text:
Click on the image below to see a larger interactive version of the campus library map.
You can also view/download a PDF map of library locations. For library contact information and building addresses, visit our directory.
You can access UCB Library resources from off campus or via your laptop or other mobile device using one of two simple methods:
Proxy Server
After you make a one-time change in your web browser settings, the proxy server will ask you to log in with a CalNet ID or Library PIN when you click on the link to a licensed resource. See the setup instructions, FAQ, and Troubleshooting pages to configure your browser.
VPN (Virtual Private Network)
After you install and run the VPN "client" software on your computer, you can log in with a CalNet ID to establish a secure connection with the campus network.
Looking for a location in Doe, Main Stacks or Moffitt? Try the floorplans, or ask for assistance!
Please note: this course guide was created during a previous semester, and is no longer being actively maintained. For a list of current course guides, please see http://lib.berkeley.edu/alacarte/course-guides.
Items listed as being in the "Doe Reference Hall" are on the 2nd floor of Doe Library, in the same hall as the reference desk.
Items listed as being in "Doe Reference" are on the 2nd floor of Doe Library, in the North Reading Room.
To find books, DVDs, maps, sound recordings, manuscripts, and much more - everything except articles - use a library catalog.
OskiCat = most UC Berkeley libraries
MELVYL = all UC campus libraries, including all UC Berkeley libraries
What's the difference? more details here
For each item make sure you know the name of the physical library, call number, and whether or not it's checked out, library use only, etc.
Call numbers are on the spine of the book; learn how to read them so you can find what you need on the shelves.
1. a keyword search; find other search terms
keywords: italian* mass media
* = truncation symbol/wildcard: child* = child, childs, children, childish, childhood...
italian* movie*
mafia* movie*
gangster film*
modify search
language: english
2. finding literary criticism
hemingway farewell to arms criticism and interpretation
highsmith criticism and interpretation
Search an article database to find citations (title, author, title of journal, date, page numbers) for articles on a particular topic. The Library gives you access to over 200 article databases covering different disciplines.
1. Think about which academic disciplines might write about your topic. Examples: literature, film, anthropology, history...
2. Find the appropriate article database by subject (academic discipline or department). Look for "Recommended" databases.
Library home > Articles > Article Databases by Subject
Sample Searches in MLA Bibliography (literary criticism)
Library home > Articles > Article Databases by Subject > Literature > MLA Bibliography
talented mr ripley (keywords)
film* or movie* or cinema* (keywords)
Sample Searches in Film and Television Full Text
Library home > Articles > Article Databases by Subject > Film > Film and Television Full Text
detective montalbano (select a field optional)
commissario montalbano (select a field optional)
Once you've searched a database to find articles, you may need to use to link to a PDF or html file if the full text is not immediately available. Each database is a bit different, but a good rule of thumb is this: when you see the Uc-eLinks icon click on it to view your article access options, which can range from full text to a call number to an Interlibrary Loan request:
For more information, here's a tutorial on using UC-eLinks.
Library home > Articles > General Article Databases > JSTOR
Everyone Loves JSTOR:
If you want to use Google for research, use Google Books or Google Scholar.
Use the Advanced Search for more searching options.
Please note that Google Books search results do not necessarily include the full text of the book; some include no text at all, some include a limited preview (only some pages of the book).
When you use Google Scholar, make sure to update your Scholar Preferences (see below) so you'll be able to use UC e-links to find the UC Berkeley library locations/online availability of the articles.
Step 1: If you haven't already done this, set up your proxy server access by following the directions at http://proxy.lib.berkeley.edu/. When you get to a point where you are accessing resources that the Library pays for, you will be prompted for your CalNet ID and password. For more help see: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/doemoff/tutorials/proxy.html
Step 2: Change your "Scholar Preferences." Access these by clicking on the small icon in the upper right of the screen.
Step 3: In search box next to "Library Links," type in University of California Berkeley and click on "Find Library"
Step 4: Check all the boxes next to "University of California Berkeley"
Step 5: Click on "Save Preferences" at bottom of page
You already know that you should evaluate anything you find on the Internet. Here are some reminders of what to look for.
In order to avoid plagiarism, you must give credit when
This content is part of the Understanding Plagiarism tutorial created by the Indiana University School of Education.
The UCB Library Guide to Citing Your Sources discusses why you should cite your sources and links to campus resources about plagiarism. It also includes links to guides for frequently used citation styles. Also:
Research Advisory Service for Cal Undergraduates
Book a 30-minute appointment with a librarian who will help refine and focus research inquiries, identify useful online and print sources, and develop search strategies for humanities and social sciences topics (examples of research topics).
Schedule, view, edit or cancel your appointment online (CalNetID required)
This service is for Cal undergraduates only. Graduate students and faculty should contact the library liaison to their department or program for specialized reference consultations.
Other ways to get help: in person, by e-mail, contacting librarian specialists...
And of course: e-mail Corliss!
Go To Full Version


text:
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - The city of Toledo collected nearly $3 million from red-light or speed cameras in 2012 - and officials expect that number will be even higher this year.
But city leaders insist the cameras - which target speeders or red-light runners who are then issued citations by mail - are not about making money, but making the city safer.
The Blade newspaper reports that Toledo took in nearly $788,000 from the cameras in 2010, and about $1 million in 2011. The city expects to collect about $4.2 million from the cameras this year.
More than 68,000 citations were issued last year from the cameras in Toledo.
Automated red-light and speeding cameras have withstood numerous legal challenges in Ohio, including a 2008 Ohio Supreme Court ruling.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The wait is over! Download the BeerAdvocate app on iTunes or Google Play now.
Get 12 issues / year of BeerAdvocate magazine for only $9.99!
Dark Hollow Artisanal Ale - Blue Mountain Brewery
Displayed for educational use only; do not reuse.
Ratings: 525 | Reviews: 143 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by mpyle:
4.25/5 rDev +9%
Thanks to my coworker TB for this bottle. A "Best by June-2014" bottle consumed in Sept 2013.
Opaque color, poured a moderate tan colored head with reasonable retention for 10% beer
Rich aroma with alcohol and vanilla, a bit of coffee, and some sour notes in the wood aroma.
Big malt flavor up front, some plum-like dark fruit to go with a sweet coffee flavor. Complex and not overly sweet. Barrel aging character is present, but not overpowering. Some wood, and not terribly boozy. Bitterness in the finish is subtle, and gently transitions to a slightly woody finish. Alcohol flavors are well controlled.
Fairly chewy, big body. Relatively low carbonation, and some pleasant alcohol warming. Low carbonation helps give it a softer feel.
Not always a huge fan of Imp Stouts, but found this one big and complex, yet gentle and drinkable. The barrel aging adds another element without overwhelming the base beer.
09-07-2013 19:54:31 | More by mpyle
More User Reviews:
North Carolina
3.8/5 rDev -2.6%
Poured into an imperial nonic a deep choclate borwn with a nice looking one finger beige head atop.Aromas of light bourbon and vanilla,a decent amount of roast and earth as well.Flavors don't have alot of complex ity really with bourbon/oaky notes upfront that meld into a drying roasty finish,a little bitter chocolate lingers.It's not bad but Iam not sure it's worth the price tag.
10-13-2012 20:11:09 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +2.6%
11-18-2013 03:14:09 | More by supa0525
2.91/5 rDev -25.4%
A: Thin
S: Smells pretty good actually, bourbon really comes through
T: The bourbon and stout do not mix well, aftertaste is very bad
M: Thin but not horrible
O: I thought this was not good at all, I didn't have high expectations either. This beer was lacking in every category and I couldn't get through the entire bottle, what a waste.
05-20-2014 15:35:10 | More by barhoc11
4.55/5 rDev +16.7%
This was served as a black pour at a beer tasting. Thin tan head and faded fast.
The smell was malt, whiskey, and vanilla in perfect combination. The taste was very close to the smell, but the taste was so vanilla I asked the marking person if they had added vanilla. She said no, it was all from the barrels. I mostly loved the taste, just a touch too much vanilla. Not overwhelming, just a bit more than expected.
The mouthfeel was sort of thin for the type and taste, but seemed okay.
I recommend the beer, and we will be stopping by on our drive through the valley this fall.
09-30-2012 19:35:30 | More by TheFunGuy
Yukon (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +9%
09-09-2012 23:07:37 | More by jaminjohnson
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +9%
06-07-2014 18:50:57 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
3.5/5 rDev -10.3%
06-26-2014 21:12:09 | More by tuowl74a
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
01-24-2014 00:56:24 | More by xdefeatsy
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +2.6%
11-12-2012 18:30:00 | More by Mantooth
North Carolina
3.73/5 rDev -4.4%
This beer pours a little thinner than what i come to expect from an imperial stout beer pours brownish in color settles black in the glass with brown around the edges of the glass. Beer has a very strong bourbon smell(but not in a bad way)with hint of chocolate and touch of coffee. Taste really follows the nose on this one strong bourbon taste with slight chocolate and coffee note. Over all i really enjoyed this beer especially considering in the past i really haven't enjoyed bourbon aged stouts i would really recommend this one.
11-21-2012 07:21:26 | More by timahood32
4/5 rDev +2.6%
11-25-2013 03:50:10 | More by doremite
4.63/5 rDev +18.7%
Poured into 22oz snifter; jet black with visible carbonation up the sides feeding a huge fluffy dark brown mocha head that doesn't fade at all practically, and leaves incredibly fine lacing when it finally does.
Smells of big dark roasted malt, vanilla, bourbon, oak, chocolate, coffee, slight dark fruit.
Taste is incredibly well-balanced; starting notes of sweet chocolate and vanilla are then smashed to bits by huge roasted malt, and as that recedes barrel character of oak and bourbon reveal themselves, finally giving way to a dark fruit/burnt sugar/bittersweet aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is fizzy and big.
Overall, this is a great take from the other side of BA stouts. Where most are very barrel-forward, this one takes a calmer approach, balancing bourbon and oak evenly with dark roasted malt and chocolate. Well done!
08-31-2013 02:42:27 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
4/5 rDev +2.6%
11-07-2013 19:15:00 | More by dmk91
West Virginia
4/5 rDev +2.6%
01-01-2014 13:25:27 | More by williamjbauer
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -16.7%
03-08-2013 01:25:55 | More by acurtis
4.38/5 rDev +12.3%
Drank this at the Blue Mountain Brewpub in Afton, VA on tap.
Upon getting the drink it looked almost exactly like a Guiness. Creamy head, dark body. Boy did it taste nothing like it. My initial taste was very much like a car bomb. The creaminess of the head combined with the dark bourbon barrel hint made for an incredible first taste, and made me say "wow"
Smell was great, coffee sweetness.
Tasted the bourbon right off the bat then it lingered off into some chocolate and coffee notes. Probably more chocolate than coffee. I wanted another one afterward, but I wanted to branch out and I was already a little drunk from a previous wine tasting and didn't want to embarrass myself.
Came away with a $14 bomber to age (yikes, they are EXPENSIVE) and a pint glass.
04-11-2010 15:29:41 | More by Munkaboo
4.25/5 rDev +9%
01-09-2014 13:41:44 | More by Griffith
4.25/5 rDev +9%
08-24-2012 23:51:24 | More by syntheticwings
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
03-29-2013 01:49:26 | More by whatname
2/5 rDev -48.7%
03-10-2013 18:56:54 | More by MADPolo
4.43/5 rDev +13.6%
One of the last bottles of the year.
Finger of tan head, opaque black-brown body.
Deep vanilla bourbony body,
Deep, rich flavor, plenty of malt and alcohol with bourbony burn and richness. Very, very faint cherry.
Mouthfeel is rich and creamy, quite nice.
Overall, this is a fantastic barrel aged stout, makes me proud of my state.
07-10-2011 02:14:18 | More by zaphodchak
New York
4.25/5 rDev +9%
07-05-2014 00:34:27 | More by socon67
3.18/5 rDev -18.5%
750ml bottle, thanks bert
appearance: corked/caged - poured into my de koninck chalice with a fierce level - after a few minutes of settling, a wavy pillowy tan head remains - nice
smell: very little aroma - hard to even comment as there is just nothing there
taste: carbonation level is a bit distracting - there is a nice bourbon flavor in there somewhere with a spicy boozy finish...licorice, chocolate, oak also play a role
mouthfeel: again, carbonation overload - pretty spicy
drinkability: ok
11-14-2009 22:09:26 | More by dirtylou
4.38/5 rDev +12.3%
Poured from a 750mL corked bottle. The corked is stamped with a "5", assuming this indicated that this is from the 5th batch.
The corked popped with plenty of vigor, which surprised me based on others reviews. (Although this is the first bottled review of 5 AFAIK). Poured with a substantial head at first, encouraging a slow gentle pour.
In the glass the brew is pitch black with a thick mocha head. Just a great looking beer.
The bourbon notes come through in the first breath, along with a sweet vanilla scent. A nice roasted malt scent supports everything.
The taste is wonderful. The bourbon is evident, along with a little spicyness. A nice warm aftertaste as well. very nice.
Noticeable carbonation in the mouth. Probably the weakest part of the beer, but that's saying something about the quality of the beer.
Really liked this beer.
05-09-2009 02:58:45 | More by SidewinderX
Dark Hollow Artisanal Ale from Blue Mountain Brewery
88 out of 100 based on 525 ratings.


text:
Listen to Samples
"Orchestrating Maneuvers" in the Dark with huge rmxs by Troxler & Crosson and M.in & Patrick Lindsey No matter what sounds you profess to be your dance music of choice, chances are that at some point over the last five years, you will have gotten your rocks off to Matt Edwards AKA Radio Slave. In that time Matt has remixed countless tunes for an incredibly-wide selection of notable labels. To boot, his touring schedule must be almost painful. So it was with great pleasure that Om was able to enlist his talents to compose a tune especially for our 15 Year Anniversary compilation. To cut straight to the chase, "Orchestrating Maneuvers In The Dark" is a rhythmic deep tribal techno groove – obscure, dissident and crunchy – with a breakdown that dissolves into thin air – only to strangely and magnificently re-materialize into his funk-induced groove.
Other Suggested Releases
// Advertise // Om Creative Services // Links // © Om Entertainment Group 2009 //


text:
Emergency crews say a man landed a plane in the treetops on purpose after having trouble with wind while trying to land at an air strip in Lancaster, South Carolina.
The incident happened around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday near Shiloh Unity Road.
Investigators told WBTV that a 79-year-old man was flying the Cessna 140, and was attempting to land at Unity Air Strip when he aborted the landing due to wind. When he lined up for a re-approach, the wind again pushed his plane and he purposely landed in the trees.
From WBTV's Sky 3 a small aircraft could be seen in the treetops in a small portion of woods, with what appeared to be a grass runway nearby.
Emergency officials could also be seen around the area.
At 5 p.m., the Lancaster County Sheriff confirmed to WBTV that the pilot had been freed from the plane. He was not injured, and was alert and talking to emergency officials.
A crane was being called in to remove the plane from the treetops.
Copyright 2013 WBTV. All rights reserved.
1111 Bull St.
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 799-1010
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Very nice bed and breakfast
We spent a couple of nights, post Christmas, in Newport, but rather than staying at a hotel chain like Holiday Inn or Hilton, or looking for a cheap hotel through Priceline or Expedia, we decided to do the Bed & Breakfast thing. We chose the Clarkeston Inn on Clarke Street. Well, actually, that's not totally true. Originally, we were booked at the Melville, just down the street, but were upgraded to a room in the Clarkeston. They are both, along with several others on Clarke St., part of the Inns of Newport. Most are on the register of Historic Places. Clapboard, cape cod style buildings. Even though it was an upgrade, our room was a bit small, though it did have a working fireplace which made for romantic evenings. problem was, it was on the first floor, right sandwiched between the front door and the kitchen, and right across from the dining room so it was a bit noisy in the mornings. Breakfast there was good—pancakes, eggs, french toast, coffee, juice—though not outstanding. The location couldn't have been better. We rolled out of bed in the morning and walked the streets finding all kinds of cool shops and antique dealers.


text:
Skip to main content
The World's Leading Events Organiser
Reed Exhibitions
The world's leading events organiser delivering contacts, content and
communities with the power to transform your business
Harness the power of face to face contact - 6 million event participants
attended our events in 2013
For the latest innovations, the largest business networks and the most inspiring education programmes,
visit a Reed Exhibition
Join our global network of alliances and joint ventures
and connect with a world of opportunities
"The National Hardware Show has literally propelled us into the tool industry. We started at US$0 dollars
in sales and because of this show we're going to realise US$1.5 million in sales this year"
Michael J.Foley, CEO, Nail Jack, USA
Event Short Description Location Short Date
International Jewellery London 2014 promises to deliver the very latest jewellery trend information with a unique three-day programme of activities delivered with flair and knowhow by industry experts. For the second year running, trend partner Adorn Insight have put together the Spring/Summer 2015 jewellery trends for the Runway catwalk...
New adhesives for wind turbine blades, automated manufacturing processes for layering of NCF layers and innovative PET foams for enhanced form stability: more than ever before, this year's COMPOSITES EUROPE, which will host more than 400 exhibitors from 25 countries in...
Reed MIDEM, organizer of MIPTV/MIPCOM, today announces the launch of MIP Cancun, the first-ever regional Latam TV Buyers Summit to take place at the JW Marriott Cancun Hotel, 19-21 November 2014 in Cancun, Mexico. MIP Cancun will welcome acquisition executives...
FIBO Innovation Tour to be continued
Second edition of the European Health & Fitness Forum
Expansion of European network
The UK, Spain, France, Denmark – FIBO will continue to expand its international network. The FIBO Innovation Tour 2015 will visit four countries. And...
Reed organises over 500 events in 40 countries and in 2013 brought together over 6 million participants.
Read more...
Download our calendar of events by industry sector, including direct links to all show websites.
Download now...
There's no marketing tool more effective for winning new business than a Reed exhibition.
At the heart of every Reed event you'll find innovative ideas, quality networking and practical education.
Job Title:
Job Title:
Job Title:
Would you be happy to answer a few questions about your experience using our website?
Yes - I have a minute to provide feedback No - I am not interested
We value your opinion. Please let us know what you think of our website.
We use cookies to operate this website and to improve its usability. Full details of what cookies are, why we use them and how you can manage them can be found by reading our Privacy & Cookies page. Please note that by using this site you are consenting to the use of cookies.


text:
UA Law Students: Interlibrary Loan
When College of Law students have a need for materials that are not owned by the College of Law Library, we will attempt to borrow them from other libraries through the formal channels of interlibrary loan (ILL). ILL service at the Law Library is limited to College of Law faculty, students and staff. The Main Library provides excellent interlibrary loan services to University of Arizona faculty, staff and students. Other patrons must use the interlibrary loan service provided by their public library or other library with which they are affiliated.
The requester should provide the fullest citation information available. Inaccurate or incomplete information will delay delivery. Loose-leaf binders, audio/visual and microform materials are not available through interlibrary loan.
Turnaround time for most interlibrary loan requests is from one to three weeks. Requesters will be notified when the material has been received or if the request is unfilled. The item will be available for pickup at the Circulation/Reserve Desk. ILL request forms are available at the Circulation Desk and online.
To make a request, please fill out the
| Back
Return to top
|The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College
of Law, P.O. Box 210176, Tucson, Arizona 85721-0176,
Tel: (520) 621-1373. Copyright © 2005 The Arizona Board of Regents.
Contact: Webmaster


text:
Girl's and Women's Hockey
The History of Women's Hockey
A brief history of women and girls on ice. Women's hockey dates back over a century.
Find a Great Women's Hockey Game
From the NCAA to the Canadian Women's Hockey League to the Winter Olympics, here's where you can catch an elite women's hockey game.
Medal Winners in Olympic Women's Hockey
All of the gold, silver and bronze medal winners in Olympic women's hockey, dating back to 1998.
USA Hockey: Women's and Girl's Hockey
News, information, rules and program support for women and girls playing hockey from the head office of hockey in the United States.
Hockey Canada: Women's and Girl's Hockey
Information and tips for players, coaches and officials. Includes suggestions on how to get involved in women's hockey in Canada.
NCAA Women's Hockey
Official website for the road to the women's Frozen Four.
Canadian Women's Hockey League
Established in 2007, with lineups including international players and top college graduates, it's considered the top women's hockey league outside the NCAA.
The Women's Hockey Web
A comprehensive resource of tips, information and statistics on women's hockey, with links to female ice hockey sites all over the world.


text:
Castello was created in 1947 by Carlo Scotti in Cantu, Italy. He wanted to hire craftsmen that would produce pipes that were beautifully shaped, finished, and top-notch in all aspects. The name of the brand was good marketing, as Castello is recognizable similarly in different languages as being "castle", something that is strong, well-made, and admired by many. His son in law, Franco Coppo, now runs the factory. Castello pipes have a tremendous amount of loyal followers and collectors. Each pipe is made by hand by one of six artisans from aged briar, and slab acrylic (in different colors) for stems with the tenons turned from the same piece of acrylic instead of a secondary tenon. Smooth finishes are available in many different colors, as are the rusticated 'Sea Rock' and sandblasted finishes. While the company chooses, wisely, to use few accents to detract from the bowl and stem, they often make good use of silver and a few other materials. Producing roughly 3,500 pipes in recent years, they are collected all over the world.
2 Castello pipes in this category.
News of available Fresh Pipes is available through newsreader services. Click here to subscribe >>
Hours of Operation:
Our website is always open and you can place an order at any time. Phone/office hours are 9am-7pm US/Eastern (GMT -5:00) Monday-Friday and 10am-5pm US/Eastern (GMT -5:00) on Saturdays. Our Little River, SC showroom is open 10am-7pm US/Eastern (GMT -5:00) Monday-Sunday.
We reserve the right to verify delivery to cardholder via UPS. You must be 18 years or older to make any selections on this site - by doing so, you are confirming that you are of legal age to purchase tobacco products or smoking accessories. We will deny any order we believe has been placed by a minor.
WARNING: Smokingpipes.com does not sell tobacco or tobacco related products to anyone under the age of 18, nor do we sell cigarettes.WARNING:Products on this site contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.


text:
Hello developer,
I just port a app to the new Asha 501. It uses a standard LCDUI.
I uses a List of style IMPLICIT. When the user presses an item, the command is called. That still works.
But now the command is also placed in a big button at the bottom bar.
I like to get rid of this button, as it is useless there and even confusing, because the user can press it without selecting an item.
The command it created like this:
How can I suppress the creation of the button, but still have the implicit command work?Code:editCmd = new Command( "Edit", Command.ITEM, 1); setSelectCommand(editCmd); // addCommand() not called
Karsten Meier


text:
You knew it was coming. It always does. That moment in a speech by Gov. Jim Hunt where, after all the appropriate recognitions and salutations, he calls down the thunder.
He paved my road! said Hunt in that stentorian baritone, addressing his gathered friends Monday at the N.C. State library named in his honor. The occasion was the unveiling of a Hunt portrait to hang in the spectacular multimedia library on Centennial Campus. (The portrait, by John Howard Sanden, was funded by prominent local couples Jim and Ann Goodnight and Linda Davis and Ken Eudy. Sanden previously painted official portraits of George W. and Laura Bush, and has done another Hunt portrait.)
The he, that road-paver, was Kerr Scott, governor from 1949-1953, a progressive Democrat known as the good roads governor for paving so many farm-to-market roads. The road was near the Hunt farm in Wilson County. Young Jim Hunt, then a teenager, remembered thinking about that road as an example of what a governor could do for people.
He will be 77 in May, but comes to work regularly at the library, where his office is on the 3rd floor, tucked away in a corner. Many of the men and women who worked for him during four terms as governor, spread over a 24-year period, marveled then at his energy and still do. One, now a high-powered business executive, recalled that when he left Hunts employ on affable terms, he said, Governor, I tell you, Im just worn out.
In anticipation of the portrait unveiling, an exhibit tracing the high points of Hunts spectacular North Carolina life has been set up on the ground floor. The young Hunt holding one of his beef cattle, a skinny kid with dark hair. Hunt with his Ag teacher, wearing a Future Farmers jacket. Nice likenesses of a couple of heroes, Gov. Scott and Frank P. Graham, president of the University of North Carolina. Hunt as governor, in meetings about his agenda, tutoring school kids.
Yes, the grand life celebrated herein certainly was contemplated by a young man on the go, who was elected and re-elected as student body president at N.C. State, and thereafter enjoyed a climb to the top in state politics, four terms and 16 years as governor, the last terms devoted to public education. Hunt raised teacher pay to the national average. He started the Smart Start early childhood program. He put together the land for NCSUs Centennial Campus.
They were big ideas, but he got them done. Just about all of them. Hunt told me long ago: A governor has to know what he wants, where he is going and how to get there! If you have an idea, do it! He has no patience with politicians of either major party who stop at just the ideas stage.
Perhaps his energy remains at this age because he has not worn himself out carrying around a lot of regrets. Great marriage to his wife, Carolyn, four kids, grandkids. Big post-politics careers with two major law firms. A host of friends from politics and mostly from home.
Or maybe the secret was trying to maintain a fairly normal life. School principals who had the Hunt children enrolled during the first two terms as governor recall that on the nights parents were asked to help clean up the gym, the governor and the first lady showed up with their own supplies and went to work.
When Hunt was advocating for public education, for people to pitch in to help poor kids, there were photos of him tutoring youngsters in reading.
A lot of people, one principal told me, would have headed out the door once the cameras left. He stayed there and came every week.
The career, of course, had one unpleasant interruption, a 1984 race for the U.S. Senate which he lost to the incumbent Republican Sen. Jesse Helms. It was perhaps more painful because even today, pundits speculate that if Hunt had won the race, he might well have been the Democratic nominee for president in 1988.
But even after that, he hadnt had enough and came back for two more terms as governor in 1992.
Now look over there! he said to the assembled library crowd this past Monday. Three engineering buildings! And look over there! A private business! All over this campus!
The thunder rolled on. He had learned from the best, from his daddy and his mother, from that Ag teacher, from Kerr Scott, from Frank Graham. He always did. A governor, he believes, has to be able to learn and to teach.
Today, when he takes you through the library, explaining exhibits, he holds you by the elbow, firmly. He is teaching. And you learn. You always do.
Deputy editorial page editor Jim Jenkins can be reached at 919-829-4513 or at email@example.com


text:
Search ResultsYour search for 2 x 2 has produced 236 results on 79 pages.
Motorcycle Showroom
Additional Photos
Installation DescriptionA drop ceiling installation using Diamond Plate Black Ceiling Tiles.
Feel free to come by and take a look at our Ceilume installation:
Sherman Power Sports
1205 South Highway 75
Sherman, TX 75090
Get Directions
Installation TagsSuspended/Drop; 2 x 2; Black; Border Tile; Track; Diamond Plate; Commercial Open to Public; Commercial Retail Store
High End Home Theater
Installation DescriptionA drop ceiling installation using Stratford Merlot Ceiling Tiles.
Customer Testimonial
We're finished with our home theater and truly enjoying it. Everyone that comes to check it out loves it and thinks that the ceiling really ties it all together. Most people believe that the ceiling is made of wood.
- Christy P.
Installation TagsSuspended/Drop; 2 x 2; Merlot; Border Tile; Recessed/Can; Stratford; Home Theater
Old RV Restoration
Additional Photos
Installation DescriptionA glue-up ceiling installation using Fleur-de-lis White Ceiling Tiles, and Decorative Strips.
Customer Testimonial
Thanks for your follow-up. It's refreshing to experience good customer service (I was thinking that it was a thing of the past). Anyway, we purchased a 30+ year old camper and refurbished it. We used your ceiling tiles over the bunk area, as the original ceiling was torn and hanging down. I have attached a couple of pix to show you how nice it looks now.
- Susan S.


text:
Ophthalmic Imaging - 20 credits (HCT015)
Module leader
Paul Crompton
Profession specific module for Medical Illustrators.
Programme Pathway
Optional module for Clinical Photographers on the PGC in Medical Illustration.
Prior Learning
Students are required to have completed Module HCT009 and Module HCT010.
Credit rating
20 at M level
Notional learning time
200 hours
The aim of the module is for the student to research and evaluate the specialist equipment, techniques and skills required for recording ophthalmic conditions.


text:
The Emporio Armani Basic Stretch Modal Long Sleeve shirt is the upscale basic you need in your wardrobe. It comes in a silky-smooth modal blended with 5% elastane for a soft, cozy fit. With a slim fit and a medium-rise neckline, you'll have a more form-fitting feel with a sleek silhouette. The long-sleeve t-shirt is a comfortable layering piece -- perfect for bundling up in winter -- but it can also be worn by itself. You'll love how the modal blend feels against your skin.
95% Modal, 5% Elastane.
Machine wash cold. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Cool iron. Do not dry clean.
|34-36 in 86-91 cm
|36-38 in 91-97 cm
|40-42 in 102-107 cm
|Extra Large
|42-44 in 107-112 cm


text: This route was ascended from the bottom to the top in one long day in the late summer of 1979. The first ascent party, comprised of Tom McMillian and Eric Zschiesche climbed the route clean with no falls. Starting on the lower East toe of Pingora, the route ascends discontinuous crack systems, mostly 5.8 - 5.9 to a face pitch 5.10+ R to gain the bottom of the Sickle crack on the Beckey aid line. The upper pitches on the route were freed at the 5.10 - 5.11- range. Excellent route that was done prior to cams and sticky rubber. Enjoy and happy trails


text:
New: Re-seed requests
We've got a new, little feature. You can now request seeds for unseeded torrents. It's somewhat basic, so if you have any questions, suggestions or complaints, do post them on the forum.
Check out the currently pending requests. Maybe you can... lend a fellow perv a hand.


text:
Upstate New York Poison Center
The Upstate New York Poison Center assists the medical community and general public with poison emergencies by providing state of the art management expertise.
Combining compassionate patient care with education, research and community outreach, the staff of the UNYPC confirms its commitment to excellence through a dedication to wellness.
The Center, established in 1957, designated a NYS Regional Poison Center in 1987, and accredited nationally as a Certified Poison Control Center in 1996, celebrated 50 years of service to the community in 2007.
For more information, visit the Upstate New York Poison Center website.
Upstate Connect provides confidential telephone nursing services to the public, including 24-hour triage of adult and pediatric patients with health complaints. Registered nurses also provide extensive and customized general health information by mail, internet, or telephone and can provide patients with physician or service referrals.


text:
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – More news for Joker Phillips to
inhale. I didn't say bad news. I simply said news.
Phil Steele, one of the gurus of college football, is very
impressed with Kentucky's football schedule this season.
In fact, Steele is so impressed that he ranks Kentucky's
schedule the fourth-most difficult schedule in the game. Steele ranked the
schedule by using pre-season rankings, game against possible national championship
contenders, games against bowl opponents and other factors.
That's correct – Number Four, behind Ole Miss, Missouri and
Notre Dame.
Of course, like most observers Steele gives the Southeastern
Conference all the love it could possibly need.
How do I know that?
Because Steele uses his criteria to show how seven of the
top eight and nine of the top 11 schedules in the nation are played by SEC
teams. Even if you love the SEC, that seems a tad self-indulgent.
The only other teams to crack the Top 11 are Notre Dame and
Louisville's schedule is ranked the 84th toughest
in the nation. Indiana's is ranked 49th.
Here is your link: http://www.philsteele.com/Blogs/2012/Aug12/DBAug24.html
Copyright 2012 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
624 W. Muhammad Ali BlvdLouisville, KY 40203


text:
2007 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Awards
3rd Annual GM All-Car Showdown
Your daily serving of hot, wacky, and just plain tacky celebrity sightings.
This month's best pics by our favorite celebs.
Some fun, sexy, and shocking A-list guest stars.
Forget Demi and Ashton. These celebrity spouses have some major age differences.
Who are the hottest sci-fi sirens on TV today?
Celebrating the best, most surprising, secret celebrity marriages


text:
Book A Room
Add Promo or Package Code: If you have Promo or Package code, click to enter it here to receive your discount.
Category: All
Harrah's Gulf Coast June Gift Series
Celebrate the debut of our new outdoor event venue with us this June and take home great gifts.
Buy one, Get One Buffet
Buy one, get one free buffet on Mondays and Tuesdays at Flavors Buffet.
Live Entertainment
Every Saturday night, Harrah's Gulf Coast Casino presents some of the best bands on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
- Starting from: Free
Under the Streetlamp
Join us for the dreamy voices of the pop quartet, Under the Streetlamp, and their Let the Good Times Roll tour, live in the Theatre at Harrah's New Orleans August 14-16, 2014.
- Starting from: Starting From $42.50


text:
Find and book great restaurantsFind a Restaurant
Showing 1 - 11 of 11 results
If there were any doubts about east London's claims to culinary credibility, Lardo lays them to rest. 'Homemade and seasonal' is where it's… more »
A Victoria sponge on the bar, flat-screen TVs on the walls, Sharp's Doom Bar on the taps & devilled whitebait on the 'British tapas' menu…… more »
Originally a textile factory and more recently Dalston's Arcola Theatre, this all-day venture comes courtesy of the eponymous Jones family –… more »
Those who knew the Kingsland Road of old will have a hoot when they read the menu here. Heritage tomatoes, English asparagus with 24-month Parmesan… more »
We welcome you to the latest addition along Broadway Market - The Market House - which is a bistro serving traditional breakfast, lunch, and dinner… more » This review is not by Square Meal
Carcasses hanging from the smart refrigerated window of Hill & Szrok are a clear statement of intent at this self-proclaimed 'master butcher… more »
Perched on the Regent's Canal, this stylish little spot is a barometer of the area's increasing upward mobility. It's also a nice place to… more »
Following the re-birth of Chatsworth Road's once-famous street market, Shane's is adding some extra foodie intent and local endeavour to the… more »
Waterhouse Restaurant is an exciting canalside restaurant in Shoreditch offering exceptional quality food with a fresh, seasonally evolving menu… more » This review is not by Square Meal
This restaurant has not been reviewed by Square Meal. But we do list the location, price and contact details, and you have the option of reading… more »
Named after the first steam train to run on the old East London line (under which it is housed), Beagle is a confidently casual neighbourhood restaurant… more »
Print this page Dissatisfied? Help us improve the search Email page to a friend


text:
Ron Howard finally has a backer for his epic adaptation of the author's fantasy series "The Dark Tower" in the shape of Media Rights Capital; Ben Affleck is attached to a two-movie adaptation of "The Stand"; Cary Fukunaga is planning the same approach for "It"; a "Carrie" remake is due next spring starring Chloe Moretz; a prequel to "The Shining" is in the early stages while King will release novel sequel "Doctor Sleep" next year; Brian K. Vaughan is adapting "Under The Dome" for Showtime; Justin Long is starring in Tom Holland's "The Ten O'Clock People"; Jonathan Demme is working on "11/22/63"; and there's many, many more in the works as well (and his son Joe Hill is following in his father's footsteps too -- the adaptation of his novel "Horns" starts filming any day now).
What's more is that today marks the still-prolific King's 65th birthday, and so to celebrate the seminal genre master's happy day, we thought we'd pick out five of our favorite big-screen adaptations of King's work. You may not agree, and there are some omissions that may prove a little controversial, But feel free to argue your case in the comments section below.
The horrors of going through puberty in a hormone-infested institution full of your peers can be related to by more than most, but it takes the special combination of Stephen King and Brian De Palma to come up with a horror film that's both as terrifying and deeply felt as "Carrie." Based on King's debut novel, it opens with oddball Carrie White (an Oscar-nominated Sissy Spacek) getting her first period (something her monstrous, fundamentalist Christian mother -- Piper Laurie -- never prepared her for) in the shower, and being tormented by her classmates as a result. As it turns out, Carrie has telekenetic powers so this, and their subsequent prom prank, turns out to be something of a mistake. De Palma brings all his Hitchcockian skills to racking up the tension, but crucially, it's his empathy with his central character (De Palma's abilities as a director of women are still underrated) that makes Carrie into a classic, pitiable yet terrifying movie monster that can hold court next to Bela Lugosi's Dracula and Lon Chaney's Wolf Man. One could argue that the film's dated a little over the past twenty-five years, but even so, Kimberley Peirce has an awful lot to live up to with next year's remake.
These days, relatively few people would disagree with the proposition that Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" is the finest ever adaptation of King's work -- it's an endlessly rewatchable masterpiece, and regularly named as one of the best horror films in polls (number 2 in Time Out's last year). One of those few who don't like the film? King himself, who once wrote that it was one of the few adaptations of his work he could "remember hating," finding it departing from the source material, thematically and supernaturally, writing "What's basically wrong with Kubrick's version of 'The Shining' is that it's a film by a man who thinks too much and feels too little; and that's why, for all its virtuoso effects, it never gets you by the throat and hangs on the way real horror should." Well, due respect to the author, but anyone who's seen the King-approved 1997 made-for-TV miniseries version starring Steven Weber knows exactly how wrong he is. Kubrick made something that doesn't just elevate the source material, but also the horror genre in general, coming up with something richer, stranger and more profound. Indeed, this fall's "Room 237," an outstanding documentary looking at the various theories cooked up around the movie, only goes to highlight further the extent to which the film is a gloriously opaque, multi-faceted wonder, even aside from being visually stunning and brilliantly acted. Of course, much of this is down to Kubrick, but despite his feelings on the movie, much of King's text remains in there, so he should perhaps learn to feel a little prouder about the thing.
Daisy | October 31, 2012 2:09 PM
I am still waiting for a good adaptation of Duma Key. What a book it is
Daniel | October 9, 2012 11:29 AM
"Not the popular favorite that 'Shawshank' is, but we'd pick "The Mist" every time."
Well, you & I are exact opposites, then.
Tina | October 9, 2012 9:48 AM
God...Another "Carrie" remake? Give me a break! Enough with these remakes! Carrie has been done and re-done enough. It's bad enough that Seth Grahame Smith also has "It" under consideration. After what he did to "Dark Shadows", I hope Mr. King nixes that idea altogether. If that man has anything to do with that screenplay, a lot of people won't go to it being that DS 2012 or "Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" bombed in the U.S. Doesn't anyone have any original ideas anymore? This marketing to the teens and 'tweens is going the limit and Chloe Moretz's name won't sell a picture.
Brickz | October 1, 2012 1:04 AM
Cat's eye deserve to be on this list for that pigeon scene alone.
Brock | September 26, 2012 6:29 PM
Interesting choice to include the Mist on the "Essential List of Great Stephen King Films" and to leave off The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile. I don't agree at all, but I do love all three. All three certainly outshine Dolores Clairborne and Stand By Me. Leaving the long standing #1 rated movie on IMDB off a list of "essential" works is ballsy, to say the least - but certainly not accurate or wise.
Phillip | September 25, 2012 3:10 PM
Kubrick's film is superior to the miniseries but it's not as half as powerful as the original novel.
ro828 | September 23, 2012 7:09 PM
I hated Kubrick's THE SHINING almost as much as King himself did. Nicholson is a great actor but for some reason nobody tried to put a saddle on his horse for this one. The film slid into the crapper during the scene in Denver where Torrance is interviewing for the job watching over the hotel during the winter months. Told what the former caretaker had done, he says that no, he could never do a thing like that. But while his mouth is delivering that line in a straightforward manner, his eyebrows are going up and down like garage doors. It's a "Look how crazy I am!" moment that in Act One that told us things we shouldn't have figured out until the middle of Act Three. The director's attitude was, hell, everybody's read the book and knows what's going to happen so I'll just throw in some blood and guts and four letter words and hope nobody figures out what a turd this movie is.
Stephen Kahn | September 23, 2012 5:01 PM
John Constantine | September 23, 2012 4:22 PM
At the time I saw it I liked Hearts in Atlantis. I don''t know how I'll feel now. Also I liked the miniseries The Stand when I saw it.
All those stupid comments complaining about this and that. Annoying. There's always at least one person who has to complain in articles like this. But I agree that the headline is not accurate. "Works" instead of "novels" and that "The Essentials", although I understand it's a category of articles, sounds more like a "that's the definitive list". But hey, anything to atract the readers :P
Edward Copeland | September 23, 2012 3:09 PM
Not to be a stickler for semantics but "Stand By Me" wasn't based on a novel but the novella "The Body" from King's collection "Different Seasons," which also contained the novellas that were adapted into "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Apt Pupil." "The Mist" also was a novella that was included in the collection of stories "Skeleton Crew." This isn't an argument for or against the films' inclusions, just a plea for more accurate headlines. Change novels to works and you have no problem.
Heidi | September 22, 2012 11:43 PM
"Dolores Claiborne" was sooooo much better than Misery. As to the Jack Nickelson in "The Shining...meh...even Stephen King was furious what they did with it. I can see why, they slaughtered the book, and it by NO means was better. At ALL. The better version is with the guy who used to be in the tv show "Wings" was SO much better! They did the book right. Jack Nicholson was a VERY poorly devoloped character, but the other guy, WOW...you really could get into his head. You saw where he was coming from, not just that he was going crazy. It was so much more like it was in the book.. And In the end with his boy and graduation...WOW...just WOW. I watch it every halloween...
JD | September 22, 2012 11:40 PM
Dolores Claiborne is a good movie, but Misery is better. Any list of the best adaptations would have to include Misery, The Dead Zone, Creepshow, a little film a few people might have heard of called THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, ahem....and some of my personal faves would be Silver Bullet, Christine, and Cujo. There should be adaptations of The Long Walk and Eyes Of the Dragon, and a better and more faithful version of The Running Man....
Rick | September 22, 2012 1:31 PM
The dead zone is probably my favorite of all King adaptations. I'll watch Christopher Walken make breakfast though
LiveFreeOrDieRob | September 22, 2012 9:50 AM
Seriously, including The Mist is just wrong when there are other movies you opted out for weird reasons (one film per director?) Honestly, The Mist would have been tops for me as being classic King and well executed as a movie, to boot. Except for that "gut-punch" ending, which I would actually term "shock-value inspired garbage." That movie is ruined by the ending.
Huffy | September 22, 2012 4:09 AM
The Mist being on here is complete bullshit, I'm sorry. That ending is all shock and no substance; it's just cheap emotional manipulation with no real purpose other than to shock the audience into thinking they just witnessed something emotionally profound, not to mention it makes no sense within the film's logic. What preceded it isn't bad but this idea people have that it transcends the horror genre is dumbfounding.
HorrorNazi | September 21, 2012 5:38 PM
"Boris Karloff's Dracula" really?
efbrackett | September 21, 2012 2:02 PM
Thanks for including The Mist. The B&W version on the blu-ray is glorious.
Archer Slyce | September 21, 2012 11:31 AM
These internet lists are bound to start intense debates about what's missing and what shouldn't be here. I still have to say: kudos for picking Dolores and The Mist !! The only film I would really "miss" here (apart from Misery) is Christine ... one of my fav King adaptation and one of my fav from Carpenter (which is a lot to say). Honorable mention on my behalf would go to Cujo.
Richard Schitz | September 21, 2012 11:24 AM
The Mist was good up until the ending... Which was awful. The ending in the novella was much, much better.
Mark | September 21, 2012 11:22 AM
I always thought that since Kathy Bates received an oscar for "Misery", than she should get at least two oscars for "Dolores Claiborne". That's how good she is in it. But... not even a nomination, as it it is usually with masterpiece roles.
And the ending of "The Mist" - didn't expect that at all. Wow!
Greg | September 21, 2012 11:16 AM
I'm glad you guys included "The Mist." That's got a pulpy nastiness to it that absolutely needed to be included on here. I'm also bummed that "The Dead Zone" didn't make the cut, but glad to see it mentioned at least. I'll also put that one forward as a great horror-ish movie to watch with someone who can't really stomach horror movies.
Richard Schitz | September 21, 2012 11:16 AM
Maximum Overdrive is a glaring omission.
rotch | September 21, 2012 11:15 AM
I agree with the list and the logic behind it. Would like to see Tobe Hooper's phenomenal 'Salem's Lot in the honorable mentions, even if it wasn't a theatrical release.
Sam | September 21, 2012 11:04 AM
You're not including "Misery" because you have a one director per film policy? Then, sorry, but that's not a list of "essentials." Another horrible omission: "The Dead Zone."


text:
Kendall Jenner To Make Acting Debut On Hawaii Five-0
Kendall Jenner is branching out.
The 16-year-old daughter of Bruce and Kris Jenner (half-sister to the Kardashian sisters) will make her acting debut on CBS' "Hawaii Five-0," a rep for the network confirmed to Access Hollywood.
The budding model/actress will play a sales assistant in the crime drama, which stars Alex O'Loughlin, Scott Caan and Daniel Dae Kim.
The teen shared her excitement over the new gig with fans on her personal website on Friday, writing, "This is such an incredible opportunity for me and I'm excited for this new experience!!!"
Kendall is not the first Kardashian-Jenner sister to be bitten by the acting bug – Khloe Kardashian has appeared on "90210" and "Law & Order: LA," while Kim Kardashian has made appearances on "CSI: NY," "Last Man Standing," and is currently enjoying a small role on Lifetime's "Drop Dead Diva."
"Hawaii Five-0's" Season 3 premiere will air on September 24 at 10/9c on CBS.
Kendall's episode will air in October.
-- Erin O'Sullivan
Copyright 2014 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Police in San Jose are asking for the public's help in locating a missing man who suffers from dementia.
Stanley Jacobson, 69, was last seen at about 12:30 p.m. on Feb. 5 by a neighbor at his home near the Willow Glen neighborhood in San Jose on Ironwood Drive, off of Almaden Expwy., according to San Jose police.
Jacobson, who was reported missing by his family on Feb. 18, does not know how to read or write and left his wallet and identification at home, police said.
He might be driving a tan 1996 Ford Taurus with the California license plate No. 3PQF984, according to police.
Police said Jacobson could be in the company of a 46-year-old woman named Regina Butler, whose photo is attached to this article.
Anyone who comes into contact with Jacobson should call 911, police said.
Police are asking anyone with information about Butler to contact Detective Kelvin Pham of the San Jose Police Department's Missing Persons Unit during business hours at 408-277-4786.
Copyright © 2013 by Bay City News, Inc. -- Republication, Rebroadcast or any other Reuse without the express written consent of Bay City News, Inc. is prohibited.


text:
- $0.99 & Under
- Most Popular Favors
- Newest Favors
- Personalized Favors
- Wine & Bar Favors
- Printed Glasses
- Silver & Chrome
- $0.99 & Under
- Most Popular Favors
- Newest Favors
- Personalized Favors
- Christening & Baptism
- Candle Favors
- Practical Favors
"Welcome To The World Cupcake" Radio Flyer Wagon—FREE PERSONALIZATION
Item Number:
In Stock
Transit Time:
"Welcome To The World Cupcake" Radio Flyer Wagon—FREE PERSONALIZATION
- Original Radio Flyer Wagon—Measures 8.2" x 13.1" x 2.5"
- Personalized Colorful Wooden Door Plaque with Baby's Name—Dimensions: 6" x 0.5" x 11.25" Assembled
- Cupcake Onesie (Size 0-6 mos)
- Cupcake Romper (Size 0-6 mos)
- Cupcake Hat (Size 0-6 mos)
- Cupcake Bib (Size 0-6 mos)
- Cupcake Blanket
- 6 Pink Baby Washcloths
- Pink Baby Bottle (9 oz)
- Adorable Pink and Green Frame (holds 4x6 photo & measures 7.5 x 8)
- Luxurious Lilirose Kaloo Plush Cat
Shout "Welcome to the World Cupcake!" with this adorable baby girl Radio Flyer Wagon packed with the essentials for a newborn's first few months! One of the best baby gifts for girls, our Cupcake layette wardrobe—including a onesie, romper, hat and bib—will keep her cuddly warm, as will the Cupcake blanket. A luxurious Lilirose Kaloo Plush Cat will be her immediate best friend. Plus, a pink baby bottle and pink washcloths will come in quite handy for Mom, who can also capture her Cupcake forever in the adorable pink and green baby photo frame. A free personalized plaque will remind everyone who sees this Radio Flyer Wagon arrangement that it is the perfect baby shower gift for girls!
In Stock
This product will be shipped from New Jersey. See below for transit time (in business days) for UPS Ground Service.
Transit times do not include order processing time. See shipping info for details.
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: Not yet rated
Write a review and share your thoughts with other customers.
There are no reviews
No customer submitted images yet.


text:
Dale Earnhardt isn't noted for his road-racing ability, but there he was in the closing laps at Watkins Glen running in the top 10. He was certainly in prime position to secure his spot atop the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series standings for the third straight week.
But seven laps from the finish, his good day went awry. Coming off Turn 5, Earnhardt Jr. looped his No. 88 Chevrolet and there he went, plummeting down the leaderboard. And with it, his points lead disappeared, entirely.
"I just got in the corner and made a mistake and that was pretty much all there was to it," Earnhardt Jr. said. "I was just overdriving the car."
After his 28th-place result, Earnhardt Jr. finds himself fourth overall in the standings, 17 points behind teammate and new points leader Jimmie Johnson. And in a testament to just how consistent he has been in 2012, Sunday's result marked the first time this season Earnhardt Jr. has finished outside the top 10 in consecutive weeks.
"I thought we were having a great day and working really hard," Earnhardt Jr. said. "We made some adjustments to help the car, and made the same adjustments again that last run. It was a little bit too much, but the car was still really good. I was behind a couple guys I thought I shouldn't have been behind, and I just got in over my head."
However, if there is a silver lining in all this, it's that the Cup circuit heads off to Michigan next weekend. That just happens to be the site of Earnhardt Jr.'s lone victory this season and where, in dominant fashion, he snapped his four-year winless drought.
But for now anyway, Earnhardt Jr. wasn't thinking about that. He was still reflecting on a day that he let get away from him.
"I don't think it could be much worse," he said. "I'm pretty disappointed and upset. I made a mistake. Not much I can do. Can't go back and fix it."


text:
Protecting Your Home
Residential Pest Control
Protecting your home like our own by guaranteeing protection from over 20 different pests, that commonly invade homes with our convenient service.
Pest Control Attic Insulation
Our pest control attic insulation will save you valuable dollars on your heating and cooling bill, every year after it is installed, while controlling insects in your attic. Don't forget to ask us about your tax credit with this service.
Read more about our Attic Insulation service.
Bedbug Dog
DOGS vs. INSPECTORS Bed Bug detection dogs can be up to 98% accurate compared to a pest control inspector which is only 30%.


text:
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB)--- Another suspect in a deadly Indianapolis house explosion wants his trial moved outside the city. Mark Leonard filed a motion for a change of venue this week because of publicity surrounding the case.
But prosecutors say it's possible for him to get a fair trial in Indianapolis. Leonard's girlfriend, Monserrate Shirley has also requested that her trial be moved.
Shirley, Leonard, and Leonard's brother Bob are accused of setting a gas explosion in their home for insurance money. The blast killed the couple next door and damaged dozens of neighborhood homes.
624 W. Muhammad Ali BlvdLouisville, KY 40203


text:
Posts tagged iphone
↑ Top
Page 1 of 38
↓ Next page Something went wrong, try loading again? Loading more posts
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe:
Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion; I've watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser's Gate.
All those moments ... will be lost ... in time ... like tears in rain.
--Roy Batty (Bladerunner)


text:
Availability: Usually Ships Within 24-48 Hours
Solgar - Lipotropic Factors (Vegetarian Formula) - 100 Tablets
Choline, inositol, and methionine. Suitable for vegetarians. Sugar and starch free. Solgar's Lipotropic Factors Tablets are free of corn, yeast, wheat, soy and dairy products and are formulated without the use of preservatives, artificial flavors or colors.Lipotropic is a supplement used for breaking down fat during metabolism When medical researchers use the term "lecithin," they are referring to a purified substance called phosphatidyl choline (PC) that belongs to a special category of fat-soluble substances called phospholipids.
Solgar Lipotropic Factors Contains:
The Solgar Gold StandardSolgar has been manufacturing fine quality nutritional supplements for over 60 years in an industry that is constantly evolving. Throughout these changes, we have never lost sight of our original mission - to provide consumers with the highest quality nutritional products and information to help promote optimal health. Our attention to detail from manufacturing through distribution has enabled us to set, maintain, and continually raise the Gold Standard for quality nutritional supplements, education, and service.
Solgar's Commitment to ExcellenceSolgar has been innovating and producing fine quality nutritional supplements since 1947. Our ongoing mission is to provide consumers with top-quality, innovative, science-based nutritional supplements to support their total health and well-being. They are committed to exclusively distributing our products in the natural products industry where knowledgeable retailers worldwide can guide consumers through the vast array of choices.
Solgar Milestones
Solgar FamilyThe Solgar Gold Standard extends beyond the finished product.They are fortunate to have the finest family - an entire team that shares the passion for quality just like Solgar's founders did. Their dedication can be found in every bottle. Their associates don't just make their vitamins, they take them as well.
We've added your item to the Wish List. You can view your list any time from your MyLucky account page. A Wish List is useful to keep track of items you are interested in buying in the future. Once you purchase the items, they come off your list.
Sorry, we were unable to add your item at this time.
Your Wish List request is currently being processed.
Item Code: 34567
We've added your item to the Regimen. You can view your list any time from your MyLucky account page. A Regimen is useful to keep track of items you you purchase frequently (or take as part of a "regimen"). Unlike a Wish List, items you add to your Regimen are not removed from the list after you purchase them.
Your Regimen request is currently being processed.
Item Code:


text:
Attach a small photograph of something important to you and explain its significance.
Beijing, China:
In June of 1989, an unnamed man stood in the way of a long line of tanks, hoping to stop them from entering Tiananmen Square. His act of self-sacrifice for freedom captured the imagination of the world, and at the same moment, he unknowingly became the symbol of the single event which changed my life.
A few miles away, hundreds of student demonstrators, most sick and exhausted following a two-week hunger strike, stubbornly stood their ground. Despite warnings from the Chinese government, they intended to continue their protest and stay in the square until their seemingly simple request, freedom, was met.
Sha Tin, Hong Kong:
I sat in front of the TV while bloody scenes of the final hours in Tiananmen Square invaded my eight-year-old eyes. On the morning of June 4, 1989, the Chinese government sent its army, armed with tanks and machine guns, to occupy the Square. While forcefully ending a peaceful demonstration for democracy, soldiers injured and brutally killed hundreds of innocent students and civilians. I was too young to realize this was a turning point for China, and could impact my life in Hong Kong, thousands of miles from Tiananmen Square. The anxiety I saw in the eyes of many adults, however, told me something terrible was happening.
Only a year before my family had received a letter from the U.S. Immigration Department. It was a letter we had been awaiting for over ten years, which would allow us to move to the United States. It stunned my parents and forced them to make a decision. The letter arrived at a time when the feelings toward the 1997 Communist takeover were positive. There was still faith in China's promise which assured Hong Kong of freedom and right to self-government. Businesses were growing and the economy was stable. Giving up a comfortable life to start over in a new country seemed like quite a leap, so my parents delayed the move. Nevertheless, we knew the door would not be open forever; our visa would be good for one year. Within that year things changed.
Hong Kong went into panic when the guns started firing and the tanks started rolling in Tiananmen Square that June 4 morning. The world watched in disbelief as Chinese soldiers killed Chinese students, but the most disbelieving of all were the people of Hong Kong. "How could this be happening?" and "How am I going to get out before the communists take over in '97?" seemed to be on everyone's lips. People realized their freedom would be in jeopardy once they were placed under the rule of China. The situation in Tiananmen Square scared my parents into reconsidering emmigration, and suddenly, moving to the U.S. became a golden opportunity. My family arrived in Seattle on September 2, only three months after the Tiananmen Square Incident.
Saying goodbye to friends and family as a child was hard, but the circumstances made it almost unbearable. The atmosphere was horrific and gruesome images were everywhere - in magazines, newspapers and TV. Pictures of demonstrators, bands tied around their head or arm with "Give me democracy or give me death" written on it, lying dead or dying on the sidewalk, became daily reminders of what had happened. All the blood and death proved too much for me, and before long I learned to forget everything. The only clear image of the incident that remained was this picture. The sight of this man, silently willing to sacrifice his life for freedom, made me realize the amazing power of one, and the tremendous amount of love and courage a human heart can contain.
Seattle, Washington:
As I thumbed through a pile of old magazines I came across a June 1989 issue of Time. The bloody scenes of the final hours in Tiananmen Square came crashing into my sixteen-year-old eyes and stirred a part of my consciousness that had long been buried. Eight years later I have finally learned the details of what happened that day, and faced the pictures I once tried so hard to forget. I wish I could thank each person who risked their lives for democracy, the democracy I enjoy today. If the Tiananmen Square incident had never happened, I probably would not have come to the United States. Sometimes I get frustrated with not remembering more of the feelings I had that summer, but perhaps it is better. By not remembering, I am better able to focus on the present and future rather than dwelling on the past - a past which I can never fully grasp, a past experienced through an eight-year-old mind and a TV screen.
Too many people expect wonders from democracy, when the most wonderful thing of all is just having it. - Walter Winchell -
This piece has been published in Teen Ink's monthly print magazine.


text:
Gesias "JZ" Cavalcante talks about the sad state of judging in MMA on Tapout Radio Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Noons 2 coverage
Follow Gesias "JZ" Cavalcante as he prepares for his October 9th Strikeforce bout with Josh Thomson. Beginning with strength & conditioning at South Miami Sports Performance with Juan Carlos...
Gesias Cavalcante is all set to face Josh Thomson at the October 9 Strikeforce show in San Jose, California. The fighter spoke of the fight at the promotional press conference and promises to show...
I don't feel any pressure, especially because people here don't know me and don't know what to expect. I know I train hard and have an excellent training camp, one of the best in the world. I have...
Coming off big wins over stalwart opponents like Shinya Aoki and Rodrigo Damm aggressive fighter Gilbert Melendez touts Shogun and asks for JZ
Gesias "JZ" Cavalcante faces Josh Thomson in Thomson's hometown of San Jose on Oct 9 as the two lightweights are set to square off in Strikeforce.
Bloody Elbow brings you complete live coverage of Dream 15 in Saitama, Japan, including the anticipated lightweight clash between Shinya Aoki and Tatsuya Kawajiri.
All fighters but one made weight for Saturday's "Dream 15" cardin Tokyo, which features a lightweight title bout between champion Shinya Aoki and challenger Tatsuya "Crusher" Kawajiri.
Strikeforce has just signed JZ Cavalcante. Will he beat Katsunori Kikuno before leaving DREAM?
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 Bloody Elbow to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Bloody Elbow. You should read them.
You must be a member of Bloody Elbow to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Bloody Elbow. 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:
Stolle - City Centre
This is one of St Petersburg's coolest places to come for coffee, although you'd be a fool to leave without sampling one of its magnificent pirogi (pies). In fact, the entire menu is excellent, but the pies are irresistible. A 'stolle' is a traditional Saxon Christmas cake: the selection of sweets and savouries sits on the counter, fresh from the oven.


text: Townsend was succeeded in office by the Rev. Stephen S. Stuntz. Rev. Stuntz, born March 26, 1828, in Albion, PA, like his predecessor was educated at Allegheny College. He served as pastor of the Clarion Methodist Episcopal Church and principal of the Seminary concurrently. In April 1870 he was stricken with dropsy and left Clarion. The disease resulted in his death in October 1870.


text:
Closed Thread
Results 51 to 60 of 202
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:00 AM #51
Mr Draco- I gave you the land, the people obey me not you. Do not press me. You will not like the results. However they will do what they can to feed the DU for now. The people will of the Yuan-ti empire will begin using 10th level magic to evacuate the civillians to the Flaanesse.
Last edited by Kalanyr; Sunday, 10th March, 2002 at 01:01 AM.
- EN World
- has no influence
- on advertisings
- that are displayed by
- Google Adsense
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:03 AM #52
Acolyte (Lvl 2)
- Join Date
- Jan 2002
- Location
- Pasadena, CA
- Posts
- 975
ø Ignore Mr. Draco
Apologies about the misunderstanding Kalanyr.
The druids amongst them begin, whenever they have any time to spare, to teach everything and anything they can about wilderness survival, how to find food, what is edible, etc...
Meanwhile a message goes out to Kalanyr: "Great and wise one, ally who stood with Kas against Tharzidun, we request that you use your powerful magic to assist the populace of our nation by enchancing the crops we have, where they still exist. Additionally, if you would be so kind, utilize your magic once more to give those fighting in Hemponaland (all those fighting, not just the DU troops) the wilderness knowladge they need to find food for themselves, and survive there, as we fear that we may not have the resources necessary to continue supporting them for many more weeks. In return, I, Kas will leave any and all claims I have for the spoils of the battle against Tharzidun, to you."
Last edited by Mr. Draco; Sunday, 10th March, 2002 at 01:05 AM.
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:04 AM #53
- Join Date
- Jan 2002
- Posts
- 3,150
ø Ignore Serpenteye
MR Draco. I think it's best to leave Hepmonaland alone for now. It's insignificant in the grand scheme of things and Forrester will probably claim it for himself anyway since he has 200ppts there.
The God Emperor vetos the Hepmonaland offensive. (unless you insist on it Draco)
We buy grain in Sigil and throughout the planes to avert famine (if sufficient amounts can be transported to Oerth)
Last edited by Serpenteye; Sunday, 10th March, 2002 at 01:09 AM.
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:06 AM #54
If I can do what Mr Draco just said (pre-edit if he edits it) I will do so. In terms of crop enchantement this will happen to every crop we can so enchant. We will create as much food and water as we can.
Meanwhile, we begin to make a new homeland (again, *sigh*) this is second priority however.
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:09 AM #55
If the Dark Union ceases the attack the entire Yuan-ti force is teleported to the Flaanese to join up with the Drow,Humanoids and remains of Rauxes under my control. While we build our new flying city we will set up camp in the mountains of Ishtarland. I have Ulnevei's permission to do this I think.
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:09 AM #56
Acolyte (Lvl 2)
- Join Date
- Jan 2002
- Location
- Pasadena, CA
- Posts
- 975
ø Ignore Mr. Draco
Very well then Serpenteye, the DU forces fighting Acererak, begin to change their goal. They will fight to get through Acererak's forces and to the Yuan-ti empire in the south-east where they will take up station, and begin producing as much grain as possible to assist the DU's troubles.
Last edited by Mr. Draco; Sunday, 10th March, 2002 at 01:10 AM.
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:11 AM #57
So how much XP do we all get?
And did the death of Tharzidun and defeat of Demogorgon add to my belief base?
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:17 AM #58
Novice (Lvl 1)
- Join Date
- Jan 2002
- Posts
- 1,408
ø Ignore Rhialto
Originally posted by Kalanyr
So how much XP do we all get?
And did the death of Tharzidun and defeat of Demogorgon add to my belief base?
You know, that is something that will NEVER, EVER be said in one of my campaigns...
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:19 AM #59
Acolyte (Lvl 2)
- Join Date
- Jan 2002
- Location
- Pasadena, CA
- Posts
- 975
ø Ignore Mr. Draco
Same here...
Sunday, 10th March, 2002, 01:19 AM #60
We continue to aid as many as we can, producing and enhancing what little food their is. We heal those who we can heal, ressurect those who we can. And provide shelter to as many as we can. A statue of Ivid,Lyzandred,Escavarda,a Torillian humanoid and one of Iuz's humaoids is erected ,when we have the spare time and force, in memory fo the sacrifice they and the other drow, forces of Iuz and the Torillians made.
Similar Threads
(IR) IR Interlude Turn 6 - Turn 7 (thread 4)By Edena_of_Neith in forum Archive-threadsReplies: 142Last Post: Monday, 22nd April, 2002, 11:28 PM
(IR) IR Interlude Turn 5 - Turn 6 (thread 4)By Mr. Draco in forum Archive-threadsReplies: 9Last Post: Thursday, 28th March, 2002, 07:51 AM
(IR) IR Interlude Turn 5 - Turn 6 (thread 3)By Edena_of_Neith in forum Archive-threadsReplies: 200Last Post: Thursday, 28th March, 2002, 06:53 AM
(IR) IR Interlude Turn 5 - Turn 6 (thread 2)By Edena_of_Neith in forum Archive-threadsReplies: 188Last Post: Tuesday, 26th March, 2002, 07:18 PM
(IR) IR Interlude, Turn 5 - Turn 6 (Thread 1)By Edena_of_Neith in forum Archive-threadsReplies: 202Last Post: Thursday, 21st March, 2002, 10:41 PM


text:
|National Football League
|Player News
|Latest News
|Nov. 8 10:06 AM PT11:06 AM MT12:06 PM CT1:06 PM ET18:06 GMT2:06 AM 北京时间11:06 AM MST1:06 PM EST12:06 PM CT22:06 UAE13:06 ET16:06 - Foster will undergo back surgery next week and miss the rest of the season. Ben Tate, still recovering from four broken ribs, is expected to start Sunday at Arizona. Dennis Johnson and Deji Karim, who were both signed last week, will play behind Tate.
Analysis: Foster didn't practice all week after injuring his back on Houston's first series against Indianapolis last Sunday. He also missed most of Houston's previous game with a hamstring problem. Interim coach Wade Phillips said Friday that Foster had visited specialists about the problem. The Pro Bowl player gained 542 yards on 121 carries with one touchdown and had 22 receptions and another score.
|Nov. 3 5:20 PM PT6:20 PM MT7:20 PM CT8:20 PM ET1:20 GMT9:20 AM 北京时间6:20 PM MST8:20 PM EST7:20 PM CT5:20 UAE (+1)20:20 ET23:20 - Foster has injured his back against Indianapolis and the Texans say he won't return.
Analysis: Foster played on Houston's first series, but did not have a carry. He soon left the field and was taken to the locker room. He missed practice this week with a hamstring injury, but started on Sunday night.
|Oct. 20 1:25 PM PT2:25 PM MT3:25 PM CT4:25 PM ET20:25 GMT4:25 AM 北京时间1:25 PM MST3:25 PM EST3:25 PM CT0:25 UAE (+1)16:25 ET18:25 - Foster has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs with a hamstring injury after leaving in the first quarter.
Analysis: Foster went to the locker room after carrying four times for 11 yards on the Texans' opening drive. Ben Tate was in at running back when Houston began its second possession.
|Oct. 14 2:50 PM PT3:50 PM MT4:50 PM CT5:50 PM ET21:50 GMT5:50 AM 北京时间2:50 PM MST4:50 PM EST4:50 PM CT1:50 UAE (+1)17:50 ET20:50 - Foster ran 20 times for a season-high 141 yards in Houston's 38-13 loss to St. Louis on Sunday.
Analysis: Foster has effectively squashed any preseason doubts by fantasy prognosticators. Though Ben Tate vultured another TD on Sunday, Foster's 4.5 yards-per-carry average is actually his highest since 2010.
|Oct. 7 10:50 AM PT11:50 AM MT12:50 PM CT1:50 PM ET17:50 GMT1:50 AM 北京时间10:50 AM MST12:50 PM EST12:50 PM CT21:50 UAE13:50 ET16:50 - Foster ran 21 times for 98 yards on Sunday.
Analysis: Though Foster has rushed for 200 yards the last two weeks, he did not run for a score and has only one rushing TD this season.
|Sep. 29 2:25 PM PT3:25 PM MT4:25 PM CT5:25 PM ET21:25 GMT5:25 AM 北京时间2:25 PM MST4:25 PM EST4:25 PM CT1:25 UAE (+1)17:25 ET20:25 - Foster rushed for 102 yards on 27 carries in Houston's 23-20 overtime loss to Seattle on Sunday.
Analysis: Foster also had six catches for 69 yards and a score. It was his first 100-yard rushing game of the year.
|Sep. 23 10:10 AM PT11:10 AM MT12:10 PM CT1:10 PM ET17:10 GMT1:10 AM 北京时间10:10 AM MST12:10 PM EST12:10 PM CT21:10 UAE13:10 ET16:10 - Foster ran 12 times for 54 yards in Sunday's loss to Balitmore.
Analysis: Foster has not rushed for more than 79 yards in each game this season and has only one rushing TD. He's also managed just 37 receiving yards.
|Sep. 20 11:43 AM PT12:43 PM MT1:43 PM CT2:43 PM ET18:43 GMT2:43 AM 北京时间11:43 AM MST1:43 PM EST1:43 PM CT22:43 UAE14:43 ET17:43 - Foster says in an upcoming documentary he accepted money his senior year at Tennessee.
Analysis: Foster, who played for Tennessee from 2005-08, says, "My senior year, I was getting money on the side." Sports Illustrated first reported Foster's comments in the EPIX documentary titled, "Schooled: The Price of College Sports." Andrew Muscato, a documentary producer, says Foster didn't specify how much he received or who paid him.
|Sep. 10 9:05 PM PT10:05 PM MT11:05 PM CT12:05 AM ET4:05 GMT12:05 PM 北京时间9:05 PM MST11:05 PM EST11:05 PM CT8:05 UAE0:05 ET3:05 - Foster is active for Houston on Monday night.
Analysis: Foster had been listed with a calf injury.
|Sep. 10 10:15 AM PT11:15 AM MT12:15 PM CT1:15 PM ET17:15 GMT1:15 AM 北京时间10:15 AM MST12:15 PM EST12:15 PM CT21:15 UAE13:15 ET16:15 - Foster recorded 90 total yards, but averaged 3.2 yards per rush against the Chargers on Monday.
Analysis: This was not a bad effort for a guy who was sidelined during the preseason. His fantasy owners should obviously believe Foster's production will increase if he stays healthy.
|Aug. 21 11:56 AM PT12:56 PM MT1:56 PM CT2:56 PM ET18:56 GMT2:56 AM 北京时间11:56 AM MST1:56 PM EST1:56 PM CT22:56 UAE14:56 ET17:56 - Foster has been removed from the physically unable to perform list and has practiced with the Texans for the first time since May.
Analysis: Foster strained his right calf in an offseason practice in late May and struggled with a sore back after recovering from that injury. Coach Gary Kubiak says Foster looked good in limited work Wednesday, but he doesn't expect him to play Sunday against the Saints.
|July 27 12:10 PM PT1:10 PM MT2:10 PM CT3:10 PM ET19:10 GMT3:10 AM 北京时间12:10 PM MST2:10 PM EST2:10 PM CT23:10 UAE15:10 ET18:10 - Foster is still recovering from a right calf strain, but says he feels good and shouldn't be out of camp much longer.
Analysis: Foster ran for 1,424 yards and 15 touchdowns last year for his third straight 1,200-yard rushing season. The Texans placing him on the physically unable to perform list the night before the start of training camp was somewhat of a surprise. The team says he'll be out for a few days before working him back into a routine.
|July 25 3:53 PM PT4:53 PM MT5:53 PM CT6:53 PM ET22:53 GMT6:53 AM 北京时间3:53 PM MST5:53 PM EST5:53 PM CT2:53 UAE (+1)18:53 ET21:53 - The Houston Texans have placed Foster and safety Ed Reed on the physically unable to perform list a day before their first practice of training camp.
Analysis: Foster strained his right calf early in organized team activities and didn't practice again, but the team said then that he should be ready for training camp.
|May 29 11:22 AM PT12:22 PM MT1:22 PM CT2:22 PM ET18:22 GMT2:22 AM 北京时间11:22 AM MST1:22 PM EST1:22 PM CT22:22 UAE14:22 ET17:22 - Foster's strained right calf will keep him off the practice field until training camp this summer.
Analysis: Foster was injured in an offseason practice on Tuesday. Tests revealed no further damage, but the strain will keep Foster on crutches for at least a couple of days. Coach Gary Kubiak says he expects his leading rusher to be fine, but that he won't participate in the team's practices over the next two weeks.
|May 28 3:32 PM PT4:32 PM MT5:32 PM CT6:32 PM ET22:32 GMT6:32 AM 北京时间3:32 PM MST5:32 PM EST5:32 PM CT2:32 UAE (+1)18:32 ET21:32 - Foster has strained his right calf during the Texans' organized training activities.
Analysis: Foster, who ran for 1,424 yards last season, was injured on the first play of team drills on Tuesday. Coach Gary Kubiak says they will know more about the injury after Foster sees a doctor. It was unclear exactly how he was injured, but he was taken off the practice field on a cart.
|Feb. 1 3:32 AM PT4:32 AM MT5:32 AM CT6:32 AM ET11:32 GMT7:32 PM 北京时间4:32 AM MST6:32 AM EST5:32 AM CT15:32 UAE6:32 ET9:32 - Foster says he's considering a heart procedure to address a condition that forced him out of a game.
Analysis: Foster told the NFL Network's Alex Flanagan on Thursday that he will "likely undergo" a heart ablation in about a month. An ablation involves the use of a catheter to correct structural problems that can lead to an abnormal heartbeat, according to the Mayo Clinic's official Web site. The 26-year-old Foster left in the third quarter of Houston's 23-6 loss to Minnesota on Dec. 23 with an irregular heartbeat.


text:
First | Next
Eagle Ford Shale: Photo 1
October 29, 2011
Justin Littles, of Cuero, carries a ladder as he works on the construction of Troubadours Dancehall and Saloon at the site of an old hardware store at 144 E. Main St. in Cuero. James Bricker, co-owner of the business, said the Eagle Ford Shale production and resulting boom in the area were significant factors in his decision to bring a business to the area. "There's really not anything like this in Cuero," he said.


text:
Discover Adionomy, Your Online Radio Advertising Campaign, Fast, Easy and Custom-Made!
Anis Kachohi (born 1977 in Cergy-Pontoise) is French singer known as Anis. Born of a Russian mother and a Moroccan father, he lived in the Paris suburb of Cergy until age 8. As a young man he listened to blues and French chanson: Tom Waits, Bo Diddley, John Lee Hooker, Billie Holiday, Édith Piaf and Colette Magny. He also listened to a lot of rap. In the spring of 2005, he released his first album with the studio "Gang" in Paris. This album contained autobiographical and sober lyrics. The music is a mix of his soul, reggae, and blues influences.


text:
June is a busy month for commemorations and awareness for various causes.
It is National Safety Month, American Rivers Month and even Adopt a Shelter cat month.
I'd also like to plug that although it's not the whole month, we do celebrate Juneteenth on June, 19, and you check out our local Juneteenth feature story about slave descendants still living on former plantation land by clicking this link.
But I digress.
Although June is jam-packed with various events designed to make us reflect on things, did you know that June is also Black Music Month?
On June 7, 1979, President Jimmy Carter proclaimed the month of June as Black Music Month.
Throughout the month of June, the musical contributions of black artists --past and present --are recognized.
Many radio stations, including KBXX 97.9 and Magic 102 have celebrated he month with concerts and more.
During each year of his term, President Barack Obama has announced the national observance of the month under the new title, African-American Music Appreciation Month.
In recognition of the month, here is a listing of 22 black artists who have earned their place on the list of all-time best-selling albums in the U.S.:
2 Pac – Greatest Hits
Usher – Confessions
Mariah Carey – Daydream
MC Hammer – Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em
The Notorious BIG – Life After Death
Stevie Wonder- Songs in the Key of Life
Lionel Richie – Can't Slow Down
Bob Marley & the Wailers – Legend
Outkast – Speakerboxx/The Love Below
Boyz II Men – II
Whitney Houston – Whitney Houston
Prince – Purple Rain
Hootie & the Blowfish – Cracked Rear View
Whitney Houston -The Bodyguard Soundtrack
CrazySexyCool – TLC
All Eyez on Me - 2 Pac
Country Grammer – Nelly
Big Willie Style - Will Smith
R. - R. Kelly
The Writing's On The Wall - Destiny's Child
Secrets-Toni Braxton
And let's not forget, Michael Jackson's "Thriller", which went platinum 29 times.
Happy African-American Music Appreciation Month!
For the latest court and diversity news in the Crossroads and beyond, be sure to follow me on Twitter @G_Platenburg or friend my journalist account on Facebook
- •
- •
- •
Thank you for your contribution.Flag this as inappropriate
- Close
- •
- Follow Gheni_Platenburg


text:
Ravens S Ed Reed, speaking at his football camp in Destrehan, La. on Tuesday, told The (New Orleans) Times-Picayune that he's not quite back at full strength.
"I'm still not 100 percent (healthy)," Reed said, according to The Times-Picayune. "But I'm 100 percent mentally at this point as far as everything I can do. I know my limitations. I still have a lot of work to do before the season starts."
Reed missed the first six games of the 2010 season after offseason hip surgery but still led the NFL with eight interceptions in just 10 starts. He also missed time in '09 with a nerve impingement in his neck. He has missed 10 games in the last two seasons after sitting out only six games in his first seven NFL seasons.
The way we see it
Reed remains one of the NFL's top defensive players. His playmaking ability is integral to a Baltimore defense that struggled vs. the pass at times last season.


text:
Sony performing scheduled PSN maintenance on Thursday
Maintenance begins 8:00 am PDT on May 24
Maintenance begins 8:00 am PDT on May 24
Are you really saving any money on this new PS3 bundle?
Australia gets something, North America gets nothing
George Hotz had met with Sony four months after the company had filed a lawsuit against him
This multiplayer, 2D brawler looks smashing!
GameStop's PS3 price cut was just a 'temporary promotion', says Sony
GTTV host teases 'huge new PS3 exclusive' gameplay reveal for this week's show
GameStop lowers price of 160GB PS3 by $50
Sony to launch a new networked recorder and media storage device
French website claims a 'mysterious' PS3 title will be revealed during a live show


text:
If you defend a guy for his nudes getting leaked ("aw it's okay we still love you1!1!1!!!") but then shame a girl for her nudes getting leaked ("what a slut she shouldn't have taken them in the first place!!1!1!!!") I hope you step on many lego pieces at once.
(via lukeyybear)


text:
Hexham gets a slice of American pie
If you thought Thanksgiving was just an American thing, you're wrong: a church in Hexham has been celebrating the festival as well.
The wife of the vicar of Trinity Methodist Church is American, as are some of the congregation, so today a special service was held. They sang hymns, read out President Barack Obama's Thanksgiving proclamation - and there was was even pumpkin pie.


text:
LAS VEGAS -- In honor of Black History month, a local filmmaker has released a new documentary shedding light on the racial tension and violence that once rocked parts of Las Vegas in the 60s and 70s. Some of the most turbulent confrontations took place inside rancho high school.
Stan Armstrong wrote and produced the documentary called Rancho High School Riots. He was once a student at Rancho and his work revisits what happened on the campus more than 40 years ago. Today Rancho High is a much different place, but the lessons behind the race riots still linger in the hallways of the school.
"This is really unbelievable. I am really proud to be back here," Armstrong said.
The local filmmaker reminisces as he walks through the halls of his alma mater. He was in the class of 1972.
"It was the worst of times and it was the best of times. The riots, that was the worst of times."
The race riots that took place at Rancho High became the basis of Armstrong's new documentary. It highlights the racial tension among African-American and white students on campus in the late 60s and early 70s coinciding with social changes at that time, the Vietnam War, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King.
"It was all mass chaos over here," Armstrong said.
He points to the school parking lot where he says police officers once broke up a fight by spraying mace into a bus filled with students. He also recalled the day when a Rancho coach saved him from rioting classmates.
"When the riots started, he put me in the equipment room. He picked me up and put me in the equipment room."
Armstrong and Jesse Salas were friends in high school. Salas, now a PE teacher at Rancho High, says just by looking at the pictures along the gym's hallway, one can see how the demographics of the school's student population have changed over the years.
"Here's me in the class of 1973 as a sophomore here," said Salas.
At that time, he was one of the few Hispanic students on campus. Today, Hispanic students make up nearly 80 percent of the student population. Salas says, the line that seems to divide some students isn't race, it's economics.
"Now, it's more like haves and have not's," he said.


text:
Thank you for your patience while we take some time this winter and early spring to refresh and renew offline. An updated website, newsletter, and fun new events are arriving in April and we look forward to the new path we're taking. In the meantime, take a few minutes each day to count your blessings and let us know how YOU find joy each day.
Calling all Creatives, small biz owners, and people who like food! Join us each month for delicious DISH over some delicious dish!
This is a great chance to connect with community PLUS an opportunity to chat, vent, bounce ideas, laugh, brainstorm, and create with like-minded folk. No pressure, no formal agenda...just connection on a sleepy Sunday.
Gatherings are informal, casual, come-as-you-are, open to all, and will feature a fun, easy, playful activity each month from our creativity vault (not crafts) to foster personal inspiration and keep us motivated.
A few years ago, we were holding an "Arty Party" in our Seattle Art Camp for Big Kids studio. If you remember the studio that was in the Greenwood neighborhood, you'll remember that we had it stuffed with stuff...a wild mix of ephemera, fabrics, papers, knick-knacks, and art supplies purchased by the heapful from local thrift shops (Lori was starting to get recognized by name on the Seattle thrift circuit--true story!).
Each month, we offer up a story from our village of creative-minded folks that offers inspiration, influence, and opportunity. This month, we're looking at STUFF. How does it affect our lives? Why do we carry so much of it with us year to year? Why is it so hard to let go? And, we ask you to consider how the space around you influences mood, activities, happiness, and your joy. Clutter vs. order vs. chaos vs. space. Guest blogger Damion Moyer takes us on a voyage through his own family's "Adventures in Downsizing."
Have you ever considered doing the exact opposite of what you're doing in your business right now? Maybe with your whole business, or just a part? If we thought about doing the opposite of what we've been doing, could it provide a fresh look at things, provoke ideas we've never considered? Could it potentially give us the perspective that strikes a game changing nerve? Wanting to explore this idea with other entrepreneurs, The CRAVE Company invited 17 entrepreneurs to the FLIPPED IT! VIDEO SUMMIT to share their real stories of successful reinvention.
A giant lesson for me this past year has been surrendering to what IS...let go, let go, let go. There are many similar ideas out there that remind us of one thing...take the leap and trust. Here is one of my favorite quotes that repeatedly went through my head as I jumped off a mountain in New Zealand this past December (I quivered as a leaf the entire way down to earth--and yes, that's me in the photo).
"You find what you love and you learn everything about it. You bet your life on what you know and run from safety, off your mountain into the air, trusting the Principle of Flight to bring you soaring up on lift you cannot see with your eyes."
We have exciting news to share...The Joy Guild founder Lori Stone is featured in the new CRAVE ebook Flipped-It! Inspiring Stories of Successful Reinvention.
FLIPPED IT! is a collection of inspiring true stories from 40 women who didn't ditch their business when flailing or failing got the best of them. They turned it around by doing the opposite, flipping it upside down and going in a new direction to success.
© 2013 The Joy Guild


text:
Quick Links
Read an introduction to the campus libraries for undergraduates.
Set up your computer for off campus access to library databases.
Need a map of the campus libraries?
Each library has its own hours. Click on the calendar for each library to view a month at a time.
Library Prize
The UCB Library sponsors the Library Prize for Undergraduate Research. Win $1000 (upper division students) or $750 (lower division students) for your research paper!
Selected Background Sources
These are just a few examples of possible background sources on the general subject of Food. To find more, search OskiCat by keywords (example: food encyclopedias, food united states bibliography, etc.) or browse the reference collections of Doe Library and the Biosciences Library.
Note that in OskiCat, "Doe Reference - Reference Hall" refers to the hall that includes the reference desk; "Doe Reference" refers to the North Reading Room; see floor plan.
Encyclopedia of foods : a guide to healthy nutrition An e-book...but partly sponsored by Dole?
Author: Roth, Mitchel P., 1953-
Call #: Doe Reference Reference Hall HV8665 .R67 2006
This guide has been archived
Please note: this course guide was created during a previous semester, and is no longer being actively maintained. For a list of current course guides, please see http://lib.berkeley.edu/alacarte/course-guides.


text:
Formula One Race
Loading ...
Panoramic photo by Michael Kolvenbach Taken 12:22, 13/05/2012 - Views
Formula One Race
One of the favourite spots for sports photographers on the Circuit de Catalunya in Montmelo near Barcelona is the service track between turn 2, the "Renault" curve and turn 6, the "Seat" curve. Right after the start of a race there is a chance to get pictures of a car pile up in from a high vantage point overlooking turn 2, turn six is a slow tight bend where the Moncoques get very close.
Formula One Paddock during the Grand Prix of Spain on the Circuit de Catalunya near Montmeló, Spain. ...
Catalunya F1 Circuit in Montmelo, Barcelona
GranollersFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GranollersGranollers is a...
GranollersFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GranollersGranollers is a...
St Steven Church - interior GranollersFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wi...
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
Text by Steve Smith.