likely would be the team's fourth outfielder behind Jose Guillen, Ryan Church and maybe Alfonso Soriano.
Speaking of Soriano, you will probably want to check out my projections for him for the upcoming season!
The NFL Pro Bowl was played yesterday, or last night. Actually, I don't know when it was played. I chose to watch 10 Things I Hate About You on Comedy Central instead of it. It is about 10:30 right now, and I just looked at the score. The NFC won 23-17. Yay! There is a very nice article on the Vikings Koren Robinson and how his life has completely changed.
"Let's face it, I could have killed myself, and my family, my mother who means so much to me, would have spent the rest of her life mourning me. Or worse yet, I could have killed some innocent people and their families would have then suffered a great loss. Lay awake at night and think about that for a while. If that doesn't scare you, then something's wrong with you."
About the only thing worse than watching the NFL Pro Bowl would be watching the Winter Olympics! I can't imagine why anyone would want to watch this. I can understand people watching out of some sense of national pride. But, "sports" like figure skating where the scoring is so subjective is ridiculous and set up for controversy. Then there are the sports like the luge and the skeleton that are basically downhill sledding! Sure, there are some sports that are worth watching for the injury factor. Speed skating is only better than track races in that the skaters, like my man Apollo Anton Ono, can lose their edge and slide along the ice. Hockey is OK in person, but awful on TV. I mean, it is almost as bad as soccer. Why is basketball in the summer Olympics, not the Winter?
For a positive, at least that idiot Bode Miller didn't get a medal! You'll remember that he is the downhill skier who called out Lance Armstrong and Barry Bonds as steroids users in a Rolling Stone interview in which he also said that he has competed while drunk.
Star-Tribune Twins beat writer Joe Christenson is about to start his second season covering the team. Sunday, he wrote a great article called Twins: Taking Stock. To summarize the article, there is a perception by some that the Twins are in a world of hurt, that they did not address their needs while the rest of the division improved. He explains the thoughts that such thinking is based upon. However, he takes that and comes back with the reality of the situation. The Twins did improve their offense. They still do have an incredible starting rotation anchored by the league's best pitcher and helped by the addition of Scott Baker and possible Francisco Liriano at some point. My favorite part of his article, however, is not about any of the changes the team made. It is in the acknowledgement that although Rondell White and Luis Castillo are improvements over last year's players, the key to the 2006 team is the basis of the Twins organization. In order for the budget conscious team to contend for more than just one season, they have to develop from within. The keys to the team are guys like Johan Santana (26), Joe Mauer (22), Justin Morneau (24), Francisco Liriano (22) and Scott Baker (24). These guys are young and will be with the team for years, forming the core to sustain success. I would add Jason Kubel to the list as he is just 23, and Carlos Silva as he is just 26. And that doesn't even start with the rest of the organization that includes incredible, young pitching depth as well as the likes of Alex Romero, Doug Deeds, Denard Span, Matt Moses and David Winfree. You see, teams can go out and spend, spend, spend, and probably be successful for a year or two. But to maintain a competitive team for an extended period, especially as a small-market thinking team, you have to develop from within! Any thoughts?
Ron Gardenhire pulled his hamstring bowling last week.
Here is an interesting question regarding the value of Francisco Liriano in terms of fantasy baseball keeper leagues.
And finally, Aaron Gleeman has posted his selection for his #35 Twins player of all time!
And with that, I am going to call it a day! Thanks again for stopping by, and have a great week!


text:
Specifications & Dimensions
Product Overview: | |
Quantity in Set: | 5 |
Warranties & Coverage: | |
General Warranty: | 5 year limited |
Ratings & Reviews
Product Description
This Gift Set has everything you need! Set includes hand trowel, transplanting shovel, cultivator and kneeler in a convenient carrying bag.
- Great for gardening in tight spaces, containers or open gardens
- Ergonomic resin handle with gel grip insert that cushions the hand for maximum comfort
- Thumb rest provides comfort and leverage
- Stainless Steel tool head is durable and long lasting
- Convenient hang up hole at handle end
- Available for Gift Wrap
Added on October 13, 2011
Overall, others give this:
Reviewers may have received a benefit, like a sweepstakes entry or rewards program points, in exchange for writing a review.
Those benefits were not conditioned on the positive or negative content of the review.
Most Helpful Reviews
It's a Craftsman product, what else can I say. The garden tools do not bend when trying to garden in hard dirt. They are light, wonderful grip and easy to use.
Chula Vista, CA
via sears.com
This is a steady and good looking set.. perfect for the price.;
Smithtown, NY
via sears.com
I got this for 8 dollars on clearance and for that price it's great. The tools seem well made. The bag and cushion are another story. The cushion is very hard and won't provide much cushioning. The bag while not bad does not hold the tools well they make the bag hang in a lopsided manner and also it does not stand well with the tools in it. Again I paid 8 bucks with ************* and for that price I'm very happy.
Struthers, OH
via sears.com
Item is of good quality. Haven't been able to use it yet because of the snow outside! Would make a great gift...wish I would have ordered more!
Houston, TX
I buy garden tools annually; they don't last. I bought this set for the bag, not the tools. I am VERY pleased with both! As one reviewer said, they are made in China, but are VERY sturdy. The tote is perfect for garden tools, an uninsulated lunch bag, small craft organizer, etc...That alone was worth my purchase price; the tools and knee pad are an added bonus. (I'm buying 3 more sets just for the bag.)
Santee, CA
via sears.com
Anything craftsman is normally pretty good but I would not suggest this made in china ****.
Suwanee, GA
via sears.com
It's a Craftsman product, what else can I say. The garden tools do not bend when trying to garden in hard dirt. They are light, wonderful grip and easy to use.
- Free shipping! Orders $59 or more Offer ends 05-Apr-2014 See details.


text:
Our Supporters
Hands Off Our Packs is supported by adults from all walks of life. They include smokers and non-smokers who are sick of being patronised by the tobacco control industry.
Anti-smokers "naive about advertising and packaging" says artist
Artist David Hockney has criticised an anti-tobacco campaigner who is leading the fight for plain packaging.
Responding to an interview with Simon Chapman, a professor of public health at the University of Sydney in Australia where plain packaging will be introduced later this year, Hockney wrote:
Why doesn't Mr Chapman debate with a good and satisfied customer of the tobacco companies (Plain packs will make smoking history, 25 January)? Someone who has seen what will replace it as a smoothing, calming contemplative helper. Someone whose friends died of alcohol consumption, not tobacco. Someone who has smoked for nearly as long as he has lived. Someone who knows about the fanatical attitude of haters of tobacco. Someone who is not so naive about advertising and packaging.
Someone who has almost outlived a fanatical anti-smoking father. Someone who is fed up to the teeth with people who think they really know what health is. Someone who is not afraid of the cowardly, crooked politicians who stifle the debate about pleasure in the now. Someone who knows that time is elastic. Someone who knows how easy it is to lie with statistics. Someone who is not a professional agitator, who knows there is no such thing as a professional smoker but knows there are hundreds of dreary, professional, highly paid anti-smokers.
Someone who thinks laughter is good for you as it drains fear from the body. Someone who has something better to do than to try and control the quiet lives of others. Someone who knows we are all a bit different and is fed up with the growing regimentation of people. Someone who knows that smokers can live perfectly average-length lives but heavy drinkers rarely. Someone who is shocked by the growing conformity among people, and what that might mean for a reasonable free society. Someone who prefers the centre of Bohemia to Australian suburbia. Someone who knows we have to die.
Source: Guardian (28 January 2012)
Additional reading: David Hockney appointed to Order of Merit (2 January 2012)
Hands Off Our Packs is supported by adults from all walks of life. They include smokers and non-smokers who are sick of being patronised by the tobacco control industry.
Last year the Government held a public consultation on whether the UK should adopt standardised (or 'plain') packaging of tobacco products. Over 235,000 people signed the Hands Off Our Packs petition. In total, around 500,000 people signed petitions against plain packaging, compared with 210,000 who signed petitions in favour of the measure. The Department of Health is still reviewing the consultation responses so watch this space. If you would like to receive e-updates about our campaign please enter your details below and click the relevant boxes for Forest/Hands Off Our Packs. You can unsubscribe at any time.


text:
Just booked a non-refundable fare and immediately realize you booked the wrong dates or the wrong city? Or simply decide that you don't want to attend Aunt Freda's annual bingo marathon after all? Depending on the airline or online travel agency you bought from, you might be able to cancel and get a full refund if you do so within a certain time. But it might take some work and some airfare vendors are more frustrating to deal with than others.
In general, if the airline you are booked with has a no-penalty cancellation policy you must cancel within 24 hours of purchase, or else regular change fees will apply. Many major U.S. based carriers offer a 24-hour grace period and let you get a refund for no fee. The only exceptions are American Airlines and Air Tran. Continental and Northwest/Delta make it super easy to cancel fee-free with just a few mouse clicks. If your ticket is not on either of those airlines you will have to be patient and spend some time on the phone.
If you've bought from an online travel site such as Expedia or Priceline, you'll have to be even more patient. Last week we received an email from a reader about her experience trying to cancel a ticket booked on Priceline, and in short she wasn't able to reach a representative in time and was stuck with a ticket she no longer needed. Under Priceline's rules, if you phone them by 11:30 p.m. ET on the day that you book, you can get a full refund. But as our reader discovered, it's easier said than done. If you can't get through by phone send them an email or better yet you might have luck calling the airline directly to see if they can do anything.
Another option is to put your fare on a "courtesy hold". American and US Air offer a 24-hour hold, and although this is allows you to double check your reservation, if the fare goes up meantime you'll have to pay the higher price.
Here are the refund policies for some major U.S. based carriers and online travel agencies:
Your first Fare Alert will appearbefore you know it.


text:
You must log in to access this feature. Sign in with Twellow or Facebook to get started.
By signing in to Twellow, you indicate your agreement to our terms of service.
or, connect with Facebook.
Privacy Policy | Terms of Service
Click the button above and you'll be taken to your Twellow profile editor.
Simply connect with Facebook and kiss those password blues away, or go here to reset your password.
This is Jenifer's official site.I like to share my new videos,mp3 songs and my newest news with you...


text:
The 404 650: Where we don't bachelor party and tell (podcast)
Wilson is out sick today (read: too scared of the rain to leave his house), so we're upgrading to someone better: Scott Stein of CNET's own Digital City podcast! He joins us on today's episode of The 404 to give us his personal review of the Apple iPad and five ways it's still better than the iPhone 4. We also discuss the next generation of portable adult entertainment, six tech species in danger of extinction, and the RIAA requiring FM radios in all cell phones.
Scott is CNET's resident laptop expert, but he also happens … Read more


text:
Written on: 12/12/2001 by sam_s. (1 review written)
The Samsung SGH 2400 suffers from BAD stupid charger plug design, EXPENSIVE accessories, poor battery life. Main gripe: the plug design for the travel charger is SO stupid it died on me very quickly (the plug is a system of 8 pins that are as fine as hair and won't work unless aligned with atomic precision) and so I could not charge the phone and had to buy an expensive desktop charger. Accessories for this phone also seem to be TWICE as much for similar accessories for Nokia/ Motorola/… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/04/2001 by Nipun. (1 review written)
Absence of games is good because one doesn't fidgit with the phone much. Looks sexy. I've used the 3310, but nothing comes close to this phone, and for the price its worth every single penny… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/07/2001
I do agree with the reviewer that the weakest point of this cellphone is speaker volume. It is quite low and in noisey place it is very difficult to hear the incomming call conversation. In additon to this, its display is crystal clear when phone is in standby condition but as soon as you receive any call the small font size of incoming call id and phone no. which is constantly flickering , is almost too difficult to read. The battery discharges very rapidly in standy mode and the claim of samsung for standby mode duration almost goes down to 12 Hrs. If these hicups are removed from the phone, phone is very much worth its value
Written on: 29/01/2001 by hally. (1 review written)
I purchased this phone on BT cellnet last summer and was amazed by the clear uninterupted quality of speach far better than a 8210.
The phone is very light 90g looks sexy and charges from flat in about 90 minutes.
It has the strongest vibrate alert i have ever felt.
I only have one problem with this phone - the call quality is not as loud as could be, it's reasonable but has to be set on the highest setting.
I have since brought and 8210 and 3310 and must admit I still have a strong feeling for…
Read Full Review
As rated by real users
" LG Rumor is a great phone! " Read More
" Perhaps the most stylist phone ever " Read More
Written by Winterburn
" A classic mobile " Read More
Written by evanwebb
" I like everthing but i dontif it works " Read More
" Binatone Big Button Mobile Phone is excellent value " Read More


text:
Brainerd Bird Guiding Service
- PO Box 765, Brainerd, MN 56401 | Get Directions
- Phone: 218-838-4784
- email@example.com
- Visit Website
Add to my trip
Error. Submission of this item to your trip planner may have timed out. Please try again or check your trip planner to make sure it has been added.
Bird guide rates in the Brainerd Lakes Area per person are:1 birder =$35/hour2-3 birders =$20/hour4-5 birders =$15/hour6-7 birders =$12/hour7-10 birders =$10/hour- Bird guide rates in the Brainerd Lakes Area per person are:1 birder =$35/hour2-3 birders =$20/hour4-5 birders =$15/hour6-7 birders =$12/hour7-10 birders =$10/hour
Year-RoundThis service is available for individual or small groups who want to observe and learn about birds in the Brainerd Lakes Area. Bird Guided tours are also available for guests of resorts and B&B's in the area. This guide has been birding in MN and midwest for over 20 years. Past guiding experience includes the Detriot Lakes Birding festival since 2006 and the Zax-Zim festival since 2008, tour guide for the Kirtland Warbler Recovery Project in Grayling, MI in 2000 and 2001.
Other Date Information
- Additional Date Information: Year RoundSpring and fall migrations are the best time to enjoy greater numbers and a wider variety of birds, but this guide is available throughout the year. Please contact or email me with your dates and a list of birds, prefer one week notice.
Attraction Attributes
- Accessible to Disabled
What's Nearby
This service is available to anyone who lives or visits the Brainerd Lakes Area. This guide is available to travel to your location, if desired, to lead a bird guided tour. Travel expenses are negotiable and would be added to the fee schedule.


text: aboutshopideaslocalbloghelp my accountcart Green Quad - small from Buttons Etc. Home » Shop » Knit & Crochet » Accessories » Buttons Etc. » Green Quad - small $3.50 http://www.theloopyewe.com/asset/catalog-entry-photo/bb1816c3-b736-30a9-cbca-53bb64c1bf72~v2-600x600.jpg Green Quad - small in Buttons Etc. from Buttons Etc. http://www.theloopyewe.com/shop/p/65C342DD-Buttons-Etc-Green-Quad-small?ref=amazon-universal-wishlist In Stock for $3.50 Quantity Add to Cart Add to Wishlist Tweet Pin it Share Composition: Resin Size: 7/8" We currently have 10+ in stock and available — we first started selling this in March 2012. More To See Buttons Etc. Customer Photos Inspiration from others. Suggestions Patterns and similar items. Products


text:
Loading stream...
Now Playing
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
All Content |
View all podcasts & RSS feeds |
Most Active Stories
More News From WRVO
Nursing Home Comparison Web Site
By Amy Cavalier
Oswego – The federal government has announced a new nursing home comparison website. But an association for the state's non-profit, long-term care providers says this shouldn't be the sole resource consumers ues when selecting a nursing home.
Hear a report by WRVO's Amy Cavalier or check out the site online at: http://Medicare.gov.


text:
Hello world! (Grace Case blog returns)
This placeholder post will be retained in order to keep the comments linked to it. This is the same blog as before the server crash, with a slightly different look and a new server.
Posted: May 8th, 2009 under Uncategorized.
Comment from neil nelson
Time May 9, 2009 at 12:20 am
how do I get back to all of the posts and comments during the trial, I would like to read them and see what the people are saying about this miscarriage of justice.
Comment from Terry Trent
Time May 9, 2009 at 1:31 am
Hi! I dunno what this web site is all about but am thinking it would be nice if it were a continuation of the previous Grace Case web site. It was so refreshing hearing from sources other than the usual suspects (our almost completely lost newspapers and books). May I suggest that comments be distributed between this web site and Paul Peters new web site at http://www.asbestoswatch.net/2009/05/07/introducing-asbestos-watch/ or http://www.asbestoswatch.net/2009/05/07/feds-release-rumple-report/. I hope to see the whole gang, yes you too Mr. Latham, for whom I have gained a great deal more respect, and everyone else who I have learned respect for, at these two new sites.
My first topic, although by no means obligates any of you in your own first topics, will be to answer Student and Steve Erickson and explain to them that "asbestos" is not a lazy man's subject, opinions are hard fought and studied for to be accurate and are not taken lightly. That the truth lays in the publications and histories of the great men who have devoted their lives to this subject, and the "whack" lays in the publications, histories and monstrous (in magnitude) neglect perpetrated by our old Public Health agency now EPA/ATSDR. How EPA's actions and inactions do not exonerate anyone….yet their shear size by comparison dwarfs WR Grace's infractions. Also how I am not responsible that our government wasn't smart enough to press the correct charges against Grace….or even the correct people.
Finally the 5 defendants exonerated themselves in front a jury of their peers and a Judge who paid attention. They did it easily and swiftly, although I suspect they are all emotional basket cases by now. Do not attempt to take that away from them. The jury in reality didn't even have to think about it much, they just did what was right, almost immediately. Our EPA could learn a lot about doing what is right…immediately…from such people.
Best regards,
Comment from Nadia
Time May 11, 2009 at 2:55 pm
Hello Grace Case followers,
Here's an update about the tech woes plaguing the blog. The blog, as you see, is back up. However, I have lost the ability to edit or post new posts. We'll get that fixed asap and get the reaction pieces from the courtroom Friday, as well as campus and Libby, posted.
Thanks for being part of the Grace Case Project community.
– Nadia
Comment from John Derry
Time May 13, 2009 at 10:04 am
Thank you – Nadia and ALL
Comment from Mike Crill Missoula,Mt
Time May 20, 2009 at 5:51 am
Hello World!!! You have just been screwed by the justice system against those who knowingly poisoned you.This IS a World problem as Millions are affected.
Comment from Brovar
Time November 21, 2009 at 8:14 pm
As long as the blog's back online… Thanks!


text:
Find a location near you or call 866-838-2192
Office typically closes for lunch 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm, Mon-Sat.
This Uncle Bob's Self Storage serves the Westlake community, being located on the northeast end of Westlake. It is also easily accessible from the nearby communities of Bay Village, Lakewood, Fairview Park, and North Olmstead. The storage facility is located off Interstate 90 (Northwest Freeway), on the Sperry Drive frontage road.
This self storage is not far from the shores of Lake Erie, and is a short distance west of Reese Park. To the Southeast lies the University Hospital. Uncle Bob's can be most easily reached from the freeway by taking either the Columbia Road exit, or the Clague Road exit.
5 x 5*
Space features include:
Regularly: $49
Reserve for Free! Reserve + get online discount! Space Detail
* Sizes Approximate


text:
Login Here to rate and review this product.
27-6122 - Sma Adapter Sma Female To BNC Female
SMA Adapter SMA Female To BNC Female
22-15205 - 6-in-1 Screwdriver with TPR Handle
6-in-one screwdriver has an ergonomic soft grip handle for maximum comfort. Bits are made of durable chrome vanadium with magnetic tips.
21-9275 - Iroda Micro-Therm™ Butane Flameless Heat Gun
The compact size with heat deflector makes this an easy to use source of flameless heat whether you're working with shrinkable packaging, spot-drying paint, bending plastics or activating adhesives. Piezo electronic ignition system with safety lock Hot air tempe...


text:
Library > Science & Technology > Earth Science > Oceans, Lakes & Water
2001The H20 Site is all about the water sources and water animals of the world. There is a page about saltwater fishes, where you can learn about all kinds of saltwater fishes, from angelfishes to whiptails. In the Geography section you can see maps of the world oceans and seas. You can also explore the worlds coral reefs in maps. That takes you onto the Coral and Coral Reefs page, where you can learn about the life of coral and where you can visit coral reefs. On the Pictures Page, there is a gallery of jellyfish pictures. If you want to enjoy fish in cartoons, you you should visit Kirbz Fish Cartoons. There are many interesting sea stories, so we decided to include a section called Tall Sea Tales.
Age Range
19 & under
Science & Technology > Life Science > Animals > Marine Life
Science & Technology > Earth Science > Oceans, Lakes & Water
All ages


text:
July 26, 2011
TESTIMONY OF DAVID J. SKORTONPRESIDENT, CORNELL UNIVERSITYON BEHALF OFTHE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIESTHE ECONOMIC IMPERATIVE FOR ENACTING IMMIGRATION REFORM:HIGHLY SKILLED IMMIGRANTS AS DRIVERS OF ECONOMIC GROWTHHEARING BEFORE THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEESUBCOMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION, REFUGEES & BORDER SECURITY226 DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDINGWASHINGTON, D.C.JULY 26, 2011Good morning, Chairman Schumer, Senator Cornyn, members of the Subcommittee. My name is David Skorton. I am the President of Cornell University. Cornell University, located in Ithaca, N.Y., with campuses or programs in New York City, including Weill Cornell Medical College; Geneva, N.Y.; Appledore Island, Maine; France; England; Italy; Singapore; India; China; Tanzania; Qatar and elsewhere, is the largest and most comprehensive school in the Ivy League and is the land-grant university of the State of New York. Founded in 1865, it is composed of 10 privately endowed and four state contract colleges, including seven undergraduate colleges and seven graduate and professional units. Our four contract colleges are units of the State University of New York (SUNY). Enrollment is approximately 20,000, with students from every state and more than 120 countries studying under an internationally renowned faculty. Forty Nobel Prize winners have been affiliated with Cornell University as alumni or faculty members, and three Nobel laureates currently are on the faculty, in chemistry and physics.Cornell is among the top research universities in the world, based on research expenditures, faculty quality, and reputation. It is a magnet for excellent students: undergraduate, graduate, and professional, from around the globe. It is home to four national research centers, in physics, astronomy, and nanotechnology, as well as three National Resource Centers for Foreign Language, Area, and International Studies, supported in part by Department of Education Title VI funding, focusing on East Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. In addition, it has many interdisciplinary research centers, covering advanced materials, manufacturing, agriculture, astronomy and atmospheric science, biotechnology, electronics, environment, computing, and mathematics. Cornell also boasts the nation's first colleges devoted to hotel administration, industrial and labor relations, and veterinary medicine. The Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City is a pioneer in biomedical education, research, patient care, and global health, with special-treatment and research facilities including the Center for Reproductive Medicine, the AIDS Care Center, the Hypertension Center, the Institute of Genetic Medicine, and the Burn Center. It is also home to a prominent Clinical Translational Science Center and is committed to moving biomedical discoveries from bench to bedside.The Association of American Universities is a nonprofit association of 59 leading U.S. public and private research universities and two Canadian universities. It focuses on national and institutional issues that are important to research-intensive universities, including funding for research, research and education policy, and graduate and undergraduate education. AAU's 59 U.S. member institutions perform 54 percent of federally funded university-based research and award more than half of all Ph.D. degrees earned in our country. Cornell University has been a member of AAU since its inception in 1900.I want to thank Chairman Schumer for calling this important hearing and for inviting me to share my perspective as a university president on the topic of highly skilled immigrants as drivers of economic growth. There is no doubt that our current immigration system is broken, yet the most recent efforts at reform have gotten lost in a shouting match of angry rhetoric that focuses on only one set of issues - border security and enforcement. I applaud your efforts to break the stalemate by bringing some much-needed attention to the many positive economic benefits that immigration reform would bring to America. I have the privilege of being a member of the National Security Higher Education Advisory Board, a group of some 20 university presidents and chancellors, appointed by the director of the FBI to meet with senior officials of the bureau and the CIA to discuss issues of national security related to higher education, prominent among which are issues related to immigration policies and procedures. Through the NSHEAB, I have gained an appreciation of the importance of ceaseless vigilance to maintain national security in our universities and elsewhere. But I have also learned of the need for balance in our approach to this volatile set of issues. I applaud your seeking that balance.This issue is personal for me: I am a first-generation American, the son of immigrants. When my father and his family left western Russia (now Belarus) for the United States, he took it for granted that through hard work, adherence to the law, and an earnest desire to become an American citizen, he would create a better life for himself and his children and contribute to the advancement of this country. Although he never attended college, he was convinced that higher education was the ticket to success for the next generation. My own life and the lives of countless other first-generation Americans have proven him right.The recent debate, however, suggests that many Americans have stopped seeing immigration as an integral part of the American Dream. Anti-immigrant sentiments and prejudices are nothing new, but the 24-hour instant news cycle amplifies and magnifies our collective fears and anxieties about security risks and economic competition from other countries. Still, by any objective measure, the benefits of immigration significantly outweigh the risks. We cannot afford to close the United States off from the rest of the world, and we must reach a consensus on comprehensive immigration reform that balances our physical and economic security with the realities of our growing immigrant population and our changing national workforce needs.American colleges and universities are educating a record number of international students. According to the Institute of International Education (IIE), there were 690,923 international students in the U.S. during the 2009-10 academic year, a 3-percent increase over the previous year. At Cornell, there are currently 3,667 international students - 17.5 percent of our student body - enrolled in our undergraduate, professional, and graduate schools. This is a record number for us, but it builds on a long tradition, dating back to our founding, when five international students enrolled in the first class in 1868. International students contribute nearly $20 billion to the U.S. economy, through payment of tuition, purchases of books and supplies, transportation, health insurance, and other living expenses, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. In a small town like Ithaca, the $138.7 million economic impact of our international student population cannot be overstated - it is one of the reasons why Tompkins County has one of the most robust local economies in New York State.Throughout American history, and especially during the Cold War, it went without saying that the U.S. should encourage international students to enroll in our undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. The idea was that U.S.-educated foreign nationals would return home and become leaders in their countries, bringing with them an appreciation and understanding of America that would benefit us both politically and economically. This has been borne out over time, as we have watched our international alumni succeed, rising to positions of prominence at the highest levels of government, education, and industry in their home countries, while staying connected - scientifically, culturally, and emotionally - to the U.S.In the 21st century, however, the American relationship with international students has become more complex - especially after 9/11 - as national security concerns have made it more difficult for them to come or to stay in the U.S. As a result, the U.S. is not always the top choice of students from Asia who are applying to graduate school in science and engineering. This is a real cause for concern, because nearly half of all recent graduate degrees awarded by U.S. universities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematical (STEM) fields were to foreign nationals. In engineering, for example, international students earned 44 percent of the master's and 54 percent of the Ph.D. degrees in 2008-2009. If our immigration policy causes the number and quality of international students who matriculate in STEM disciplines at U.S. universities to decline significantly, it will reduce our capacity for research, innovation, and ultimately economic growth.Contrary to concerns expressed by critics, there are not enough qualified or interested American students to fill the slots in STEM undergraduate and graduate programs. Congress took a giant step toward addressing this issue when it reauthorized the COMPETES Act last year. I know it did not originate in the Judiciary Committee, but I cannot emphasize how strongly I - and the rest of the higher education community - thank you for that legislation. The emphasis on elementary and secondary STEM education and teacher training programs - along with initiatives by organizations such as the Business-Higher Education Forum and the Council on Competitiveness - will help fill the pipeline with American students. These are long-term initiatives that will not address our immediate needs and that cannot succeed without adequate funding. If COMPETES is as successful as we believe it can be, there will still be a need and demand for foreign-born students in our universities, research programs, and industries.The student visa program works reasonably well while international students are in school, even with the extra security procedures that were added after 9/11. Even so, the visa approval process, as I'm sure every Senator on this panel knows, is complex, expensive, often very slow, and commonly very frustrating. Still, for the most part - and we know there will always be exceptions - it works. When we run into a problem at Cornell, we've often relied on Senator Schumer's caseworkers to help resolve it. Needless to say, we are grateful for the assistance. I know it is not in the Judiciary Committee's jurisdiction or within the scope of this hearing, but adding additional consular staff at U.S. embassies to process student visa applications would be extremely helpful.The most difficult immigration issues arise when international students graduate and want to enter the U.S. workforce. While some students always intend to return home, many others want to stay here-to work, invent, innovate, start companies, create jobs, and contribute to economic growth in the U.S. Universities can extend student visas for "Optional Professional Training" (OPT) to allow graduates to stay in the U.S. for up to 29 months - 12 months initially, with a 17-month extension in high-priority STEM fields. OPT extensions are not only good for our graduates, but they are also very helpful for employers, as they are considered to be student visas that do not require sponsorship or count against the employment-based caps for highly skilled workers. At Cornell, we currently have about 800 graduates in the U.S. on OPT extensions, about one-quarter of our total international student population. Once an OPT extension has expired, there is little a university can do to influence the immigration process.We know from our career placement offices and alumni associations that U.S. companies want to hire our international graduates - not surprising, when you consider that foreign-born inventors are responsible for a large share of patents granted in the U.S. We hear, as my colleagues on the panel will certainly tell you, that businesses are frustrated by complex immigration laws and extremely low quotas that do not differentiate between countries of origin for highly skilled workers. According to Bill Swanson, chairman and CEO of Raytheon, "Raytheon, like the nation, depends upon highly educated and experienced STEM graduates, many at the doctoral level. Foreign nationals with these qualifications, with appropriate immigration status, are critical to our country's competitiveness."Sources as diverse as the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the Libertarian CATO institute, and the liberal Center for American Progress all agree that comprehensive immigration reform would result in economic growth and generate considerably more revenue from taxes on wages than expenditures on services. According to the CBO, even under the most conservative economic assumptions, immigration reform would boost the American economy by between 0.8 and 1.3 percent during the next four years, resulting in $12 billion in additional revenue over a 10-year period. After three years of anemic growth and amid the debate on the budget deficit, these facts alone should be enough to encourage action on immigration reform.If that is not enough to convince Congress to act, the Partnership for a New American Economy-a national bipartisan group founded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg that includes more than 300 mayors and business leaders who believe sensible immigration reform can help the economy grow and create American jobs-has compiled some impressive statistics about the economic and entrepreneurial activity of immigrants:- More than 40 percent of the current Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children. These are established companies that employ more than 10 million people worldwide and have combined revenues of $4.2 trillion - a figure greater than the GDP of every country in the world except the U.S., China, and Japan.- Immigrants are nearly twice as likely as U.S.-born individuals to start new businesses, according to an analysis of entrepreneurial activities between 1996 and 2008.- More than one quarter of all technology and engineering businesses launched in America between 1995 and 2005 had an immigrant founder. In Silicon Valley, over half of the new high-tech startups had an immigrant founder, according to the National Venture Capital Association.- Immigrant-founded start-up companies created 450,000 jobs in less than a decade, and collectively they have generated as much as $52 billion in sales in a single year. The Center for American Progress estimates that, with comprehensive immigration reform, those numbers could increase by 900,000 additional jobs over the next three years.- About a quarter of the international patents filed from the United States in 2006 were based on the work of non-citizen immigrants living in America, according to an analysis of patent filings by Duke University. Many major American companies rely on foreign-born inventors. For example, foreign-born inventors were behind 72 percent of Qualcomm's patents, 65 percent of Merck's patents, and 64 percent of General Electric's patents. Additionally, 41 percent of the patents filed by the U.S. government had foreign-born inventors or co-inventors. These are our graduates: more than half of these inventors obtained their highest degree from a U.S. university.- Immigrant STEM graduates will help fill projected job shortages. McKinsey Global Institute projects that as many as 190,000 positions for data analytics experts such as industrial engineers and mathematicians will go unfilled in the U.S. by 2018. The institute also projects a shortage of 1.5 million managers and analysts who have the ability to understand and make decisions using large and complex data sets.Mayor Bloomberg summed up the work of the Partnership for a New American Economy when he wrote in the Wall Street Journal: "We would not have become a global superpower without opening our doors to immigrants - and we cannot long remain one without continuing that practice. Smart, self-motivated immigrants spur the inventions and create the jobs our economy needs to thrive." I couldn't agree more.Our immigration policy is causing us to lose our international graduates and other highly motivated immigrants to countries like England, Australia, and Canada that encourage and promote immigrant entrepreneurs with streamlined visa application processes, more flexible pathways to permanent residence or citizenship, and special consideration for entrepreneurs with venture funding. Further, as other countries like China and India develop graduate education programs and cultures of innovation and entrepreneurship based on the U.S. model, we see that some of the best young scientists and engineers are opting to go home - if they even come to the U.S. to study in the first place - and use their skills to compete with the U.S. This trend was one of the factors identified in the initial Rising Above the Gathering Storm report that could knock the U.S. off its pedestal as the world leader in innovation. In light of these facts, I offer the following suggestions for reform.The administration has laid out a good blueprint for comprehensive immigration reform that starts with enforcement and addresses everyone from the most highly educated and skilled workers to seasonal farm workers to the nearly 11 million undocumented individuals already in the country. Though I believe we need comprehensive reform, and support the administration's and Senator Schumer's efforts, I will limit my recommendations to proposals that address international students and highly skilled workers.I believe Congress should:- Create a streamlined green card process for international students who graduate with STEM degrees from U.S. universities. Highly educated, foreign-born students who have earned advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics from U.S. universities should be fast-tracked toward permanent residency and not counted against the annual limit on employment-based green cards.- Reduce the backlog of skilled immigrants waiting to become permanent residents by increasing the number of employment-based visas. The higher education community has consistently supported efforts to reduce the number of skilled immigrants waiting for green cards through legislation to eliminate per-country caps for green cards and to authorize the use of unclaimed green cards from previous years.- Enact policies that allow families to stay together and allow for reasonable visits back home without too much red tape upon return. This is an important provision for students studying in the U.S., who have limited time between semesters to travel and can't afford to miss classes at the beginning of a term, waiting for a new visa.- Pass the DREAM Act. Even though the DREAM Act is not the subject of this hearing, it is vitally important that undocumented children who are in the U.S. through no fault of their own be given the chance to earn citizenship through hard work: either college education or military service. CBO estimates that passage of the DREAM Act alone would generate $1.4 billion in revenue over the next 10 years, through increased taxes on wages earned by these young people as they enter the workforce in higher-skilled positions.Chairman Schumer, thank you again for the opportunity to testify today. I would be pleased to answer any questions that you and members of the Subcommittee may have.


text:
I worked at Google as an intern for less than a year
Pros – Great environment, really smart people, really interesting projects, good company goals/objectives.
Cons – Of course, since Google has grown so much, it's harder to get things done/it takes a really long to push code or get things out there.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
I have been working at Google for more than 3 years
7 people found this helpful
I worked at Google full-time for more than a year
Would you like us to review something? Please describe the problem with this {0} and we will look into it.
Sorry, but your feedback didn't make it to the team. Your input is valuable to us – would you mind trying again?
Your response will be removed from the review – this cannot be undone.
Copyright © 2008–2014, Glassdoor. All Rights Reserved. Your use of this service is subject to our Terms of Use and Privacy & Cookies Policy. Glassdoor ® is a registered trademark of Glassdoor, Inc.
We do not post on Facebook
We do not post on Facebook


text:
Search Obituaries:
Follow us:
Toggle navigation
Obituaries & Guest Books
Memorial Sites
Legends & Legacies
Today in History
Advice & Support
Funeral Homes
T.P. Sampson Funeral Home
T.P. Sampson Funeral Home
Is this your business?
Update this page.
21 Tinkham Road
Get Directions
(413) 782-5226
Send Flowers
We encourage you to contact the funeral home to verify time and location before attending services or visitation.
Recent T.P. Sampson Funeral Home Obituaries:
David W. Parent
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
David W. Parent 1938 - 2014 Springfield David W. Parent, 75, passed away Thurs in Baystate Medical Center. He was born July 8, 1938 to the late William and Yvonne (Cormier) Parent. David was a graduate of Springfield Trade School and proudly...
Read Full Obituary for David W. Parent
Published in The Republican from Mar. 10 to Mar. 12, 2014
Luke Henry-Dante DeMarco
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Luke Henry-Danté DeMarco 2012 - 2014 Springfield Luke Henry-Danté DeMarco, passed away March 5, 2014 surrounded by his loving family. He was born September 11, 2012 to Joseph Henry DeMarco and Megan Ashley ( Disley ) DeMarco. Through his 2...
Read Full Obituary for Luke Henry-Dante DeMarco
Published in The Republican from Mar. 10 to Mar. 11, 2014
Bernadette A. Gingras
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Bernadette A. Gingras 1926 - 2014 Chicopee Bernadette A. (Blaney) Gingras, 87, died March 7th at Birch Manor Nursing Home in Chicopee. She was born in Chicopee on July 25, 1926 at home to James and Mary (St. Pierre) Blaney. She attended Mount Carmel...
Read Full Obituary for Bernadette A. Gingras
Published in The Republican from Mar. 10 to Mar. 14, 2014
Tanya Oswald
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Tanya Oswald 1932 - 2014 Springfield Tanya (Lenilko) Oswald, 81, of Springfield passed away peacefully on Friday, March 7, 2014 surrounded by her family at the Jewish Nursing Home. Tanya, a daughter of the late Michael and Anastasia (Demidovich)...
Read Full Obituary for Tanya Oswald
Published in The Republican from Mar. 10 to Mar. 11, 2014
Bruce Philip Johnson
1947 - 2014
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
AGAWAM - Bruce Philip Johnson, 66, of Agawam, died Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014, of complications from a stroke. He was born April 19, 1947, son of the late Elizabeth Hodgson and Richard Loomis Johnson and he grew up in South Hadley. He was a graduate...
Read Full Obituary for Bruce Philip Johnson
Published in Daily Hampshire Gazette on Mar. 8, 2014
Phillip M. Chechile
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Phillip M. Chechile 1951 - 2014 Springfield Phillip M. Chechile, 62, of Springfield died Thursday, March 6, 2014 surrounded by his family in Baystate Medical Center. Phillip, a son of Mildred (Potito) Chechile and the late Conrad Chechile was born...
Read Full Obituary for Phillip M. Chechile
Published in The Republican from Mar. 7 to Mar. 9, 2014
Jeannine R. Lachapelle
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Jeannine R. Lachapelle 1930 - 2014 Ludlow Jeannine R. (Labrecque) Lachapelle, 83, of Ludlow and formerly of Nokomis Road, Wilbraham passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 5, 2014. Jeannine, a daughter of the late Eugene and Maxima (Bissonnette)...
Read Full Obituary for Jeannine R. Lachapelle
Published in The Republican from Mar. 6 to Mar. 7, 2014
Robert D. Roulier
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Robert D. Roulier Agawam Robert D. Roulier, 83, formerly of Main St, Agawam passed away Monday surrounded by his family at Soldiers Home, Holyoke after a long battle with dementia. Bob was born in Springfield, grew up on the streets of Springfield...
Read Full Obituary for Robert D. Roulier
Published in The Republican from Mar. 4 to Mar. 5, 2014
Pamela P. Mokritski
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Pamela P. Mokritski 1948 - 2014 Longmeadow Pamela P. Mokritski, 66, passed away Sunday at home surrounded by her loving family. She was born Feb. 5, 1948 to the late Bruce and Oris Orton. Pam worked for over 30 years as a Trust and Estate paralegal...
Read Full Obituary for Pamela P. Mokritski
Published in The Republican from Mar. 3 to Mar. 4, 2014
Mary Jane Couchon
Send Flowers
Sign Guest Book
Mary Jane Couchon 1928 - 2014 East Longmeadow Mary Jane (McCarthy) Couchon, 86, of East Longmeadow died Friday February 28, 2014 surrounded by her family. Mary Jane, a daughter of the late Charles J. and Bessie (Weeks) McCarthy was born in...
Read Full Obituary for Mary Jane Couchon
Published in The Republican from Mar. 2 to Mar. 4, 2014
View More Recent Obituaries from T.P. Sampson Funeral Home
Most Popular Springfield Flowers and Gifts
White Lilies of Peace Basket
Send Flowers
French Garden Sympathy Basket
Send Flowers
View more popular Springfield flowers and gifts
Search T.P. Sampson Funeral Home Obituaries
Tiles Courtesy of
Find Other Funeral Homes Nearby:
Indian Orchard
East Longmeadow
Three Rivers


text:
Technical Data |
CCR10 (C-C Chemokine Receptor Type 10, Chemokine (C-C Motif) Receptor 10, C-C CKR-10, CC-CKR-10, CCR-10, G-protein Coupled Receptor 2, GPR2) |
Description: GPR2/CCR10, a Chemokine Receptor, encodes a protein that most closely resembles the interleukin-8 receptor. The keratinocyte-produced chemokine CCL27 activates CCR10 and is involved in T cell-mediated skin inflammation. GRP2/CCR10 has been reported to be ubiquitously expressed. Transcripts for this receptor have been identified in peripheral tissues including adult small intestine and fetal liver, testis, placenta, and skin. In the skin, this receptor is constitutively expressed in melanocytes, fibroblasts, and microvascular endothelial cells. It is also detected in T cells, Langerhans cells, and peripheral blood mononuclear cells but not in keratinocytes (Homey et al., 2000), dendritic cells, or in various brain regions (Marchese et al., 1994). ESTs have been isolated from brain, eye, and kidney libraries. Applications: Suitable for use in Immunohistochemistry. Other applications not tested. Recommended Dilution: Immunohistochemistry (paraffin): 11-44ug/ml Optimal dilutions to be determined by the researcher. Positive Control: Human Thymus Storage and Stability: May be stored at 4°C for short-term only. Aliquot to avoid repeated freezing and thawing. Store at -20°C. Aliquots are stable for 12 months. For maximum recovery of product, centrifuge the original vial after thawing and prior to removing the cap. |


text:
A philandering husband with the initials J.R. A drunk Sue Ellen. A major revenge plan involving Cliff Barnes. TNT's Dallas reboot is looking more than ever the way the show did in its '80s heyday. After securely establishing its own roots over the past two seasons by introducing a compelling new generation of Ewings, producers are now freely embracing the soap's rich history.
"I think...read more
Sean and Christian reflect on their loving and turbulent decades-long relationship. watch
To help make up for the loss of Larry Hagman's J.R. Ewing, TNT's Dallas is raising the stakes for its third season, which premieres Feb. 24. read more
Shawn Colfax (Nicholas D'Agosto) and Nick Brady (Eric Christian Olsen), the stars of the Gerald R. Ford High School football team, are dreading the prospect of another summer at football camp. When Nick hatches a scheme for the two to join their school's cheerleaders at cheer camp instead, they find themselves awash in a sea of gorgeous young women. It all goes great until Shawn falls for Carly (Sarah Roemer), the beautiful head cheerleader who sees right through them.
90210 Season 2 Interview - Adrianna
Celebrity Stylist Luke O'Connor shows you how to get hair like AnnaLynne Mccord!
Welcome to the Beverly Hills Beach Club.
More Clips & Interviews
Two guys, Nick and Shawn, decide a two week stint at a Cheerleaders' Camp is the perfect opportunity to score tons of meaningless romantic liaisons with lonely girls in tight-tops and short-short skirts. But their lusty plan to caress as many pom-poms as possible goes awry when one of the dudes falls in love.
Ford High's star football players scheme to ditch football camp so they can spend the summer surrounded by beautiful girls... at cheer camp. Hilarious antics ensue as the jocks use their new "sensitive side" to talk the hotties into skinny dipping, cheering naked and hooking up.
Two guys, Nick and Shawn, decide a two week stint at a Cheerleaders' Camp is the perfect opportunity to score tons of meaningless romantic liaisons with lonely girls in tight tops and short-short skirts. But their lusty plan to caress as many pom-poms as possible goes awry when one of the dudes falls in love.
More AnnaLynne McCord Movies Videos
The stars and executive producers bid farewell to the famous zip code in a look back at the show's many unforgettable moments.
"90210" actors and executive producers bid farewell to their famous zip code in a look back at the show's most unforgettable moments.
The gang puts their relatively carefree days at West Beverly High behind them and launches into adulthood -- with only their friendships to lean on. Also Available On iTunes
In a memorable send-off, our favorite group from Beverly Hills will come together again after a traumatic event that makes them realize the importance of their relationships.
More AnnaLynne McCord On TV Videos
More Credits (26)
AnnaLynne McCord has landed a recurring role on TNT's Dallas, ET Online reports.
TNT renews Dallas for a third season
The 90210 alum will play... read more
Remember when Annie was a prostitute? Or when Silver used a surrogate to get pregnant with her ex-boyfriend-turned-gay best friend's baby? Well, these are just two of the wild and crazy moments throughout 90210's five-season run.
What began as a show about two siblings moving from Kansas to Beverly Hills, navigating their way through high school cliques, finding friends, having first loves and trivial fights soon morphed into a world that included sex tapes, mental disorders, prostitution, pregnancy and even murder. Yes, if you stopped watching 90210 early on, there's a whole lot of crazy you missed out on.
The girls of 90210 and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are colliding in their shared zip code.
In an upcoming episode of The CW series, airing Monday, March 11 at 9/8c, Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord), Silver (Jessica Stroup) and... read more
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Or at least 90210's Adrianna hopes it does.
Fall Preview: Get scoop on your favorite returning shows
When the CW series ended last season, Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) boarded a plane for Sin City after her ex-lover Dixon (Tristan Wilds) didn't show up to rekindle their relationship. Little did she know that Dixon was actually en route when his car was side-swiped by a massive truck. How will she handle the guilt when she meets a new man and then learns about Dixon's crash? Executive producers Patti Carr and Lara Olsen spoke to TVGuide.com about Dixon's fate, the return of Lori Loughlin, the show's milestone 100th episode and more.
Denise Richards is moving to 90210 just in time for the CW drama's 100th episode, Entertainment Weekly reports.
Richards, 41, will play Gwen, described as a ... read more
You might be also interested in the following websites: