text:
> View this now
Published on: July 27, 2012
Type of content: WHITE PAPER
Length: 4 pages
Price: FREE
High-performance analytics relies on a strong architectural base. It requires innovation at many levels and is the result of experience and effort. This architecture should also help developers to restructure their algorithms to boost hardware advances.
Read this white paper to learn high-performance analytics can assist your organization in:


text:
Moving the HBP film to July 2009 is:
|Completely unforgivable
336 (41%)
|Annoying, but I'll get over it
345 (43%)
|Not something I care about.
23 (2%)
|Cool; who wants to go to the movies in the winter anyway?
9 (1%)
|Awesome! I get to save $10 until next year.
23 (2%)
|Awesome! I get to save $10 because now I'm skipping this movie!
27 (3%)
|I've made a Facebook group, started a protest, called my local councilman, staged a sit-in, started a boycott, and organized a million-fan march because we won't stand for the - wait, what was this about again?
39 (4%)
|802 votes in total
12895 Comments
Oh! That's what Safari is! i was wondering.
So now I have my choice of MS IE, Firefox or Safari at home. I'll have to check it out. ;)
Thanks Won_Two. ;)
Our new computers came with Vista on disks and preloaded with XP Pro., so we can "upgrade" when we are ready or whenever they stop supporting XP.
I use XP Pro at work and I did not want to have a different OS at home. Before te budget crunch became obious, our IT guy told me that we will be changing over to Vista. I suppose that is on hold for another few months, now.
Whenever they do the change here, I can do it at home too. I will have to buy the program for the laptop, but buying it for one machine beats buying it for 3.
I think you should be able to get an upgrade from XP to Vista, but I don't know about a downgrade.
Several years ago I upgraded from ME to XP, but my machine was always very slow in booting up. Once it was up, the speed was ok, but I would have to turn it on and go do something else for about 40 minutes before I could actually use it.
Not fun! ;)
Am doing a quick post as I head out the door. I must be the ONLY person on the internet who has had NO
problem whatever with Vista! I have the Home Premium 6.0 an I love it!
Also I have found that Mozilla Firefox to be a better browser than I.E.
Or maybe I am just weird ;)
See everyone Sun. night or Mon.
PB I re-read my post and noticed it came off a bit rude. I'm sorry if you took it offensively or anything. I didn't mean for it to come across that way.
Also, MM I voted for Grease And The Princess Bride. I didn't see my self on your list.
I am using Firefox. I am having no trouble at all.
Have a good time Ironsos.
Didn't see you were leaving ironsos! HAVE FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ironsos, I have had no trouble with Vista, thus far. My dad and brother have it, and they seem to be ok with it. I don't like Vista much, so I'll stick to XP with Office 2007. So much better. Lawlz. Have fun wherever you're going!
Hometime for me. ;0
Followed shortly by naptime! ;)
bbl, maybe. ;)
Have a good nap, *Deanie!
Graymayne,* I can't believe Book 2 ended like that! I am so glad I have Book 3 ready and waiting!
OK, so bolding doesn't work across paragraphs?
Testing again, bear with me……
OK, got it now!! xx
Which book asti?
Wow, it is late for me……too little sleep is getting to be a bad habit!
So, goodnight!!
Hi asti! Sorry I missed you…seems like we never catch each other in real time anymore!
ironsos, I know you probably won't see this until you get back, but I hope you have a great time on your trip!
I don't have Vista, but the virus that killed my last laptop first revealed itself with a popup message claiming to be from a Vista antivirus program, stating that it had detected numerous threats and asking if it should remove them. I knew the computer had XP, not Vista, so I was afraid to click okay, but since it was the weekend and I needed to get some things done, I just kept X-ing out of the popup. When I brought it to my IT person on Mon, she said that the virus had been designed so that whether I had clicked on the OK button or just closed the window, it would release the virus (so I was doomed either way). Also, the virus was lodged in an icon that claimed to be that Vista antivirus program, and when she removed the supposed antivirus program, the virus actually hid the recycling bin deep within protected folders and then ate up all of the hard drive space so there wasn't even enough memory for IT to do anything to remove the virus. They ended up having to wipe out the entire hard drive and give me a new computer (so all in all not a bad deal for me, I suppose). Not sure how this relates to the recent conversation, but after that incident, any mention of Vista makes me nervous! Good luck with getting yours to work better, korey – I hope you get it straightened out!
I've got to go figure out what I'm going to have for supper, but I'll probably be back later tonight.
So remember me only works while I stay on Leaky I guess….
Oh well, only having to type things in once or twice a day isn't that bad.
Well, not even that often…. autofill :D
Uhm… Hi by the way :D
time to go home – have a great night ya'll
PB how did you get a PG rating for that avatar?
Hey guys! Whee! Leaky works again! How do you guys like the new changes to leaky?I am using firefox to btw
Well g2g eat, be back tonight if i can
oh, hey Doc your back! Good to see you!
Magic, Sirius :D
lol PB did the Niners win Sunday?, my Cowboys SHOULD have but the O-Line suddenly got replaced by some high school team's 3rd string. So should the Bears huh MM?
gone for true now
Hi everyone
I don't remember anymore….
I htought there was new stuff on Noble? I'm not seeing anything..
Ella The new stuff from Noble is on the front page…or it should be…I really don't like any of it. Won't be adding them to my collection…
I'm back…I'll be popping in and out in between reading and watching the Red Sox game.
I noticed that about the Remember Me, PB, but at least it's still better than it was!
Ella, I didn't check Noble for the new items, I just clicked on the links in the Leaky news article – which went to the pictures in Leaky's gallery. :)
Very true, Jen!
Thanks Jen. I liked the locket, but the ring looked kind of CGI..
SiriusB, I hope your feet get better soon. I know how much Plantar Faciitis really hurts—I'm dealing with that now.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tangerine Intrecciato Nappa Zip Wallet
$ 650
Generously proportioned and functional, this meticulously finished zip-around wallet is crafted from intrecciato nappa leather. With a smooth leather interior, the piece comes with 8 credit card slots, 2 bill compartments, a coin pouch, 2 additional slots for bills/receipts and a silver-tone eyelet for a cell phone strap or pendant.
- Solid color, Zip closure, Lined interior, Internal zip pocket, Internal card slots
Composition: Lambskin, Brass
Depth: 0.8 Inches
Height: 3.9 Inches
Width: 7.4 Inches
Made In Italy
Style: 338137V001N7508
Select color
Select size (Size Guide)
- OneSize
Add to Shopping Bag


text:
We've already sold out the first two community solar gardens in Xcel's territory – with many more to come. Participate in the next project here.
Reserve your subscription today.
We are made in Minnesota.
Whenever possible, Minnesota Community Solar uses Minnesota solar panels, Minnesota labor, and Minnesota financing. We live here, we work here, and our roots in Minnesota matter to us.
We've made solar simple.
Minnesota Community Solar is a new way to do solar. We build large arrays in ideal locations to collect solar energy, and you benefit from economies of scale. Subscriptions to that power benefit you as positive credits on your electricity bill every month. Maintenance and insurance is all part of your subscription. We take care of all the technical stuff. This is solar for everyone.
What is a community solar garden?
- Community solar gardens are large-scale arrays placed on buildings or properties that are well-situated for sun exposure.
- Ours deliver reliable, renewable energy to the electric grid, using Minnesota labor, Minnesota financing, and Minnesota-made products whenever possible.
- Arrays are professionally maintained for maximum energy production and cost savings over an extended lifetime.
- Subscriptions to our community solar gardens are like a service contract, so you don't have to worry about cleaning or maintaining any solar panels.
This is solar for everyone.
Here's how it works:
- Many subscribers participate in a large community solar garden, which helps drive down the cost of solar energy.
- Any Xcel ratepayer—a person, business, or nonprofit—within one neighboring county of the community solar garden can subscribe.
- Subscriptions can be up to 120% of your average annual electricity usage. We'll help you figure out that number.
- Clean, solar energy goes right to the grid, and subscribers receive credit right on their electrical bills.
How will a community solar garden benefit me?
- With community solar gardens, you can now produce solar power without having to install panels on your rooftop or property.
- Subscribers receive credits on monthly electric bills and savings for the duration of their subscription.
- You can increase your energy independence and reduce your carbon footprint.
- Maintenance and insurance is all part of your subscription. We worry about all the technical stuff.
- With a Minnesota Community Solar subscription, you won't have to worry about a rebate application or any additional tax forms.


text:
No Expedia Cancellation Fee
Book, change, or cancel almost any hotel without paying an Expedia fee.
4.4 out of 5 (365 reviews)
Book, change, or cancel almost any hotel without paying an Expedia fee.
Save $25 on your first mobile app hotel booking
Send a download link and coupon code to your mobile device.
By providing your number, you agree to receive a one-time automated text message with a link to get the app. Our app offers promotions and booking services. No purchase necessary. Standard text message rates may apply. Terms and Conditions
This suburb claims one of Arizona's aquatic treasures: Lake Pleasant. Located in Peoria's northern fringes, Lake Pleasant is the state's second biggest lake. Fishing, boating, water and Jet Skiing are popular activities here. The Peoria Sports Complex is a venue for Major League Baseball spring training. Next door, the Arrowhead Towne Center is considered the area's Restaurant Row.


text:
I'd prefer 'A wasp sting could sometimes cause death in those days' , but that's just being picky. 'Could' is fine; so is 'would', though the sentence then is rather more fatally definite.
- Home
- Members
- Testing
- Reference
- Articles
- Forums
- Resources
- For Teachers
- eBooks


text:
Northampton, MA
Partly Cloudy
The Hotel Northampton, built in 1927, is a proud member of Historic Hotels of America. We offer 106 elegantly furnished guestrooms and luxury suites, quality service, gracious hospitality, and attention to every detail. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel. Security cameras and on-site parking provide a true level of comfort. Continental breakfast is included with overnight accommodations. Two on-site restaurants, the Coolidge Park Café and Wiggins Tavern , offer guests enticing dining options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with a seasonal patio overlooking beautiful downtown Northampton.


text:
Superintendent Lynn McMullin and the Orange Board of Education are beginning discussions about an extended day kindergarten pilot.
"While our current Kindergarten program at Mary L. Tracy is very strong, and students are meeting and even exceeding all of the CT State benchmarks; the BOE is nevertheless looking at options for extending the day for those families who would be interested," McMullin said.
If you have a preschooler, your input is requested.
The survey is available at the www.oess.org webpage in the pop-up window or by typing the following address in your address bar: https://www.surveymonkey.com/
The survey is open until Monday, Dec. 30, and all orange parents of preschoolers are encouraged to respond.


text:
The richest Powerball jackpot ever -- and the second-largest top prize in U.S. lottery history -- has been won. The question now becomes: Who are the lucky winners waking up to new lives as multimillionaires?
Early Thursday morning officials confirmed that two winning tickets were sold: One in Arizona and one in Missouri. An additional 8,924,123 players won smaller prizes.
The numbers drawn Wednesday night are: 5, 16, 22, 23, 29 and Powerball of 6.
It was not clear whether the winning tickets belonged to individuals or groups.
Arizona lottery officials said early Thursday morning they had no information on that state's winner or winners but would announce where it was sold during a news conference later in the day. Lottery officials in Missouri did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment.
A lottery official said late Wednesday that the jackpot increased to $579.9 million by the time of the drawing, making the cash option $379.8 million.
The drawing Wednesday night for the Multi-State Lottery Association's prize followed 16 consecutive drawings that produced no top winner, boosting the Powerball to the second-largest potential lottery payout in U.S. history.
Tickets earlier Wednesday were selling at a rate of 130,000 a minute nationwide, the jackpot enticing many people who rarely, if ever, play the lottery.
Copyright 2012 Associated Press. All rights reserved.


text:
Please log in or register to manage your account
Model: 1480LGY Item: TNN1480LGY
Built-in shelf support tabs—no more lost clips! Heavy-duty construction ensures extreme durability. Shelves adjust to accommodate different sized items. Keep contents secured with lock. 200 lb. weight capacity per shelf. Color: Light Gray; Overall Width: 36"; Overall Depth: 24"; Overall Height: 72".
Tennsco 72" High Standard Cabinet, 36w x 18d x 72h, Light Gray
$296.88$21375 / each
Tennsco Assembled Jumbo Steel Storage Cabinet, 48w x 24d x 78h, Black
$779.64$51456 / each
Tennsco Snap-Together Six-Shelf Closed Add-On, Steel, 48w x 12d x 76h, Sand
$383.22$24526 / each


text:
Search results for meek mill
Free Meek Mill: Philly Judge Rules Against Meek's Sentence Appeal
Looks like Meek better settle in and get comfortable…
Rick Ross Issues Statement On Meek Mill Jail Sentence
On Friday, July 11, Meek Mill was hit with a three to six month jail sentence for a parole violation.
Wale Releases New Song After Meek Mill Diss Titled "The Followers" [Listen]
Wale turns a negative into a positive by releasing a new track called "The Followers"
Bobby Schmurda Performs "Hot Ni**a" With Meek Mill [Video]
It's much too early to ordain East Flatbush rapper, Bobby Schmurda, the hope of New York City, but it's fair to say that his charisma (and a jiggy dance to boot) has warranted him some big attention.
Hol' Up Ho: Elle Varner Responds To K. Michelle Calling Her Thirsty Over Meek Mill – "It's Not My Problem"
Elle confirms whether or not she's coupled up with Meek & claps back at angry bird K. Michelle
Jealous Much?? K.Michelle Fires Shots At Ex-BFF Elle Varner After She's Seen Coupled Up With Meek Mill!
K.Michelle says Meek Mill was hers first!
Limp Lawsuits: Philly Cop Suing Scream Rapper Meek Mill For Defamation, Claims Slander Prevents Him From Pleasing Wife
Bargain Box: Watch Regina Hall Offer To Let Meek Mill Smash In Exchange For A Pair Of Gold Monster Headphones! [Video]
Meek Mill & Louie V Gutta Argue On Twitter About Chain-Snatching Incident [Photos]
Meek Mill had a war of words with his artist Louie V Gutta over Twitter, Monday night (June 2).


text:
8 Inch Flameless Supreme Quality Pillar Candle with Timer - Cream with Vanilla Scent
In Stock - Ships Tomorrow if order within 16 hr 24 min
Unit Price
1 - 199 packs
Please call: 1-888-909-4569
1 pcs
Quantity: pack(s)
Product Description8 Inch Flameless Supreme Quality Pillar Candle. Cream color with vanilla fragrance and smooth texture. Up to 1,000 hours of battery run time. Candle uses 2 C batteries (not included). Sold one candle per pack.
Customers Who Bought This Product Also Bought
Customer Reviews
Overall Rating
4.0 out of 5 stars (based on 1 review)
deep glow and lasts and lasts
Great product with low maintenance and long battery life (when set on six hour timer) fine product and the vanilla scent is just right.
Was this helpful? 0 0
Gerhard Henricksen
Downingtown, PA
Verified Owner
8 Inch Flameless Supreme Quality Pillar Candle with Timer - Cream with Vanilla Scent


text:
About the Getaway
Tutorials and Add-ons
Get Connected
News and Events
Getaway Reads
Sign up for our
email newsletter
The Getaway was founded on the belief that when writers leave behind the
distractions of their busy lives to gather in an encouraging community, they are
able to make important breakthroughs in their writing. By spending the entire
weekend in one workshop, participants will venture deeper into their writing,
making more progress than they thought possible.
The Getaway offers plenty to do after hours: choose from tutorials, talks,
walking on the wooded paths or relaxing by the pool. Evenings include
receptions, open mics, dancing, a bookstore and more. Of course, you can
continue writing in the solitude of your comfortable room.
Winter Poetry & Prose Getaway Tentative Schedule
January 16-19, 2015
the 2014 schedule, hot off the presses.
How You Spend Your Time at the Getaway
Workshop Time |
Late Afternoons |
Evenings |
Head Home Refreshed
Workshop Time
workshop will meet for 15 hours and will offer craft discussion,
writing prompts, writing time, feedback, motivation and inspiration.
By spending the entire weekend in one workshop, participants will
venture deeper into their writing, making more progress than they
thought possible.
In the prose and other workshops, you will start something new using
brief, structured assignments or bring along a work in progress to
polish. Either way, your writing will receive personalized
The poetry writing workshops will meet for an hour or so each
morning before sending you off with an assignment that will
encourage and inspire you to produce exciting new work. After lunch
you will gather together to share your new piece in feedback
sessions led by one of the experienced faculty who will help
identify your work's virtues and offer suggestions to strengthen its
weaknesses. Because these groups are small, you will receive
positive attention to help your work mature.
Late Afternoons
Late afternoons at the Winter Getaway offer time for tutorials and special
programs. The 2012 program featured a talk and book signing by Nelson Johnson, author of Boardwalk Empire.
Many participants find themselves energized by their workshops
and choose to spend this time writing instead. And those ready for a
real break can opt to visit the pool, get a massage at the Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa
take a walk on the property's hundreds of wooded acres.
The weekend begins on Friday at 7:00 pm with the Welcome Reception and
Orientation. You will start to get to know other participants and
faculty while enjoying light refreshments and Peter's
bad puns (Sorry, that's redundant).
On Saturday night you can try one of the local restaurants, relax in
the solitude of your room, play table tennis or pool in the game room or
lounge around the pool. If you are a risk-taker, you can drive 20
minutes into Atlantic City and try your luck at one of the casinos.
If you like to dance, the Getaway disco will be buzzing.
Sunday evening will feature a special reading by Tony Hoagland and
Stephen Dunn as well as the Getaway Bookstore.
For participants who like to share their work,
there will be open mics on Saturday and Sunday.
Head Home Refreshed
On Monday, after your morning workshop and a memorial tribute to Dr. King dedicated to race unity, we will send you home with a box lunch refreshed and excited, with new vision
and new work to revise and keep you busy.
Can you think of a better way to blast through the winter doldrums?
The Winter Poetry & Prose Getaway is
a Program of
Murphy Writing Seminars, LLC
New Jersey Department of Education Professional Development Provider #539
609-823-5076 • 888-887-2105 • email@example.com
©2002-2014 Murphy Writing Seminars, LLC
New Jersey Writers' Conference NJ Writer's Conference Cape May Writers Conference
Peter Murphy's Winter Getaway Atlantic City Stephen Dunn Tony Hoagland Advanced Poetry Workshop


text:
UFC President Dana White and the "Ridiculousness" crew watch a bunch of KO clips, then uncover the meaning behind "Banned-Kinis" and go head-to-head with today's most volatile "Hot Heads."
Do you envision a day when UFC champions Georges St. Pierre and Anderson Silva will give up some of their fight night purse to help form a fighter union? Dana White, doesn't. Find out why, inside.
Here's the alternate jersey shown on the ESPNU "Making of EA Sports' NCAA '13" program (h/t @derekcody)
Recently we've discussed Greg Oden and Portland. He has reportedly said that Portland just wasn't the right place for him. With Royce White's anxiety problems I'd argue that Portland is the PERFECT place for him, with its friendly atmosphere and little big city mentality. If we end up trading back in the draft and picking up a lowry or millsap or any other asset I would be in favor of picking up White. Could be a steal, anxiety issues seem overblown. Thoughts?
With spring football practice coming to a close this week, the Bulldogs will finish up this upcoming Saturday with the annual Maroon-White Spring Football Game. The game is held every year as a...
UFC President Dana White's buddy Snoop Dogg has been arrested for marijuana in Texas.
@PotRoast96Fan Jags wearing all white on opening day against the titans.Brian Sexton, @JagsVoice
I've been a proud hater all of my life, I hate Lesnar, I hate Koscheck, I hate movies about water monsters (seriously just stay out of the water) and I hate a lot of things about MMA. Don't get me...
Dana White Talks UFC 127 from Sydney Australia -Courtesy of UFC via Penny Buffington @ pennyjomma.com executive producer of MMA2DAY
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior users will need to choose a permanent username, along with a new password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
Please login to your Vox Media account. This account will be linked to your previously existing Eater account.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior MT authors will need to choose a new username and password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of MMAmania.com to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at MMAmania.com. You should read them.
You must be a member of MMAmania.com to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at MMAmania.com. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
Panthers wide receiver Tiquan Underwood is typically well-received when he retur
The way he played, Chandler Jones is going to haunt Cam Newton in his dreams tonight.
Leave it to Tom Brady to dwell on the couple negative things that happened tonig
Just a few second-half observations as we were on deadline after the Pats beat the Panthers, 30-7
To think, James Develin was released by the Patriots for the second time less th
Based on this week's practice attendance, the following seven Patriots are not expected to pl
Good morning, everyone.
Patriots first-round pick Dominique Easley will have to wait at least another we
The Patriots have trimmed their roster to 87 players by releasing tight end D.J.
Cornerback Brandon Browner has no complaints about his decision to sign with the


text:
Make Up For Ever is one of my all time favorite makeup brands. The quality of their products is always outstanding, and their aqua products get super long wear. I had not yet tried their Rouge artist Natural Lipstick, so I was happy to receive one to test.
The lipstick I got was quite sheer. But it gave off a hint of pretty color and wore very well. It stayed on and felt comfortable and moisturizing. Make Up for Ever advertises this as something that provides a pop of color for those who are color shy. Here is swatch of Make Up For Ever Rouge Artist Lipstick in Iridescent Strawberry. I really d love this shade. It is very versatile.
Here is a lip swatch of the same color.


text:
Learn More
Membership Recruitment
Membership Recruitment Events (Rallies) 2014
Membership Recruitment Events (Rallies) Home
What will you do today? Discover new things about yourself? Accomplish something you've dreamed of? Change your community? Impact the world?
Leadership experiences are what make Girl Scouting unique. There is no better time to join, than now!
For 100 years, Girl Scouts has offered every girl the opportunity to discover who she can be and what she can do, wherever she chooses to put her energies. If you think it, chances are you can do it!
Girl Scouts is for every girl, every where. But, it's also for adults - caring women and men willing to share their time and talents to help girls explore their interests and achieve their potential.
Learn how to become involved with Girl Scouts by attending a recruitment event in your area.
Please select your school.
Schools in SPRING ISD District
- Anderson Elementary School
- Andy Dekaney High School
- Bailey (Ricky C) Middle School
- Bammel Elementary School
- Bammel Middle School
- Beneke Elementary School
- Booker (Carolee) Elementary School
- Burchett (Chet) Elementary School
- Clark Intermediate School
- Clark Primary School
- Claughton (Stelle) Middle School
- Cooper (Milton) Elementary School
- Donna Lewis Elementary School
- Dueitt Middle School
- Eickenroht (Ralph) Elementary
- Heritage Elementary School
- Hirsch (Pearl M) Elementary School
- Hoyland Elementary
- Jenkins (Mildred) Elementary School
- Link (Joan) Elementary School
|Page 1 2 Show All


text:
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Yale-New Haven Hospital Interview Questions & Reviews
Getting an Interview
Interview Experience
Interview Difficulty
- Popular Job Titles:
- Registered Nurse (2)
- Nurse Practitioner (1)
- Billing (1)
- Health Care Tech (1)
- Referral Representative (1)
- Business Associate (1)
- Science (1)
Accepted Offer
Positive Experience
Average Interview
Nurse Practitioner Interview (Positive Experience; Average Interview)
I applied online and the process took 2 months - interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Interview Details Easy - moderate difficulty, but nothing surprising. Questions are rather standard. Prepare and you will do well. It all went smoothly. Thankfully no group interviews. Ask to shadow for a day.
Interview Question – where do you see yourself in 5 years Answer Question
Negotiation Details – They don't negotiate.
No Offer
Neutral Experience
Average Interview
Registered Nurse Interview (Neutral Experience; Average Interview)
I applied online and interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Interview Details About a week after submitting an online application, I was contacted by YNHH HR and they conducted an initial interview over the phone about my clinical experiences, career plans, etc. I was scheduled for an interview for the critical care internship for new graduate nurses. I got to the hospital with about ten minutes to spare before my scheduled time, but it didn't matter because the manager who was scheduled to meet with me was over a half hour late. He began the interview by asking, "so what do you know about us?" and proceeded to lecture me on the metrics in place to make sure patients are cared for appropriately in as little time as possible. He seemed to know nothing about me as an applicant and did not ask any questions about my experiences, but mostly just talked about their emergency department and explained how it works (I did my capstone in an ED and already knew 90% of what he was telling me about it). I also got the impression that he was trying to intimidate or scare me away by the way he spoke about the metrics and how YNHH is very selective with who they choose as employees, etc. Overall, I was put off by the way the interview was conducted and felt like I was expected to brown nose my way into the position instead of speaking objectively about my own qualities and why I want the position.
Interview Question – What do you know about us? Answer Question
No Offer
Positive Experience
Average Interview
Registered Nurse Interview (Positive Experience; Average Interview)
I applied online and interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Interview Details The interview was fair. I interviewed with HR and then the managers on the floor. There were some questions I was prepared for and some I wasn't. Overall, it was a professional and well conducted interview.
No Offer
Negative Experience
Average Interview
Referral Representative Interview (Negative Experience; Average Interview)
I applied online - interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital in April 2014.
Interview Details Applied online and one month later I received a phone call for an interview. On interview day I was given a personality test that took about a half hour. The HR rep that was to interview me was nowhere to be found as I was told but I remember seeing her when I was taking the test so my guess was that she didn't want to speak to me. So I was taken to the department where I applied to interview. Had a nice long interview with the supervisor who then had me briefly meet the manager. Later that day I was called for a second interview that was scheduled for 2 weeks later. Went to my second interview and met with the Director, nice meeting then they had me meet with the manager of the location that I would work at but she was not a person that I would report too, her problem with me was that I was in still in school and that I would not be able to work the shift that they were hiring about. I assured her that classes were almost over and that I am sure that by the time I was hire and trained that classes would have been completed and ready to work the assigned shift. Two weeks later I received an email stating that they hired someone that meets departmental needs. I was floored, I had 10 years experience that everyone I met liked and I had the education.
Interview Question – Can you tell me what the difference between Physical therapy and Occupational therapy? View Answer
Accepted Offer
Neutral Experience
Business Associate Interview (Neutral Experience)
Interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital
Interview Details Very professional Human Resources Department. Friendly and informative.
Interview Question – What is your weakest quality, the thing you like least about the way you work? Answer Question
Declined Offer
Positive Experience
Average Interview
Health Care Tech Interview (Positive Experience; Average Interview)
I applied through an employee referral and the process took 3 weeks - interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital in June 2010.
Interview Details Took a long time for human resources to set up interview and then call with positive feedback and job offer once the decision was made. But overall, very informative, had a packet of information available to me with all that was offered - union information helped, also.
Reason for Declining – Parking was too costly and was not covered by employer.
Accepted Offer
Positive Experience
Difficult Interview
Science Interview (Positive Experience; Difficult Interview)
I applied online and the process took a day - interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital in December 2010.
Interview Details It took couple of emails to get a reply but once the communication was established everything happened rapidly and I was able to decide if I wanna join the place right away. The people were friendly, the office staff were efficient and they were very welcoming to all.
Interview Question – What do you want to get out of this job? Answer Question
Accepted Offer
Neutral Experience
Easy Interview
Billing Interview (Neutral Experience; Easy Interview)
I applied online and the process took 2 weeks - interviewed at Yale-New Haven Hospital in March 2011.
Interview Details Met with hr first who interviewed me with general questions about past employment. Asked about education and why i wanted this position and what my goals were. The same day i met with the manager of that department who briefly asked me about my resume then had me take a test reagrding my skills for the posistion. After that they conducted a background check and referrences. Still in the process so im still waiting to hear back.
Interview Question – All questions were basic.... View Answer


text:
- Showing 1-11
- Previous
- Next
- 2014 Indianapolis 500
- Villeneuve qualifies 27th for Indy 500
May 19, 2014: 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve will have his work cut out for him if he wants to claim a historic victory at the Indy 500 on his return to the brickyard after qualifying down in 27th
- Formula E
- Ex-F1 drivers register Formula E interest
January 8, 2014: Five former grand prix drivers have registered their interest to race in Formula E by signing up to a new Drivers' Club
- US Racing
- Takuma Sato rules out Formula One comeback
May 16, 2013: Takuma Sato has ruled out a return to Formula One despite early-season successes in IndyCar
- Ask Steven
- The winning formula
June 22, 2012: Our resident expert - Steven Lynch - is back to answer more readers' questions, including who the most successful designer is and which race was the shortest in the sport's history
- Indianapolis 500
- Dario Franchitti claims historic third Indy 500 crown
May 27, 2012: Dario Franchitti won the Indianapolis 500 for the third time after Takuma Sato crashed on the final lap
- Ask Steven
- From four wheels to four legs
July 16, 2010: Our resident expert - Steven Lynch - is back to answer more of your burning questions
- US news
- Sato hospitalised after Indianapolis crash
May 22, 2010: Japanese driver Takuma Sato will have X-rays on a sore back after crashing in a morning practice session at Indianapolis
- Driver news
- Sato seeks new opportunities in IndyCar
February 18, 2010: Former Formula One driver Takuma Sato is heading to the US to compete in the IndyCar series
- Driver News
- Renault in no rush to sign second driver
January 20, 2010: Despite having the most talked about available seat in Formula One, Renault's new team principal Eric Boullier has said he is in no rush to sign a second driver
- Driver News
- No seat at Lotus for Sato
December 13, 2009: Takuma Sato, one of the drivers in contention for the two seats at Lotus, due to be announced on Monday, will not be driving for the team in 2010.
- 2005 San Marino Grand Prix
- Alonso beats Schumacher at Imola
April 24, 2005: How better to tweak the nose of Ferrari than to beat the Italian team on home soil? That was what Renault and Fernando Alonso managed to achieve by winning the San Marino Grand Prix.
- Showing 1-11
- Previous
- Next


text:
Need Help?
Find information on common issues.
Ask questions and find answers from other users.
Suggest a new site feature or improvement.
Check on status of your tickets.
Note: Results do not include pending, unpublished, and some private items.
Atomic Picture of Plastic Deformation in Metals: Overview Lecture
Ranking is calculated from a formula comprised of user reviews and usage data. Learn more ›
24 Jan 2010 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Alejandro Strachan
The lecture describes the objectives of the learning module and provides the necessary background for the activities. We briefly discuss the following topics:
mechanical response of macroscopic...
Atomic Picture of Plastic Deformation in Metals: Prelab Lecture
This lecture provides a detailed description of the activities the students will perform in the lab. We present a tutorial with step by step instructions on how to run MD simulations using the...
nanoHUB.org, a resource for nanoscience and nanotechnology, is supported by the National Science Foundation and other funding agencies. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.


text:
Hundreds of South Georgians were out in Northwest Albany this morning.
People stood in checkout lines for an hour or more to save a little money at the mall.
Every store had several people trying to get those door buster deals. Most people we talked to were glad the stores open earlier this year.
People said shopping gave them away to burn off all those calories from Thanksgiving dinner.
It's not to late to catch a good deal. Several stores will have sales all day today. More than 147 million people are expected to hit the stores nationwide.
Copyright 2012 WALB. All rights reserved.
P.O. Box 3130
Albany, GA 31706
(229) 446-1010
FCC Public File
(229) 446-4005
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Manuscript preparation
Download the guide as a pdf document.
Manuscript length and format
We publish papers of varying lengths and this depends on the nature of the study. But in general, the word count for a typical paper, counting all elements text, tables, footnotes, and references is approximately 10,000, and the character count (counting spaces) is about 70,000. Please use Times Roman 12-point type and the 8.5 x 11 page setting; place page numbers in the upper right corner; and leave top and side margins of at least one inch.
Please submit your paper in MS Word or as RTF. We cannot accept documents formatted in LaTeX. Our system will convert your Word or RTF document to PDF.
No author identifying information
The paper you upload must be purged of all information identifying you, your co-authors, and your institution(s). Prepare a separate cover note that includes the current professional title, address, telephone number, and e-mail address for each author of the manuscript. (Copy this into the "Cover Letter" field in the online submission). This cover note will not be visible to referees. If you encounter any technical problems, contact our office at email@example.com or (607) 255-3295.
Front Pages
Provide the article title, authors' names, and abstract in the appropriate, separate fields of the web page at the time you upload the paper. Do not include them in the body of the paper itself. (These elements are automatically combined in a title page that the system adds to the paper; the authors' identities are concealed until such time as the paper is accepted.)
Acknowledgments, Data Availability, and Bio Sketches
In the "Cover Letter" field, provide acknowledgments (with exceptions noted below) and a note stating which data and programs you are willing to make available, on request, to interested researchers. A typical note runs as follows: "A data appendix with additional results, and copies of the computer programs used to generate the results presented in the paper, are available from the first author at [postal address and/or email]." When the data used are proprietary, provide the names of agencies or persons who can guide other researchers through the procedures for accessing the data. If you created the data set yourself and wish to exploit it further before making it public, specify a date after which the data will be available.
If you wish to acknowledge the editor or referees, please do so in a specific footnote rather than in the acknowledgments section. There is no need to include a disclaimer stating that errors, or the views expressed, are the author's. We run a blanket statement to that effect on the inside front cover of every issue.
Publication Time Table
Accepted papers are copyedited once the Editors have decided in which issue the paper will appear. Authors are given the opportunity to review the edited manuscript and then return it to the Managing Editor, who works with the compositor to typeset the issue for publication. Expect some time lag between acceptance and copyediting, and from copy-editing to publication.
If your work is accepted, please keep the Managing Editor and the Publication Assistant (email@example.com) informed of any changes in your contact information and any long absences that may prolong your response time to correspondence.
Please fill in your name, address, and email as well as institutional affiliation in the appropriate spaces, using sentence case (not upper case). You may log in at any time and change this information as needed.
In the "Abstract" field, provide an abstract of no more than 150 words. The first sentence generally describes the data, method, and purpose. Two or three other sentences state the most important findings, conclusions, and, sometimes, implications. Use only terms that will be understood by a general audience (which includes readers who have little background in statistics). Use the third-person singular or plural, depending on the number of authors of the paper ("The authors investigate how union members in U.S. manufacturing plants...").
Provide an untitled introduction of 3 to 5 paragraphs that offers a brief description of the study's central research questions, conceptual framework, and contribution to the literature. Use the first-person ("I" or "we" rather than "This study"). Do not present an outline of the paper; do not anticipate findings or conclusions. Avoid footnotes, tables and figures, and in-text cites.
Place headings (or subheadings) regularly throughout the paper to allow for easier reading and to avoid very long paragraphs. Whenever the quote or fact or argument you are borrowing appears on specific pages in the source, cite those pages rather than the entire source.
Headings and SectionsILRReview uses only three levels of headings. Use bold- face for the first two levels.
- Main heads (title-case; centered) are first.
- Second-level heads (title case; flush left) are next.
- Third-level heads (first letter of first word capitalized and italicized) are next.
- Don't skip steps: That is, no second-level headings before you use a first-level heading. Use second- and third-level headings in sets of two or more.
Methods [1st level]
Data and Sample [2nd level]
Measures [2nd level]
Independent variable [3rd level]
Dependent variables [3rd level]
Fully and separately state each hypothesis and give each a distinct number (Hypothesis 1) or number and letter (Hypothesis 1a) label. Set hypotheses off in blocks.
Hypothesis 1: There is a positive relationship between poor air quality and respiratory ailments.
Hypothesis 1a. When the air quality index decreases, more people complain of respiratory ailments.
Technical terms. To make your work more accessible to the REVIEW's wide-ranging readership, define key technical terms. These include words or phrases that a typical collegiate dictionary may define differently from you or other published scholars. Enclose in quotation marks the first appearance in your paper of each technical term.
Sexist/Biased language: Please avoid language that might be interpreted as denigrating. Do not use "he" or "she" exclusively. Using the plural -- changing "the manager . . . he" to "managers . . .they" -- is one solution; using "he or she" ("him or her") is another. Do not combine the singular and the plural: "An individual their. . . ."
Active voice and first person: Please write in the active voice ("They did it") instead of the passive voice ("It was done") to make it easy for readers to see who did what. Use the first person ("I" or "we") to describe what you, or you and your coauthors, did.
PASSIVE (less desirable): It was reported that the higher the wages paid to employees, the more effort the employees put in to their work.
ACTIVE: Joplin and Atherton (2004) reported that when firms paid higher wages to employees, the employees expended more effort at work.
Tables and Figures
Please review the tables and figures in any issue of the Review. Label tables and figures as follows:
Table 1. Title of Table
Figure 1. Title of Figure
Place Notes directly under the table or figure. If appropriate, indicate the source of the information below the notes. Use substantive table titles that are accessible to readers without a background in statistics. Include headings for all columns, including the first, descriptive column, as well as in row descriptions. Ideally, tables should be 5.5" x 7.75" for portrait orientation or vice versa for landscape. Do not use colors in your tables or figures. Ensure that the ILRReview can easily extract your tables and figures from a Word document and send them to the compositor for layout.
Use asterisks to denote statistical significance as follows:
* Statistically significant at the .10 level;
** at the .05 level;
*** at the .01 level.
Take numbers to no more than three decimal places unless finer specification is meaningful. Table footnotes should include sources, notes (keyed a, b, c, etc.) explaining cryptic or ambiguous elements, and an explanation of significance levels. The footnotes should make tables and figures as self-contained as possible.
Place all tables, figures, and appendices at the end of the document, but indicate within the paper where to place them as follows:
[Table 1 about here]
The conclusion is usually no more than two pages long. Briefly state conclusions, with reference to specific findings as necessary; recapitulate how the findings add to or differ from those of previous studies; and, if appropriate, discuss implications or unanswered questions (but avoid a detailed description of "more research needed"). As in the introductory paragraphs, avoid footnotes and in-text cites.
Use footnotes, not endnotes.


text:
Brett J. Banakis, Set And Production Designer
Home base: Brooklyn, NY
Current project(s): Designing scenery for a production of Titus Andronicus at the Anspacher Theatre for the PublicLAB Shakespeare Series; associate set design for Christine Jones on a production of Rigoletto at the Metropolitan Opera.
Most notable achievements: Last summer, I designed a project called The Little Death: Vol. 1 by Matt Marks at the Incubator Arts Project at the Ontological-Hysteric Theatre. A few years ago, I designed scenery and lights for the world premiere of Junk: A Rock Opera by Swedish band Brainpool.
When I started in this industry: I began in 2004 as an assistant set and lighting designer for a production of Paint Your Wagon at the Geffen Playhouse. I cut my teeth as a sort of resident assistant there for several years until I decided to move to New York and go to grad school at NYU.
How I got into this industry: When I was a kid, I had a giant tub of Legos that I would play with endlessly...scouring the pool of plastic bits until I would find the exact right pieces to make up worlds that were in my mind. One day, someone told me that if I played my cards right, I could do that for a career.
Influences: Paul Steinberg, Christine Jones, Andrew Lieberman, Michael Sexton, John Conklin, Neil Jampolis, Derek McLane, Jane Reisman, John Iacovelli, John Lambie, Glen Smeltzer, to name a few.
Worst advice I've ever heard: About a curved-wall model piece: "Build the wall flat, with all of the details and moldings and profiles, then curve it."
Best advice I've ever heard: "Don't think about it. Put it in the box. Glue it down." —David Stein
Favorite thing about the industry: I like that I don't know what I will be working on in six months, but I do know that it will be exciting.
Favorite design/programming/technical trick: Paul Steinberg once told me, while examining one of his scale models, a stage space filled with 40+ metal desks arranged methodically in rows, in a sigh of relief, "Everything looks better in multiples."
Plans for the future: I only hope that I can keep doing what I am doing and creating exciting work.
Other interests/side gigs: I grew up a musician, and I intend to remain one as long as I am able. I play trombone, guitar, and a little piano.
Awards/Honors: I recently had the honor of presenting a design for the Philip Glass/Allen Ginsberg opera Hydrogen Jukebox at Opera Conference 2011 in Boston, hosted by OPERA America, as part of the Robert L. B. Tobin Director-Designer Showcase; Honorable Mention, IESNYC "Liminal Luminosity" Lighting Design Competition, 2010.
Memberships: United Scenic Artists Local 829
Other: http://www.brettjbanakis.com/


text:
Tinker in Peace
A closed-source code base is a huge, ever-fading inertial mass. When it begins, with those first exhilarating lines, or even up through the first few releases, you can truly say that you are writing it. But after a while, it is more like you are tending it – or feeding it. It becomes an investment, an asset, a castle you are protecting, which means all your strategies are defensive and your dreams will not stray far from your spot of holy ground.
The bigger and more grandiose a code base becomes, the more time and effort it takes to nurture and sustain it, and even with all your love and effort, it still starts to look ragged after enough time – no matter what you do or how much you care. When the time comes for it to become something completely different, you can't just re-form it like silly putty. The best you can hope is to tweak it around the edges and force it into some kind of tenuous interface with the tools of the next generation. Eventually, the details of maintaining that interface start to undermine the aura of technical relevance one needs to sell the software. So it was with MS-DOS, Novell NetWare, and Mac OS 9.
Buy this article as PDF
(incl. VAT)
Buy Linux Magazine
Visit Our Shop
Direct Download
Read full article as PDF:003-003_comment.pdf (91.90 kB)
Tag Cloud
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.


text:
Sixth installment of the popular Final Fantasy franchise< read all 9 reviews
What happened in the three hours of the game?
After awaking from a sleep, you realize you remember nothing of your past or of who you are. A old man kindly helps you, but that time is cut short as the empire comes to the town looking t o arrest you. The old man points you in the direction of the town mines. As you make your way there you're corned by emperial guards. You happen to fall down a hole and fall unconscious. you awake to find that a thief who is part of the resistance, has rescued you. You escape the town with the help of this thief and make your way to a nearby castle where you meet other members of the resistance. This is where your adventure begins.
What was the most challenging part you completed?
The last few boss battles before you get to the final boss. If you weren't well equipped or you were under-leveled prior to these fight you would know it. the bosses hit hard. I had the strongest spell in the game (Ultima) and still had a hard time with these last couple of bosses.
What was the best part of the story?
Getting to second world. Those of you who played this game know about the story up til this point. This is possibly the best part of the game. The whole game does a 360 and you virtually start the game over again on a New Game+ save. That's how I saw it at least. It was fun going through this part of the game. it was a new adventure in and of itself
Share the most innovative gameplay mechanic.
The Espers hands down. They provided a nice boost to your stats when you leveled up or a nice boost as a passive ability. You were only given a small amount to begin with (once you unlocked the ability to use them) and getting the rest of them was your responsibility. You had to search for these magical creatures on your own.Some were really easy to miss, others were right in your face. You didn't have to search for them though. It was entirely up to the player to decide if they wanted to search for them.
What ice cream flavor best represents this game?
Final Fantasy VI is more like the building blocks of ice cream. You can modify the recipe to however you want. It's such a fun thing to tinker with until you get just the right taste that you want. With a cast of 14 characters, your party can vary each time you play through this game. Adding in all the the esper stat boosts, you can make your characters stats to however you want.
What did you think of this review?
Use Trust Points to see how much you can rely on this review.


text:
The Japanese design of our Small Balcolore Tub makes it a true must-have! With its classic lines, rope handles and fun colors, it's perfect for corralling everything from toys in a playroom to hair tools in a bathroom.
How do we measure?
We can help! Click here to chat with an expert.


text:
Bibhudutta Mohapatra – M.S., Human Environment-Business Administration, 1998
Bibhu Mohapatra mentors SCAD students.
Elle Magazine -- December 4, 2012
Seniors at The Savannah College of Art and Design have a whole lot more than winter break to look forward to, now that the school has just announced the designers taking part in its Style Lab mentorship program for this year. Bibhu Mohapatra, Mimi Plange, and Thomas Finney will work with the fashion students, while Richard Lambertson and John Truex will serve as advisers for accessory design. The inclusion of Finney, a SCAD alum, marks the first time a graduate has been a mentor. "Each of the students I met reminded me of my days at FIT. That curious blend of creativity, excitement, and drive is such a common trait in all of them," Mohapatra reflected while discussing what the experience has been like so far. "I've always remembered my early days in India when I was so deprived of information and guidance. All along I craved a mentor figure, and now I always try to support students in any areas they need help. When [SCAD] reached out to me with this opportunity, I accepted in a heartbeat." Mohapatra counts his own mentor not as someone from his school days, but rather the studio director at Halston when he worked there. "It was working under him that I learned valuable lessons about construction, fabrics, and practical things about being in the business." In his role as teacher, Mohapatra is already planning on getting down to business with hopes of leaving the next generation a keen understanding of what it takes to actually make it: "The very valuable lesson of balancing creativity and commerce." The program goes until graduation, and 19 students were chosen to participate (out of about 40 who applied). The mentors and students will meet twice a quarter to work together, but they will communicate via phone, text, or email throughout the process.


text:
Passengers are advised that check-in is open 2 hours before scheduled departure. Passengers will be unable to check-in before this time.
All our facilities are here for your convenience.
Browse through our range of facilities from restaurants and cafes to shopping and complimentary services.
Our security and baggage information will help you and your fellow travellers speed up the journey through Security.
Within this section you will find Information on:
Eating & drinking
Complimentary WiFi
Internet Access
Book your holiday.
Discover europe
Sign up. For news on competitions, new routes and articles. Be the first to know with our newsletter.
Travel & Booking
In The Airport
Visiting The Airport
Get In Touch
About & Corporate
Useful Links


text:
Bruno Mars
- Real Name:
- Peter Gene Hernandez
- Date of Birth:
- October 8, 1985
- Hometown:
- Honolulu, Hawaii
- Resides in:
- Los Angeles
Bruno Mars has been perfecting his stage show as a toddler performing in his family's Vegas-style revue as an Elvis and Michael Jackson impersonator around Waikiki Beach. Mars, who taught himself to play drums, guitar and piano, wanted more than copycatting legends for tourists so he moved to Los Angeles after high school. Solo aspirations were put on hold when The Smeezingtons, the production team he founded with Philip Lawrence and Ari Levine, were hired to craft hits for folks like Flo Rida ("Right Round"), Travie McCoy ("Billionaire") and Cee-Lo ("F—k You"). After earning kudos for guesting on B.o.B's "Nothin' On You," he finally released his 2010 debut, Doo-Wops & Hooligans, which included multi-platinum hits "Just The Way You Are," "Grenade" and "The Lazy Song." He encountered a minor setback when he was arrested for cocaine possession in Las Vegas in 2010. He wrote "It Will Rain" for the "Twilight" soundtrack. His sophomore effort, Unorthodox Jukebox, followed in 2012 and produced even more hits like "Locked Out Of Heaven" and "Young Girls." He's collected a variety of accolades along the way including 13 Grammy nominations (and a win for Best Pop Vocal), a People's Choice Award, an American Music Award, membership in the elite club of artists who host and perform on "Saturday Night Live" and a spot on the 2011 "Time Magazine" 100 most influential people list. He's taking his pompadour, fancy footwork and feel-good melodies to the 2014 Super Bowl halftime show.
Bruno Mars Search Results
Bruno Mars | Celebrity | Wonderwall - MSN EntertainmentEverything you ever wanted to know about Bruno Mars on Wonderwall.com, the fun interactive celebrity destination from...Wonderwall
Bruno Mars dedicates Cleveland concert to car crash ...R&B star Bruno Mars made a young car crash survivor's dreams come true on Saturday by inviting the fan to his show in...Wonderwall
2014 Grammy Awards: 36 most buzzed-about moments | Gallery ...Dedication Bruno Mars dedicated his Grammy win for Pop Vocal Album to is mother, who died in June 2013. "I hope you're...Wonderwall
Mars' rep: 'Bruno is not gay' | Story | WonderwallWENN, Tuesday, April 3, 2012, 11:11am (PDT) Bruno Mars' representative has dismissed reports suggesting the pop star...Wonderwall
Bruno Mars Makes 'Heaven'-ly Ascent To No. 1 On Hot 100 ...Billboard -- Bruno Mars bounds to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, as "Locked Out of Heaven" rises 2-1 in its 10th...Wonderwall
Bruno Mars 'Locked' at No. 1 on Hot 100, Taylor Swift ...Billboard -- Bruno Mars holds atop the Billboard Hot 100, as "Locked Out of Heaven" spends a fourth week at No. 1....Wonderwall
Bruno Mars cleared in Las Vegas cocaine possession case ...LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Pop star Bruno Mars was cleared of a felony cocaine possession case in Nevada on Wednesday, after his...Wonderwall
Bruno Mars, 'Unorthodox Jukebox': Track-By-Track Review ...Billboard -- Bruno Mars is extremely talented -- we've known this since he popped up without warning singing the hook...Wonderwall
Bruno Mars Has Top Hot 100 Spot 'Locked' Up Again | Story ...Billboard -- Bruno Mars remains atop the Billboard Hot 100, as "Locked Out of Heaven" spends a second week at No. 1....Wonderwall
Bruno Mars, James Arthur Easily Top U.K. Charts | Story ...The Associated Press, Monday, December 17, 2012, 4:30am (PST) Billboard -- In the last sales charts before the the...Wonderwall
From Elle
From Crowd Ignite


text:
- Musician's Friend Best Selection, Price & Service. Guaranteed.
Need Help? Call our Gear Heads at 800-449-9128Private Reserve Guitars 866-926-1923
Need Help? Call our Gear Heads at 800-449-9128
Form meets function in these interlocking in-ear headphones.
The IL100 in-ear stereophones from Koss feature a unique, patented interlocking earpiece design that makes storage quick and easy-on-the-go. The frame is constructed from highly polished aluminum and surrounded by flexible, soft-touch material that helps isolate sound and adds comfort for long listening. The 9mm drives deliver a crisp, clear audio performance.
Order these functional interlocking stereophones 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:
One Hand ClappingNORM PATTIS, The Connecticut Law Tribune
Norm Pattis: Family Gathering Ends On Bittersweet Notes
I am not going to demonstrate to skeptics that there is such a thing as a sub-conscious, or unconscious, mind. Some of you won't need convincing; you already harbor the belief that things, even seemingly random things, often happen for a reason. But for those of you who regard Sigmund Freud as a quack, I'm going to silence you once and for all.
What's being said
Comments are not moderated. To report offensive comments, click here.
Preparing comment abuse report for Article# 1202645535463
Thank you!
This article's comments will be reviewed.


text:
This self-guided course is provided free of charge by the Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) International Forensic Program. The course modules were developed by PHR staff and other forensic experts experienced in the assessment, planning and implementation of human rights forensic projects, including the investigation of mass graves. It is intended as a resource for those new to the field, especially in countries where training is not available, and as an overview for those whose expertise is limited to specific areas of investigation.
*Please register to access the course content. If you are registered already, please login.


text:
A big clean up is underway at Amelia High School following a prank.
Several trees were toilet papered and the sign in front of the school was also changed.
No word on any suspects in the prank or if the school system plans to punish those responsible.
635 W. 7th Street
Cincinnati, OH 45203
Switchboard: (513) 421-1919
Newsroom: (513) 421-0119
Press releases: firstname.lastname@example.com
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Kitchen Rehab
February 16, 2014 in Kitchen by Joe
Nothing much has been happening around here lately so I haven't been updating this blog as often as I'd like to be. I know, shame on me! I should probably be punished.
However, a couple weeks ago something awesome happened. Wait for it…. We ordered our kitchen cabinets! That deserves a thousand exclamation points but I didn't want to go too over board and break the internet. So with that news that means things are going to start happening as we near the undertaking of our first major home rehab project. Finally!
My original plan was to go with white cabinets. I just love how clean and bright a room with white cabinets looks. I wanted to go white also for the fact that it would make the room feel bigger. I quickly found out though that getting white kitchen cabinets made out of real wood would be an issue. They all seem to be manufactured with some crappy plastic overlay. If it chips, you're pretty much screwed. No refinishing there. No thanks!
So instead of going with the white cabinets we decided to skip all the way to the complete opposite end of the spectrum and go with a nice dark coffee brown, shaker style. The kitchen will be mostly open to the whole house so I'm not too worried about going so dark in such a small space.
Before the kitchen rehab is even ready to be tackled we have so many other steps to take in preparation though. Yes, we seem to be stricken with road bumps at every turn. That's what makes it fun, right? Right!? At least that's what I'm telling myself. When you are basically changing the entire layout of a whole house though, I guess you can't expect everything to go smooth and fast.
Step one. Remove the furnace chimney that runs through kitchen area. Wait that's not step one, I'm getting ahead of myself already. First we have to get our new furnace and water heater purchased and installed. The type that can be vented out the side of a house rather than needing a chimney. So as you can see our first little bump is actually quite a large mountain. The new furnace and water heater will be at least 3grand or more I'm guessing. Then we have to traverse up on to the roof and start to disassemble the chimney. All the way to the basement ceiling at least. I've never done this or have seen it done so I don't know how easy or quick this chimney removal is going to be.
After The chimney is gone, without falling off the roof hopefully, that's when things will start to happen in a big way in the kitchen. The to-do list is long and pricey.
- Remove 95% of wall between kitchen and dining room.
- Put new back porch access in room next to kitchen
- Seal porch access door in kitchen
- Install wall studs
- Install insulation
- Run electric/gas lines/plumbing
- New drywall on ceiling
- Drywall walls
- Painting
- Install hardwood floors
- Install cabinets!!!!!
- Install lighting
Whew! That's a lot of things to do, and I'm sure I'm missing a bunch of little things on that list.
The last step to our complete, brand new kitchen will be counter tops. We'll probably have to live with plywood counter tops for awhile while we save up for the granite counter tops. Naturally every one we pick out and love is the top of line, most expensive stone. Crap! I cannot wait to cook in and enjoy our new kitchen. It is going to be awesome!
So who is coming over to enjoy a meal out of my fancy new kitchen when it's complete?


text: Hundreds of campers braved the cold weather all in an effort to win free chicken for a year. It's called 'The First 100', which is a celebration of the latest Chick-Fil-A location in Frisco. The first 100 people in line received a coupon good for one combo meal a week for 52 weeks. Despite the cold temps many bundled up for their chance to win.


text:
Announcing the Inaugural AAS-in-ASIA Conference
Asia in Motion: Heritage and Transformation
The National University of Singapore, July 17–19, 2014
The Association for Asian Studies (AAS), the Asia Research Institute (ARI), and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) of the National University of Singapore are pleased to announce the inaugural AAS-in-ASIA conference, "Asia in Motion: Heritage and Transformation," to be held July 17–19, 2014 at the National University of Singapore.
The AAS-in-ASIA conference will build upon emerging visions and trends in Asian studies within Asia. By bringing together scholars and specialists on Asia within Asia as well as from other parts of the world at a gathering in Asia, we hope to spark new and fruitful collaborations. The AAS also expects to reach out to scholars of Asia who might not usually attend an AAS conference in North America. It is our hope that the conference will stimulate new networks among scholars within Asia and beyond, providing broader inter-continental connections for the future of Asian studies.
The AAS-in-ASIA, "Asia in Motion" conferences, are not intended to take the place of the AAS Annual Conference held each spring in North America. They will have programs of roughly 50 panels with an anticipated total of 300–500 participants, including panelists.
The inaugural AAS-in-ASIA conference in SINGAPORE in 2014 will be followed by conferences in TAIPEI in 2015 and KYOTO in 2016.
AAS-in-ASIA conferences will be held in summer to make it possible for participants—especially those from North America and Europe—to combine attendance at the conference with a research trip to Asia.
The 2014 conference will be held at NUS's beautiful new U-Town campus. An educational hub complete with residential spaces, teaching facilities and study clusters, U-Town creates a lively intellectual, social, and cultural environment. It offers conference and educational facilities with state-of-the-art technology, food and beverage facilities, and social spaces, all within walking distance of the main campus and close to transportation networks to the city center and attractions.
Accommodation at affordable rates will be available in U-Town dormitories at NUS. Arrangements have also been made at area hotels, to provide a variety of housing options.
The 2014 AAS-in-ASIA conference is jointly sponsored by the Association for Asian Studies (AAS), the Asia Research Institute (ARI), and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) of the National University of Singapore, with support from the Singapore Tourism Board.
For detailed information about the conference, please view:
For further information about the Association for Asian Studies, please visit www.asian-studies.org.


text: Our services for Companies When you're setting up a company, we'll support every step of the process. Formation & implementation Domiciliation & management Legal administration Accounting & reporting More services Our services for Funds We'll help you create and manage the type of fund that best meets your individual needs. Fiduciary services Legal administration Accounting and reporting Our services for Capital Markets From management to administration for capital markets across the world. SPV & trustee services Treasury management services Depositary services Our services for Private Wealth We take a proactive approach in structuring managing and protecting your assets using trusts, foundations and other vehicles. Structuring and administration Intellectual property About us We're the world's leading provider of trust and corporate management services. We'll tailor our services to your needs and wherever in the world you do business, you'll find we have an office nearby. More about us Corporate Services From incorporation of companies to administration and accounting; we support you in setting up, maintaining and managing your companies, wherever in the world you want to do business. More about corporate services Fund Services From design to formation and ongoing administration, Intertrust has the expertise you need to create and manage your investment fund - with specialist professionals based in the key jurisdictions worldwide. More about fund services Capital Markets Services Intertrust offers management and administration services to capital markets across the world and has been at the forefront of the development of structured financing and its related products. More about capital markets services Private Wealth Services We specialise in acting for international, entrepreneurial families and take a proactive approach in structuring, managing and protecting your assets using trusts, foundations and other solutions. More about private wealth services Our offices Americas BVI Bahamas Brazil Canada Cayman Islands Curacao USA Europe Belgium Cyprus Denmark Guernsey Ireland Luxembourg Russia Spain Sweden Switzerland The Netherlands Turkey United Kingdom Asia & Middle East China Dubai Hong Kong Singapore News & updates 15 July 2014 Intertrust Luxembourg licensed as AIFMD depositary for non-financial assets Intertrust Group is pleased to announce that its Luxembourg office is licensed by the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance to act as depositary for non-financial assets. Acting as a depositary supplements Intertrust's existing offering to Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), which includes Central Administration and Transfer Agency services. Read more 4 June 2014 Interested in working at Intertrust? Have a look at our new, improved career website. Intertrust Group is delighted to introduce its new, improved career website. Read more 3 June 2014 Read the June issue of our global newsletter The June 2014 issue of our external newsletter is now available. In this edition, our experts reflect on the final steps in implementing FATCA (are you ready for implementation?), and on recent economic, legal and fiscal developments in Switzerland – and how we can help. Read more 8 May 2014 Intertrust to attend Global ABS 2014 in Barcelona Intertrust Group will be exhibiting in Barcelona, during the Global ABS 2014 conference taking place from 10-12 June 2014 at the Barcelona International Convention Centre, Spain. Read more More news


text:
Expired Property Listing
This property is disabled.
Luxury Gulf Coast Condo in Cape Coral
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Tarpon Point
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 2,000 - $ 6,000 / month
vacation rental description
Fantastic Marina View!!!!,The Amelia Has A Kitchen Cafe. Fully Furnished, 6th floor views of
Sanibel and Captiva along with long views of The Caloosahatchee River and The Gulf Of Mexico. This
Unit Is Located In Building #2 With A Beautiful Lobby, Semi Private Elevators, and Security/Gate
Guard. Private Clubhouse, Lagoon Pool And Much More!!2-car enclosed private Garage. Marina Village
Is Scheduled To Open In Nov.2009 With Waterfront Rstaurants And Shops, Plus A Condo/hotel.
3 bed / 3.5 bath / study
2888 sq. ft. under air
3813 total sq. ft.
condo rental amenities
Tarpon Landings - Condos, Condominiums, Rentals, And Flats, For Sale In Cape Coral FL. Tarpon
Landings in Tarpon Point Marina has 14 stories, 70 units per building, for a total of 210 units.
There is a clubhouse, pool, exercise room, tennis courts, and also a putting green, sauna, a
community room, and marina.
activities and attractions in Cape Coral Gulf Coast South
Overlooking the marina and the Caloosahatchee River, Marina Village boasts an assortment of leisure
activities. Fine waterfront restaurants will welcome patrons arriving by land and sea, with room for
boaters to dock their vessels. Retail stores will offer fine men's and ladies' apparel and
accessories as well as goodies for the whole family.
Activities include:
Marina (Visit the MARINA WEBSITE)
Ship's Store
Retail Shopping
Fisherman's Locker Room
Walking Trails
Fitness Room
Golf Training Area
Concierge Service
Day Spa
Swimming Pools
Resort Hotel
Waterfront Dining
high-class food and beverages all directly on the waterfront
vacation rental rates
Dec-April $5,500/mo
May-Aug $2,500/mo
Sept-Nov $3,500/mo
Multiple month discounts, short or long term rentals available. Fully furnished


text:
Previous |
October 11, 2013
Photo by Frank Tilley
• Buy This Photo
East wide receiver #80 Deondric Lofton carries the ball in the annual city gam between East and West.
Send this to a friend
Copy and paste the link:
Blog about this page.
Forgot your password?
Type your email address below and click the sign up button to create an account.
Your email


text:
By JOHN KLINE
GOSHEN — Editor's note: In anticipation of today's Celebrate America event at Black Squirrel Golf Club, The Goshen News has profiled local Korean War -era veterans the past several days. We hope you enjoyed getting to know some of our local unsung heroes. Today's event begins at 6:30 p.m. with a concert and a program honoring veterans. Fireworks will start around 10:15 p.m.
War changes things. That's a statement Goshen brothers Lyle and Don Burtsfield know all too well.
Born in the early 1930s — Don in 1932 and Lyle in 1933 — the Burtsfield brothers were raised in a little home along U.S. 33 on Goshen's south side with very little exposure to the outside world. That all changed with the arrival of the Korean War in 1950.
Don's service
As the oldest of the two brothers, Don was first to enter the military, joining the Air Force in 1952. He went on to complete his basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
"I'd never been away from home before," Don said of the experience. "It was totally new to me. Then after that I went to school to learn how to build radio towers."
Following basic training, Don worked for three months in California with a firefighting detail before being transferred to Washington, D.C., where he would remain until March of 1953.
"That's when I was sent to Iceland," Don said. "The war was going pretty strong then, and they sent me up there to build radio towers. We ended up being there for about five and a half months. You'd think Iceland would be bad as far as the weather, but actually the average temperature is 52 degrees. I do remember the first day of summer up there, though. We all stayed up, naturally, because the sun never sets. I'd never seen anything like it."
After completing his radio tower work in Iceland, Don returned once again to the states where he was transferred to Massachusetts for another radio tower construction project.
"That's where I finished up," Don said of his military service. "I got home in December of 1955."
Looking back on the nearly 60 years that have passed since his service during the Korean War, Don said he is proud of his time spent in the military and sees it as an experience that all young people today should have.
"If for nothing else, just to see how it is out there, to see how the rest of the world lives," Don said. "And it's just good training. I mean, just look at me. I'd never been nowhere before my military service. It kind of opens your eyes to things."
Lyle's service
For Lyle, his service with the military began in 1954 with his entry into the Army.
"I was 21 at the time," Lyle said. "I volunteered for the draft. There were about six or seven of us from the area that went in at the same time."
After making it through basic training in Missouri, Lyle left for South Korea in the fall of 1954, spending his first six months in Pusan before being transferred to Seoul. With the armistice having been signed in 1953, South Korea was in a period of reconstruction at the time of Lyle's arrival in the county.
"I was a heavy equipment mechanic," Lyle said. "The outfit I was in, they built roads and stuff, and we took care of the equipment so they could do that."
Due to his arrival after the armistice, Lyle was fortunate never to have encountered any fighting during his military service.
"The fighting was over when I got there, so it wasn't all bad," Lyle said. "It was still not good up at the 38th Parallel (the division between North and South Korea), but where we was at, it was pretty decent. It wasn't like home, of course, but we made due with what we had."
Lyle's military service officially ended in January 1956, a month after his anticipated discharge date of December 1955.
"We were supposed to come back in December, but they ended up sending a bunch of Koreans home so they could see how Christmas was here in the states," Lyle said. "So we stayed over in Korea for another month, and they got to come home."
Looking back now at his time in the military, Lyle said he's proud of his time spent in the Army and thankful of the experience.
"I'm glad I went," Lyle said. "There was no fighting when I was there, so it wasn't too bad of a deal. Even if I'd had to go earlier, though, I'd probably have went anyway. But it worked out all right in the end."
Today both Don and Lyle live within a mile of each other along C.R. 44.


text:
Did a dog leave him a voice mail?by Justin
I don't know all the details...but this is a woman leaving a voicemail for her boyfriend...she had missed his phone call. This was ...Read More »
Cat Loves Beardby Jeff Frieders
"What's in there? I know there's gotta be something cool in there. I just gotta dig deeper" Any of your pets ever have a facisna...Read More »
Never fails; pet rescue required in heat waveby Jack Taylor
Honestly, how many times do pet owners need to be reminded about the dangers of leaving their friends unattended in cars? It's not ...Read More »
Cat Discovers Static Electricityby Jeff Frieders
"Ummmm... Little help, here? This thing won't let go of me." YouTube Description: Cat, balloon and electrostaticsRead More »
Another Reason Why Dogs are Better Than Cats...by Storm Avery
A dog saved a cat's life with a blood transfusion. By JohnJ1212 (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa...Read More »
VIDEO: Animals Jumping On Trampolines! - Watch Here! - Funny!by Ben Olson
VIDEO: Animals Jumping On Trampolines! - Watch Here! - Funny!Read More »
And They Called it Puppy Love!by Sean Stevens
This pup can't wait to see his best friend every day! So excited that his butt wiggles with joy and he just can't stop kissing his ...Read More »
Pets: Bring 'em or leave 'em?by Ken Lanphear
While at the Farmers Market this past weekend, I noticed someone shopping with a small dog on a leash. Now, the Farmers Market in K...Read More »


text:
Police were trying to determine what sparked a fight that turned into a deadly shooting Wednesday in Phoenix.
One man died and another was in critical condition after the shooting near 42nd Drive and Thunderbird Road, said Phoenix police Sgt. James Holmes.
Police said a 60-year-old woman called 911 after her son and her boyfriend got into a fight, Holmes said.
Her 55-year-old boyfriend died from his wounds and 33-year-old son is still fighting for his life in the hospital, Holmes said.
Copyright 2013 CBS 5 (KPHO Broadcasting Corporation). All rights reserved.
3933 Washington Road
Augusta, GA 30907
(706) 650-5400
FCC Public File
(706) 650-5400
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Work on the SOWEGA Council on Aging's new Senior Life Enrichment Center in Albany is nearly half finished.
Thursday, Council board members and Albany's mayor got a look at the facility. It's 45,000 square feet, and will provide community programs to people 50 and over throughout the region.
The state of the art building sits on donated land worth $1.2 Million from Phoebe-Putney Memorial Hospital. It's something the SOWEGA executive director has been envisioning for twenty years, and today board members were given a tour of the site.
"It's just wonderful! We're able to put everything in here. All of our offices that serve the 14 counties, and then our senior center activities will be here. Our congregate meals, home delivered meals will be prepared here," said Kay Hind, Executive Director.
The new center will feature multi-purpose rooms, offices, conference rooms, a gymnasium, and even an area for dancing in the dining hall. Construction is on track, and about 45% complete so far. It's scheduled for completion by the end of November Aesthetics and comfort were also important when designing the building.
"The most important factor was to make the building comfortable, make it positive, make it home for everybody...no matter what your economic class was," said George Flynn, Design Architect.
And natural light plays a huge part in overall comfort.
"People always feel better in natural light. It doesn't make any difference what age they are or what the activity is. Fatigue is lower in natural light, general well-being is better in natural light," said Flynn.
Hind says the new center is a big improvement in the community, and hopes the project could improve surrounding home values.
Kay Hind says she's proud of the new building and is thankful for the support of the board and the staff. More than 80 employees are expected to work at the facility when it opens by Christmas.
Copyright 2013 WALB. All rights reserved.
P.O. Box 3130
Albany, GA 31706
(229) 446-1010
FCC Public File
(229) 446-4005
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Welcome to Baystate Health's Physician & Advanced Practitioner Recruitment Portal
Baystate Health is a nationally ranked, award-winning, multi-institution health care system located in the beautiful Connecticut River Valley of Western Massachusetts.
Just steps from the ivy-covered buildings of prestigious colleges and universities, Baystate Health physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives enjoy easy access to Boston and New York City, the snow-covered slopes of Vermont, and the beaches of the Cape and Islands.
Baystate Health is nestled in a community rich in history, academia and diversity, ideal for enjoying the Northeast and all that it has to offer.


text:
Do You Own Multiple Charge Cards? Leave Some at Home
Safeguarding Your Financial Information and Identity
Do You Own Multiple Charge Cards? Leave Some at Home
The average American owns more than three credit cards; if you're like most people, you probably keep all your cards in your wallet or pocketbook. But what happens if your wallet or pocketbook is lost or stolen? All your credit cards along with other valuables are instantly at risk.
Consider only taking the card or cards you need. If you are heading to the grocery store, leave retail charge cards at home. And only take one credit card with you that way if you do lose your wallet, your other cards are safe, and you will only have to alert one credit card company that your card has been lost. Not only will your financial identity be safer, but you'll reduce the hassles you face if the worst does happen.
And while you're at it, keep contact numbers for all your charge cards and accounts in a safe place that way if you need to call to report lost cards, you can do so quickly and easily.


text:
No. 28 FGCU Defeats Sacred Heart in Final Game of the Series
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU baseball team used an 11-run fifth inning to take game four of the series with Sacred Heart, 15-2, on Sunday afternoon at Swanson Stadium. The Eagles took three out of the four games against the Pioneers.
With the win, FGCU moves to 6-1 on the season, while Sacred Heart falls to 1-3.
Pete Woodworth (St. Petersburg, Fla.) earned his second win of the 2010 season. Woodworth threw six complete innings, allowed six hits, two runs (one earned) and struck out two.
Mike Olszyk received the loss for Sacred Heart. Olszyk threw four innings, allowing seven hits, striking out four batters, and giving up five runs (four earned) in the losing effort.
FGCU grabbed the early lead after scoring twice in the bottom of the second. Freshman Mike Reeves (Peterborough, Ontario) got things started, drawing a leadoff walk on four straight pitches and moved to third following a one-out single up the middle by Josh Chester (Weston, Fla.). Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla.) gave the Eagles the lead with two outs on a single to right field that scored Reeves and gave the Blue and Green the 1-0 advantage.
FGCU's lead was short lived as Sacred Heart evened the score in the top of the third. An FGCU error put Steve Tedesco on first base with one out. One pitch later, Chris Whittemore singled to right field and advanced Tedesco to third, who later scored on a sacrifice fly by Jeff Heppner that evened the score at one apiece.
Woodworth needed just four pitches to get through the Pioneers half of the fourth inning before FGCU took their second lead of the game. The Eagles added two runs in the bottom of the fourth, as Kurtis Mullaney (Jacksonville, Fla.) reached on an error by the Pioneers shortstop with one out, and Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario) singled to move Mullaney into scoring position. Alvarez came up big again, this time sending a single through the right side that scored Mullaney and advanced Wickens to third. Wickens later scored on a balk by Sacred Heart's starting pitcher Olszyk, giving the Eagles a 3-1 lead.
The Pioneers cut into the FGCU lead in the fifth, as Mike Drowne led off with a double to right field and later scored on a groundout to second base by Whittmore, bringing the score to 3-2.
The FGCU bats heated up in the bottom of the fifth as they plated 11 runs on nine hits, as 15 batters came up to the plate. Tim Roberson (West Palm Beach, Fla.) led off the inning with a single to center field and Reeves beat out a dribbler down the first base line. Luke Smierciak (Gainesville, Fla.) was hit by a 1-1 pitch to load the bases with no outs, prompting a Sacred Heart pitching change. Chester welcomed Pioneers reliever Mike Korevec with a single to right field that scored Roberson (4-2) but Sacred Heart's right fielder made a great throw and nailed Reeves at the plate, recording the first out of the inning. After another hit-by-pitch loaded the bases again, Wickens sent a single to center field that plated Smierciak to score the Eagles fifth run of the game. Just two pitches later, Alvarez brought in his third and fourth RBI of the game on a single through the right side that scored both Mullaney and Chester. Austin Gaines (Dunedin, Fla.) sent a RBI single to right field and Zach Maxfield (North Port, Fla.) recorded his first RBI of the day on a sacrifice fly to right field that gave FGCU the 9-2 lead and prompted the second Sacred Heart pitching change of the inning.
Sacred Heart brought in James Ineson with one out and FGCU's Gaines on first base. Ineson walked Roberson and Reeves on nine pitches before Smierciak singled, bringing in Gaines to increase the Eagles lead to 10-2. Two pitches later, Chester recorded his second and third RBI of the inning off a single to left field that scored Smierciak and Roberson, while Reeves came across on a fielding error by the left fielder. Chester later scored on a single by Mullaney that gave FGCU the 14-2 lead after five innings of play.
In the seventh inning, FGCU added another run as Mullaney recorded his second RBI of the game off a single to right center that scored Reeves, who reached previously on a single through the right side, and that's where the score would stand (15-2) when the final out was recorded.
Offensively, FGCU was led by Chester who went 4-for-6 with two runs scored and three RBI, and Alvarez who went 3-for-5 with two stolen bases and four RBI. Four other Eagles collected multiple hits on the day, Mullaney went 2-for-3 with two runs scored and two RBI, Wickens finished 3-for-6 with one RBI and two runs scored, Reeves went 2-for-3 with three runs scored and Roberson went 2-for-5 with two runs scored.
The Eagles return to the diamond on Wednesday, March 3 at 6:00 p.m. for a mid-week matchup against the Wolverines of Michigan at Swanson Stadium for 'Swingin' at Swanson'. For ticket information, please contact the FGCU Ticket Office at 239-590-7145 or go to www.fgcuathletics.com/tickets.
|Copyright ©2014 FGCU Athletics. All Rights Reserved.


text:
The Davidson County juvenile court has processed hundreds of criminal cases, since school let out in May, ranging from misdemeanors to serious offenses, but the numbers for teen crime are actually down.
"Statistically, in the past, there has been a spike in the summers of mischief type crimes," said Davidson Juvenile Court Magistrate Melinda Rigsby.
Rigsby has been prosecuting juvenile offenders in Metro Nashville for nearly 20 years.
Despite recent high profile crimes like Wednesday's home invasion and chase in north Nashville allegedly involving at least one teen, the magistrate says she's seen fewer cases come into her courtroom.
"We are down in a lot of areas. The crime of vandalism, the burglaries, they are down a little from last year," Rigsby said.
She credits the juvenile court's revised docket system and probation program, which Rigsby says has led to a spike in curfew and possession cases.
"Those room searches have proven invaluable in finding contraband. There's been drugs, weapons removed. Hopefully the streets are safer," she said.
The juvenile justice center handles about 7,000 delinquency cases every year, and roughly 1,500 of those are during the summer months. It includes everything from petty crimes like trespassing and vandalism to rape and murder.
"I'm surprised there's not more of this kind of violence," said the Rev. Enoch Fuzz, with Corinthian Missionary Baptist Church.
Enoch was part of a coalition of community leaders that met with U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder this week, to address juvenile crime among other issues.
"We're failing with education. We're failing with activities. It used to be in the summer, children had things to do," Fuzz said. "We've got to get them involved."
For that, he says, it's going to take support from the whole community.
At any given time there are about 25 to 30 juveniles housed at the detention center downtown, and right now there are about 400 juveniles on probation in Davidson County.
Copyright 2013 WSMV (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved.
715 South Jefferson Street
Jackson, Mississippi 39201
(601) 948-3333
WLBT FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning
WDBD FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Ryan threw his second touchdown of the 2011 Pro Bowl late in the second quarter, a 25-yard jump ball to Arizona Cardinas WR Larry Fitzgerald. It was a similar pass to the earlier one that was picked off by New England Patriots CB Devin McCourty, but this one found its target.
On the next NFC drive, St. Louis Rams RB Steven Jackson banged in a 21-yard touchdown run to put the NFC up 42-0. This is the most explosive event to happen in Hawaii since Manua Loa erupted in 1984. And in case you're wondering, the biggest Pro Bowl win ever was a 45-3 NFC win in 1984.
The NFC has more touchdowns than the AFC has first downs. The NFC should go for two next time, because then they'd have a Hawaii Five-O, am I right?
Kansas City Chiefs QB Matt Cassel entered the game before halftime, relieving Indianapolis Colts QB Peyton Manning. Bill Belichick is just going to keep throwing quarterbacks at the field to see if any of them can avoid turning the ball over to Washington Redskins players. Cassel at least broke form, throwing his pick to Minnesota Vikings CB Antoine Winfield.