text:
AX Paris Long Sleeve Midi Dress
- In Stock
6 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
AX Paris Lace Midi Dress
This lace dress by AX Paris is perfect for parties and the races this summer!
In a punchy coral hue that's much brighter than the image shows, this lace dress will look even more gorgeous with your summer tan and channels a season's classic colourway. The lace overlay has plenty of stretch and adds a traditional appeal to your look, while the longer sleeves and midi length are elegant finishes.
Wear this lace dress with a pair of nude platform heels, an envelope clutch and slick of mandarin lipstick to complete your show stopping style.
Useful info:
- Lace midi dress by AX Paris
- Elbow-length sleeves
- Back zip fastening
- Length: 42 inches
AX Paris Sleeveless Jumpsuit
- In Stock
9 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
AX Paris Sleeveless Jumpsuit
Step out in style this summer in the hot pink sleeveless jumpsuit by AX Paris.
Hit the town in flirty fuchsia style in this gorgeous sleeveless jumpsuit. With a three-quarter leg cut and sleeveless style it's summer's answer to the full-length lovely and guaranteed to keep you cool. Nipped in and belted at the waist this figure-flaunting piece makes the most of your fierce shape, while the plunging neckline and wrap front enhance your curves for a knockout finish.
Wear this jumpsuit with black pointed courts and tons of attitude and get ready to make the boys wink in pink!
For a full refund belt must be included with the return
Useful info:
- Jumpsuit by AX Paris
- Deep V-neckline with wrap front
- Three-quarter length trousers
- Nipped in waist
- Detachable belt
- Sleeveless design


text:
Ticklists: Peak Winter.
Photo: Winnats Pass, 'Matterhorn Ridge', Elbow Ridge and Mam Tor © Colin Wells
View all 8 photos or Submit a new photo of this climb.
loco wilko - Solo - May/14
Hidden - AltLd - Mar/13
Hidden - Solo O/S - 28/Jan/12
Somerset swede basher - AltLd O/S - 03/Dec/10 with Sam Bennet
Done a few times. Snow clears off it pretty quickly. Only a rather scary II really.Iain Thow - Solo - 22/Feb/99
Users with this climb on their wishlist are:
mark stones, Scramblemad, Hidden

subset: commoncrawl


text:
News from WTOP
News from the AP
Mike Causey
Shows & Panels
Shows & Panels
Shows & Panels
Shows & Panels
- The 2014 Big Picture on Cyber Security
- AFCEA Answers
- Ask the CIO
- Building the Hybrid Cloud
- CDWG/NetApp
- Connected Government: How to Build and Procure Network Services for the Future
- Continuing Diagnostics and Mitigation: Discussion of Progress and Next Steps
- Federal Executive Forum
- Federal Tech Talk
- The Future of Government Data Centers
- The Future of IT: How CIOs Can Enable the Service-Oriented Enterprise
- The Intersection: Where Technology Meets Transformation
- Maximizing ROI Through Data Center Consolidation
- Moving to the Cloud. What's the best approach for me
- Navigating Tough Choices in Government Cloud Computing
- The New Generation of Database
- Satellite Communications: Acquiring SATCOM in Tight Times
- Targeting Advanced Threats: Proven Methods from Detection through Remediation
- Transformative Technology: Desktop Virtualization in Government
- The Truth About IT Opex and Software Defined Networking
- Value of Health IT
- Air Traffic Management Transformation Report
- Cloud First Report
- General Dynamics IT Enterprise Center
- Gov Cloud Minute
- Government in Technology Series
- Homeland Security Cybersecurity Market Report
- National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- Technology Insights
- The Cyber Security Report
- The Next Generation Cyber Security Experts
Shows & Panels
Search Result
Search Tags: Jared Serbu
Inside the DoD Reporter's Notebook: DoD drills down on service contracting; a controversial decision on contractor pay
"Inside the DoD's Reporter's Notebook" is a bi-weekly feature focused on news about the Defense Department and defense community as gathered by Federal News Radio DoD Reporter Jared Serbu. Submit your ideas, suggestions and news tips to Jared via email.
Tags: DoD , acquisition , contracting , William LaPlante , Alan Chvotkin , industry , VistA ,
Jared Serbu, DoD Reporter, Federal News Radio
The Pentagon freely admits that it's a whole lot better at buying weapons than it is at buying services. But since it's now spending more money on services than it is on products, it's time to get serious about service contracts. Federal News Radio's Jared Serbu writes about that topic in this week's edition of Inside the DoD Reporter's Notebook,
Tags: In Depth
Jared Serbu, DoD Reporter, Federal News Radio
Four years after President Barack Obama signed an executive order telling agencies to settle on one standard for handling unclassified information, agencies are still applying their own labels and their own rules to withhold information from the public. Federal News Radio's Jared Serbu reports. Read Jared's related article.
Tags: Federal Drive
Despite Obama directive, agencies maintain ad-hoc approach to unclassified information
Congressional report points to misuse of TSA's "sensitive security information" designation for unclassified agency data.
Tags: Congress , information security , controlled unclassified information , TSA , Annmarie Lontz , John Mica , Darrell Issa , Patrice McDermott , John Fitzpatrick ,
Jared Serbu, DoD Reporter, Federal News Radio
The U.S. Cyber Command says it cannot do the whole job all by itself. Cyber Command and the Defense Information Systems Agency are in talks to give DISA more of the day-to-day responsibilities for defending Defense networks from cyber threats. Federal News Radio's Jared Serbu reports. Read Jared's related article.
Tags: Federal Drive ,
U.S. Cyber Command wants DISA to take greater role in DoD cyber defense
Under a construct that's still under discussion, the Defense Information Systems Agency would take charge of some portion of DoD's cyber defenses under a new Joint Force Headquarters.
Tags: DoD , DISA , U.S. Cyber Command , Michael Rogers , Edward Cardon , AFCEA , workforce , cybersecurity , management ,
Jared Serbu, DoD Reporter, Federal News Radio
DARPA launches its latest challenge program next week. It's called the Cyber Grand Challenge, and its goal is to completely transform the way computer network defense works. Over the course of two years, teams will try to build automated systems that can find and fix cybersecurity vulnerabilities so quickly that even the best human hackers in the world can't defeat them. Michael Walker is a former hacker who's now the program manager for DARPA's latest challenge. He talked about it with Federal News Radio's Jared Serbu during a demonstration day at the Pentagon last week.
DoD finalizing tech specs for Joint Information Environment
DoD's Joint Technical Synchronization Office is still working through thousands of comments from hundreds of engineers across the military, but the department is hoping to have a solid technical framework for the Joint Information Environment in place by the end of this year.
Tags: DoD , technology , cybersecurity , Joint Information Environment , Joint Staff , Defense Information Systems Agency , Mark Bowman , Brian Dravis , David Stickley ,
Jared Serbu, DoD Reporter, Federal News Radio
The Defense Department has spent years on a blueprint for what it says will eventually become a single, standards-based IT environment. Federal News Radio DoD Reporter Jared Serbu says the department expects to have all the technical standards on paper by the end of the year. Read Jared's related article.
Both houses of Congress deal blows to DoD's cost-cutting proposals
The House passed its version of the annual defense authorization bill Thursday, while the Senate's is still a work in progress. Both versions mostly shun DoD's proposals to cut costs during sequestration.
Tags: Congress , House , Senate , budget , Carl Levin , James Inhofe , Buck McKeon , Adam Smith , sequestration , DoD ,


text:
Program Dates
January 8 – January 24, 2015
Cape Town, South Africa
Associate Dean Victor Mullins, PhD & Jeanette Snider, MA
Program Fee
$3,000 | Click here to submit SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION for 1st time abroad experiences
Apply online.
"Ranked by the World Bank as an "upper middle-income country", South Africa is the largest economy in Africa – and it remains rich with promise. It was admitted to the BRIC group of countries of Brazil, Russia, India and China (known as BRICS) in 2011... The economy has a marked duality, with a sophisticated financial and industrial economy having grown alongside an underdeveloped informal economy. It is this "second economy" which presents both potential and a developmental challenge." - Source: www.southafrica.info.
While there are many emerging perspectives on social entrepreneurship and innovation, most generally a social innovation can be understood as a positive, creative shift in systemic social, economic, and/or environmental patterns. Many social innovations have global ambitions, but even when pursued primarily at the local level, social innovations go beyond simply providing a needed service or action. They challenge and experiment with a given system's underlying building blocks: its rules, policies, technologies, structures, beliefs, habits, values, etc.
This course will offer students, as emergent social entrepreneurs, a theoretical and practical immersion in the field of social innovation in a South African context. The course will provide opportunities for theoretical engagement, visits to businesses and government agencies and reflection through a combination of seminars (both theoretical and experiential) and seminar linked site visits in the surrounding communities of Cape Town, South Africa. This dynamic program is in partnership with the University of Cape Town.
This course emphasizes practical application of course concepts and frameworks in real-world contexts. During this course, we will ask you to see yourself as a social entrepreneur. We will take an interactive approach to familiarizing you with social innovation as both a discipline and practice. The course provides a dynamic academic, practical, and personal experience. Students are immersed in the world of designing creative, sustainable processes towards social change using multiple learning strategies that can be customized for each student. By the end of the course, you will have formed your own approach to social entrepreneurship and innovation, and you will have begun to develop the concepts, mind-sets, skills, and relationships that will enable you to continue to be an effective social innovator throughout your life.
Quotes from Smith students who were part of May 2014's course to South Africa:
"The Smith trip to South Africa has changed my life, not in one way, but every way possible. I now consider myself an agent of change. I have a deeper understanding of other people due to the course being a place of engagement and play rather than note-taking. And I am also more aware of who I am as a person and how to bring my FULL self to the table. These are rare life lessons, and this is a once in a lifetime opportunity that must be experienced." - Chris Lane
"The resilience, optimism, and beauty of the people matched with the breathtaking scenery definitely made this an experience that I not only will never forget but also one that changed my view on humanity, business, and social responsibility forever." - Foluke Tuakli
What else do you need to know?
PROGRAM DETAILS International flights should not be booked until confirmation of course acceptance. Once registered for the course, students are advised, but not required, to purchase refundable airplane tickets to counter any inconvenience caused by a change in unforeseen circumstances. Oftentimes, students have made their travel arrangements through STA Travel, a discount student travel agency. Details for an optional group flight from Dulles International Airport to Cape Town will be made available asap. Each student will, however, be responsible for payment in full of their own flight.
THE COURSE PROGRAM FEE ($3,000) includes UMD tuition for 3 credits; lodging in a shared accomodations; transportation in and around Cape Town for scheduled activities; on-site support and orientation; costs for any mandatory academic and cultural excursions and/or activities; most group meals; professor and partner fees; pre-departure meetings and excursions; UM Education Abroad services; International health insurance, including medical evacuation and repatriation of remains coverage. Not included: personal expenses, a few meals, optional trip insurance and international airfare. Students are responsible for obtaining and paying for their own visa and/or entry fee where applicable.
PAYMENT OF THE PUBLISHED PROGRAM FEE is divided into three separate charges that are collected accordingly:
(1) A non-refundable $50 application fee payable online by credit card is due at the time of application.
(2) Upon acceptance into the program, a $250 non-refundable deposit payable online by credit card is due within 10 days or less. The exact due date of this deposit will be communicated when student is accepted. Applicants understand that when he/she pays this deposit after being accepted into the program, it is deemed to be a commitment of participation. This deposit is non-refundable under any circumstances.
(3) The remaining balance will be due upon Education Abroad's registration of student into the program. This amount will appear on the student's account and will be payable before the end of the next billing cycle. See UMD's Education Abroad's website for other Refund and Withdrawal rules.
Any scholarship monies awarded by Smith will be credited to the student's account once the charge appears on his/her account. All efforts will be made to have the scholarship monies credited prior to payment due date.


text:
- Age / Gender:
- 19, Female
- Location:
- Hamilton, Scotland
- Joined:
- 12/19/12
- All Stats >
im a huge fan of anime and manga, also of fantasy and rpg games, i love music but I'm more or less a mute so I cannot sing, i love writing so I do lots of fanfictions, wattpad has plenty of my works f you're interested, so check out immortalitysucks!
User Statshot
- Community Stats
Level 3 Gamer
Normal Whistle
Ranked as Civilian
Recent Game Medals
SECRET MEDAL 5 Points Unlock this medal to see it's details. Medal Stats.
Relaxed Retreat 50 Points Reached the relaxed retreat Medal Stats.
Soothing Shack 25 Points Escaped the soothing shack Medal Stats.
SECRET MEDAL 5 Points Unlock this medal to see it's details. Medal Stats.
SECRET MEDAL 10 Points Unlock this medal to see it's details. Medal Stats.
Memohuntress 50 Points Help Sellar return home. Win the game. Medal Stats.
Emerald Sea 50 Points Triumph level 4. Emerald Sea. Medal Stats.
Fantastic Factory 25 Points Triumph Level 3. Fantastic Factoy. Medal Stats.
Emblem 3 50 Points Grab the Emblem in Fantastic Factory! Medal Stats.
Rose Inn 25 Points Triumph Level 2. Rose Inn. Medal Stats.
Total Medals Earned: 11 (From 3 different games.)
Favorite Audio
|Silly Moment
|Bluegrass Song
|I Like Sour Cream
|Bluegrass Song
|Pure of Heart
|Bluegrass Song
|Techno Song
Favorite Movies
TOME Episode 06 Rated 4.2437 Stars An Adventure starring...NNNYLOCKE, THE FEARLESS DRAGON OF TOME! Comedy - Original TOME Episode 07 Rated 4.3170 Stars An unwanted visitor attacks Alpha and Flamey, bringing out the Forbidden Power's worst! Action Experimental Intro- Final Rated 3.5309 Stars An experimental intro I made for my Media 2 Final. Experimental There she is!! step 2 Rated 4.4231 Stars 2nd story of "There she is!!" Music Video
Favorite Games
Summer Night Rated 3.2381 Stars Room Escape Game Adventure - Point 'n Click |~Secret Beauty: Tammy~| Rated 4.3943 Stars Help fashion-challenged mechanic Tammy dress up to impress the guy she likes. Hurry! Gadgets - Dress Up Memohuntress Rated 4.4750 Stars Discover treasures while adventuring home to reunite with Sellars' long-lost parents! Adventure - Point 'n Click Johnny Rocketfingers 2 Rated 4.2975 Stars The Sequel to Johnny Rocketfingers Adventure - Point 'n Click


text: Aidan's Army 2013 First time here? Use the CustomInk design lab to make your own t-shirts! Is it a winner? Current Score4.4 View full-size image Design Your Own < previous next > "Aidan is a 4 year old boy who was born with Cystic Fibrosis. This is a picture of our team with Aidan at the Cystic Fibrosis, Great Strides event. It was held in Terre Haute, IN on May 5th. We had an amazing experience with CustomInk and we were very pleased with the shirts. " - AidansArmy (May 05, 2013) Similar Photos: cystic fibrosis | great strides | Aidan's Army | charity | in | neon | participant teams | terre haute Share this photo: Twitter Facebook comment by Guest - May 07, 2013 - back to the top Great looking group, that color shirt really stands out! comment by Guest - May 07, 2013 - back to the top This is Aidan's Mom! I can't tell you how happy we were with Custom Ink! We'll definitely be ordering next year! The shirts came very quickly, and looked amazing!! Thanks to everyone on our amazing team!!! Let's make CF stand for cure found!!! comment by Guest - May 08, 2013 - back to the top Thanks CustomInk for the great custom shirts and the donation to Cystic Fibrosis.


text:
Our most recent Lord and Taylor coupon was:Summer Sale - Get 20% off at LordandTaylor.com.
Expired 07/15/2014
Just click, point and save - it's that easy! Our mission at CouponSurfer.com is to save you money when you shop by offering tons of money-saving coupons for groceries, clothing, gifts, shopping, toys, travel, and lots more.Learn more about CouponSurfer


text:
The Mineola held a meeting on Wednesday, August 1. Here are some of the things you may have missed.
Lever Election Machines
- The Nassau County Village Official's Association met on July 31 and discussed a bill which passed both houses allowing villages and school districts to use and which will be presented to for approval.
- "The programming of the computerized machines gets to be very, very problematic when you get to have 30, 40 or 50 concurrent elections," trustee Lawrence Werther said. "The are owned by Nassau County and to program them to get them ready for the separate village elections gets to be an issue. In addition, the amount of to do that would raise the cost of holding an election here in the village remarkably."
- added that he had sent a letter to the governor asking that he sign the bill.
Fuel Oil Contract
- About 3 years ago the village entered into a contract with Diesco, a company to supply gas at 8 percent below the price of National Grid.
- The village was recently informed that the company that they will no longer be able to honor the price.
- The original contract was for one year and was extended for an additional 2 years.
- Any resident who signed up for service will still have at least a full year under the commitment.
- The company is reportedly looking to rebid the contract and Werther requested that Mineola bid the contract since it was the village that first took action on it 3 years ago.
Bruce Terrace Project
- John Ryan of Bruce Terrace brought his concerns about the preservation of residential trees on the properties surrounding where the flood mitigation project is taking place as well as security regarding the use of the property on the north side of Westbury Avenue.
- Ryan stated that the gate to the sump in the 6-ft. high chain-link fence "has been open for 3 years" and that he had observed a man with a rifle "taking pop shots" several years ago.
- Mayor Strauss said that he "wasn't sure" about when the would start their portion of the project, indicating that the land-license agreement had yet to be signed as of the August 1 meeting.
- The village had allowing the town's engineers to come onto the village property to define what Mineola property the town would need for the project.
- "Once that's defined, then we'll be able to work out the land-license agreement," the mayor said.
Station Plaza Project
- As of July 30, crews installed the base layer of to lock in drainage and manhole structures.
- Superintendent of public works Tom Rini said at the time that the only remaining items to be done were the concrete islands and pavers as well as bases for lighting fixtures which would be installed by the electricians, followed by the poles and then the final top layer.
- He estimated that the project would be completed by the middle of August.
Use Requests
- The WARM Association of Girl Scouts will use the auditorium for their annual bronze, silver and gold award celebration on Friday, September 7 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
- The Evening Star Quilters have requested a general purpose room for a workshop session on Friday, October 5 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- The Mineola AARP Chapter 4202 requested the use of the community center for their 2012-13 general membership meetings and a general purpose room for their board of directors' meetings on the following Wednesday dates from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.: September 26; October 24; November 28; Jan. 23, 2013, Feb. 27, 2013; March 27, 2013; April 24, 2013; May 22, 2013.
- The Mineola AARP Chapter 4202 also requested the use of a general purpose room for their arts and crafts committee on the following Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.: September 18; October 2; October 16; November 6; December 4; December 11; December 18; Jan. 8, 2013; Jan. 22, 2013; Feb. 5, 2013; Feb. 19, 2013; March 5, 2013; March 19, 2013; April 2, 2013; April 16, 2013; May 7, 2013; May 21, 2013; June 4, 2013; June 18, 2013.
July Financial Report
The financial reports for the village for the month of July is as follows:
- 27 residential permits issued for $28,520
- 14 commercial permits for $4,519
- one late rental registration permit for $1,025
- 24 plumbing permits for $5,030
- 28 electrical permits for $2,600
- 24 title searches for $2,701.25
- 45 certificates of occupancy for $1,125
- four applications for the board of zoning appeals: one for a subdivision for $3,200
- eight licenses for new businesses for $2,040
- for a subtotal of $50,760.25.
- There were court dispositions in the amount of $4,425 for a grand total of $55,185.25.
It was reported that eight new homes were under construction in the village as well as 12 dormers of various sizes and configurations, several garages and a large amount of sidewalk and concrete repair.
Engineering Contracts
- An engineering services agreement was approved with the firm of Dvirka & Bartilucci for the leak and level detection repairs and upgrades for the department of public works underground storage tanks for an estimated cost of engineering of $31,000 and an estimated project cost of $70,000 was approved.
- The village has a number of underground storage tanks at the garage including a 10,000 diesel tank and 1,000 No. 2 fuel oil tank upon which retrofits must be made and a leak and level detection system installed in 1992 must be replaced.
- A second engineering contract with Dvirka & Bartilucci was approved for the improvements to the packed tower aeration system at well No. 4 located at Eighth Avenue and Old Country Road.
- The village voluntarily after seeing a rise in the volatile organic compounds.
- The village recently finalized and submitted a design report for the repairs to the health department.
- "Basically the existing packed tower aeration system that is there, or the air stripper as they is known as, has reached its useful life for some of the contaminants that are found," Rini said, "and in order for us to keep removing those contaminants from the water, we need to now replace that, or realistically retrofit that to take it another 13 feet higher in order to remove the compounds that we're finding in that area."
- The estimated engineering cost of the project is $86,000 with the estimated construction cost being $700,000.
Other Board News
- Resident Gus Ledato spoke about the grade at the storm drains on Walker Road and Garfield Avenue, asking village crews to investigate both the grade and a "collapsed" part of the concrete at the southeast drain which might cause a tripping hazard.
- Director Charles Sleefe will attend the Grant Writing USA class in Mahwah, NJ from September 6-7. According to village clerk Joseph Scalero, "this is a continuing education program" which Sleefe was asked to attend. The cost for attending – which is less than $500 – would come out of the library's budget.
- The Homecoming Parade will take place on Saturday, September 22 at 12 p.m. (assembly at 11:30 a.m.) along the following route: east along Jericho Turnpike to Roslyn Road, south along Roslyn Road to Westbury Avenue, east along Westbury Avenue to Union Avenue, south along Union Avenue to Hampton Stadium. This is the same route as in prior years.
- It was announced that is moving up the start of by 60 days. Village building superintendent Dan Whalen stated that he hoped to have the building permit in their hands by the second week in September. Construction was originally scheduled to begin in November.


text:
Latest Headlines
Latest Headlines
Bristol-Myers, Celgene pair an immuno-oncology star with a rising chemotherapy
Bristol-Myers Squibb and Celgene are joining forces on a cancer combination treatment, testing the former's highly anticipated immunotherapy in tandem with an on-the-market chemo drug against a host of tumor targets.
Celgene's cost-sharing offer persuades NICE to about-face on Revlimid
Celgene used a tried-and-true technique to persuade cost-effectiveness watchdogs to change their minds on Revlimid. The U.S.-based drugmaker capped its cost.
Celgene cost-sharing deal sways NICE to greenlight new Revlimid use
Celgene used a tried-and-true technique to persuade cost-effectiveness watchdogs to change their minds on Revlimid. The U.S.-based drugmaker capped its cost.
Big Pharma doesn't win the margin stakes. That's Jazz, Celgene, Regeneron and Alexion
Margins, margins, margins. That's an inevitable mantra among top investors and analysts. Just ask Novartis CEO Joe Jimenez, who's pledged big improvements in the Swiss drugmaker's spread. Or Eli Lilly CFO Derica Rice, who's had to explain why his company can promise to maintain margins as its sales spiral downward.
Amgen preps for swift FDA review as Kyprolis/Revlimid combo stymies myeloma
Amgen put out the word Monday morning that Kyprolis--provided in a combo package with Celgene's Revlimid--beat out Revlimid alone in a head-to-head Phase III study for multiple myeloma, hitting the primary endpoint and offering the Big Biotech a shot at expanding its franchise for the drug at a critical moment in the company's history.
Celgene has to fight a former rep's off-label marketing suit, judge says
Thanks to a recent court ruling, a former Celgene sales rep's off-label marketing lawsuit will go forward.
Judge refuses to toss off-label Revlimid marketing lawsuit against Celgene
Thanks to a recent court ruling, a former Celgene sales rep's off-label marketing lawsuit will go forward. The rep, Beverly Brown, claims the company pushed its multiple myeloma drugs Thalomid and Revlimid for uses not approved by the FDA--and a judge says she's produced enough evidence to justify a trial.
Celgene's would-be blockbuster fails in Phase III for spinal arthritis
Celgene's apremilast couldn't quite beat placebo in a late-stage trial on a rare and severe form of arthritis, imperiling a potential indication for a drug the company believes can break the blockbuster barrier.
Big biotech booms while pharma payrolls wither
The past 10 years have seen Big Pharma repeatedly cannibalize itself via megamerger, trimming its ranks through waves of layoffs and a dogged pursuit of efficiency. But Big Biotech, the emerging middle class of not-quite giants, has more than made up for those cuts, essentially doubling to add more than 130,000 workers since 2003, according to EvaluatePharma.
On heels of a Celgene deal, Agios adds promising data on leukemia drug
On Friday, Celgene followed up on its aggressive $130 million upfront deal to land an option on Agios' experimental therapies by locking in development and commercialization rights to its lead drug, AG-221. On Saturday, Agios explained why, detailing Phase I data that showed an objective response among more than half of the evaluable patients and a complete response from 6 of 25.


text:
- July 2014
- March 2014
- November 2013
- July 2013
- March 2013
- January 2013
- November 2012
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
Quality kitchen the hub of clever homeJuly 21, 2014
West Australian – New Homes Guide – Edition June 28-29 Clever design has ensured the galley kitchen at the back of Switch Homes Centro display, in Golden Bay, combines aesthetic appeal with functionality, demonstrating that narrow-lot living need not mean compromising on space. Although the display occupies a 7.5m-wide, rear-loaded cottage block, its kitchen would […]Read more
Chop and change yields resultsMarch 5, 2014
New Homes Guide – Weekend West – March 1-2, 2014 Every last inch of this contemporary South Guildford home was meticulously planned. Space was used so effectively that the 508sqm block has a spacious home, generous alfresco area and a 10m pool without it feeling cramped. Even recesses throughout the home were specifically measured to […]Read more
Builder switches to clean new StyleNovember 9, 2013
West Australian – Hew Homes Guide, pg 26 Home builder Switch Homes for living will know be known simply as Switch Homes as it unveils new branding with a new style. Sales Manager Damian Monteleone said the new look was clean, stylish and uncomplicated. It will be rolled out across all advertising display-home signage and […]Read more
Bathrooms come clean in hot trendJuly 10, 2013
The West Australian Sculleries, stone benchtops, wood- grain cabinets, patterned tiles and open showers are among the hottest trends in kitchens and bathrooms at the moment, according to Switch Homes interior designer Brian Haftka. Working on both Switch's display home interiors and with company clients throughout the build process, Mr Haftka is well- placed to […]Read more
Switch opens up a new front . . . at the backMarch 3, 2013
The West Australian Most suburban homes have a front and back but not the new Switcheight300 home from Switch Homes. It has two front doors. Cottage blocks with double garages accessed from the rear lane are now common in modern subdivisions but Switch is the first builder I have seen with a porch and street […]Read more
Get switched on to a narrow lot lifeJanuary 19, 2013
The Weekend West Making the most of a narrow lot is a kind of art form in itself these days, with builders anxious to demonstrate how well they can create pleasing family living spaces when there's not much space to work with. Switch Homes latest display, the Switcheight310 in Harrisdale, makes a solid case for […]Read more
In TranslationJanuary 13, 2013
HOME Magazine This two-bedroom weatherboard cottage and shop has been radically transformed with a spacious industrial-style extension that fuses European flair and old Fremantle character. Old Fremantle meets the European take on "industrial" in this newly extended character home in White Gum Valley. Owners Chris Woods and Bree Hough have fused the two styles while […]Read more
Flexible layout for coastal sanctuaryJanuary 12, 2013
The Weekend West Extensive feature cladding, angles and pillars combine to create a striking modern elevation to Switch Homes for Living's Switcheight130 display in Alkimos. Switch general manager Rob Romberg said the objective when designing the Switcheight130 had been to create a coastal sanctuary that offered flexibility in its design with a functional and lifestyle-oriented […]Read more
Opposite entries allow dual useNovember 27, 2012
The Weekend West Switch Homes for Living says its cottage-style Switcheight300 can work as a family home or two informal dwellings. This dual personality is possible because while most homes have a front and back entrance, this home effectively has two front doors albeit one at the front and one at the back. Cottage blocks […]Read more
Creative approach for flow and flexibilityNovember 10, 2012
The Weekend West Flexibility, creativity and innovation are at the cornerstone of the Switcheight80, by Switch Homes for Living, in the Vertu estate, Harrisdale. Rammed-earth walls on the facade, a two-way glass fireplace in the living area and skylights in living rooms are features that add genuine interest. Lee Morris, from Switch Homes for Living, […]Read more


text:
hi im happy to see a good wiisite for a change
hi im happy to see a good wiisite for a change
Actually this is the Best Wii forum site....ive tried searching everwhere on the net for one thats more active...no sucess
Anyways, welcome to the forums....I hope you stick around, and enjoy!
You challenged me to battle.....PREPARE TO DIE!!!!HIYA!!!!(Kung-fu stlye.)
^Thanks Monsteroids^
yeah this site is the best on the net
i like tacos too
HORRAY!!!!Originally Posted by riptide
^Thanks Monsteroids^
im gonna add u man ur funny
Haha, awesome. Hi! Welcome to the forum. Seems like you got your first buddy, D_L!!!! ^_^ He's awesome isn't he!? :P
Well anyway, enjoy your stay. x3
♥_December 19th, o8`_♥
My amazing Games
CounterStrike || Left 4 Dead || World of Warcraft: Lich King.
Steam ID: APPLExCHiCk
Wanna play CounterStrike/Left4Dead? Hit me up (:
WoW - Realm/Vashj || Character/Zaduka || Horde, ftw!
Status - O_o Just got back guys. Nice to see you all again!
i will thanx all
Anyone can add me as long as your fun
Hey welcome to the forum Riptide Hope you enjoy your stay here.
Spoiler Alert!
TNOG.ORG - Games events in Manchester
MikeDBloke - PSN
I was into weird games before people knew what they where
@D_Bloke - My inane prattle


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
Prep Time:
Cook Time:
30 mins
1 hrs
A fair amount of work, but Everyone really likes it, no left overs yet!
Serves: 4-8
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (288 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Getting dinner on the table just got a whole lot easier.


text:
from Cute Capes 'n' Caps
PDF Digital Download
Have you made this pattern?
Share with the Craftsy community.
This little flower hat is adorable! It is made using two strands of yarn held together, so it is a really warm hat for winter. Also makes a great photo prop!
~ Please keep in mind that ties can be a choking hazard. Please watch your little one carefully ~
It requires 1 ball of worsted weight yarn in any colour you choose for the bonnet and part of 2 balls in different colours for the petals.
I am a mom to 3 wonderful children and pattern designing has helped me to stay at home with them. I love crafts of all sorts but crocheting is my favorite.


text: Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 UDC>>>>>> Original scientific paper Occlusal Molar Surfaces in Females with Turner's Syndrome Mihajlo Ma}e{i}1, Zvonimir Kai}2, Jelena Duman~i}2, Zvonko Poje3 and Miroslav Dumi}4 1 Community Health Centre »Kr{ko«, Kr{ko, Slovenia 2 Department of Dental Anthropology, School of Dental Medicine, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia 3 Private Orthodontics Practice, Zagreb, Croatia 4 Department of Pediatrics, University Hospital Center »Zagreb«, Zagreb, Croatia ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to identify the molar occlusal features in 73 subjects with the Turner's syndrome (TS) and compared to a control group (CG) of 322 healthy fe- males. The occlusal features were scored on dental plaster casts using the Scoring Pro- cedures for Key Morphological Traits of the Permanent Dentition: The Arizona State University Dental Anthropology System (ASU). The results were analyzed through fre- quency, percentage and c2-test. TS subjects have more frequent reduction of cusp num- ber, distolingual cusp on the upper molars and distal cusp on the lower molar, with the consequent reduction of the occlusal surface. Reduced size of occlusal surface and num- ber cusps on upper molars resulted in the transformation of rhomboid occlusal shape into triangular, with the consequent loss of H-shaped groove system (in the upper right first molars H-shaped groove system was significantly less frequently found in TS (p< 0.05); in the upper left second molars H-shaped groove system was significantly less fre- quently found in TS (p<0.01). The X-chromosome aneuploidy can cause a decrease in developmental homeostasis, which results in the alteration of apposition of the enamel and in consequently substantial changes of the molar occlusal morphological features. Key words: molars, Turner's syndrome Introduction The outlines of molar occlusal surfaces or more points, and are completed in one are defined polygenetically and are deter- of the terminal developmental stages of mined by the allelic combination on two molars, as a result of terminal deposition Received for publication December 3, 2002 761 M. Ma}e{i} et al.: Molars in Turner's syndrome, Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 of the enamel. In cases of gonadal dys- compared to the healthy population in re- genesis, when one sex chromosome is ab- lation to: sent, or aneuploid, or structurally dama- 1. occlusal contour; ged, many somatic anomalies are pre- 2. standard and additional cusps; sent1–4. 3. grooves pattern; Among other changes in dentition, one 4. additional ridges, pits and grooves. of the features is the reduction in size of the crown, which is particularly promi- nent in mesiodistal direction. The redu- ced enamel thickness caused by the aber- Material and Methods rant sex chromosomes will affect the mor- The material comprised of plaster phology of occlusal molar surfaces5–9. models of dental arches from the collec- Turner's syndrome includes various tion of School of Dental Medicine, Univer- clinical manifestations like stunted ova- sity of Zagreb. ries (in the form of projections), stunted Seventy-three plaster models from pa- growth, pterygium colli and cubitus val- tients with Turner's syndrome (TS) (X-mo- gus. Studies of the sex chromatin and sex nosomy n=46, X-chromosome defects n= chromosome have demonstrated that ap- 16, X-mosaicism n=11), as well as 322 proximately one in 2,500–3,000 female plaster models from healthy females (con- babies is born with chromosomal aberra- trol group–CG) were evaluated. tions leading to the gonadal dysgenesis or Turner's syndrome – a total number of Turner's syndrome. Karyotype 45, X (mo- 111 upper molars were examined. Of this nosomy) is responsible for 48–58%, X-mo- number 23 were upper third molars (M3), saicism for 9–38% and X-chromosome de- 47 upper second molars (M2) and 41 up- fects for 5–43% cases of Turner's syndro- per first molars (M1). A total number of me. X-monosomy is characterized by the 81 lower molars were examined. Of this complete absence of one sex chromosome. number 20 were lower third molars (M3) This karyotype is usually found in pa- m 42 lower second molars (M2) and 19 tients with the most serious clinical man- lower first molars (M1). Control group–a ifestations such as face deformities, pte- total number of 1,425 upper molars were rygium colli, short stature, »shield« chest examined. Of this number 395 were up- with broad-spaced nipples, multiple pig- per third molars (M3), 644 upper second mented naevi, short 4th metacarpals, hy- molars (M2) and 386 upper first molars poplastic nails, coarctation of the aorta, (M1). A total number of 1,282 lower mo- amenorrhoea, failure of breast develop- lars were examined. Of this number 441 ment and juvenile external genitalia. The were lower third molars (M3), 569 lower ovaries are replaced by bilateral streaks second molars (M2) and 272 lower first of fibrous stroma which are usually de- molars (M1). void of developing ova10. Two examiners in mutually independ- Recent odontometric studies in sub- ent examinations performed analysis of jects with aneuploid sex chromosomes in- the material for this study. The scoring of dicated that both sex chromosomes may occlusal molar surfaces was performed influence the growth and development of according to the following standards for teeth5,11,12. characterization of morphological vari- In this study the features of molar ants of permanent dentition: ASU (The occlusal surfaces were observed in a group Arizona State University Dental Anthro- of patients with Turner's syndrome and pology System)13. 762 M. Ma}e{i} et al.: Molars in Turner's syndrome, Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 A B C Fig. 2. Grooves between cusps of upper Fig. 1. A. Original Dryopithecus pattern of gro- molars show H-shaped pattern. oves. Y-shaped configuration. There distinct contact between the middle buccal cusp (hypo- conid) and the mesiolingual cusp (metaconid). hypocon (distobuccal – DB); 4. entocon B. Plus (+) pattern of grooves in the quadritu- (distolingual – DL). bercular lower molar, caused by reduction or complete loss of (commonly) the hypoconulid. The following associations among pa- C. X-pattern of grooves as a result of reduction rameters observed were statistically ana- of the metaconid end expansion of the entoco- lysed: nid. Distinct contact between the mesiobuccal cusp (protoconid) and the distolingual cusp 1. The distribution of traits (absolute (entoconid). and relative), assessed according to scor- ing scales for each tooth individually. 2. Contingensy tables were set up to Lower molars assess the association between observed Lower molar grooves were character- traits for each tooth individually. Tables ized by 3-stage scoring system introduced were not done for the traits showing min- by Jorgensen and assessed by the use of imal or no variability. The associations 10x hand lens14: within tables were tested c2-test and the results of the analysis were presented as Y – cusp 2 and cusp 3 are in contact, a probability of the null hypothesis for + – cusps 1–4 are in contact, the non-existence of association. X – cusp 1 and cusp 4 are in contact (Figure 1). Scoring of cusp nuber of lower molars Results proposed by Gregory was, with minor ad- aptations, incorporated into ASU sys- Upper molars tem15,16: The upper right third molar: no differ- 1. Cusps 1–4 (1. protoconid (mesiobuccal ences in distributions neither of occlusal – MB); 2. metaconid (mesiolingual – surface features nor in the presence of ML); 3. hypoconid (distobuccal – DB); cusps on this tooth were found between 4. entoconid (distolingual – DL)) are pre- patients (TS) and healthy subjects (CG). sent; Additional ridges were more frequently 2. Cusp 5 (hypoconulid (distal – D)) is also seen in TS than in CG (Table 1). present; 3. Cusp 6 (entoconulid) is also present. The upper left third molar: triangular outline of occlusal surface was more fre- quently seen in TS, while rhomboid was Upper molars found only in CG. Mesiolingual cusp was Grooves between cusps of upper mo- more frequently seen in CG. H-shaped lars show H-shaped pattern (Figure 2). groove system was found only in CG. Ad- Cusps 1–4: 1. protocon (mesiobuccal – ditional pits and grooves were more fre- MB); 2. metacon (mesiolingual – ML); 3. quently in TS. 763 M. Ma}e{i} et al.: Molars in Turner's syndrome, Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 TABLE 1 DISTRIBUTION OF UPPER MOLARS' TRAITS (%) IN TURNER'S SYNDROME (TS) AND IN CONTROL GROUP (CG) M3 M2 M1 Right Left Right Left Right Left TS CG TS CG TS CG TS CG TS CG TS CG Shape Trian. 76.92 73.89 80.00 72.92 59.09 39.75 52.00 34.16 Rhomb. 7.69 7.39 0.00 8.33 36.36 54.04 40.00 58.08 100.00 98.95 95.00 97.95 Ellip. 15.39 18.72 20.00 18.75 4.55 6.21 8.00 7.76 Tetra. 0.00 1.05 5.00 2.05 Cusp MB 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 96.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 ML 100.00 99.51 90.00 99.48 100.00 100.00 100.00 99.69 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 DB 100.00 99.51 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 99.69 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 DL 23.08 22.17 20.00 22.92 45.45 60.25 52.00 66.77 100.00 100.00 100.00 99.49 H-sh. 0.00 1.97 0.00 3.65 30.00 46.89 22.73 50.62 73.33 90.05 85.71 91.28 sys. Add. 15.38 9.85 10.00 11.46 5.00 9.01 18.18 8.70 20.00 8.38 7.14 7.69 ridg. Add. 7.69 7.88 20.00 5.21 0.00 5.90 0.00 2.48 6.67 1.57 7.14 2.05 pits Add. 15.38 14.78 20.00 15.63 10.00 8.70 9.09 9.94 6.67 4.19 0.00 4.62 groov. The upper right second molar: trian- system was signifiantly less frequently gular shape of the occlusal surface was found in TS (p<0.05). Additional ridges more frequently seen in TS, while the and pits were more frequently seen in TS. rhomboid shape of occlusal surface was The upper left first molar: H-shaped more frequently in CG. Distolingual cusp groove system was more frequently found was more frequently seen in CG. H-sha- in CG. Additional pits were more fre- ped system of grooves appeared more fre- quently seen in TS. Additional grooves quently in CG. Additional ridges were were found only in CG. more frequently seen in CG. Additional pits were found only in CG. Lower molar The upper left second molar: the out- The lower right third molar: elliptic line of the occlusal surface of this tooth -shaped occlusal surface were more fre- was in TS more frequently triangular quently seen in TS than in CG, while the than in CG, while the rhomboid outline pentagonal shape of the occlusal surface was more frequently observed in CG. Di- was present in CG only (Table 2). The dis- stolingual cusp was more frequently seen tal cusp was present in CG only. Groove in CG. H-shaped groove system was sig- pattern Y was found only in CG. Groove nificantly more frequently found in CG pattern + was more frequently in TS, but (p<0.01). Additional ridges appeared mo- groove pattern X was more frequently re frequently in TS. seen in CG. Additional ridges, pits and The upper right first molar: two groups grooves were found in CG only. did not show any differences in distribu- The lower left third molar: tetragonal tions of occlusal surface features nor in -shaped occlusal surface was more fre- the presence of cusps. H-shaped groove quently seen in TS. Distal cusp was more 764 M. Ma}e{i} et al.: Molars in Turner's syndrome, Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 TABLE 2 DISTRIBUTION OF LOWER MOLARS' TRAITS (%) IN TURNER'S SYNDROME (TS) AND IN CONTROL GROUP (CG) M3 M2 M1 Right Left Right Left Right Left TS CG TS CG TS CG TS CG TS CG TS CG Shape Ellip. 33.33 17.35 18.18 21.62 Tetr. 66.67 68.04 72.73 66.67 95.00 94.81 90.91 95.00 50.00 58.78 57.14 58.87 Pent. 0.00 14.61 9.09 11.71 5.00 5.19 9.09 5.00 50.00 41.22 42.86 41.13 Cusp MB 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 98.58 ML 100.00 100.00 100.00 99.55 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 DB 100.00 100.00 100.00 99.55 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 DL 88.89 92.24 90.91 91.89 100.00 99.65 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 D 0.00 36.07 9.09 36.04 5.00 5.54 9.09 5.36 58.33 70.99 57.14 71.63 Groov.pat. Y 0.00 4.12 0.00 2.96 0.00 4.55 7.69 4.71 83.33 70.99 66.67 70.07 + 83.33 71.76 75.00 73.96 93.33 90.21 84.62 89.49 16.67 29.01 33.33 29.93 X 16.67 24.12 25.00 23.08 6.67 5.24 7.69 5.80 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Add. 0.00 12.39 0.00 12.61 0.00 0.35 0.00 0.36 0.00 1.53 0.00 2.84 ridg. Add. 0.00 1.83 0.00 1.35 6.67 0.35 0.00 0.36 8.33 1.53 0.00 1.42 pits Add. 0.00 10.09 16.67 11.71 6.67 1.38 6.67 1.79 8.33 2.29 25.00 3.55 groov. frequently seen in CG. Additional ridges Discussion and pits were found in CG while in TS were absent. Turner's syndrome is the eponym used The lower right second molar: there to describe the clinical features of females were no significant differences between with only one X chromosome (X-monoso- two study groups. my), X-mosaisism and X-chromosome de- fects. The typical affected newborn pres- The lower left second molar: no differ- ents with marked dorsal lymphoedema of ences were seen in any traits between the hands and feet, and with lymphoede- two study groups. ma or loose folds of skin over the poste- The lower right first molar: tetragonal rior aspect of the neck. Characteristic fea- outline occlusal surface and distal cusp tures of girls and women are short sta- was more frequently seen in CG. Pentag- ture, webbing of the neck, »shield« chest onal outline occlusal surface was more with broad-spaced nipples, multiple pig- frequently seen in TS. Groove pattern Y mented naevi, short 4th metacarpals, hy- was more frequently seen in TS, but gro- poplastic nails, coarctation of the aorta, ove pattern+was more frequently seen in amenorrhoea, failure of breast develop- CG, while additional pits and grooves we- ment and juvenile external genitalia. All re more frequently present in TS. permanent teeth in 45, X females are re- The lower left first molar: the distal duced in size, with mesiodistal diameters cusp was more frequently seen in CG. Ad- affected more than buccolingual5,6,8,17,18. ditional grooves were more frequently seen The results of analysis of upper molar in TS. occlusal surfaces in subjects with Tur- 765 M. Ma}e{i} et al.: Molars in Turner's syndrome, Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 ner's syndrome presented in this study on individuals with sex-chromosome ano- revealed increased frequency of triangu- malies have further showed that the lar shape of occlusal surface on the upper X-chromosome genes regulate enamel ap- left third molars in TS. Rhomboid shape position, while cellular division demar- was found only in CG. Mesiolingual cusp cated by the dentine-enamel junctions was more frequently seen in CG. The fea- and also enamel growth are influenced by tures of upper right third molars did not the Y-chromosome genes17. Studies of tooth show any differences between two study size in individuals with chromosomal groups except additional ridges who were anomalities have indicated that the se- more frequently seen in TS. Triangular verity of growth defects observed may be shape of occlusal surface on the second related to their time of development and upper molars was seen more frequently location in the jaw. The insult to enamel in TS, while rhomboid shape that was growth and cell division also provides a more frequently in CG. Distolingual cusp developmental basis for the observed was more frequently seen in CG, as was change in cuspal shape in 45,X females the H-system of grooves, whose incidence reported by Mayhall and Alvesalo4. Sub- on the upper left second molars was sig- sequent studies on individuals with sex nificantly higher (p<0.01) in CG than in -chromosome anomalies have further TS. The upper first molars did not show showed that X-chromosome genes regu- any differences between two study groups, late enamel apposition. Recent discover- in distributions of occlusal surface fea- ies at the molecular level provide addi- tures nor in the presence of cusps, but tional confirmation for these results on H-shaped of grooves were less frequently enamel growth. Nakahori and associates found in TS (in the upper right first mo- have sequenced the gene for amelogenin lars was significantly less frequently in from both sex chromosomes. Its location TS (p<0.05) than in CG). has been mapped to the short arm of the Distal cusp was more frequently seen X chromosome and is now considered to on the lower left third molars in CG than be the source of the defect in X-linked in TS; on the lower right third molars the amelogenesis imperfecta20–23. The study cusp was present only in CG. No differ- of Zilberman at al. confirmed that the ences were seen between two groups in X-chromosome promotes enamel apposi- any feature of the lower second molars. tion and that both chromosomes in nor- The distal cusp of the lower first molars mal females are active in amelogenesis. was more frequently found in CG. The re- The relative reduction in »dentine« or the duction of distolingual cusp on upper mo- estimated mesiodistal width of the tooth lars and of distal cusp on lower ones was germ in the 45,X females indicates that probably caused by the reduction of ena- their tooth development is affected at an mel thickness, with the consequent re- early stage of morphogenesis5,6,8. This stu- duction of the occlusal surface. Reduced dy revealed the following morphological size and number cusps on upper molars changes in molar occlusal surfaces in wo- resulted in the transformation of rhom- men with Turner's syndrome: reduced size boid occlusal shape into triangular, with and number of cusps, reduced size and the consequent loss of H-shaped groove changed shape of the surface, and the loss system. Mayhall and Alvesalo have noted of H-shaped groove system in upper mo- in 45,X females in permanent upper first lars. The results of this study, together molars, decreased basal area, cusp vol- with already published data, indicate ume, intercuspal distances and sharper that X-chromosome, responsible for the cusps19. Alvesalo concludet from studies apposition of enamel, probably induces 766 M. Ma}e{i} et al.: Molars in Turner's syndrome, Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 the changes or morphological features of that when only one X-chromosome affects occlusal molar surfaces in patients with enamel apposition, the magnitude of its Turner's syndrome. It may be possible effect is progressive and time related5. REFERENCES 1. KAI], Z., I. BAGI], Z. POJE, M. DUMI], Coll. MIDTBO, M., A. HALSE, Acta Odontol. Scand., 10 Antropol. 18 Suppl. (1994) 119. — 2. SZILAGYI, A., (1992) 303. — 12. VANDEWALE, K. S., G. W. CAS- G. KESZTHELYI, G. HAGY, M. MADLENA, Oral TRO, J. H. CAMM, J. Clin. Pediatr. Dent., (1993) 26. Surg. Oral Med. Oral Pathol. Oral Radiol. Endod., 5 — 13. TURNER, II C. G., C. R. NICHOL, G. R. (2000) 577. — 3. MIDTBO, M., A. HALSE, Acta SCOTT, Dent. Anthr. (1991) 13. — 14. JORGENSEN, Odontol. Scand., 10 (1994) 303. — 4. MAYHALL, J. K. D., J. Dent. Res., 34 (1955) 195. — 15. GREGORY, T., L. ALVESALO, Arch. Oral Biol., 37 (1992) 1039. — W. K., Bull. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., 35 (1916) 239. — 16. 5. ZILBERMAN, U., P. SMITH, L. ALVESALO, Arch. GREGORY, W. K., J. Dent. Res., 2 (1921) 140. — 17. Oral Biol., 3 (2000) 217. — 6. BLA@ANOVI], M.: ALVESALO, L., Hum. Genet. 101 (1997) 1. — 18. Svojstva zubi u osoba s Turnerovim sindromom. In CHERNAUSEK, S. D., K. M. ATTIE, J. F. CARA, R. Croat. M.Sc. Thesis. (School of Dental Medicine, Uni- G. ROSENFELD, J. FRANE, J. Clin. Endocrinol. Me- versity of Zagreb, Zagreb, 1999). — 7. CORVO, G., G. tab., 85 (2000) 2439. — 19. MAYHALL, J. T., L. AL- P. TARTARO, F. STOPPOLONI, G. BALZANO, Mi- VESALO, J. Asp. Dent. Biol. Pal. Anthr. Evol., (1995) nerva Stomatol., 4 (1998) 127. — 8. KUTLE[A-ORO- 6. — 20. STROUD, J. L., P. H. BUSCHANG, P. W. [I, I.: Gonadna disgeneza i asimetrija zubi. In Croat. GOAZ, Dentomax. Radiol., 23 (1994) 169. — 21. NA- M.Sc. Thesis (School of Dental Medicine, University KAHORI, Y., O. TAKENAKA, Y. NAKAGOME, Geno- of Zagreb, Zagreb, 2002). — 9. MIDTBO, M., A. HAL- mics, 9 (1991) 264. — 22. LENCH, N. J., G. B. WIN- SE, Acta Odontol. Scand., 2 (1994) 7. — 10. BER- TER, Hum. Mutat., 5 (1995) 251.— 23. MACHO, G. KOW, R.: The Merck Manual of Diagnostic and Ther- A. M. E. BERNER, Am. J. Phys. Antropol., 93 (1993) apy. (Merck and Co. Inc., Rahway, 1977). — 11. 189. Z. Kai} Department of Dental Anthropology, School of Dental Medicine University of Zagreb, Gunduli}eva 5, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia ZNA^AJKE OKLUZALNIH PLOHA MOLARA U @ENA S TURNEROVIM SINDROMOM SA@ETAK Svrha ovoga rada bila je da se utvrde pojedina svojstva okluzalnih ploha molara u 73 osobe s Turnerovim sindromom (TS), te da ih se usporedi s kontrolnom grupom (CG) koju su ~inile 322 zdrave `ene. Klasifikacija zna~ajki okluzalnih ploha molara odre- |ena je prema ASU standardima za karakterizaciju morfolo{kih varijanti trajnih zuba (Arizona State University – Dentoantropolo{ki sustav Dr`avnog sveu~ili{ta u Arizoni). Rezultati su analizirani kroz u~estalost, postotak, te c2-test. Osobe s Turnerovim sin- dromom ~e{}e imaju smanjen broj kvr`ica: distolingvalne kvr`ice na gornjim molarima, te distalne na donjim molarima, {to ima za posljedicu smanjenje povr{ine okluzalne plohe. Smanjenje povr{ine okluzalne plohe i broja kvr`ica na gornjim molarima dovelo je do promjene romboidnog obrisa okluzalne plohe u trokutast, {to je imalo za poslje- 767 M. Ma}e{i} et al.: Molars in Turner's syndrome, Coll. Antropol. 27 (2003) 2: 761–768 dicu gubitak H-sustava brazdi (gornji desni prvi molar: H-sustav brazdi bio je statis- ti~ki zna~ajno rje|i u TS (p<0,05); gornji lijevi drugi molar: H-sustav brazdi bio je sta- tisti~ki zna~ajno rje|i u TS (p<0,01)). Aneuploidija X kromosoma mo`e uzrokovati usporavanje razvoja homeostaze koja rezultira promjenom u odlaganju cakline te za posljedicu ima bitne promjene okluzalnih morfolo{kih obilje`ja molara. 768


text:
Wireless Wifi & Exede Wildblue Satellite Internet Services in Portland, MO
Just as in many rural areas of the United States, business and home owners in Portland, Missouri are probably dreaming of having unlimited access to wireless internet service. While Wifi and wireless internet used to not be options in rural towns like Portland, thanks to Exede Wild Blue partnering with Wireless Satellite Internet, good new internet options are increasing in small towns across America!
Best Satellite Internet Service with Wild Blue Exede: Unlimited Free Internet?
Exede Wild Blue satellite Internet in Portland, Missouri is perhaps your top choice if you can't get high speed cable or DSL internet access where and when you need it. Exede provides you with reliable broadband internet speeds courtesy of ViaSat, the same groundbreaking company that provided you with Wild Blue satellite Internet. While dealing with data caps is just part of getting satellite internet service, Exede actually gives its customers unlimited free internet access every day. Say what?! Yes, you still have to choose a plan and data limit, but from midnight to 5AM every day you will have unlimited access to high speed internet when you sign up for internet service with Exede Wildblue. Pull a late night and live a little out there in Portland, MO!
New Exede customers in Portland have the opportunity to get FREE STANDARD INSTALLATION for a limited time. You will miss this offer if you fail to act now. When you are scheduling installation, be sure to ask the sales agent about all other current Exede WildBlue satellite Internet offers available in Missouri.
Portland, Missouri: Experience Exede Satellite Internet
Exede WildBlue's new satellite internet in Portland, MO is best known for its lightning speed internet access. With Exede, you can say a final goodbye to your dial-up today because the company has finally made it possible for rural areas in and around Portland to have access to high speed satellite Internet. With download speeds around 12 mbps, Exede is exceeding customer expectations and is known for providing internet speeds faster than expected most of the time. Don't sign up for service with an ISP that's going to let you down. Portland, let Exede exceed your internet service expectations!
Satellite or Wireless Internet in Portland Call 1-888-637-8571 now for the Best Deals!
To learn more about Exede's low price satellite internet packages and cheap prices now available in Portland, Missouri, call us today at 1-888-637-8571. There is always an expert WildBlue satellite specialist waiting to answer all your high speed satellite Internet questions. You will get all relevant information about high speed Internet options in rural MO in five minutes or less!
Unlimited Wifi in Portland with our New Wireless Internet Options
We are trying to get the word out to rural Americans and the citizens of Portland, Missouri that Exede is the best satellite internet service out there. However, if you are a big online gamer and can't get enough Netflix movie streaming, there might be a better option for you out in Portland. Unlike satellite internet, wireless cellular internet is the best choice of internet for those wanting to stream movies or play games in rural areas. Attention all gamers in Portland: call 1-888-637-8571 and find out if our new and groundbreaking wireless internet service is available in Portland.
Check to See if You Can Get Wildblue in Portland Now!
Places Outside of Portland, MO With Wireless and Satellite Internet Options
|Fulton, MO - 65251
|Mexico, MO - 65265
|Hermann, MO - 65041
|Leslie, MO - 63056
|Montgomery City, MO - 63361
|Linn, MO - 65051
|Jefferson City, MO - 65101
|Beaufort, MO - 63013
|Chamois, MO - 65024
|Warrenton, MO - 63383
|New Bloomfield, MO - 65063
|Americus, MO - 65069
|Ashland, MO - 65010
|Auxvasse, MO - 65231
|Babbtown, MO - 65085
|Bachelor, MO - 65231
|Bellflower, MO - 63333
|Bem, MO - 65066
|Benton City, MO - 65232
|Berger, MO - 63014
|Big Springs, MO - 63363
|Bluffton, MO - 65069
|Bonnots Mill, MO - 65016
|Brazito, MO - 65109
|Brush Creek, MO - 65066
|Buell, MO - 63361
|Calwood, MO - 65251
|Campbellton, MO - 63068
|Carrington, MO - 65251
|Case, MO - 65041
|Cedar City, MO - 65101
|Danville, MO - 63361
|Detmold, MO - 63068
|Dissen, MO - 63068
|Dixie, MO - 65063
|Drake, MO - 65066
|Elkhorn, MO - 63383
|Elston, MO - 65109
|Etlah, MO - 63014
|Folk, MO - 65085
|Frankenstein, MO - 65016
|Fredericksburg, MO - 65061
|Freeburg, MO - 65035
|Freedom, MO - 65024
|Gamma, MO - 63333


text:
Portland Harbor sinks under Superfund stigma
|| Print |
|Articles - January 2010
|Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Page 3 of 5Much of the pollution in the Willamette can be traced to businesses that no longer exist in the harbor. The Arkema site, formerly known as the Atofina factory, is one example. It shut down its Portland operation in 2001 and is now one of many vacant and contaminated properties controlled by the chemical company that spun off from the 180 billion euro French oil and chemical company Total Fina Elf. The Department of Environmental Quality issued a press release in 2005 saying that Arkema had agreed to clean up the property, but the actual work still has yet to begin.
Another example of the daunting challenges of Superfund can be found directly across the river from Arkema, at the 43-acre McCormick and Baxter property. This former creosoting plant was named a Superfund site eight years before the rest of the harbor, and it has taken a Herculean effort to clean it up. About 33,000 tons of highly contaminated soil and debris were dug out of the ground here and transported by rail to the landfill in Arlington in 1999. Contractors built an 18-acre subsurface barrier wall to keep the creosote out of the river in 2003 and added a 23-acre sediment cap and a six-acre riparian soil cap in 2005. More than $55 million has been spent to clean up the property, and it still has not earned a clean bill of health.
All of that money has come from taxpayers. That's because McCormick and Baxter is an "orphan" site, meaning its owners are insolvent. The "Superfund" after which the federal program is named no longer exists, because oil and chemical companies stopped paying into the fund long ago. The system is designed under the principle that the polluter pays, but when the polluter can't pay things get tricky — and risky.
The University of Portland, which sits on the bluff above the McCormick and Baxter property, has been considering buying it for years and nearly signed a contract several years ago. But fears of inheriting onerous liability have slowed that deal to a glacial pace, even though it would seem like a bargain for the university and the neighborhood around it. A year ago the University expanded down to the waterfront by buying a 35-acre former shipbuilding facility and lumberyard adjacent to McCormick and Baxter, but that transaction proved neither fast nor smooth. UP assistant vice president James Kuffner estimates the university has invested $10 million over five years in a multi-agency effort to push the deal through. He says the university is excited to develop sports fields, salmon habitat, rowing facilities and environmental labs along the river, but the intensity of the process and the number of attorney hours required made him hesitant about a second acquisition.
Kuffner's doubts about the deal grew more urgent after a consultant showed him that one of the groundwater monitoring wells on the McCormick and Baxter property was pumping out inordinately hot water, indicating that something unusual was going on chemically with the material under the cap. "I'm no expert, but I certainly didn't like seeing water 110 degrees underneath a property we could become liable for."
For all of the challenges and setbacks of the McCormick and Baxter site, public officials still hold it up as evidence that a better future could lie ahead for the harbor. UP, a 100-year-old, 600-employee institution with an annual economic impact of $169 million, has been trying for years to expand without disturbing its neighbors, and its move to the waterfront will eventually create construction jobs, open space and a vibrant new gathering place.
That's better than stagnation. When the harbor was first targeted by the EPA, key players vowed to avoid the delays and bickering that have turned so many other Superfund cleanups into multi-decade wars of attrition. The port, the city and a dozen key harbor businesses joined to form the Lower Willamette Group and predicted they would have a Record of Decision (ROD) in place by 2006, laying out a clear plan for cleanup. That deadline has come and gone, and the ROD is nowhere near completed because the remedial investigation laying the groundwork for eventual cleanup took much longer and cost much more than was expected. The investigation was supposed to take just a couple of years, but it ended up lasting eight years and costing $75 million. The study is so detailed that the cost of simply printing it out is $3,000. The next step of devising a cleanup plan based on that science is sure to be similarly complex and expensive.
Molecular MoviesSeptember 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Dr. Chong Fang isn't God. But the assistant professor of chemistry at Oregon State University is getting closer to figuring out how he put everything together.
Read more...
Why I became an Oregon angel investorGuest Blog
Monday, July 14, 2014
I really didn't know that much about angel investing, but I did know a lot about the entrepreneurial spirit.
Read more...
LaunchSeptember 2014
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
September's Launch article features Orchid Health, BuddyUp and Inter-Europe Consulting.
Read more...
Oversight? Or gaming the system?News
Monday, July 14, 2014
Some people think Amazon's winking eye logo is starting to look like a hoodwink.
Read more...
Updated: Disrupting innovationNews
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
The New Yorker recently published a sharply worded critique of "disruptive innovation," one of the most widely cited theories in the business world today. The article raises questions about the descriptive value of disruption and innovation — whether the terms are mere buzzwords or actually explain today's extraordinarily complex and fast changing business environment.
Update: We caught up with Portland's Thomas Thurston, who shared his data driven take on the disruption controversy.
Read more...
Podcast: Interview with Pete FriedesContributed Blogs
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Tom Cox interviews Pete Friedes, author of "The 2R Manager," about becoming a Best Boss.
Read more...
Risks & rewards of owning triple net investmentsContributed Blogs
Thursday, July 24, 2014
With the increasing retirements of Baby Boomers, a massive real estate shift has created a significant increase in demand for NNN properties. The result? Increased demand has triggered higher prices and lower yields.
Read more...
|The Private 150: Bigger But Leaner
|Private Science
|Dream Jobs
|Canine Inc.
|The Perfect Food
|Powerlist: Staffing Firms
|Taxis Uber Alles?
|Halliburton to pay $1.1B to settle lawsuits
|U.S. eating habits improve, except among poor
|Google tests drone deliveries
|Abercrombie to remove logos from most clothing
|FBI investigates JPMorgan 'cyber-attack'
|GoPro launches camera dog harnesses
|Snapchat now worth $10B
First Call Resolution targets employee well-being and client satisfaction.
How six leading foundations are working together for a better Oregon.
Vigilant enters a New Year with a new president.
Lane Powell Shareholder William T. Patton has been appointed to the board of directors for Cascade AIDS Project, an organization that provides educational services and outreach to thousands of Oregonians living with HIV/AIDS.
Fifty-one Lane Powell lawyers were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® (Best Lawyers) 2015; of those selected, 23 lawyers are from the Firm's office in Portland, Oregon.
Barran Liebman is proud to announce that Andrew Schpak, a Partner of the firm, has been named Chair of the American Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division for the 2014-2015 bar year.


text:
High Impact Workshops
Brandon Partners brings 25 years of performance consulting to provide thought leadership in exploring organizations' challenges, recommending potential learning solutions and delivering high quality performance development workshops. The aim of our work is changing behavior and results with "Training That Sticks."
Our seasoned trainers provide "edu-taining" courses to improve performance on today's cutting edge workplace competencies: Organizational and Political Savvy, and Motivational Savvy.
Workshop Testimonials about the impact of our core Organizational Savvy workshops.
Savvy Workshops
- Organizational Savvy Workshop (2 Days)
- Organizational Savvy Clinic (1 Day)
- Organizational Savvy Briefing (1/2 Day)
- Organizational Savvy for Women (2, 1, or 1/2 Day)
- Organizational Savvy and Executive Presence (2 Days)
- The Motivational Tool Kit (2 Days)
- Self Talk and Self-Motivation (1/2 Day)
Our Workshop Trainers & Coaches
It's not only our unique course content, crystal clear models, practical skills, and proven designs that distinguish Brandon Partners training–– it's also our cadre of Seasoned Trainers and their blend of business, facilitation, and presentation experience. Our brand promise includes dynamic, upbeat, and humorous delivery.
Certifying Your Organization's Trainers
Brandon Partners can also train your company's trainers to deliver our rigorous, impactful, high-energy workshops, through our innovative, cost-effective Trainer Certification Process and materials.


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
All the latest news and view from the Argus
The latest offers and competitions from the Argus
The best events in Brighton, Hove and Sussex
Features, interviews, TV, travel and lifestyle from the Argus
- Find us on Facebook
The Argus
The Argus - news, sport and leisure for Brighton, Hove and Sussex
The Argus Offers and Competitions
Keep up to date with all the offers, events and competitions from the Argus
Candle fire in sheltered housing block (From The Argus)
Get involved: Send your news, views, pictures and video by texting SUPIC to 80360 or email us.
Candle fire in sheltered housing block
9:49am Sunday 8th June 2014 in News
Firefighters were called after a romantically-inclined resident fell asleep with his candle still burning.
Crews from Preston Circus Fire Station were called to The Orchards sheltered housing in Moulsecoomb Way, Brighton, at 4.45am this morning after the candle burnt down and set fire to the table.
Fortunately the resident was able to put out the fire by himself before firefighters arrived.
- GCSE results day live
- Man drives drunk to complain about being barred from pub....for being drunk
- Rats found at takeaway
- Lib-Dem claims he will out-green the Greens
- Road trip in aid of air ambulance
Comments (4)
Please log in to enable comment sorting
10:58am Sun 8 Jun 14
puddingandpi says...
11:02am Sun 8 Jun 14
power_ranger says...
12:24pm Sun 8 Jun 14
FatherTed11 says...
power_ranger wrote:I think this is Brighton and Hove's only fire truck isn't it?
generic fire truck again
1:05pm Sun 8 Jun 14
TIMBURRY says...
FatherTed11 wrote:Next round of cuts maybe.
power_ranger wrote:I think this is Brighton and Hove's only fire truck isn't it?
generic fire truck again
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
Transform is the place where business decision-makers can find useful insights and inspiration for transforming the way they work.
Our business is as diverse as our clients, so you'll find all sorts of trends and topics on the blog. But the one thing you can rely on is that our people will provide expert comment on the issues that matter most, as well as share a few tips and ideas along the way.View all Posts
Follow @RicohUK on twitter.
Removing barriers for the uptake of E-invoicing. Find out more http://bit.ly/1kAyYJnMay 2, 2014 10:39 am
Introduction to data cleansing. At Ricoh we want to assist our customers with all aspects of data security around their devices - Find out more at: http://bit.ly/S5Du9wApril 29, 2014 1:28 pm
The sheer number of places and devices in which documents are being created, altered and stored is causing real headaches for the IT department. That's why it's absolutely essential that employees are given guidance and tools so that they don't lose critical business documents and information. - Read more at: http://bit.ly/1tKtIYKApril 28, 2014 2:24 pm
5 Things you May like to Read this Weekend #CIO #CMO transform.ricoh.co.uk/ ... See MoreSee LessView on Facebook
Calling all students! Win a Ricoh GELJET SG2100n printer for Uni in September. Enter here now: a.pgtb.me/Kwv0cc or share this competition with your friends and family. ... See MoreSee LessView on Facebook
Calling all students! People really are at the heart of everything we do. Win a Ricoh GELJET SG2100n printer for Uni in September. Enter here now: a.pgtb.me/Kwv0cc ... See MoreSee LessView on Facebook


text:
Driver gets out of car just seconds before it erupts into flames (From Braintree and Witham Times)
Get involved: send your pictures, video, news and views by texting BWT to 80360 or you can email us »
Driver gets out of car just seconds before it erupts into flames
3:36pm Tuesday 22nd April 2014 in News
A DRIVER had a lucky escape after his car burst into flames just seconds after he got out.
Andy Gale was driving his Citroen Saxo home along the A131 between Great Notley and Great Leighs when smoke began coming from the bonnet.
He exited the dual carriageway at the next roundabout and pulled over in Main Road, Great Leighs.
Just seconds later, the £1,500 car was engulfed in flames and thick smoke billowed into the air.
Mr Gale, 23, said: "I was on the dual carriageway and it started to smoke so I got off and maybe 30 seconds after I got out it burst into flames and then all these people stopped.
"It was a terrifying really. I'm still shaking."
Mr Gale, who grew up in Braintree, was on his way to his home in Chelmsford from a garage, where his car had undergone repairs, when the terrifying episode unfolded at about 6pm on Thursday.
The former White Court Primary School pupil said: "They did the coil about a week and a half ago and then today all they changed was an oil cap.
"I don't know what's happened.
"It's quite shocking really. It was taken to a garage and later that day it was on fire."
One fire crew from Braintree were called and quickly put out the blaze as stunned motorists looked on.
Incident commander Steve Wintrip confirmed the fire was not suspicious and believed to be down to a mechanical malfunction.
Comments (2)
Please log in to enable comment sorting
3:51pm Tue 22 Apr 14
OMPITA [Intl] says...
Well is that it?
What's the relevance of that anyway? I'll can't imagine that the old WCPS Alumni Fraternity will be particularly buzzing with news of this one.
No other achievements worth mentioning in the decade or so following Key Stage 2 education?
I somehow don't think the journalist bothered to ask many questions when tasked to write this one up!
7:16pm Tue 22 Apr 14
/@|_|@\ says...
Now, that might get the "journalist"s investigative juices a-flowing thinking about he scandalous hyperbole that might surround such an article.
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
In the short story "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?," Joyce Carol Oates develops a sense of inevitability in the story of a young girl placed in an untenable position by a situation and a reality that is not that uncommon. From the first, this is a teenaged girl who is part of a family yet who feels separate from that family to a great degree. She has reached the age where she wants to live her own life, yet she is not equipped to do so in more than token ways. She may believe that she is more independent and capable than she is, and this gets her into real trouble when the interestingly named Arnold Friend sets his sights on her. Oates develops her image of teenage life and of its hidden threats through strong characterization and symbolism.
The way Oates uses language in the opening of the story also creates a sense of doom, as if she were speaking of someone in the past tense because something has happened to that person that she is now going to explain:
Her name was Connie. She was fifteen and she had a quick, nervous, giggling habit of craning her neck to glance into mirrors or checking other people's faces to make sure her own was all right (118).
The shopping plaza is symbolic of her bid for freedom. It is the place to which she goes to get away from her parents and to act out being an adult. She and her girlfriends change the way they look when they get there -- "She wore a pull-over jersey blouse that looked one way when she was at home and anot
Read the full essay by joining our writing community - over 32,000 professional essays and term papers. Access this essay now!
Category: Literature - "
Some common topics found in the essays are:
Arnold Friend, Arnold Eddie, Carol Oates, arnold friend, , Review Press, music head, screen door, adult world, Joyce Carol, hearing music head, languid hearing music, screen door it's, teenage life, car car, world house, outside world, home home, eddie music,
Click Here to Get Instant Access to over 32,000 Professionally Written Papers!!!


text:
All Cannibal Corpse Articles
In Flames Frontman Anders Fridén Picks His Favorite Song about the Apocalypse
Since tomorrow is Judgement Day and a massive earthquake will throw open all the graves, the dead will rise, Christ will return to earth, and within five months, all of humanity will have been wiped away–at least according to some dude Harold Camping–we thought we'd ask some of our favorite rockers to pick their favorite songs […]
Mayhem Fest Word Search Solution
The Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Fest is in full effect, and if you've been to any of the dates already, we hope you've picked up the Official Tour Program at the Revolver booth. If you have, then you know we've included a Word Search at the end of it and are probably looking for the solution, which you will find right here. If you haven't been to Mayhem yet, but you just want a sneak peak at the Word Search so you can get the answers early and impress your friends, then you really, really need help.
Live Report: Cannibal Corpse, 1349, and More at the Crazy Donkey, Farmingdale, NY April 25
General smell of the room before Corpse: Beer-sweat, kielbasa, and cheap plastic.


text:
Game 1: Monday, April 28th @ 7:15 PM
Tyson Ross..........Madison Bumgarner
Code:Ross Bumgarner 5 Starts 5 2 Wins 2 3 Losses 2 3.16 ERA 2.14 1.34 WHIP 1.64 31.1 IP 28.2 28 K's 32 13 BB's 9
Scouting Report:
Padres: In his first start since tossing eight shutout innings against the Giants, Ross scuffled early against the Brewers. He allowed a three-run home run to Jean Segura in the second inning, part of the five runs he yielded on nine hits in six innings.
Giants: Bumgarner pitched a complete game Tuesday at Coors Field, yielding two solo homers and scattering seven other hits and a walk with six strikeouts - in a loss. His efficiency was key, going eight innings on 97 pitches.
Game 2: Tuesday, April 29th @ 7:15 PM
Eric Stults......Matt Cain
Code:Stults Cain 5 Starts 5 1 Wins 0 2 Losses 3 4.15 ERA 4.35 1.50 WHIP 1.32 26.0 IP 31.0 12 K's 25 5 BB's 10
Scouting Report:
Padres: Stults had a lot of traffic on the bases in his last start against the Nationals. He allowed 10 hits in 5 1/3 innings but mostly escaped trouble. He got a no-decision. His walks are down in 2014 but his hits per nine innings is currently 11.8.
Giants: Cain pitched into the seventh Wednesday at Colorado after allowing five runs in the first two innings. The Giants' 12-10 win in 11 innings was their first victory in Cain's five starts.
Game 3: Wednesday, April 30th @ 7:15 PM
Robbie Erlin..........Tim Hudson
Code:Erlin Hudson 4 Starts 5 1 Wins 3 3 Losses 1 6.35 ERA 2.19 1.41 WHIP 0.78 22.2 IP 37.0 20 K's 25 6 BB's 2
Scouting Report:
Padres: With the bullpen low on fresh arms, Erlin had to work longer into a rough start against the Nationals his last time out than he might normally would have. His fastball command was amiss and contributed to allowing eight earned runs in 5 1/3 innings.
Giants: Hudson has lasted at least seven innings in each of his five starts, the longest such streak by a Giants pitcher since Livan Hernandez recorded six in 2002. Hudson's home ERA is 2.82, compared with 1.23 on the road.
Score some runs for this guy!
Mr. Consistent
Score some runs for this guy too!
statistics/images courtesy of mlb.com


text:
Join Listal to create lists, share images, get recommendations and much more
Blue Dragon Plus Videos
359 Views
Added 5 years ago
View all Blue Dragon Plus videos
18 votesI've been.... (61 items)
list by Rikkuyo
Published 3 years, 1 month ago 3 comments
14 votesRPG World: Nintendo DS Edition (76 items)
list by List-All
Published 5 years, 7 months ago
5 votesNintendo DS Exclusives *Not Complete yet* (152 items)
list by John E.
Published 4 years, 7 months ago 1 comment
4 votesJRPGS: Personal - Wanted (272 items)
list by vapor
Published 2 years, 1 month ago
3 votesMy Game Collection (198 items)
list by Echiboo
Published 2 years, 3 months ago 1 comment
View all Blue Dragon Plus lists (5 more)
Website: Amazon
Description: Amazon.com Product Description The DS sequel is set one year after the original Xbox 360 title and returns players to the story of Shu and his companions, who control powerful phantom shadows. In the DS title, they will have to deal with new enemies spawned from the devastation wrought in the first title. At first glance, you migh ... (more)
Manufacturer: Ignition Entertainment Ltd
Release date: 1 February 2009
Number of discs: 1
Join Listal to add your own lists, reviews, tags, pictures and videos to this game
Update feed


text:
On our geocaching podcast today, we have some audio reports from a "lockdown paddle" event and a field report from a Cub Scout intro to geocaching event.
We also share an interesting and amusing bird encounter, feedback and insight from the Netherlands, information about Going Caching 2013 and much more.
Listen To The Show (49:18)
Show Discussion: PodCacher Forums AND Facebook Fan Page
Show Images: Go to the Flickr set
Sign up to become a PodCacher Supporting Member and enjoy the Member Appreciation Premium Perk (MAPP) shows as a thank-you!
Big ShoutOut to DirectMint.com for sponsoring this month's cool giveaways and PodCacher listener special!
LINKS AND MORE: Show 439.0: Field Reports


text:
COLEG SIR GAR:An
agricultural engineering student from Llandovery is the first to be awarded the Gwili Jones land-based commercial development award.
Page 2
COUNCIL: Work has started
on a £3.6million scheme to
build 38 new bungalows in
Page 5
HEALTH: Hywel Dda Health
Board has launched a new
approach to improving health
and wellbeing.
FIRE: Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is holding a number of electric blanket testing events throughout August and September.
Page 7
CAVS: A new website has been launched to help
communication between voluntary, or third sector, and statutory sector organisations.
Page 16
TRINITY: Llansteffan Sports
Association Ltd and University
of Wales Trinity Saint David
have teamed up on a new
project to improve leisure, social
and sports facilities.
Page 17
POLICE: Officers from Carmarthenshire Police and
Special Constabulary are supporting the Summer Anti Drink Drive Campaign.
Page 20
Discover what's happening in and around Carmarthenshire and find out about new developments in your local area.
Carmarthenshire News is a bi-monthly publication produced by the Local Service Board. Our objective is to produce Carmarthenshire News at nil cost through sponsorship and advertising, if you would like to advertise with us please get in touch.
Each edition costs an average £23,000 to produce and distribute. The average costs and income currently are:
Contact: Communications & Press, Customer Focus & Policy , Tel: 01267 224654


text:
Are you smarter than your computer? What about a robot? Explore the science of artificial intelligence.
About StumbleDNA StumbleDNA
krishnakantasit's Interests
Hollywood keeps us on the edge of our seats with action movies, from James Bond to Jason Bourne.
Advertising is everywhere. Learn the tricks of the marketing trade, from billboards to commercials.
Go on a virtual safari through the countries and cultures of Africa, from the Sahara to the Kalahari.
Solar, wind, hydro, or nuclear? Stay in the know about alternative forms of renewable energy.
Independent and edgy, get a different spin from alternative news that's far from mainstream.
Obsessed with Radiohead? Play Nirvana on repeat? Alternative rock music is awesome. Check out more.
Last Tuesday might feel like ancient history, but the Greeks and Romans knew better. Check it out.
From baby animals to wild creatures to exotic pets, discover cute pictures and more about animals.
From Disney to Flash, the art of animation has brought our favorite cartoons to the screen.
From Osamu Tezuka to Pokemon, explore the world of anime (minus the expensive flight to Japan).
Do you dig archaeology? Marvel at discoveries like Roman artifacts or the Egyptian pyramids.
From ancient Greek to modern designs, explore the architecture that has defined countless landscapes.
Flex your creativity by exploring performing arts, literature, music, visual arts and more.
You could spend a lifetime exploring Asia, from beaches in Thailand to bustling cities in Japan and China.
What's your sign? Explore astrology and soon you'll be looking to the stars for your horoscope.
No telescope? No problem. Explore astronomy, from the Big Bang to the mission to Mars.
Learn about atheism and agnosticism, and how they relate to religious and spiritual belief systems.
G'day mate! From the Outback to the Great Barrier Reef, from kangaroos to koalas, we love Australia.
It's a bird! It's a plane! Thanks to aircraft and aviation, Superman's not the only one who can fly.


text:
El Yunque Rainforest Half-Day Trip from San Juan
- Details
- Reviews
- Photos
- Hotel Pick-Up
Sit back and relax on this leisurely half-day trip to the El Yunque rainforest. You'll discover an amazing world of nature trails, waterfalls, scenic views and the sub-tropical rainforest habitat of Puerto Rico's endangered wildlife.
- Comprehensive tour by bus/coach
- All taxes, fuel surcharges and service fees included
- Informative, friendly and professional guide
- All entrance fees included
This half-day tour takes you to a place held sacred by the Puerto Rican locals. According to ancient Indian legend, the good spirit Yuquiyu reigned at El Yunque on his mighty mountain-top throne, protecting Puerto Rico and its people.
On this fascinating tour, you'll pass typical native towns before ascending through rapidly changing vistas of amazing vegetation to reach El Yunque. The rainforest is home to more than 240 species of plants and wildlife, waterfalls, streams and hiking trails leading to enticing locations.
You'll see tree orchids, giant ferns, wild flowers, tropical hardwoods and spectacular waterfalls, and see panoramic views of the entire north-east coast. The tour stops for vistas of the most beautiful sights on this tour, so don't forget to bring your camera!
Recent Photos of this Tour
Schedule details
Select a month to view a calendar of availability and departure details.
Tour commences with pick-up from select San Juan hotels. Your closest pickup point will be advised upon reconfirmation. Pickup is not available from the cruise ship port or Old San Juan
Tour returns at approximately 1:15pm
Pricing information
Click the link below to check pricing & availability on your preferred travel date. Our pricing is constantly updated to ensure you always receive the lowest price possible.
Pricing information
El Yunque Rainforest Half-Day Trip from San Juan
- Transport by air-conditioned coach
- Professional guide
- Entrance fees
- Local taxes
- Food and drink
- Gratuities (optional)
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Pickup is not provided from Wyndham El Conqistador Resort, Golden Door Spa Gran Melia, Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel and Casino or Riomar resorts because the tour operates out of San Juan.
- Tour buses are wheelchair accessible, but do not have a wheelchair lift. Persons in a wheelchair must be able to walk a little (with help from the driver) in order to get on and off the bus. The wheelchair must be foldable.
- Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
Traveler Reviews
Reviewed by: Amit S, August 2014
Josh, our tour guide, was fun and knowledgeable about the island. The rainforest was beautiful, and we got to see many different types of trees and plants. We went to four different sites in the rainforest, the visitors center, a waterfall, a tower for viewing the rainforest, and another waterfall. There were plenty of opportunities for taking beautiful pictures, but the hiking portion was only 15 minutes or so (though this was great for me and my wife--I have a bad back and so can't do strenuous hiking, and she loves outdoors stuff, but this was a good balance between the two). If you're looking for a more hiking-based excursion, you might want to try another tour, but I thoroughly enjoyed this one. On the way out of the rainforest, we stopped at a little cafe that served local food for a quick lunch, and then headed back. I'd recommend this tour to anyone who wants a quick tour of the rainforest and a chance to grab some pictures in this beautiful area.
Reviewed by: Donna H, August 2014
Our driver/ tour guide Tony Caliz was very well informed about El Yunque (and actually lives in that area). He was charming, patient, and he seemed to have an inside track on the conditions involving the large numbers of tourists heading for El Yunque. We managed to stay ahead of the crowd, and we were able to leave the park just before a massive traffic halt caused by a serious injury to a tourist heading for waterfalls that Tony warned us were on a very steep path. I felt that he kept us safe and showed us fascinating things. We saw tiny things like snails and distant things like a tall tower far away that we had to stand up on a specific step to view. We were informed about the recent mud slides and could see the way roads had been damaged. We even saw claw marks from the legendary Chupa Cabara "monster."
El Yunque was what I had hoped for. I actually thought we would get wet in a waterfall, but after hearing about the injured tourist (and seeing the ambulance rushing to assist her) I did not mind at all that we only viewed a waterfall at a distance. I loved our hike through some of the woods. I took at least 100 photos. We climbed the Yokahu Tower to observe things at a good vantage point. We had time to purchase souvenirs.
On the way home (again, opposite the massive traffic jam), we even had time to stop for some truly delicious local foods!!! Everyone in our tour group seemed very happy with the tour, and those of us who ate the yummy food really appreciated the opportunity to sample inexpensive and truly delicious food where local residents lined up to join us in the deliciousness.
I had wished to take the full-day tour, but if I had done so, I would have been trapped there for much longer than anticipated (because of the medical emergency). I would like to visit El Yunque again, ideally when fewer tourists are there! Given the high volume of tourists, I think we had the best tour possible! I loved Tony Caliz!


text:
Look at all those ducks there are at least ten
Well, you're not wrong.
I've never seen anyone under exaggerate so hard.
Look at all those ducks there are at least ten
Well, you're not wrong.
I've never seen anyone under exaggerate so hard.
I tagged some people IRL but I would also like all of my followers that would like to participate but haven't been tagged yet tagged by me!
i wanna be a reverse tooth fairy where i rob people and then scatter human teeth on their bed
a dentist
i dont know what your dentist is doing to you but i think you need to go to the police
I laughed at that last part so hard I had to do it with my hand over my mouth so I wouldn't wake up my boyfriend, but then I was vibrating the bed with my convulsive laughter and he woke up a little bit.
My introduction to sass was legitimately this woman.
I never had to be taught gender roles were bullshit honestly. I learned from watching my brother love pink, fake vacuum cleaners, and the toy cooking kitchen he got for christmas. However, for every little girl who didn't have an older brother who taught her how to braid hair then turned around and played pro-wrestling with her, I'm sincerely glad there was Mary fucking Poppins.
if tumblr users were more like raven then no one would fight
Finished last week's doodles :) (x)
I was listening to the original post as it was storming outside and I thought it was beautiful so I tried my best to recreate it.
Basically I don't know how to even make him happy. I just want him to be happy all the time more than I want anything else. It never fucking works.
Respect my condition! You may not bring your heavy handed drama into my air space. You may not insinuate someone is going to die when in fact someone is going to be in a not awesome mood. You may not infect me with your lack of zen. I have an anxiety disorder! I WILL feel like a bear is mauling me and the world is ending. Kay thanks bye assholes
Sometimes he says and does these things that make me wonder if he ever wants to get laid again.
reblog if you've bought a gaming console only because you wanted to play a particluar game that is only playable on that console
*slight shame*


text:
Mona ([[Performer~P193688~Sophie Simon~sophiesimon]]) is the girlfriend Pierre ([[Performer~P40834~Denis Lavant~denislavant]]), who is a member of a rather pathetic rock band in France. Their hero is their lead singer "Johnny Valentine"([[Performer~P70893~Johnny Thunders~johnnythunders]]) who, seeing that Mona is being neglected, decides to make her his own. These guys do everything to the accompaniment of music, and use lots of drugs. The story is narrated by Pierre, who is the "I" of the title...more
All Mona Et Moi cast + crew photos
Movies.com, the ultimate source for everything movies, is your destination for new movie trailers, reviews, photos, times, tickets + more! Stay in the know with the latest movie news and cast interviews at Movies.com.


text:
content violation
You can write your comment.
Your thoughts in regard to the site
cargus.ro are very important to us. Please share your thoughts about
the site with us.
Meta Description :Cargus.Ro cargus - romanian courier - transport de marfa si curierat rapid
Meta Keywords :, courier, curier, curierat, romanian courier, transport marfa
Title Caracter Number :
Character number of your web site's title section is 10-20 character. You used a few character for your title. You can raise your title's character number till 80 character with using blanks. With this way, your web site will be shown at too many keywords on the search engines , you will get more visitors and your web site's known will be up.
Meta Description :
Character length on meta description codes belongs to your cargus.ro site is 60-70 character. It can be said that It is enough to sum up your web site's content but Search engines publish explanation till 150 characters. If you want to write more explnation on meta description codes, You have chance to raise. If you pass 150 characters, It will be empty because known too many search engines don't display characters numbers after 150.
Meta Keywords :
68 (Not Bad) Character number of meta keywords section on internet site is 68 You character number is seen enough to explain your web site's content but search engines allow till 200 characters. If you add more keywords, you can also raise the traffic of your internet site. If you want to get more visitors to your web site, please make a better keywords analysis and put this keywords to titles and meya keywords section.
Code Type :
Site Country :
Ip Address :cargus.ro
Country Code :
Country :
Google Pagerank : 4
Google Backlink :
0 Link
Google Indexed :
0 Link
Yahoo Indexed :
0 Link
Yahoo Backlink :
0 Link
Rank :
User Time On Site
- Speed : 0.52 - Comments : Very Fast - Rate : 92%
High Search Queries :
Category :
Transport/ Mesagerie şi curierat (click for category)
Title :
Description :
Expediază documente în regim standard şi expres pe rute interne şi externe. Include informaţii despre istoricul, organizarea şi activitatea firmei, lista serviciilor oferite, reţeaua filialelor locale şi un serviciu de asistenţă online pentru clienţi.
I looked for a web site to write comment and read to comment in internet, I found the url compare site. I think the all web site around the world is not here.
Althought It has too many adversaries, cargus.ro is the best in it's field.
Some parts of the site should be collected in a category. It is seen messy.
You can direct the your domains If you buy empty domains from following domain versions.
As such, the man who write your web site wrong or who remember your web site wrong,
can contact with you. You might decrease the possibilty of imitation of your domain.
By clicking the collected buton, determine the domains who are suitable for sale
and buy with a click.
It is given the extensions of the other countries belonging to your domain following.
You can purchase these domains to improve your brand and your known. By clicking
the register link next to the domains, you can check that domain name is the extension
of this country, is empty or full, If it is empty, you can buy.
It is given on the following that the wrong searchings about your domain. You can
check them and If you think you lose too many visitors, by creating subdomains about
wrong searchings, you can direct the visitors to your main site and you don't lose