text:
February 1, 2014
Portland Center Stage: Bo-Nita
Life's not easy for Bo-Nita. It never is for a 13-year-old, but especially one who winds up with a dead, semi-ex-stepfather on her bedroom floor. With humor, pathos and a dash of midwest magic realism, Bo-Nita follows one mother and daughter's journey... More
February 2, 2014
Portland Opera: Lucia Di Lammermoor, also February 6 & 7
Lucia's love, fanned into madness by an unsympathetic brother, leaves her new bridegroom in a puddle of blood. This tragic masterpiece, with its ravishing melodies and vocal thrills (as well as a secret rendezvous, a duel, and a murder) is... More
February 12, 2014
Architectural Heritage Center: Old Growth Architecture – The Art, Craft and Function of Wood
Exhibiting wood pieces from the Bosco-Milligan Foundation Collection. Pacific Northwest forested lands provided raw materials of construction in Portland and beyond, both structural and High Victorian Era rich decoration. Come see and learn how wood was used for plumbing fixtures, to... More
February 21, 2014
Third Rail Repertory Theatre: Gidion's Knot
5th-Grader Gidion has been suspended for reasons that his teacher, Heather, is reluctant to explain. His mother, Corryn, shows up for her scheduled Parent/Teacher conference and what begins as an uncomfortable exchange evolves into a confrontation that will expose both... More
February 22, 2014
Portland Center Stage: A Small Fire
"An unforgettable banquet." —The Village Voice A Small Fire follows John and Emily Bridges, a long-married couple whose happy, middle-class lives are upended when Emily falls victim to a mysterious disease. As this indomitable woman's senses are slowly stripped away—smell, taste, sight—she finds... More
February 25, 2014
Artists Repertory Theatre: The Mother****** With the Hat
Recovering addict Jackie, fresh out of jail, is determined to get straight and settle down in NYC with the support of his girl Veronica, his AA sponsor Ralph D, and his loyal cousin Julio until … he finds a hat... More
February 26, 2014
Portland Playhouse: The Light In The Piazza
The year is 1953, and Margaret Johnson (played by Susannah Mars in her Portland Playhouse debut) is traveling with her lovely, naïve adult daughter Clara to Florence, Italy from their native North Carolina. Clara's developmental challenges have kept her from... More
February 27, 2014
Portland State University College of the Arts and School of Theatre and Film: Romeo & Juliet
William Shakespeare's masterpiece of young star-crossed lovers, and asks the question: What are you willing to die for? Family? Love? Honor? Anything? In this provocative production of ROMEO AND JULIET, you'll be transported to post-war Italy, circa 1948, where "now... More
February 28, 2014
Post5 Black Box Theatre: Tartuffe
Tobias Andersen directs Molière's classic comedy of deception, greed, lust, and piety. Opening on Valentine's Day, its the perfect show for sweethearts and the unattached alike. Farcical, touching, absurd, and sentimental all at once. Tartuffe will mark the first classical,... More
March 1, 2014
Keith Achepohl: If It Please You Lord, through April 27
A nationally recognized artist and Professor Emeritus of Art from the University of Iowa, Achepohl resides in Eugene and, during the past four years, has created a series of images inspired by ex-votos, votive offerinsg to saints or to divinities.... More


text:
Registration has opened for the 2nd AIPCO (Association of Irish Professional Conference Organisers) Business Tourism Conference.
Ireland has for the first time been named as the "best country for business" in rankings carried out by renowned US financial magazine Forbes.
Dublin city is set to host 3,000 top medical professionals as the 2017 International Eurospine conference is confirmed via our Dublin Convention Bureau this week.
It was announced in yesterday's Budget that there would be a continuation of the reduced rate of 9% VAT for the hospitality sector, originally introduced by the Government in 2011.
DoubleTree by Hilton today announced the rebranding of one of Dublin's most renowned hotels, formerly The Burlington, to become DoubleTree by Hilton Dublin – Burlington Road.
From 1st October 2013, Powerscourt Hotel Resort & Spa, nestled among the Wicklow Mountains, within the granite walls of the country's most renowned estates, was launched as the first Autograph Collection hotel in Ireland.
Thinking inside the circle of Castleknock Hotel's inspirational meeting room
3,000 International delegates to visit major World Pharmaceutical Congress in Dublin which will generate €4 million in revenue for Irish economy plus additional tourist income
The RDS Conference Village A collaborative initiative between the RDS and local Hotels and businesses
The Little Museum - "Best museum experience in Dublin." – Irish Times, May 2013
G8 Providing Opportunity to Promote Ireland as 'Island Boardroom' As world leaders arrive, hotels in North West reap the benefits with €500k boost to local tourism
The Gathering Ireland 2013 provides extra revenue boost with delegates staying longer and spending more.
Dromoland Castle, Ireland's award-winning premier luxury resort in Newmarket-on-Fergus, County Clare celebrated its 50th year as a hotel on Friday 17th May with a Gala Dinner and the launch of the 'Dromoland Castle Cookbook'
With over 30 companies and 34 Irish trade partners, IMEX 2013 will have the largest Irish delegation ever to attend IMEX!
The much anticipated Marker Hotel on Dublin's Grand Canal Square opened its doors to the public today, welcoming its first guests to a new standard of luxury lifestyle accommodation.
The Convention Centre Dublin Retains 'Best Overseas Conference Centre' Award at UK M&IT Awards
Ireland has always been a popular conference destination, however in recent years while the global trend has been for delegate numbers to drop, Dublin seems exempt from this phenomenon as delegate numbers reach all-time highs for some of the larger medical science conferences.
The Gathering 2013 has commenced with over 2900 gatherings planned for this year! From business events, music, arts, food, sports or family get-togethers, these Gatherings have one thing in common – to showcase and share the very best of Ireland's unique culture and craic.
'Team Ireland' will be joined this year by one of the most talked about attractions in decades. The Titanic Belfast team from Northern Ireland will join the Meet in Ireland stand at G400 at EIBTM from the 27th – 29th November in Barcelona.
Most Conference Ambassadors did not stand to gain anything on a personal level from hosting their Association Conference in their country

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Riga Mayor Nils Usakovs (Harmony Center) told reporters today that the goal of the event was not competition but consolidation: the idea is to pull both banks of the Daugava together, reflecting the unity of Rigans.
A rope over 400 meters long will be used in the competition, with marks so the participants would know where to hold it. The strength of the cable was tested by Riga tugboats today.
600 participants aged 16 and up are invited to participate in the tug of war competition. Applicants may register at "www.riga.lv" website.
RIGA Vice Mayor Andris Ameriks (Honor to Serve Riga) said that many events would take place in Riga to mark May 4 - besides the tug of war, there will also be the traditional Latvian film marathon at "Splendid Palace" movie theater, the Dome Cathedral Concert, and much more.


text:
Shining light on:
Does your state allow absentee voting?
You be the judge: vote on LBI's editorial contest!
Darrin Daigle
Darrin Daigle | |
Candidate for | |
Michigan House of Representatives Sixth District | |
Party | Republican |
Personal | |
Birthday | 07/25/1970 |
Place of birth | Eunice, LA |
The information about this individual is current as of when his or her last campaign ended. See anything that needs updating? Send a correction to our editors |
Daigle ran in the 2012 election for Michigan House of Representatives District 1. He ran unopposed in the August 7 Republican primary and was defeated by District 12 incumbent Rashida Tlaib (D) in the general election which took place on November 6, 2012. [1]
Daigle ran for election to the District 12 Seat in 2010. He had no primary opposition. He was defeated by Rashida Tlaib (D) in the general election on November 2, 2010.
Michigan House of Representatives, District 12 General election (2010) | ||||
Candidates | Votes
| |||
Rashida Tlaib (D) | 6,997 | |||
Darrin Daigle (R) | 611 |
Recent news
Know more information about this profile? Submit a bio |
This section displays the most recent stories in a google news search for the term "Darrin + Daigle + Michigan + House"
- All stories may not be relevant to this page due to the nature of the search engine.
- Loading...


text:
Rapid Fire Defend against stick samurai, helicopters, grenade launchers, giants and kamikaze ninjas! 12/9/2010 12:00:00 AM 20,705
Ricochet Kills 2 Players Pack The ultimate Ricochet game is back! Aim carefully and peep in to the future version... 9/26/2011 12:00:00 AM
Ricochet Kills 3 You should be smarter than your enemies. Use ricochets. Kill them all! New opportunities to kill your enemies. More bangs. More kills. More blood. 1/26/2014 8:41:06 AM 11,412
Ricochet Kills 3: Level Pack Bounce your bullets off the walls to kill all bad guys. They must die beautifully. 2/18/2013 10:47:39 AM 28,432
Roly Poly Cannon Bloody Monsters Pack Destroy the monsters in a variety of creative ways by launching bombs at them with your cannon. 11/18/2012 12:00:00 AM 38,636
SAS Zombie Assault 3 SAS3 brings dozens of new guns, an in depth leveling system, full multiplayer co-op, five maps and so, so much more awesome! 10/28/2011 12:00:00 AM
Shoot Pixels In the shooting game Shoot Pixels you have to attack your enemies each wave. You can buy and design new weapons and upgrade your tank as you like. 12/16/2010 12:00:00 AM 4,248
Sierra 7 A flash first person shooter that pins you in a world-wide war between private militia companies out for government-targeted violence & carnage. 1/6/2011 12:00:00 AM 38,035
Sift Heads Assault 3 Try to survive as long as you can, as waves of rivals descend upon you. 10/24/2012 12:00:00 AM 22,460


text:
Well folks, our season is firmly down the drain. Many of you have given up all hope on this season, and that is perfectly understandable as it seems the majority of the team has done the same. On the bright side, college basketball conference play has been in full swing for a couple of weeks now. That means each player's respective strengths and weaknesses are fully apparent, and the mock draft sites are beginning to come to a relative consensus on what the order will be come draft night.
Now with our "rebuild" being in full effect, the draft has become a vital aspect to our future success. You may remember us doing a consensus BCP Mock Draft in the past, and we will do the same when it comes closer to the actual draft night. But with us being at the halfway point to the season, I felt that it was as good a time as any to unveil our own work.
My opinions likely won't match up with what the popular draft sites out there have to say, nor will they necessarily follow along with your own personal thoughts. And that is absolutely okay as there is a comment box below this post, and a forum ripe with discussion on the topic. So feel free to share your thoughts! Without further ado, I present to you: The BCP Mock Draft v1.0
1. Charlotte Bobcats Anthony Davis (6'10″ PF, Kentucky, Freshman)
Reasoning: Davis has largely cemented his position as the clear #1 pick in the draft. He has incredible defensive instincts that rival our own Bismack Biyombo, and the pair would instantly form one of the most formidable defensive tandems in the league. Offensive production may be an issue, but Davis has shown the ability to be a threat on that end of the floor. Comparison–young Kevin Garnett
2. New Orleans Hornets Andre Drummond (6'11″ C, Connecticut, Freshman)
Reasoning: The Hornets have holes all over the place. Eric Gordon is their main building block, and he has an impending contract dispute to handle. In situations like these, it is hard to pinpoint exactly where they could go. But as of now, it's fairly certain that they'd go with Drummond. He hasn't been nearly as impressive as many thought he would be, but it's hard to not see the potential with him. He can potentially be a game changer on both ends of the floor if he "figures it out". Comparison–Amare Stoudemire
3. Washington Wizards Thomas Robinson (6'9″ PF, Kansas, Junior)
Reasoning: Washington is another tough team to figure out, but for an entirely different reason. The Wizards have a ton of young talent that simply has not been able to put it all together for whatever reason. They could go a bunch of different ways with this pick, but Robinson is picking up a lot of steam with his productivity as a double double machine. Despite not being the best fit or best player on the board, he seems like the type of player they would go with. Comparison–J.J. Hickson
4. Toronto Raptors Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (6'7″ SF, Kentucky, Freshman)
Reasoning: Barnes may be the better player, but Gilchrist is just the type of player the Raptors need. The Raptors have the necessary scoring in Bargnani and DeRozan, but they desperately need a player who can lock down the opponent's best perimeter threat. Enter Gilchrist. While he isn't a very good offensive player, he does all the little things the team needs to win without demanding too many touches on the offensive side of the floor. Comparison–less athletic Gerald Wallace
5. New Jersey Nets Harrison Barnes (6'8″ SF, North Carolina, Sophomore)
Reasoning: This could potentially change depending on the potential Dwight Howard trade/signing. As of now, Barnes would provide the floor spacing that would really be welcome alongside Deron and Brooks because he can score without needing to dominate the ball. He is also capable of being strong enough defender to hold his own with most SFs in the league. Comparison–Glen Rice
6. Sacramento Kings Jared Sullinger (6'9″ PF, Ohio State, Sophomore)
Reasoning: Sullinger presents too much value for the Kings to pass up. They may be better off taking a reach on a John Henson as he could provide a nice defensive presence next to DeMarcus Cousins, but Sullinger can potentially provide a calming presence to a lineup that hasn't been able to put it all together yet. His lunchbox approach to the game could be just what they need. Comparison–Kevin Love
7. Detroit Pistons Meyers Leonard (7'0″ C, Illinois, Sophomore)
Reasoning: The Pistons may also be looking at a John Henson, but it is still a bit early to go with him. Meyers Leonard has been moving up draft boards over the past few weeks due to his much improved game this year. As a legit 7 footer with some bulk, he can provide a bit of everything on the floor while also being a nice athletic fit next to Monroe and point guard Brandon Knight. Comparison–poor man's LaMarcus Aldridge
8. Milwaukee Bucks Jeremy Lamb (6'5″ SG, Connecticut, Sophomore)
Reasoning: Milwaukee is in a bit of a precarious position. They aren't nearly good enough to be a contending team, but they aren't bad enough to get a high lottery pick, and their salary cap situation is sticky. Enter Jeremy Lamb who is a top 4 talent that is a great fit next to a point like Brandon Jennings. He has the ability to control the ball and score from anywhere on the floor while also being a fantastic defender. Comparison–Eddie Jones
9. Cleveland Cavaliers Bradley Beal (6'4″ SG, Florida, Freshman)
Reasoning: Kyrie Irving and Tristan Thompson is a great start in the post-LeBron era. Now they need to start surrounding those two with floor spacers and legit post scorers. Beal is the best of the bunch. He is a fantastic shooter who is also known for being a strong defender. There are some concerns about his height, but he plays bigger than his size. Comparison–Eric Gordon
10. Utah Jazz Damian Lillard (6'2″ PG, Weber State, Junior)
Reasoning: First surprise of the draft. Playing for tiny Weber state, Lillard is off to an incredible start this year. Lillard possesses nearly ideal size from a PG and has really grown into his role as the main man. Plays the game very much like our own Kemba Walker, very quick with a scorer's mentality, while also displaying good defensive fundamentals. Many may be wary about his production due to his relatively weak competition, but he has shown the potential to be a difference maker on the next level. Comparison–Kemba Walker
11. Phoenix Suns Perry Jones (6'11″ PF, Baylor, Sophomore)
Reasoning: Is he not the perfect player for a Suns team? Jones has every bit as much potential as anybody else in this draft, yet he scares scouts off with his mental approach to the game. He is a fantastic athlete who can do a bit of everything on the floor but doesn't show the consistency that could make him a future star. If he can figure it out, he can be a steal this late in the draft. Comparison–Chris Bosh
12. Utah Jazz Quincy Miller (6'9″ SF, Baylor, Freshman)
Reasoning: This is a tough one to figure out. They just spent lottery picks on Alec Burks and Gordon Hayward, and they also have Kanter, Favors, and Millsap. Their only real hole was filled with the 10th pick, so I could definitely see them trading this pick. Assuming they keep it, I see them going with Miller. He provides insurance for an up-and-down Hayward and has the talent level to be a very good scorer. He won't be a great defender, but he'll have the big men to cover for his deficiencies.
13. New Orleans Hornets Terrence Jones (6'9″ SF/PF, Kentucky, Sophomore)
Reasoning: In this mock, I already have the Hornets taking Andre Drummond. Now I see them going for a guy who can help with the scoring burden. I looked at both of the Zeller brothers but can't seem to justify going with them this early. Jones is a gifted scorer and rebounder but disappears at times which makes him a scary prospect. But he can be a nice go-between with Gordon and Drummond. Comparison–Marvin Williams
14. Portland TrailblazersJohn Henson (6'10″ PF, North Carolina, Junior)
Reasoning: Marcus Camby isn't getting any younger, so why not pick up a guy who can instantly replicate most of his production? Henson has a developing offensive game to pair with outstanding defensive and shot blocking instincts. He would be a great fit next to LaMarcus Aldridge. Comparison–Marcus Camby
15. Boston CelticsAustin Rivers (6'4″ SG, Duke, Freshman)
Reasoning: Almost too poetic. I personally believe Rivers will go back to school, but I can see him coming out if he thinks he has a chance to play for his dad. It's time for the Celtics to start their rebuild with Rondo as their main piece. Rivers presents the scoring instincts they'll need moving forward and is a nice match with the pass first Rondo. This is probably a bit too early for him, but I'll keep him here for now.
16. Houston RocketsCody Zeller (7'0″ C, Indiana, Freshman)
Reasoning: Chances are, the younger Zeller will also return to school. But again, I'm going to assume he's coming out until he says otherwise. You could just as easily put his brother Tyler in this spot, but Cody has more upside and has shown more intensity as well. Houston has been hurting for big men since Yao Ming's retirement, and this is a great start.
17. Memphis Grizzlies Arnett Moultrie (6'11″ PF/C, Mississippi State, Junior)
Reasoning: The injury to Zach Randolph showed how thin the Grizzles frontcourt is. They signed Speights, but he is more of a role player than a long term solution. Moultrie can help provide a different dynamic to a roster that features two slow-it-down plodding bigs in Gasol and Randolph. He is a great athlete that thrives off the ball where he can take advantage of his opponent. With Randolph turning 31 soon, they need to find a long term replacement, and Moultrie can be that guy.
18. Denver Nuggets Tyler Zeller (7'0″ C, North Carolina, Senior)
Reasoning: Denver is probably the deepest team in the league. The only place they have any sort of hole is in the frontline. Nene has been accumulating injuries and Andersen isn't getting any younger. So while Mozgov is a serviceable player, they need somebody who can be a long term solution. Zeller is a great athlete for his size and has the speed and range to help the team for many years to come. He isn't the toughest defender, but Nene and Faried provide where he is deficient.
19. New Jersey NetsPatric Young (6'9″ PF, Florida, Sophomore)
Reasoning: Kris Humphries will be a free agent after this year, and the Nets need to find some sort of insurance for the possibility that he leaves. Patric Young is as good an athlete as you'll find in a big man and is built to handle the wear and tear of the NBA. He isn't a very good offensive player but will hit the boards hard and blocks his fair share of shots. Young will be just the type of player who flourishes next to Deron Williams (assuming he stays)
20. Los Angeles Lakers Kendall Marshall (6'4″ PG, North Carolina, Sophomore)
Reasoning: The Lakers are an aging team that could use a splash of youth across the board. All indications point towards Fisher being on his way out in the very near future so Marshall can come in and fill that void admirably. Kobe Bryant and Andrew Bynum will need their touches and Marshall is just the guy to get the job done. He is the pass-first point guard of all pass-first point guards. Kobe would love that.
21. Atlanta Hawks Evan Fournier (6'7″ SG/SF, International, 19 years old)
Reasoning: Atlanta has big salary locked up across the board so they'll benefit by stashing this pick overseas while he develops. Fournier has great size for the position with a good frame that can possibly add some bulk in the future. Fournier isn't a strong shooter or defender, but he will have plenty of time to develop.
22. Indiana Pacers Terrence Ross (6'7″ SF, Washington, Sophomore)
Reasoning: This is another deep team that doesn't have many holes, despite not having a true star player. At this point in the draft, their best bet is to draft the best player available. They could easily go with Mason Plumlee here, but Ross projects as a better player in the future. Ross and George could be one of the longer, more athletic wing tandems for a long time.
23. Philadelphia 76ers Mason Plumlee (6'11″ PF, Duke, Junior)
Reasoning: Elton Brand is getting up in age and it's time they found a replacement. Both Hawes and Vucevic are more finesse big men. They could use a more athletic guy like Plumlee who can go out and do the dirty work. Plumlee is a great athlete and rebounder and can add a sense of toughness that this team lacks in the frontcourt. He won't be a dependable offensive player, but the Sixers rely on a team approach on that side of the floor anyway.
24. Boston Celtics Mike Moser (6'8″ PF, UNLV, Sophomore)
Reasoning: Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett could potentially be on their way out in the next couple of years. I have them drafting Rivers earlier to replace Allen, and Moser could be the guy who eventually steps into Garnett's spot. Moser has surprised many people this year with his production as a stretch 4 who is a great athlete for his size. He does most of his damage in an uptempo setting and the Rondo/Rivers duo would benefit from having a big man who can keep up with them down the floor. He isn't the strongest player, but has a good frame that should be able to add some size, which should help him in the long run.
25. Orlando Magic Jeff Taylor (6'7″ SF, Vanderbilt, Senior)
Reasoning: In past years, Taylor was known exclusively as an athlete who lacked polish on offense. However, this year he has become a very efficient option for an underwhelming Vandy squad. Taylor can come in and immediately be a strong defensive presence on the wing and can replace most of the production they get from Richardson.
26. Dallas Mavericks Tony Wroten (6'5″ PG, Washington, Freshman)
Reasoning: The Mavericks, like the Lakers, are an aging team that could use an infusion of youth. Jason Kidd is getting up in age and Roddy Beaubois hasn't produced according to what his potential would suggest. Wroten plays the game in much the same way that a young Jason Kidd did. He is a big bodied guard who possesses strong defensive instincts and exceptional vision. He would do well to learn from Kidd for a year or so.
27. San Antonio Spurs Tony Mitchell (6'9″ PF, North Texas, Freshman)
Reasoning: largely unknown player from a small school. Sounds just like the type of player the Spurs draft late and everybody else kicks themselves for not seeing his talent. Mitchell is producing at a very, very high level and produces in all facets of the game. If Mitchell was putting up his same numbers at a bigger school, he would be in the discussion for a lottery pick.
28. Chicago Bulls Doron Lamb (6'4″ SG, Kentucky, Sophomore)
Reasoning: The only thing the Bulls need is a floor spacing off guard who can handle the ball a bit. Rip Hamilton is too old to be the answer and Brewer is more of a defensive specialist. Lamb is one of the best shooters in the country and can also initiate the offense for 5-10 minutes a night, which would take pressure off Rose.
29. Miami HeatFestus Ezeli (6'11″ C, Vanderbilt, Senior)
Reasoning: Miami is strong at every position but Center. Joel Anthony is obviously not the long term solution and the youngsters they've picked haven't panned out. If not for a preseason injury, Ezeli would be much higher on draft boards. He has great size and athleticism and won't demand the ball on offense.
30. Oklahoma City Thunder Fab Melo (7'0″ C, Syracuse, Sophomore)
Reasoning: The Thunder are in much the same situation the Heat are. They are very strong across the board but could use some depth at the Center spot. Melo is quickly moving up boards as he showcases his quickness and defensive instincts so he could be much higher come draft night. But as of now, this is a safe spot to put him.
31. Charlotte Bobcats William Buford (6'5″ SG, Ohio State, Senior)
Reasoning: You could just as easily put Tyshawn Taylor, Dion Waiters, or John Jenkins in this spot, but Buford offers a lot of what the team needs. He provides a mature, stable presence that has the ability to score from anywhere on the floor, but is most known as being a great shooter who can handle the ball.


text:
Non-Stimulant Medication for ADHD
Links shared publicly online about this topic
Vote: Are ADHD Medications Overprescribed? - Health Blog - WSJ
blogs.wsj.com — "The number of children being treated with prescription medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder has soared in recent years.Some doctors, parents and child advocates have become concerned that many children are taking medication unnecessarily. What do you think?" View full resource at blogs.wsj.com
Most Recently Shared on September 10, 2012 at 6:13 pm By:
Vote: Are ADHD Medications Overprescribed? http://t.co/llCam5pm
Researcher finds timing of ADHD medication affect academic progress
labspaces.net — "A team of researchers led by an epidemiologist at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and University of Iceland has found a correlation between the age at which children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) begin taking medication, and how well they perform on standardized tests, particularly in math." View full resource at labspaces.net
Most Recently Shared on June 25, 2012 at 5:15 pm By:
Researcher finds timing of ADHD medication affect academic progress - http://t.co/BikoyebF
Premature Birth Tied To Increased Risk Of ADHD
postchronicle.com — "The earlier babies are born, the more likely they are to later get a prescription for ADHD medication, according to a new study from Sweden." View full resource at postchronicle.com
Most Recently Shared on April 20, 2011 at 5:21 pm By:
Preterm birth linked to increased risk of ADHD, even early term birth (37 wks). Fight early term elective induction! http://fb.me/P9aVjWZy
PressTV - ADHD drugs do not raise heart risks
presstv.ir — "Taking ADHD medications does not increase children's risk of cardiovascular problems." View full resource at presstv.ir
Most Recently Shared on November 2, 2011 at 1:07 pm By:
ADHD drugs do not raise heart risks: Taking medications used for treating attention deficit hyperactivity ... http://t.co/pN0ebqUJ #ADHD
American Academy of Pediatrics/American Heart Association clarification of statement on cardiovascular evaluation and monitoring of children and adolescents with heart disease receiving medications for ADHD / American Heart Association
newsroom.heart.org — "AHA Newsroom, AHA News, heart news, heart health news, news releases, heart news releases, stroke news releases, stroke news, advocacy news, advocacy news releases, press releases, multimedia, podcast, video, audio interview" View full resource at newsroom.heart.org
Most Recently Shared on February 16, 2012 at 7:27 pm By:
AAP/AHA clarification on cardiovascular evaluation/monitoring of children w/ heart disease receiving med for ADHD / AHA http://t.co/rUGkopjm
FREE Live Interactive Parenting Webinar Announcement - 'Top 10 Parenting Myths and Misconceptions'
onlineprnews.com — "This powerful FREE one-hour live interactive parenting webinar explores whether discipline is responsible for behavior change, at what age parents should begin disciplining their child, disciplining an ADHD child, whether psychotropic medication cures misbehavior, and preventing parental burnout." View full resource at onlineprnews.com
Most Recently Shared on May 5, 2010 at 3:37 am By:
FREE Live Interactive Parenting Webinar Announcement – 'Top 10 Parenting Myths ... http://bit.ly/93ePSt
From Medical School To Startup: Risking It All | inQuid
inquid.com — "From Medical School To Startup: Risking It All | inQuid" View full resource at inquid.com
Most Recently Shared on March 22, 2012 at 3:16 pm By:
From Medical School To Startup: Risking It All | inQuid http://t.co/WiAkDffi
The Top 3 resources shared on this topic. More resources.
Key stats and trends about this topic
Featuring the top 3 experts for this topic
WSJ Health Blog
The WSJ Health Blog offers insight and analysis on health and health biz.
Brian Krueger
Science news site and Blog Network masquerading as a social network for the sciences. Enjoy the news and our science rants.
Dr. Poppy Daniels
Dr. Poppy Daniels is a gynecologist who attended undergraduate and medical school at the University of Missouri-Columbia. She completed a residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology at Drexel University/Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She has been in private practice since 2003. She and her husband, Dr. Dennis Daniels, who practices Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, live in Poplar Bluff, MO. They have five sons.


text:
Check in regularly for the latest news, stories, previews and sneak peeks of new products from The Body Shop.
How to Apply Shimmer Cubes.
Make-up artist: Lan Nguyen (Head Make-up Artist at Vauxhall Fashion Scout)
Model: Mari @ Premier
Well we can't quite believe it ourselves but the penultimate day of Vauxhall Fashion Scout SS/13 is already upon us! But before the shows come to a close tomorrow we did manage to catch up back stage with Head Make-up Artist Lan Nguyen-Grealis who gave us an exclusive on this season's must-have beauty trends and products, as well as sharing hints and tips to help make sure we stay bang on trend this Spring/Summer.
How do you decide on a make-up look for each show? For each show the make-up is unique to the designer. The overall feel of the collection and the colours behind it will help me dictate what the best makeup look should be - it is all about the character of the model and what she is representing. I do lots of research prior to the show and the team comes together to decide and test the look, sometimes it can take days of preparation to decide!
Where do you find your inspiration? I find my inspiration through the designer, hairstylists, books, paintings, references from other shows and of course mainly through what products are available out there at the moment - the colours you have can sometimes dictate what you can achieve. I'm always looking for innovative products to experiment with. Together all these elements inspire me.
What are the top five make up trends you are forecasting for spring summer 2013?
What is the essential must-try make up trick for spring summer 2013? The must try essential this season is to apply strong kohl pencil followed by eyeshadow directly on top of the line and smudged out for natural smokey eyes.
What is the feature which is going to be most in focus for spring summer make up? The focus is going to be more on eyes. Whether the shape is round or angular, it's about perfection in application of the product on the face
Top 5 'Make-up Saviours'
Why not try this over the weekend? Chase Aston our International Makeup Artist gives us all some great tips and ideas for applying Lily Cole's Cruelty Free Makeup Collection :)
Discover how to get the Chocolate Box Shimmer Cube look with our protips.
1. Apply Marshmallow over the eyelid, up to the arch of the eyebrow and into the inner corner of the eye.
2. Sweep Honeycomb along the inner third of the eyelid and up to the nose.
3. Smudge Dark Chocolate above the socket line. Blend well.
4. Apply Choc Chip over the outer third of the eyelid and under the lower lashes, blending well.
5. Trace Carbon Eye Definer in Brown along the upper and lower lash line. Coat lashes with a The Body Shop® brown mascara.
Follow these steps to get Lily's Re-think Pink look from the Cruelty Free Make-Up Collection.
1. FACE Illuminate forehead, temples, the front of the nose and the centre of the chin with Pearl Radiance Primer. 2. EYES Highlight, accent and give eyes a pop of colour with Shimmer Cubes in palette 24. For added drama apply Liquid Eyeliner in Ink Up Violet along the upper lash line. Give lashes two generous coats of Big & Curvy Mascara in Black. 3. CHEEKS Apply Lip & Cheek Dome in Pinch Me Pink to the apples of the cheeks. Blend onto cheeks and up to temple. Pat Puff-On Radiance to cheekbones for a subtle highlight. 4. LIPS Apply Lip and Cheek Dome in Pinch Me Pink followed by Hi-Shine Lip Treatment in Go Pink for a sheer wash of colour.
Want to find out more about Lily's Limited Edition Make-Up Range? Check out this fab video post by Zoella and Louise. x
Home • Archive • RSS feed • PRIVACY POLICY


text:
- Musician's Friend Best Selection, Price & Service. Guaranteed.
Need Help? Ask our Experts or call 800-449-9128
Private Reserve Guitars 866-926-1923
Need Help? Ask our Experts or call 800-449-9128
Solid woods and a slim, more comfortable playing width up the neck.
The DCPA4 Dreadnought Left-Handed Acoustic-Electric Guitar features a cutaway and is constructed with solid tonewoods. The back and sides are matched from African sapele, similar in appearance and tone to mahogany. Bookmatched Sitka spruce soundboards utilize Martin's Hybrid "A-Frame" scalloped bracing.
The DCPA4 features a slim, more parallel taper at the 12th fret, allowing for a more comfortable playing width up the neck. The bridge spacing is also modified to 2 3/16" – splitting the difference between Martin's two traditional spacings.
Along with the look, feel, and enhanced performance of Martin's existing Performing Artist Series models, the DCPA4 also features the new, simplified Fishman F1 Analog electronics system. Includes case.
Enjoy this great playing and sounding Martin guitar. Order today.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


text:
Filmmaker shares the backstory of his new documentary, 'It Might Get Loud'. watch
CNBC's David Faber reflects on whether Wall Street has learned any lessons. watch
Journalist talks U.S. policy versus politics related to the war in Afghanistan. watch
By 1959, Berry Gordy had become known for his songwriting talent, but he had his sights set on something bigger: owning his own record company. Watch Berry describe how he turned $800 and a small Detroit studio into Motown's first headquarters, and hear about Berry's 'assembly-line approach' that helped create some of music's biggest stars.
When he was a young boy selling black newspapers, Berry Gordy decided to venture into white neighborhoods to increase his sales. The move was successful at first...until Berry's brother joined him. Watch Berry reveal what his experience taught him about race and how it influenced the cover art on his first few albums.
A young black woman raised in the slums of Chicago becomes a successful model and fashion designer.
Oprah's Master Class tells the stories you've never heard from the people you thought you knew best. Tune in for four new episodes airing in June, featuring Berry Gordy, Susan Sarandon, Lenny Kravitz and Diahann Carroll.
More Clips & Interviews
An enjoyable pastiche of martial arts, romance, music, and video, "The Last Dragon" presents a likable young hero, Leroy (Taimak), who aspires to become a kung fu master. Though black and living in Harlem with his family, Leroy lives like a Chinese. Trouble arises in the form of a huge black man who calls himself "Sho' Nuff," who is determined to prove himself the kung fu master of the neighborhood.
Martial arts student, Leroy Green (Taimak), is on a quest to obtain the elusive all-powerful force known as "The Glow." Along the way, he must battle the evil, self-proclaimed Shogun of Harlem - a kung-fu warrior also known as Sho'nuff (Julius J. Carry III) - and rescue a beautiful singer (Prince protegee, Vanity) from an obsessed record promoter.
An African American martial arts whiz, so devoted to his hobby that he dresses and behaves in what he thinks is the Chinese fashion, falls in love with a veejay. But gangsters intrude on both their lives.
Baseballers Bingo Long and Leon Carter lead a group of fellow black players defecting from the Negro League in 1939 thanks to their team owners.
More Berry Gordy Movies Videos
Filmmaker shares the backstory of his new documentary, 'It Might Get Loud'.
More Berry Gordy On TV Videos
More Credits (20)
Bobby Rogers, who helped form the Motown group the Miracles along with Smokey Robinson, died Sunday in Detroit after a lengthy illness, Reuters reports. He was 73.
The Miracles were originally a quintet of high school performers called the Five Chimes that formed in the mid-1950s. They changed their name to the Matadors after several personnel changes, including when Claudette Rogers — Bobby's first cousin and Robinson's later wife — joined as the only female vocalist. Rogers was the tenor of the Miracles, while Robinson was lead vocalist, Warren "Pete" Moore was... read more
Oprah Winfrey's OWN will premiere two new original series from Tyler Perry — including a Downton Abbey-esque drama — on May 29, OWN Presidents Sheri Salata and Erik Logan announced Saturday at the winter TV previews.
The Haves and the Have Nots will focus on the dynamics and secrets of the wealthy Cryer family and of the family of their maid, Hanna. Love Thy Neighbor, a half-hour comedy, will center on a local diner and all of its zany customers. The two series are part of... read more
Where should Michael Jackson be laid to rest? As his relatives debate where to bury him, they're storing his body in a crypt owned by Berry Gordy -- and waiting for a coroner to return his brain, the New York Post reports.
Meanwhile, Jackson's father, Joe Jackson, tells ABC News he suspects the death "was foul play." He claimed no knowledge of drug use by his son, saying only, "Whatever he was taking, it was to make him rest because he was working so hard." Joe Jackson also said that Michael's children, who he said could one day be performers themselves, belonged with him and his wife.
You might be also interested in the following websites:


text:
Roll Over Image to Magnify
& Click to Zoom |
Why Set & Save?
Just click "Add to Set & Save" when placing items in your cart.
Size: 120 Capsules
120 Capsules
250 Capsules
Natural antioxidant support for all seasonal challenges.*
What is Vitacost Quercetin & Bromelain?
Vitacost Quercetin & Bromelain is a combination of two natural, plant-based nutrients. Quercetin, found naturally in apple skins, onions, tea and red wine, belongs to a class of flavonoids called flavonols. Bromelain, derived from the pineapple plant, is a digestive enzyme that assists in the breakdown of protein.* Bromelain is combined with quercetin in this formula for enhanced absorption.*
How do Vitacost Quercetin & Bromelain support health?
Why choose Vitacost Quercetin & Bromelain?
About Vitacost
Vitacost nutritional products are manufactured to high standards of quality, efficacy and safety. Each Vitacost product meets or exceeds the standards and requirements set forth in the FDA's Code of Federal Regulation (21 CFR, 111) Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP).
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
As a dietary supplement for adults, take 2 capsules daily on an empty stomach or as directed by a healthcare professional.
Keep dry and at room temperature (59°- 75° F [15° - 24°C]).
Amount Per Serving | % Daily Value | |
Quercetin (as Quercetin dehydrate) | 500 mg | * |
Bromelain | 750 GDU | * |


text:
Regent Fit Windowpane Cashmere Sport Coat
$ 998.00
$ 499.00
Regent Fit Windowpane Cashmere Sport Coat
$ 998.00
$ 499.00
Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 2
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rolly Remarkable sports coat
I purchased this Regent style sports coat primarily for its dark brown hue (with double thin lined blue deco) as it appears on the website photo. The dark brown color is unique, conservative and very rich looking. However, upon receiving the coat I was even MORE amazed by the quality of the fabric. I have other 100% cashmere BB sportscoats, but this model stands out as being in a class by itself as the material has a very tight weave and is very lightweight. Hence, the coat drapes on your body magnificently. The high quality fabric, coupled with the slightly trimmer Regent cut, results in this jacket fitting literally like a glove (in a good way). I'm a 40 short and the coat was true to size. This is a meticulously designed & crafted sports coat and, in my opinion, the best BB has to offer. I have 10-12 other BB sports coats in my closet and this version is at the top of my list by far. You cannot go wrong with this magificent garment !
January 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by DavidL A. Elegant sport coat
This is a darker brown than it appears on the website. The windowpane is actually two thin navy stripes. The cashmere is very very soft and luxurious. The sleeve buttons come unattached so that they can be made into working buttonholes.
This is a regent fit, so its on the trim side. Order a size up from your usual if you have more of a madison fit body.
January 6, 2012
1-2 of 2
Questions & Answers
Ask your questions. Share your answers.
1 year, 8 months ago
China1 year, 8 months ago
McAllen, TX
The country of origin is Italy.1 year, 8 months ago
1 of 1
1 of 1


text:
Elomi Response: Joanna- Thank you for your feedback on Elomi 8011. Elomi's Caitlyn Underwire Side Support Bra EL8030 in 44D8 is very similar to EL 8011 without the J hook feature. Caitlyn, EL8030 is Elomi's #1 selling bra and I'm certain you'll love it too! Please also consider using the Herroom Bra Fitting Calculator to determine your correct band and cup size Joanna from Munith, MI, USA
Options for elomi Rita Underwire Multiway Banded Bra EL8011 »
Other elomi Searches:


text:
Hot answers tagged co2
What was the starting gravity and ending gravity? Did you confirm that fermentation had completed before bottling?
6g/litre should give around 2.5 volumes of CO2, depending on the final temperature of the beer, according to this tool. That's about right for a Belgian ale.
I think your problem is most likely that you bottled the beer before it had finished ...
CO2 is less readily absorbed by warm liquids. Therefore, CO2 in solution comes out of solution when you warm the beer.
Whenever it works for you. The warmer the beer is stored though, the sooner you should try to cool it back down. Warmer storage promotes faster aging. For me, the point where I want to start cooling it down again starts at about 80F.
You can get away with juggling the CO2 between the kegs. But it quickly becomes a pain. (I did it for a short time before building a keezer.)
If the carb/dispense pressure is going to be the same for most of your kegs, then you just need a way to split the CO2 from your regulator to multiple lines. You can use a Wye, or better, a manifold.
If you see ...
It's fine to disconnect, or you can leave it connected. In fact, you have 3 choices:
If you have a need to remove the CO2 tank now, you can do that, and connect up again 5 days before you need the beer.
Alternatively, leave the CO2 connected now for 5 days to fully carbonate the beer and then disconnect. The beer will stay carbonated and will be ready ...
The yeast may still be working, and even if they aren't, CO2 may still be coming out of solution from temperature changes or agitation. Glass carboys are not meant to hold pressure, and they fail in a very dramatic and possibly dangerous way. Use an airlock for safety.
A keg designed to hold pressure is a fine alternative. You can even keep it under ...
One of three things:
Incomplete fermentation prior to bottling... If the beer wasn't completely done before bottling residual sugar (plus priming sugar) is over carbonating the beer.
Too much priming sugar. Re-examine how much you used. Consider that if the beer was significantly cool prior to bottling that a fair amount of CO2 would have been already ...
Don't worry about the CO2 from the fermentation. That was recently CO2 in the atmosphere anyways. See, the barley plant used it to make the barley seed. Then you made the barley seed into wort. And the yeast made the wort into CO2 (and beer!). As Disney taught us, its the circle of life!
Now your heating method for your kettle? That's a different ...
If you repeat the measurement a little later or after more shaking and the head pressure is still the same then you have achieved equilibrium and you can assumption about the volumes based on measured temp and PSI are indeed correct.
If the pressure has dropped then the beer is still absorbing CO2, add more and keep going.
BTW: This is the coolest thing I ...
I doubt anyone has tried this on a normal home brew scale because your "graduated cylinder/bottle" would need to hold 100 or 200 gallons of CO2 to capture all the CO2 for a batch. Even if you found a way to record the volume and reset, you still would need quite a large vessel during the most active stages of fermentation. You would also have the problem ...
The wine wand or the mix/stir works well for degassing but you should be adding sulphites or campdem tablets before this process to absorb the oxygen and prevent oxidaton.
Another great way to degas is to use a pump. Blichmann engineering has the WineEasy vacuum degassing kit that works very well. This is a much larger investment but will not introduce ...
A table like that will show you the volumes of CO2 when the beer and headspace have reached equilibrium. If you only had the beer pressurized for a couple hours, the CO2 may not have fully dissolved.
If you check the pressure later and it's stable at 22.5 PSI, that means it's at equilibrium (and has about 2.7 volumes of CO2). If the pressure has gone down, ...
One possibility is uneven blending of the beer and priming sugar solution. Did you mix the sugar/water solution yourself, or just let it mix naturally from the beer being racked on top? Depending upon how viscous it is, it can sit at the bottom of the fermenting bucket even though the beer is swirling. This means you end up with some bottles undercarbonated, ...
You absolutely do not need an airlock for secondary, assuming you wait til fermentation is done. I've sealed a carboy with a stopper many times for a secondary, although these days I usually use foil. If the beer is still outgassing, you will have a bit more dissolved CO2 in it, but not enough to worry about the carboy exploding. A keg also works really ...
I think Tallie has it right. It's likely a trade-off between stressing the yeast with CO2 and having oxidized beer. I would add that degassing or adding O2 after fermentation has started also introduces a mostly unnecessary step, creating more work for the brewer and increasing the risk of contamination.
Depending on how early in fermentation we're ...
In a recent BeerSmith podcast Michael Fairbrother from Moonlight Meadery talks about degassing mead during fermentation (at about 17:45 in the YouTube video), and alludes that unlike beer, mead and wine can handle additional oxygen after fermentation begins.
As we know, depending on the stage of fermentation, oxygen in beer can be detrimental. So I guess ...
It's actually kind of difficult to use those kegs for serving, which is why you'll generally see homebrewers using 5 gal. keg for serving and reworking the 1/2 bbl. kegs into kettles. To use the to serve, you need to remove the ring and spear, clean them, and then fill them. You need to get the appropriate fittings for gas and serving. You might want to ...
It sounds like what you're doing is correct. (And I guess you've tried turning it all the way to the right - clockwise?)
The relief valve can be quite sensitive on some regulators, causing it to fire a little prematurely, so it might have been that, but for the fact that you say the dial jumps to 60 psi.
I would double check that the relief lock isn't ...
For a standard 5gal(18.9 litre) carboy fermented to 12% alcohol content by weight (not volume, 14.5% by volume) approx 1100 litres (264 gallons) of CO2 at 1 atm, 68F. But if you knew that, you would also know that 2.268 kg of ethanol had been produced allowing the simple math to calculate % alcohol by either weight or volume.
The prediction, assuming 100% ...
I believe a more common solution rather than unhooking whichever keg you are currently dispensing is to purchase two pressure regulators. This way, you can set one up to your carbing pressure, and another one up to your dispensing pressure. Finally, you would connect each respective regulator up to a manifold that would allow you to pressurize X numbers of ...
Sometimes when opening a beer to early after bottling, it will foam, and taste flat.
Especially when you have high carbonation. 5 oz in 5 gallons equals a co2 volume of 2.9 which is quite high for an american ale.
When I bottle my belgian ales I usually have a carbonation around 3.
These will foam if opened too early but after a few weeks they will have a ...
Another way to reduce O2 exposure in the secondary is to reduce headspace. A smaller vessel is one way to do it. Winemakers apparently use sanitized marbles to displace the liquid and reduce headspace.
Edit: as a small aside, I've found beers will offgas more than a little CO2 during the transfer to secondary and subsequent movement. So even though your ...
There are several factors at play here.
You're right that the CO2 will expand with increasing temperature, but since it's in the keg, a closed vessel, it can't expand, so pressure increases instead. Increased pressure increases solubility of CO2, but with increased temperature solubility of CO2 decreases, and unfortunately that change is more than the ...
You have multiple effects at work here:
For one, the carbonation is about absorbing CO2 into the beer. This process lowers the CO2 pressure in the keg.
The second point is, that while cooling the beer and the tank, you make the beer able to absorb more CO2, while also reducing the volume of the gas - both in the keg and in the tank. That will lead to a ...
The link to the tubing you posted says the tubing rating is 250psi, and a barb with a clamp would surely tolerate at least 60psi, but I don't think figuring out the maximum pressure the system can safely handle is the way to go.
Instead, ensure that your adjustable valve has a maximum pressure so that it that opens when the pressure goes above a threshold ...
Force carbonating is the main reason you'd want to have a dual regulator, but I'd rather have two co2 tanks, each with their own regulator. I use one tank for force carbonating 1-2 kegs, and I have another tank for serving 3 kegs. I prefer this set up because when one tank is empty, I can easily switch over to the other tank. No need to suffer without beer ...
The excess foam is because there's too much pressure. There are two things I would try. The first is easy - turn off the CO2 and let the pressure in the keg push the beer out. If the sanke coupler has a release valve, you can use that to bleed off the excess CO2.* Once you have released the pressure and your problem should go away. Once it goes down, turn ...
Without knowing 100% what is available near you (saw that you are from the states which seems like a place where you can get almost anything from your local shop) there are hose-adapaters that you can buy, these are how they look in Sweden; Slangadapter.
After doing a bit of digging I found that they are typcally called 'Union Reducers' and can be ...
It's common to use 1/4" quick disconnect barbs and flange connectors (as shown in your photo) with a 5/8" gas hose. Just be sure to use either a worm clamp or oeteker clamp on the hose to keep it in place on the barb.
Alternatively, you can get 5/8" barbs for the flange connector, but I'm not sure it's necessary.
That's a rather simplified set of guidelines for carbonation levels. Different styles have different historical ranges of volumes of CO₂. I'd start there (or from a similar source), and then use the PSI/temp/volumes table to find the right values.
Don't pin it. This is a cask practice, but not necessary in your corny keg and will reduce the carbonation.
In fact, you can prime it (fully sealed), wait 14 days, put it in the fridge and tap it in a few hours; the pressure built up during priming will let it flow, at least for a gallon or two. After which, if you can't put CO2 on it, prime it again and ...
Only top voted, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible


text:
We want to ensure that making a return is as easy and hassle-free as possible! If for any reason you decide that your purchase just isn't for you, simply return the item within 30 days of receipt and we'll cover the return shipping when you choose our FREE Pre-Paid Return Shipping Label. Learn more about our return policy.
Shop now and get Free Value Shipping on most orders over $29.95 to contiguous 48 states, DC and to all U.S. Military APO/FPO/DPO addresses.
The Outdoor Connection 18.36X13.7X7.03 Air-Tight and Water-Tight Dry Box give ultimate protection for your firearms or precision equipment and gear. The Outdoor Connection 18.36X13.7X7.03 Air-Tight & Water-Tight Dry Case features lockable with piano hinges for strength and security. Outdoor Connection 18.36X13.7X7.03 Air-Tight/Water-Tight Dry Boxes include a rugged, foldaway handle and high density customizable, Pick-N-Pluck foam interiors.


text:
Hallett, a Taylorsville mom of three, struggled for years trying to be the perfect mom. Now, she plays her harp to put her at ease.
Like many women, Hallett grew up watching old TV shows.
"I wanted to be that mom in the dress and the pearls and the high heels and have dinner on the table every night when my husband came home," she said.
But soon that pressure, and a history of depression, was too hard to handle.
"If I couldn't do it perfect on those days that I was not feeling my best and I was really feeling that dark cloud, I wouldn't do anything," Hallett said.
Then, she faced an unimaginable tragedy. Two days after giving birth to her second daughter, Amy was forced to bury her. A year later, on the anniversary of her daughter's death, Hallett was caring for a toddler and overwhelmed by a full-term pregnancy.
"The anxiety was so strong, was so heavy, that I just convinced myself that there was just no way, there's no way I could be a mom anymore, that I couldn't do it, I couldn't," Hallett said, crying.
She considered suicide, until her calling as a mother changed her heart.
"Realizing that I was not perfect and that I needed help was what finally helped me to turn around," Hallett said.
Like many Utah moms, Hallett turned to anti-depressants to tackle her depression, and it worked.
"That doesn't mean I don't have dark days because I do, but I'm trying to learn to manage them," she said.
Today, Hallett is managing just fine. She's off her meds, and from time to time she finds a moment of peace, putting the push to be the perfect mom in perspective.
"If I'm not taking care of myself I'm not going to be a good mom. I can't take care of them if I'm not taking care of myself too," she said.
Medication and music helped Hallett, but experts say moms can lighten their load by taking time out for themselves.


text:
Green Valley Hostel is located in the beautiful cool hills of Sapa. A stay at the Hostel offers the opportunity of an... Más información »
Located in the northwest of our country, Sa Pa is a highland district of Lao Cai province, a land of modest, quietly... Más información »
The wild beauty is seen, not only in the land and the sky, but also in the tapestry of colors seen throughout the... Más información »
Sapa Paradise View Hotel is located in the heart of Sapa town, just 2 minutes walk to the Church and Sapa market.... Más información »
Set on the foot of Ham Rong mountain, surrounded by nice streets, Friendly Sapa Hotel possesses a central location... Más información »
Sapa Backpackers is a unique, family-run guesthouse, situated in the heart of Sapa town. Offering clean, spacious... Más información »
Sapa Cozy Hotel is located in the heart of Sapa town. Surrounding the hotel is the stone church, post office, and Ham... Más información »
Cat Cat Hotel is located in the heart of Sapa Town, a 2-minute walk from the daily market. It is one of the closest... Más información »
Ideally located in the heart of Sapa town, on the most ancient street, still known as Food Quarter, Elysian Sapa... Más información »
The Pumpkin hotel located in the heart of Sa Pa town, just a minute's walk to the SaPa market, SaPa central church... Más información »
Sapa Starlight hotel is one of those great finds, located in the heart of Sapa town; a stones throw from the night... Más información »
Sapa Luxury Hotel is ideally located at the quite side street, in the heart of Sapa town – home to many colorful... Más información »
At the Sapa Elegance Hotel, you and your loved one(s) will be closer to the mountainous nature to change your pace... Más información »


text:
PersonalizationScope Enumeration
Indicates the personalization scope for a WebPartManager object or the personalization scope that applies to a property on a Web Parts control.
Namespace: System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts
Assembly: System.Web (in System.Web.dll)
Member name | Description | |
Shared | When referring to the scope on the WebPartManager control, Shared scope means that personalization data applies to all users for all personalizable controls on a page and is also available to be saved on the page. When referring to the scope associated with a Web Parts control property, Shared scope indicates that the property normally only allows loading or saving of data associated with all users. | |
User | When referring to the scope on the WebPartManagercontrol, User scope means that personalization data that is user-specific, as well as personalization data that applies to all users, is loaded for all personalizable controls on a page. Only personalization data that is user-specific can be saved on the page. When referring to the scope associated with a Web Parts control property, User scope indicates that the property can only load and store data applicable to all users when running on a page in Shared scope. However, when the property's control is running on a page in User scope, the property's per-user and all-user data will be loaded and merged. In this case, though, only per-user data will be saved when a page is running in User scope. |
Personalization scope is a key concept in Web Parts personalization and is tightly integrated with other settings, including the scope that the page, through the WebPartManager control, is running in; the scope associated with each property on a control; and the way in which the control was added to the page. For more information on personalization scope, see Web Parts Personalization Overview.
Personalization scope refers to how personalization data is applicable to different sets of users. Some personalization data is applicable to only a specific user and control on a page. Other personalization data is applicable to all users who view a site. Personalization scope is used in various areas of personalization to indicate which set of data should be retrieved and displayed.
When a page is running in Shared personalization scope, this indicates that only the personalization data for a specific control, applicable to all users viewing the control, should be loaded. Depending on the currently executing user's rights, this broadly applicable data can also be modified and saved back to the data store. When a page is running in User personalization scope, this indicates that a control's personalization data should be saved and loaded based on the currently executing user. Usually, this means user-specific data can be loaded and saved on a control, while broadly applicable data (or shared data) can only be viewed on the control.
A WebPartManager control, which manages the high-level life cycle of personalization, executes in one of the two personalization scopes.
Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP2, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core Role not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core Role supported with SP1 or later; Itanium not supported)
The .NET Framework does not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.


text:
As lawmakers debated, police turned tear gas and stun grenades on protesters outside Greece's Parliament. Several buildings, including a bank, cafes and a movie theater, in Athens were set ablaze.
Twenty-five protesters and 40 officers were injured in the clashes, which occurred throughout the city, police said. Authorities detained at least 30 people.
The package, which includes deep cuts in government spending, wages and pensions, will help pave the way for eurozone finance ministers to sign off on the new €130 billion ($172.6 billion) bailout deal. It passed Parliament in a 199-74 vote.
Greece needs the funds in order to meet €14.5 billion in debt repayments due next month.
Speaking before the vote, Prime Minister Lucas Papademos called for calm. "This vandalism, violence, they have no place in a democracy and will not be tolerated," he told lawmakers, urging them to approve the deal.
"At this critical time, we don't have the luxury of such conflicts," he said.
Echoing comments he made in a speech to the Cabinet Saturday evening, Papademos warned lawmakers the government would not be able to pay salaries, cover services or import basic goods if the plan was not approved. He spoke about the possibility of "catastrophic bankruptcy."
"It's a hard program, a tough program, which also envisages some painful sacrifices," he said, adding that the plan would put Greece back on "stable ground."
Protesters criticizing the program have demonstrated for days.
On Saturday, some isolated scuffles broke out as protesters rallied in Syntagma Square, in front of the Parliament building, but the mood was calmer than a day earlier.
Friday's protest dispersed after youths smashed pavements and began throwing stones and pieces of marble, as well as Molotov cocktails, at the police, who responded with stun grenades and teargas.
Even though the sweeping reform package agreed to by Greece and the so-called troika -- made up of the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund -- was approved in Parliament, Greek lawmakers must still do more.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister of Luxembourg and head of the Eurogroup, which brings together euro-area finance ministers, said Thursday that other assurances were also needed from Athens before the bailout could be paid out.
Greece's political leaders must pledge that they will continue to implement the measures after upcoming elections, he said.
Athens must also find a further €325 million in "structural expenditure" cuts for 2012, Juncker added.
The bailout deal, which would result in significant losses for bondholders, is intended to help reduce Greece's debts to 120% of Gross Domestic Product by 2020, from about 160% currently.
Greece, which owes some €330 billion, has come close to default before.
The nation has struggled to follow through on austerity measures and economic reforms that were a condition of its 2010 bailout package. At the same time, the Greek economy has been in recession for years and many analysts warn that additional austerity could make the situation worse.


text:
Are All Types Of Hepatitis Contagious
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Get the Facts
Hepatitis: OverviewWhat Is Hepatitis? Hepatitis means an inflammation, or swelling, of the liver. Viruses can cause hepatitis. Alcohol, drugs (including prescription medications), or poisons can also cause hepatitis. So can opportunistic infections such as Mycobacterium avium complex (MAC, see Fact Sheet 514 ) or Cytomegalovirus (CMV, see Fact Sheet 504 ). Hepatitis is a very common disease. It can affect people even if their immune systems are healthy....
Ask the Experts
Can a person be "cured" of Hepatitus C, or will they always be contagious?Can a person who previously had Hepatitus C go into what was termed "remission" and no longer be contagious?...Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
That is the current thinking by many when the HCV viral load cannot be detected several months after successful treatment....
Read more »
Hepitisis c contagiousMy husband got hepititis c from a blood transfusion in 1977 he was just tested and still has it can I get it from sexual contact with him?...Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
Yes but the chance is very low -about 1 to 2 percent in monogamous couples. Your husband also needs to have HCV RNA performed. If he is viremic, he needs a liver biopsy....
Read more »
how contagious is hep cmy question is can you only contract hep b or c from blood and is it dangerous for people that work with people that have this diasese...Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
Hepatitis B and C are not dangerous to co-workers. The viruses are spread through exposure to infected blood and through sexual transmission(hepatitis B much more frequently than hepatitis C).Dr. McGovern...
Read more »
can i still be cleared from hepa b? s my condition contagious?hbsag +, anti-hbs-, anti-hbc igg+, anti-hav igm-, HBeAg -, Anti-HBE +this is the result of my exam, can the HB virus be cleared from the blood after undergoing treatment? is there an available treatment for HBV clearance. I hope you can help...Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
You hopefully are an inactive carrier of hepatitis B. I would check your liver function tests serially and your HBV DNA level. If you do not have virus in your blood you are an inactive carrier who does not need treatment. You will still need serial...
Read more »
Connect With Others
ayuda , parece seguro que me contagie
Posted by marche, 5 Replies
no se si alguien me puede ayudar, tuve relaciones con una persona desconocida y tuve el problema de rotura de preservativo porque talvez lo dao la mujer con sus uas al colocarlo, nose , pero , despues de dos semanas se me inflamaron mis parotidas ,...
Read more »
HIV Highly Contagious Before Symptoms Show
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
HIV Highly Contagious Before Symptoms Show: StudyReuters Health 10.18.01 HIV may be highly transmissible before an infected person experiences its first, flu-like symptoms, and before HIV tests can detect the virus, researchers reported last week.... Read more » Window for Hepatitis and Hiv and more
Posted by Anonymous
Yes, Window in sweden is up to six month but more likely 2 month. This virus can take some times to develop and you are using other tests than Antibodys. Hepatitis is a liver infection so you will have the virus there AND HIV virus is spread in the...
Read more »
Hepatitis B and C
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Searching for some info here I became aware about the possibility of being infected with other things apart from HIV. I have some questions that are not well answered here or in another sites.What are the possibilities of being infected with... Read more » Advertisement Advertisement
Guides for People With HIV


text:
Join us at Citizens Bank Park for the second annual Police & Firefighters Celebration on Thursday, September 11 at 7:05 p.m. when the Phillies host the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The first 500 fans that purchase tickets through this promotion will receive a coupon for an exclusive Phillies Police & Firefighters T-Shirt!
Check back for pre-game highlights.
Tickets are located on the Terrace Deck (Sections 412-429) at $30 each.
Click on the "Buy Tickets" button below and enter the password PFFN to purchase your tickets today.
Net Proceeds from tickets sold for this event will benefit The Hero Thrill Show. THE MISSION OF THE HERO THRILL SHOW IS TO RAISE MONEY TO PAY FOR THE COLLEGE TUITION FOR CHILDREN OF PHILADELPHIA POLICE OFFICERS AND/OR FIREFIGHTERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
For groups of 25 or more, please contact Bryan Angione in the Group Sales Office at 215-463-5000, ext. 5465. All groups of 25 or more will be welcomed on the Phillies side auxiliary message boards during the game.
Thank you for your continued support of the Phillies!
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy (updated May 24, 2013) | About Our Ads
© MLB Advanced Media, LP. All rights reserved.
The following are trademarks or service marks of Major League Baseball entities and may be used only with permission of Major League Baseball Properties, Inc. or the relevant Major League Baseball entity: Major League, Major League Baseball, MLB, the silhouetted batter logo, World Series, National League, American League, Division Series, League Championship Series, All-Star Game, and the names, nicknames, logos, uniform designs, color combinations, and slogans designating the Major League Baseball clubs and entities, and their respective mascots, events and exhibitions.


text:
Justin Townes Earle (born January 4, 1982) is an American singer-songwriter and musician. Earle records with Bloodshot Records and has five released albums from since 2007. He is the son of alternative country artist Steve Earle.
Justin Townes Earle
Bob Harris previews The Americana Music Awards in Nashville
Bob previews the Americana Music Awards live from Nashville. Guests include Nanci Griffith
This entry is from Wikipedia, the user-contributed encyclopedia. It may not have been reviewed by professional editors and is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike Creative Commons License. If you find the biography content factually incorrect, defamatory or highly offensive you can edit this article at Wikipedia. Find out more about our use of this data.
Links & Information
- Official homepage at justintownesearle.com
- Youtube at youtube.com/justinTEarle
- MySpace at https://myspace.com/justintownesearle
- Wikipedia article on Justin Townes Earle
- Last.fm page on Justin Townes Earle
- Discogs at discogs.com/artist/Justin Townes Earle
- MusicBrainz entry on Justin Townes Earle
Personal Relationships
- Child of Steve Earle
Links & information come from MusicBrainz. You can add or edit information about Justin Townes Earle at musicbrainz.org. Find out more about our use of this data. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.
BBC Reviews
Nothing's Gonna Change the Way You Feel About Me Now 2012
Reviewed by Leonie CooperThe Nashville singer is due some rather larger crowds based on this great fourth LP.
Harlem River Blues 2010
Reviewed by Ninian DunnettHopes fulfilled by the star of Americana's new generation.


text:
EAN: 5036549891415 The My First Hello Kitty Footmuff is apractical but fun accessory for your pushchair that ensures your little one is always cosy and warm. Suitable from birth, the Hello Kitty footmuff fits most pushchairs. It's fully fleece lined and has a detachable seat liner. There's even a pocket with a small Hello Kitty toy in it to keep your little one entertained as you travel. For the full co-ordinated look you can match this pushchair footmuff with the My First Hello Kitty Stroller (see item number 2AJXW) and parasol (2AJXZ). Useful info:
View all Hello Kitty products | |


text:
Finial® Traditional
Add elegance to your bath with Finial Traditional faucets and accessories. This traditionally styled bath faucet with handshower brings a vintage touch to your bathroom while offering comfort and convenience. The two-lever design is ergonomic for easy operation. Black and white accents echo the timeless beauty of Finial bathroom accessories.
Parts, Service & Support
• Wall-Mount Kits Interactive DiagramHave a question or concern about this product? If you don't find your answer,
we're always here to help.
Call 1-800-4KOHLER (1-800-456-4537) or send us a question or request.
Technical Information Downloads


text:
Some people just aren't cut out to work around kids. Take, for example, the recent experience of a hapless administrator at Orange River Elementary School in Fort Myers, Florida. This individual recently witnessed two 12-year-old kids kissing on the playground — a girl kissing a boy, specifically. Instead of simply…
By TBogg
Read MoreBy Karen McVeigh, The Guardian
Read MoreBy Techdirt
Read MoreRaw Story is a progressive news site that focuses on stories often ignored in the mainstream media. While giving coverage to the big stories of the day, we also bring our readers' attention to policy, politics, legal and human rights stories that get ignored in an infotainment culture driven solely by pageviews.
Founded in 2004, Raw Story reaches 9 million unique readers per month and serves more than 30 million pageviews.
Copyright © 2004-2013 Raw Story Media, Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
Download the ASC Chronicle Volume 4 2013 print edition (pdf)
If you have trouble downloading, right-click and save as a new document.
Subscribe to the Aquatic Sciences Chronicle (our FREE quarterly newsletter)
A New Gold Standard 11/22/2013 Researchers develop twin tests to track VHSV more effectively
How Much Is Too Much? 11/22/2013 Chromium VI in the water cycle
Program/People News Wisconsin Sea Grant welcomes Jennifer Hauxwell to the advisory council New two-year cycle of Sea Grant research projects Outreach Whitefish dish wins Lake Superior fish classic Sea Grant and UWSP-NADF: A hookup Weather-Ready Nation—New warning system could save lives
Featured Social Media + Web Wisconsin fish identification tool goes mobile
Wisconsin's Water Library Fish—It's not just for breakfast
Education Lucas Beversdorf—Following toxic algae from Hawaii to Wisconsin
The Aquatic Sciences Center is the administrative home of the University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute & University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute.
©2011 University of Wisconsin Board of Regents


text:
We're shoe hounds here at DC. Which might be the reason we can't wait to drop bones at Brit designer Nicholas Kirkwood's shiny new West Village boutique. Starting today, you can get your kicks (and spiky heels and embellished wedges) Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., and Sunday, noon-6 p.m.We'll paws for reaction. Nicholas Kirkwood, 807 Washington Street, between Gansevoort and Horatio Streets (nicholaskirkwood.com). Photo: Courtesy of Nicholas Kirkwood
The Best of Paris Fashion Week Say bonjour to our favorite fall fashions from Chanel, Stella McCartney, Saint Laurent, Céline, and more.


text:
Feeling a bit under the weather but your e mail from gi did make me smile a bit! I myself have 2(yes count them,2) butterflies so far. Unless butterflies start falling out of the sky this quest is dead to me. I certainly won't be falling for giving them any cash!
If anyone can throw a couple of aircraft tyres my way I'd be grateful as I have a lot of repairs to make.


text:
Ballyboughal - Well done to the St Peters Minor team who beat Raheny by two points in a highly entertaining Minor Championship semi-final match on Sunday.
The Children's Christmas Party is being held next Sunday in the school hall, starting at 2pm, with Santa arriving after. Christmas raffle tickets are now on sale and the draw will take place at Sunday's party.
Our U-16 boys had their last outing as juveniles on Saturday and the awards for the year were announced. The Manager's Award went to Aaron Grehan. Player of the Year was decided by the players and was shared by Cillian Power and Oisín Lynch. The outgoing management team of Packie, Noel, Eugene and Declan wish to thank the players and their parents for their support and wish them well at Minor next year. The annual Christmas night for parents and mentors will take place on Saturday 22nd December from 8.30pm. There will be music and finger food and a special drinks promotion as a thank-you for all the hard work in 2012. The successful White Collar Boxing night in Wrights can now be revisited, with the showing of all the fights on 23rd December in the club. Further detail on times, etc, are to follow. Copies of the DVD can also be ordered on the night. Pre-season training started yesterday (Monday) for the adult hurling squads. Please note that Fingal County Council's playing pitches will be closed for the Christmas season from this Thursday. The first games permitted in the new year will be played on the weekend of January 12th and 13th. The club shop will open for the final time this year next Saturday from 10am - noon. All orders must be collected and paid for. If you require any further information please email shop@ fingallians@.com. Our Scór na nÓg team travel to Clonaslea, Co Laois, on Saturday next to compete in the Leinster semifinals at 3pm. It is a great achievement to get this far in our first year. Thanks to all involved and best of luck to the participants. Go n-éirí go geal libh. Anybody interested in travelling on our coach should contact Liam at 086-3814422 asap. Beidh ár bhfoireann Scór na nÓg ag dul go dtí Cluain na Slí, Contae Laoise ar an Sathairn, an 15ú Nollaig chun páirt a ghlacadh sa chomórtas leath ceannais Laighean ag a 3 a chlog. ' Sé seo ár gcéad bliain sa chomórtas agus táimid ag éirí thar barr. Buíochas mór le gach éinne agus go n-éirí go geal libh. Más maith le éinne teacht ar an mbus is féidir leat tar i dteaghmháil le Liam 086 3814422. Comh luath is féidir.
Fingal Ravens
The Children's Christmas party last Sunday in Kettles Hotel was a great success. Thanks to Alan, Stephen the juvenile committee and everyone who helped out for making it such a great day. Huge thanks also to Kettles Hotel, Petes for the music, Keoghs Crisps and of course Santa for taking the time to see all the children. Membership is now due - forms are available on our website www.fingalravens.com or at the clubhouse. As agreed at the agm all members must have their membership paid in full by 31st March. All members travelling to the Paidi O Se tournament in Ventry, Co Kerry, on Friday 22nd February must have their membership paid in full before travelling to the tournament to cover them for insurance. Congratulations to Ballymun Kickhams on becoming Leinster Senior Football champions. Thanks to all who attended our club agm last Thursday week. We would like to welcome any new committee members and also our new club President Christy O'Brien. Please support our Christmas raffle, it will take place in Kettles Hotel (Bar) on Saturday December 22nd, with great prizes including turkey, ham, hampers, wine and many more. If you can donate a prize please contact Nick Halligan on 0872214992, and if you would like to buy a ticket please contact any committee member. Tickets are €2 each or three for €5. Lotto numbers the week before last were 17, 27, 33 and 38, with €20 going to Banjo snr, Angela Kinsella, Betty and Ann Fox. We would like to send our sympathies to Joe O'Donnell and his family on the death of his mother Catherine (Kay), and we would also like to send our sympathies to the extended O'Brien family.
Naomh Mearnog
Congratulations to the Boys and Girls from St. Helen's School who won their respective finals in Croke Park. Well done also to the boys from St Marnock's School who were pipped at the post in a thriller. The future is bright. Well done to club players Michael Gibbs, Kevin O'Brien, Colm Fahy and Marcus Fitzmaurice who were all part of the DIT team that won the Ryan Cup (Division 1 league). Our Under 21 footballers put on a fine display against St Annes in the championship to lose out narrowly in the end. Thank you to the management group and all the squad for a great effort. On Saturday next we have our Annual Mass. This will be followed by our Mentors night. All who help out in the running of the club in any way are invited.
Round Towers Lusk
The club held its agm last Thursday night. Club Secretary Pat Codd gave an excellent account of what has happened over the last 12 months but also made an impassioned plea for all members to get more involved in their club. He talked about the population growth in Lusk in recent years and the challenges that has brought to the club. He advised that a six-year Strategic Plan would be launched in January which will enable the club to continue to grow and develop. We have a series of presentation evenings this week for all teams to celebrate their achievements over the past 12 months. The Under-11 Girls will be held on Wednesday from 5-6.30, the U-7-U11 Boys will be on Friday from 6pm and finally the U-13-U-16 teams will be on Saturday from 5.15pm. All are welcome to attend. A Club Night will be held on Friday 28th December from 8.30 onwards in the bar. It is hoped that all team mentors, parents of children playing for the club and members will take this opportunity to get together and have some fun. Tickets for our Christmas Draw will go on sale in the bar over the coming days, with the draw taking place on Saturday 22nd December. The Club Shop is being operated by Anne-Marie Codd and she can be contacted on 086-3657200 to view or place an order for any of our club gear. There was no winner of last week's lotto jackpot and the numbers drawn were 4, 6, 19 and 24. €80 went to K McDonnell and €40 to S Hynes, C&T and A. Daly. This week's jackpot will be €1,900. Bingo continues as usual on Monday at 8.30pm, with the book costing €8. Strictly Come Dancing is coming to Lusk soon in order to raise vital funds for the club. We will keep you up to date here. As the 2012 season draws to a close the U-11 coaches would like to say a big thank-you to all players and parents for their support. We ran our first ever skills mini league to finish the season and with the skill levels on display we have a bright future. The trophies, medals and goodies will be handed out at our presentation night this Friday from 6pm. Have a lovely Christmas and see you all in the new year. Well done to all those who participated in the Foundation Course in the club over the weekend. We hope you enjoyed the course and are eager to get back to training to show off all the skills learned. Following the GAA's Annual Congress in April 2012 a new rule was enacted that made it mandatory to use a mouthguard in all Gaelic football matches and training sessions from January 1st 2013 (for all age grades up to and including minor), and at U-21 and Adult level from January 1st 2014. Full details can be found on the website www.roundtowerslusk.ie under the News section.
St Finian's Swords
The Christmas Social Night takes place this Thursday in Peacocks Function Room at 9pm. We will have some music and craic and show our appreciation to the many mentors and coaches who made our successful year all possible. Our Christmas Grand Prize Draw takes place during that event. The first prize is €1,000 and there are other cash and hamper prizes. Who wouldn't like a cool €1,000 at Christmas, so hurry and get your ticket! If you would like to reserve your €10 ticket please contact the club office on 01-8132656. We are holding a Christmas Fair in the clubhouse on Saturday next and Santa will be making an appearance. We are looking for people to take a stall at the event. We will also be launching the 2013 club calendar, featuring the juvenile teams from this year. We have re-launched our Facebook page and we urge everyone to visit the page, contribute and keep up to date with club events. The page can be found at www.facebook.com/ stfiniansGAAswords. The lotto jackpot last was €8,000 and the numbers drawn were 1, 10, 16, 19. The €50 winners were Robin Lambe and Niall O'Shea and this week's jackpot will be €8,100.
St Maurs
This is the last week to enter St Maurs' Annual Christmas Draw. Tickets are currently on sale, with 201 prizes on offer, first prize being an Avensis car or €20,000 cash. The draw takes place on Saturday next. The U-14 St Maurs/O'Dwyer's camogie team went into action on Saturday for their league title match against Whitehall Colmcilles. These teams had already rubbed shoulders earlier this year in the Championship Final where Maurs/O'Dwyer's came out on top. Our girls went out with a strong attitude and were quietly determined to go for the double against a strong, physical Whitehall who never gave up, but Maurs/O'Dwyer's pulled away with an end scoreline of 6-2 to 1-1. Scorers on the day were Dara Bogan, Nicola Thorne, Blaithnaid Reynolds, Eimear Conway and Maeve Bogan. Thank you to all the parents and supporters on the day and throughout the year for this team - we very much appreciate it. Well done to our U-16 Maurs girls who won their final 2-9 to 0-8 against Whitehall in the bitterest conditions ever in Ringsend - super football, fantastic performances and everyone giving all they had. Thanks to the U-14s and U-12s who helped us out. Our last league match was in May and let's hope the county board take note and don't have girls playing league games so late in the year! Thanks to the supporters - especially the reliable Sean Carthy who came to cheer the girls on! Hard luck to our Minor footballers who lost out to Clontarf in their semifinal Match on Sunday morning. Maurs' club shop opening times for Christmas are Saturday December 15th and 22nd from 11am to noon. They are the only opening times, so don't forget to get your Christmas pressies. Santa visits St Maurs on Saturday 22nd December when we host a Christmas Party for all juvenile players and their families in the upstairs Lounge from 4pm onwards. On the 31st a New Year's Eve Party will be held in the upstairs lounge with music, food and plenty of craic. Tickets are €15 each. Bookings for the new, refurbished bar are starting to build up already for 2013, so get in early if you have a function or occasion in mind for next year as even April and May are looking congested at this stage. St Maurs' club nar will be open on Sundays from 1.30pm for the foreseeable future. Numbers drawn in Sunday's lotto were 9, 18, 26, 27. The €50 lucky dip winners were Molly and Dessie Beggs, John Coleman, Clare Cronin, Tony Bollard, Eoghi and Roisin Mc Donagh. Next weekend's jackpot will be €10,750. Contact the club for booking functions etc at www.maurs.ie or ring the office at 8438233 and contact Susanne or Peter who will deal with any enquiries you may have.
St Sylvester's
Sylvester's are through to the MFC A Championship semi-finals after a 1-10 to 0-6 win over Castleknock. Syls trailed by 0-6 to 0-4 at the break, having played into a stiff wind, but kept their opponents scoreless in the second period. Our defence acquitted themselves very well in the second half and our full forward line scored a series of very well taken points. The goal came from David Sexton after a very nice set-up from Colm Byrne and that score sealed the victory. A really good attendance was treated to an excellent match and watching a passionate Panner stalking the line with lads he has worked with since junior infants was also a joy to see. Brilliant. Keep a look out on the website for details of the semifinal. The Big Splash and Dip for Syls fundraiser takes place on December 29th with a jump into the sea at Low Rock. Sponsorship cards are available in the club or from your team mentor. Hearty congratulations to Ballymun Kickhams who became Leinster champions on Sunday for the very first time with victory over Portlaoise. Come on the Mun. Finish the run. This week's lotto jackpot is €2,100. Play and win on www.stsylvesters.ie.
Skerries Harps
The Club Shop will be Open on the next two Saturdays (15th and 22nd) from noon to 2pm for Christmas gifts. Club t-shirts are now half-price at €15 - a great idea. Gift Tokens are also available. Contact Cait for more details at 087-2730434. Thanks to Fr Richard on celebrating the Annual Mass in the clubhouse on Monday last. A thank-you to all those involved in organising the night. Membership for 2013 is now due. Fees are unchanged from last year. On Sunday December 23rd local songwriter Martin Byrne and friends will play in the clubhouse from 6pm. Please support this (entry €5). Contact Pat Dwyer for info at 0872505479. On Wednesday December 26th the Annual Married v Singles charity football match for the Mickey Scott Cup at 11am will be followed by a Hurling/Camogie match. A collection will be made for the local St Vincent De Paul Society. On Friday December 28th the Christmas Charity Golf Society outing will take place at Skerries GC, with the tee from 9am to noon and the meal and presentation in the clubhouse at 7pm. Contact Paul for tee times at 085-1740474. Proceeds from the event will go to the local St Vincent De Paul Society this year. Zingo result: 3-6-4-2-1-7-5. There was no winner of the jackpot, which now stands at €2,500 - a nice prize for Christmas! The latest dividend winner was Emer Corcoran (€100) - our first on-line winner. Congrats. You can play on line at skerriesharps. and follow the links - or buy envelopes at €2 each from Gary Holland our friendly promoter. This week's draw will take place in the Black Raven on Thursday at 10pm. Call in and support and you never know!!
We are currently looking for a trainer/manager for the coming season. If anyone is interested please contact George on 086-8371818. We are also looking for new players and anyone interested in playing can also contact the number above. The annual married v singles match will take place next Saturday at 6 o'clock, with training this Tuesday night at 7.30. Numbers drawn in the club lotto last Saturday were (draw one for €10,000) 13, 18, 20, 24 and (draw two for €3,400) 14, 15, 21, 22. The €50 prizes go to eamonn Murphy jnr, Frankie Donohoe and Betty Mellington and this week's jackpots are €10,000 and €3,700. If there is no winner of either draw we will draw 10 €100 winners instead of the usual three €50 prizes. Thank you for your continued support.
Wild Geese
Last week's Golden Goose lotto numbers were 15, 20, 21 and 38. There was no winner. The €20 prizes went to P.Newman, T.Newman, B McArdle and this week's jackpot €1,290. The previous week's numbers were 2, 9, 14 and 20, with €20 going to P Hynes, E Hynes and the Hynes trio. Juvenile hurling training is on Wednesday evening indoors and adult hurlers training is indoors this Tuesday from 9-10pm. The Christmas Party for the juveniles is on next Saturday at 2.30pm, with the adults party this Friday at 9pm in Oldtown House. The post of Junior football manager/coach is vacant. If you're interested please call Sean McNulty on 0862589908.


text:
Can anyone help.
I have a few sites running on an old BC template.
On a new PC with the latest browsers - firefox, IE, chrome Etc, All the text appears bold!
I have tried sourcing the problem with Firebug but can't find the reason.
Can anyone point me in the right direction??
Sites affected - www.rugart.ie | www.smithsbuildingsupplies.ie | www.irishponies.ie | www.finnegan.ie
Liam - thanks for your comment. I haven't figured this one out yet. Some menu text and paragraph text appears bold/strong - weird! See a screen dump of Adobe Forum here (menu and login details appear in bold) - http://www.twms.ie/img/screendump_120416.jpg
Have you come across this before?
You refering to the top part of the forums also being messed up for you?
Do you have Helvetica Neue installed? If you do I think its corrupted, if not your having issues with your browser rendering that font on that machine. The font stack though goes to Helvetica then Arial, sans-serif.
But basically check the fonts etc on that machine.


text:
Earlier this week, Facebook found itself embroiled in yet another privacy "breach". And on cue, the media, politicians, and lawyers (yes, those lawyers) were ready to pounce.
At issue: the fact that Facebook user IDs were being shared with advertising and analytics companies through Facebook applications.
Read more...
by Patricio Robles 22 October 2010 10:05am 4 comments


text:
Walker dies in 100 feet fall in Snowdonia
Experienced mountaineer slipped and tumbled to his death in Carneddau range
SCHOOLGIRL: Schoolgirl who was locked in a cupboard for wearing the wrong shoes has stirred a debate.
More »VANDALISM: Police are appealing for information after a car was damaged in Bala overnight between 8.30pm on Wednesday March 5 and 10am on Thursday March 6. Three tyres were punctured on the car parked in the Bro Eryl area of Bala. Contact PCSO Roberts or PCSO 2907 Davenport at Bala Police Station on 101 quoting reference RC14003297. Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
More »LEISURE CENTRE: Councillors will decide tomorrow whether to extend a deadline date to demolish a leisure centre. Wrexham council's executive board will consider a recommendation to extend the date after which Plas Madoc Leisure Centre will be demolished, to October 1 this year.
More »JAILED: A man was jailed for 10 years after kidnapping and beating a Rhyl man over drug debts.
More »CRASH: A female motorcyclist aged in her early 20s was taken to Ysbyty Bangor, Gwynedd, earlier today after coming off her bike on the A55 near Penmaenmawr. She had lower leg injuries which were not serious. The crash involved one vehicle and the Welsh Ambulance Service was called at 1.26pm.
More »TOWNS: Julie Vickers has defended Wrexham after it was criticised in a survey. She said: "Wrexham has had some bad press lately but it's not all bad. Just like everywhere else in this country there are good areas and bad areas." She added: "I've lived on the outskirts all my life and the majority of people are decent hard working people."
More »CAR GUTTED: A car, believed to be a Vauxhall Corsa, was found gutted near Moel Famau.
More »STOLEN CAR: Police have appealed for information after a car was stolen and later abandoned in Prestatyn. It happened at around 5.15am on Sunday, on Ffordd Idwal whereby the thief damaged the front door of a property, took a car key and then stole a red coloured Nissan Juke. It was later found in the Sandy Lane area of Prestatyn and police inquiries into the matter are continuing. Call police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
More »


text:
The Who have teamed up with designer Lyric Culture on a men's collection of apparel that will be sold exclusively in Bloomingdale's starting April 15th.
The Who Collection of graphic screen print tees and hoodies will be available at select Bloomingdale's locations, with prices ranging from $48 to $98. The designs feature iconic album imagery as well as lyrics to some of their greatest hits, including 'Won't Get Fooled Again,' 'Who Are You,' 'Baba O' Riley,' 'My Generation,' 'Pinball Wizard,' 'Behind Blue Eyes,' 'Long Live Rock' and many more.


text:
Google Poetry
Vistaprint Coupons jackson
Brand New Member
Location: Interwebs
Joined Sep 08, 2011 at 12:51AM EDT
None yet...
| |
- About
Would you like to buy top quality business cards and posters? Well, then Vistaprint.com is the perfect online shop to obtain these items. Even with Vistaprint Coupons you can get hmassive discount effortlessly.Vistaprint Coupons
- Website
- https://www.xing.com/events/vistaprint-coupons-809270


text:
If you are a subscriber to the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine (including members of the AASM), please login for full access to the article. You are not required to purchase articles.
Non-subscribers have the opportunity to purchase access to individual articles for U.S. $8.00.
Click here to complete the purchase
You may access and print any article from the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine for your personal scholarly, research, and educational use. Please note, access to the article is from the computer on which the article was purchased only. Purchase of the article does not permit distribution, electronic or otherwise, of the article without the written permission of AASM. Further, purchase does not permit the posting of the article text on an online forum or website.
Subscribers can download and print full articles from current and past issues of the JCSM
Login to JCSM
Join the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and receive a subscription to JCSM with your membership
Sleep disorders and sleep deficiency are important causes of adverse health effects and increased mortality in the United States and worldwide. Sleep deficiency can also result in myriad adverse behavioral consequences, including profound sleepiness, cognitive slowing, automatic behavior, attentional failures and performance degradation, errors, and accidents. It is important to recognize that sleepiness and sleep deficiency are not synonymous.
Czeisler CA. Impact of sleepiness and sleep definciency on public health—utility of biomarkers. J Clin Sleep Med 2011;7(5):Supplement S6-S8.
Subscribers to JCSM get full access to current and past issues of the JCSM.