text:
A-Z Index
Type above to search for any page within St. Thomas University, or click any link to the right to go straight there. The list will automatically shorten as you type.
Quick Links
List of administrative departments
Employment Opportunities
Office of human resources
Parking Application
Apply for On-Campus Parking
Advising Services
STU blog for all things advising
Florida Academic Counseling & Tracking for Students
Registrar's Office
Student information
Blackboard (MyBobcat)
Virtual learning environment
Financial Affairs
Financial services for students, faculty & staff
Strategic Planning Online
Bobcat Enrollment Center
Student Information Center
Faculty Initiated Response for Student Tracking
Student Tracking for Advising & Retention
Buy your books online
Give to STU
Foundations & corporate grants
Tutoring Services
Academic assistance for all students
Course Evaluations
Grade your courses online
University Language Center
English as a Second Language/Tutoring
Access your web-based e-mail
Make a Payment
Pay tuition, fees, & more
Web Advisor (MyBobcat)
Student academic services database
Word Up! Writing Lab
Tutoring & Writing Services
Request Info
Apply Online Now
Give to STU
About STUAA
How to Get Involved
Strategic Planning Survey
Schedule a Visit
Campus Map
Local Accommodations
Alumni Resources
Campus Services & Benefits
Alumni ID Card & Fitness Center Information
Alumni Parking Decal Application
Alumni Discounts
Transcripts, Diplomas & Degree Verifications
Alumni Prayer Wall
Prayer Request Form
Campus Ministry Services
Stay Connected
Update Your Information
Join Our Mailing List
Class Notes
Class Notes Form
CONTACT Newsletter
Alumni Directory
News & Events
Alumni Spotlight
Did You Know?
Give to STU
Contact Us
About STUAA
Alumni Resources
Stay Connected
Alumni Directory
News & Events
Give to STU
Contact Us
My Bobcat
Advising Services
Bobcat Enrollment Center
Course Evaluations
Financial Affairs
Give to STU
Make a Payment
Tutoring Services
Stay Connected
Class Notes
Class Notes
Class Notes: 1980s
Charles Elwood, M.S. Sports Administration
, took the Deputy Director of Intercollegiate Athletics position at Fordham University.
Craig T. Chindemi, B.A. Sports Administration
, has been appointed Vice President and Chief Philanthropic Officer for Martin Health System, a not-for-profit, community based health care organization in Stuart, FL. He was previously Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y.
Dr. Cedric L. Alexander, B.A. Sociology
, serves as the Deputy Chief Operating Officer of Public Safety in DeKalb County, GA. In this position, he oversees all public safety, police, fire, and emergency management in the third largest county in Georgia. Dr. Alexander holds doctoral degree in clinical psychology and a master's degree in marriage and family therapy.
Tim Paulus, M.A. Sports Administration
, has been appointed to the position of director of sales at Cranwell Resort, Spa and Golf Club in the Berkshires region of Western Massachusetts.
Jacob H. Brey, Jr., B.A. Criminal Justice
, retired in 1997 from the Broward Sheriff's Office after 28 years as a Police Officer. At the time of his retirement, he was the District Commander in Lauderdale Lakes. In 2000, Mr. Brey graduated with a Masters in Divinity from Trinity Lutheran Seminary in Columbus, OH. Pastor Brey has been a Lutheran Pastor for more than 13 years, and is presently the Senior Pastor at All Saints Lutheran Church in Tamarac, FL.
Bill McGillis, B.A. Sports Administration
, was named Athletic Director at the University of Southern Mississippi.
Robert A. Monica
, B.A. Sports Administration, is handling Sales & Promotions at Schutt Sports in Delray Beach, FL.
Stanley Wilson, M.S. Health Management
, was recently appointed Dean of the College of Healthcare Sciences of Nova Southeastern University. Previously, he was an associate professor and chair of the Department of Physical Therapy at Howard University in Washington, D.C., assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Florida International University in Miami, and had several clinical appointments in South Florida and Virginia.
John Griffin, B.A. Sports Administration
, was promoted to Associate Commissioner of Communications & Brand Marketing for the American Athletic Conference.
Robert McQueen, B.A. Sports Administration
, currently works at Momentum Worldwide. Robert is married to Rachel and has two children, Michael Joseph (8) and Maggie Rose (6) and they live in Pittsford, NY.
Lisa Ponzio, B.A. Communication Arts
, is a Program Manager for the Operations Program Support Division. She coordinates and facilitates all TV and Radio programming in 43 languages at The Voice of America. She is proud to serve our country and says that her degree has served her well in the areas of television and radio.
Eugene "Gene" Taylor, M.S. Sports Administration
, was named the deputy director for the intercollegiate athletics program at the University of Iowa. Taylor was previously the director of athletics at North Dakota State University where he guided NDSU through the transition from NCAA Division II to NCAA Division I.
Gary L. Richter, B.A., Sports Administration
, received the 2012 Willa Jones Award as the Volunteer of the Year by the Ronald McDonald House in Cleveland, OH, "for always being willing to go the extra mile and help wherever needed with a gentle, caring and easy going attitude during 11 years volunteering at the House.
David Gettleman, B.A. Sports Management
, was named General Manager of the Carolina Panthers.
Todd Reeser, M.S. Sports Administration
, is the new Athletic Director at Columbus State University.
Brad Catherman, M.S. Sports Administration
, is the new Executive Director of Athletes for a Better World (
Fr. Francis Chambers, OSA, D.Min.
has completed twenty-five years at Villanova University and recently completed his Doctorate in Ministry. He is currently the Associate Director of International Admission
William Chaves, B.A. Sports Administration
, was awarded the Athletic Director of the Year by Under Armour for his work at Eastern Washington University (WA).
Ken Elder, M.S. Sports Administration
, is the new Senior Director of Marketing & Strategic Partnerships for the College Football Playoffs in Dallas, TX.
Larry Pujol, B.A. Accounting
, accepted position as Vice President, Latin America for Optos, Inc. Optos is a Scottish company that manufactures the Optomap, which is a device used by Ophthalmologist and Optometrist to obtain an Ultra-Wide field image of the back of the eye through a Laser-Scan, without dilation, in less than a second. Larry will oversee the company's strategic expansion in Latin America.
Mark Savercool, B.A. Sports Administration
, is the Vice President for Advancement at Archbishop Carroll High School located in Washington, DC.
Andy Elisburg, B.A. Sports Administration
, was promoted to Senior Vice President, Basketball Operations/General Manager for the Miami Heat.
Julie (Carpenter) Grice, M.S. Sports Administration
, is the Vice President of Entrepreneur Services at Indy Chamber in Indianapolis, IN.
Mark McCullers, M.S. Sports Administration
, has accepted the role of President & General Manager for the Columbus Crew.
Copyright (c) 2014 St. Thomas University - Alumni Association
16401 NW 37th Avenue
Miami Gardens, Florida 33054, United States of America
(305) 628-6562 | firstname.lastname@example.com
Terms Of Use
Privacy Statement


text:
Thu 10 Jan 2013
Obtain Treatments Easily With Repeat Prescriptions
Posted by administrator under Health News
No Comments
Online retailers tend to be working along with this type of large step that it's is becoming practically not possible to allow them to decelerate. 100s as well as a large number of purchases maintain flowing every day to their treatment centers by way of the web. The kind of comfort, cost as well as quick providers they provide would be the factors which force customers in order to choose all of them. In the event that the type of medicines you're getting will be exactly the same for a long time of your time, you are able to prevent likely to the actual doctors, as well as rather obtain replicate medications via a trustworthy on the internet center.
Think about this by doing this, Mr. By may be struggling with diabetes with regard to 5 many years. Each month, he's to visit the actual center to check on their diabetes. He might end up being upon insulin or even pills with respect to the sugar-level within their entire body. Whenever he's from medical center, a doctor may recommend the actual program following the bloodstream check. This can continue with regard to a long time because diabetes is really a long-term sickness. In the event that Mr. By is actually certain regarding their diabetes becoming in check, he might cease likely to a healthcare facility to satisfy the actual professional, as well as rather obtain replicate medications through signing up having a real on the internet pharmacy. It's also feasible in order to keep track of blood sugar levels in your own home by using the glucometer. With regard to diabetics, acquiring on the internet replicate medications providers is really a real-time saver.
Apart from diabetes, additional healthcare difficulties additionally require sufferers to achieve the exact same type of medicines for any arranged time period, or even till they could possess a additional evaluation. Nevertheless, the issue is physicians tend not to recommend with regard to lengthier than the usual 30 days. The majority of sufferers may would rather possess medicines that won't need these phones go to the doctors with regard to no less than 3 months. Thinking about the medical appropriateness as well as comfort with regard to this kind of ill individuals, on the internet treatment centers are providing all of them cost-effective as well as secure providers.
Nevertheless, requesting the replicate doctor prescribed takes a individual to possess healthcare balance. The actual shop or even center may repair a scheduled appointment based on your own accessibility as well as show you how lengthy you may be on a single remedy. In ways, ending up in a doctor from normal period is actually much better because the remedies may require a brand new try looking in situation there isn't any enhancement inside your situation, or even you will find any kind of unwanted effects because of the medicines. In the event that that's the situation, after that lengthy repeats won't meet your needs and you'll shed your hard earned money.
However, you'll be able to possess a replicate way to obtain medicines in the nearby chemist if you such as. You may even obtain respite from going to the actual center. Additionally, the neighborhood druggist will even examine the utilization as well as dose from the medications, which assists to avoid more than or even below recommending the actual medicines later on.
Actually sufferers struggling with persistent problems may enjoy the advantages of replicate dishing out. Pharmacies may have the actual paperwork right from the start associated with discussion. Very first, they'll examine when the replicate provide is essential. Following making certain the individual doesn't need to visit a doctor, they'll provide replicate medications.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
TOLEDO – When the Komets look back at this game, they will see the missed opportunities.
But that's not really anything new these days for a team that has scored just seven goals over the last five games.
If you can't score goals, you can't win in this league, Fort Wayne coach Al Sims said, after a 6-3 loss to the Toledo Walleye on Sunday.
I said that last night, and I'm saying it again tonight. We had a 2-on-0 breakaway and nothing. Are you kidding me? We didn't even get a shot on net. It's beyond anything I've seen.
The Komets should have been up three goals heading into the third period at the Huntington Center, but instead they were tied at 2 with Toledo, which unleashed a flurry of three goals in the span of four shots to take control in front of 6,083 fans.
The Komets (26-26-2) have lost five in a row and seven of their last nine, dropping them to 10th place in the Eastern Conference.
They have 18 games remaining to make up four points and get into the eighth and final playoff spot.
The team is actively investigating trades in anticipation of the March 7 trade deadline.
We've just got to work harder, said forward Matt Syroczynski, who along with Brett Smith and Brandon Marino scored for Fort Wayne. That's the only thing I know that works, is that everybody has to work harder. We're getting the chances. We've got to bury them.
In the first two periods, forward Eric Giosa missed a wide-open net, Syroczynski missed a wraparound with goaltender Jordan Pearce out of the net and forward Lincoln Kaleigh Schrock missed the net entirely on the aforementioned 2-on-0 rush.
We had a lot of chances, Syroczynski said. We've got to get to practice Tuesday and practice scoring, practice defense and practice everything. Nothing's working right now, so we've just got to work.
Toledo (29-18-6) got goals from Nino Musitelli, Kyle Rogers, Randy Rowe, Byron Froese, Cody Lampl and former Komet Stephon Thorne.
They get two or three chances in the third period and they're in the net. Bang, bang, bang and it's over, Sims said. All the hard work is not rewarded.
Pearce stopped 32 of 35 shots.
Fort Wayne's Charlie Effinger stopped 23 of 28.
Referee Don Jablonski awarded only two power plays in the game – Toledo was 0 for 2 – though Marino's goal came with a delayed penalty and the goalie pulled
Notes: The Komets played without goaltender Marco Cousineau (groin), forwards Mike Hoban (shoulder) and John Dunbar (lower body), plus defensemen Brent Henley (healthy) and Scott Kishel (hand).


text:
Amelita Court Yard Hounds
The Court Yard Hounds open their second album, Amelita, with a portrait of a friend who wallows in negativity. But the arrangement and lyrics of Sunshine express how this sisterly duo isn't going to let their downer friend dampen their day.
The breezy, buoyantly melodic song is a perfect introduction to a collection of songs that find two members of the Dixie Chicks expressing joy in music once again – a drastic shift from their self-titled first album and from the dark musings found on the recent solo debut of their longtime singing partner, Natalie Maines.
Sisters Emily Robison and Martie Maguire keep on the sunny side for most of Amelita, concocting a distinct acoustic blend rife with life-affirming energy and clever, engaging lyrics to match. Robison sounds more confident as a lead vocalist. And the writing of the two sisters, sometimes with guitarist Martin Strayer, Robison's recently wed husband, takes on a shine reminiscent of the blissful elation of early Chicks hits such as Wide Open Spaces.
They occasionally bring rock swagger to their acoustic sound, as in the wonderful Rock All Night, about the excitement of the moments leading up to attending an eagerly anticipated concert.
In the song The World Smiles, the sisters say they are determined to put the blues behind them. Amelita implies that, musically at least, these former country stars have a spring back in their step – and their infectious way of conveying it will lighten the souls, and soles, of listeners, too.
– Michael McCall, Associated Press


text:
The pilot-in-command (PIC) stated that they were flying at 4,000 feet msl over Lake Pontchartrain when the flight crew heard a bang. The pilots thought that they had experienced a bird strike, and they landed uneventfully at New Orleans. Post flight examination of the left wing revealed that the left wing's fuel vent was blocked with duct tape, and the wet wing fuel tank had collapsed. The fuel tank stringers and the wing ribs sustained structural damage. The PIC stated that the fuel tanks had been repaired and pressure tested prior to the flight. The PIC added that after the pressure test, the mechanic, who repaired the fuel tank, removed the tape from the right wing's fuel vent; however, both the mechanic and the flight crew failed to notice the duct tape over the left wing's fuel vent. The flight crew stated that there were no streamers or markers present to indicate that the fuel tank vent was covered with duct tape.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
Index for Feb2001 | Index of months


text:
Hello Ali Ashraf,
there 's an IBM document that describes the process from Exchange 2003 to Domino but I could'nt find anything about older versions; you could have a look at this and try it on a lab environment.
This abstract may also be of assistance.
If you can aford a third party product we used one from Binary Tree. It moved all the data, including public folders which were mapped to mail-in databases. This was several years ago so I hope their product still supports Exchange 5.5. the products are "CMT for Notes" and "CMT for Public Folders".
REGISTER or login:


text:
Sanity is madness put to good use. – George Santayana
Did you have too many cooks in your kitchen on Thanksgiving? People can get cranky when things get chaotic during the holiday season. I was watching the news today and saw a story about family members having a shootout at the dinner table. This princess nurse had a peaceful day as my prince prepared our Thanksgiving meal. We spent an enjoyable day with our family. If you're heading out to shop today, I wish you luck finding that perfect gift and a parking spot at the mall.
Jean-Luc Picard
November 24th, 2006 at 4:15 pm
Hope you had a good Thanksgiving.
Deacon Barry
November 24th, 2006 at 4:48 pm
I hope you had a good Thanksgiving too. We don't have it over here, so for me it was just an ordinary day off. I had to go to the dentist for a check-up but I stopped by the fish van and got some lovely haddock fillets which we had for tea yesterday and today. I do the cooking in our house.
The Angry Medic
November 24th, 2006 at 7:48 pm
Ditto Deacon Barry, we didn't have Thanksgiving here…the university never sleeps. But I hope yours was good. Warms my heart to know your family loves you and pampers you. Way too much depression going around these days.
But then again, we all know that from your last few posts
Bohemian Road Nurse...
November 24th, 2006 at 11:51 pm
Yes, there were too many cooks at my mother's house, and the free-floating anxiety level went waaaaay up for awhile. (I can always tell when this begins because my sister starts throwing me those "looks" behind my mother's back, heh heh…) (And would you believe that the whole thing started over whether to use a Butterball Turkey or an "offbrand" turkey?—cracks me up!)
November 25th, 2006 at 12:29 am
We had lots of cooks too, but it was fun. I really enjoyed my Thanksgiving. My Prince is a really helpful with the clean-up, so it doesn't get any better than that!
November 25th, 2006 at 11:17 pm
Where did you find that book cover! It does 2 things: Relates to your topic well AND is freakin' hilarious!! I love it! I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving!
Mother Jones RN
November 26th, 2006 at 12:53 pm
Most of the books you see are from our family book collection. This book, however, was a book on eBay.


text:
Main Content
This item ships within one business day.
$5.99 3-day shipping. Need it faster?
When you're away from your home computer, take your files along easily with this Centon Jimmie Johnson flash drive keychain. It offers a 2GB capacity, allowing you to store digital documents, pictures, video clips, and MP3 files. Its compact design makes transportation a snap.
- 2GB Capacity
- Compact design for easy transportation
- Officially licensed
- Plastic flash drive keychain
- Store digital documents, pictures, video clips, and MP3 files
- USB-compatible
Johnson Customers also liked:
Reviewed by 1 customer
- Fun
Best Uses
- Home
Comments about Centon Jimmie Johnson 2GB Flash Drive Keychain:
I purchased as a gift for a friend so I have not checked it out but the construction looked good in the package and I thought it was great idea.
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
November 28, 2014
The Lancers scored twice in the third period and held on for a 4-2 win at Fargo Friday night.
Tyler Moy gave Omaha a 1-0 lead at 16:32 of the opening period. Michael Booth tied it with a goal at 18:55.
The Lancers got an unassisted goal from Dominic Racobaldo at 7:30 of period two and Robbie Baillargeon added a power play tally at 11:26 for a 3-1 lead.
Dominic Toninato got the Force to within one with a score coming at the 11:40 mark, but Drew Melanson iced the win courtesy of an empty net goal with just :02 remaining.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Skip to content
By Matthew Birt -
15 September 2012 18:08
Valentino Rossi is hoping a new Ducati GP12 chassis and swingarm will help him claim only a fourth top six finish of the season in front of his home crowd at Misano tomorrow.
The Italian, who will return to Yamaha in 2013, qualified in sixth place this afternoon after posting a best time of 1.34.619 in the first full dry session of a rain-hit weekend.
The 33-year-old had tested the new frame and swingarm at Misano recently and Rossi said he had more front and rear stability on corner entry.
He told MCN: "Firstly we can modify more the position of the front so the feeling and the stability of the front is better. Secondly we have worked to improve the rear stability on corner entry where we always suffer. It looks like we have improved this also. But I'm sure in the race the other guys will do a step and they will go faster, so we have to do the same to stay with them. The performance today was positive because I was not very far from the guys at the front and the position is very important tomorrow for the race. The gap from pole is just 0.7s, which is quite good."
Rossi said a crucial test in tomorrow's 28-lap race will be to understand if the new chassis and swingarm prolongs tyre life.
A frequent complaint of the nine-times world champion has been the Desmosedici's struggle to maintain good grip in the second half of races and Rossi has often faded in the closing laps.
He added: "At Brno I was OK in the first part of the race but then I had problems at the rear with the tyre sliding too much, so it will be important to understand in the race if we can stay on the pace until the end of the race. There are a lot of riders very close on pace. Crutchlow, Bradl and Bautista and Spies are close so it will be a good battle. Understanding my pace in the second part of the race will be important."
Upload stories, photos or videos direct to the site, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Or call us on 01733 468842 (+44 1733 468842)
Add your comment – Misano MotoGP: Valentino Rossi targets positive result with new chassis
Sign in You must be signed in to submit a comment.
Hey Mort
Nice post fella!
18 September 2012 10:44
well said Mort
At last someone with sense. Well said Mort.
Hey Pacey Bud re:Congrats Vale. Still to beat an alien whilst on the Duke............. unlike Casey. The 'fanboys' are loving it today though. Bless 'em. Simple things please simple minds i guess.
What was this then?
Le Mans, Sunday, May 20, 2012
Pos. Points. Num. Rider. Nation. Team. Bike. Km/h. Time/Gap
1 25 99 Jorge LORENZO SPA Yamaha Factory Racing Yamaha 141.6 49'39.743
2 20 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA Ducati Team Ducati 141.1 +9.905
3 16 1 Casey STONER AUS Repsol Honda Team Honda 141.0 +11.298
4 13 26 Dani PEDROSA SPA Repsol Honda Team Honda 140.2 +29.361
Fastest Lap: Lap: 21 Valentino ROSSI 1'44.614 144.0 Km/h
Rossi? Ducati? Aliens? Looks like Rossi beat some Aliens there inc Casey and on a Ducati but I guess you don't count it as it was raining/tyres/health issues/crashes/mistakes? I am no fanboy but you made a simple error or simply forgot bud. Simple minds do forget things now and then though ;-)
Sorry couldn't resist that.
17 September 2012 12:48
For Trippy - a brief history of time
Until Lorenzo Rossi never had a team-mate who had equal equipment to him.
In 2007 when the 800s replaced the 990s the Japanese manufacturers all thought that the best way forward was with a bike that would turn on a sixpence. Ducati went the other way and built a rocketship. Casey won 10 races that year and the title.
In 2008 the Japanese rectified their mistake and Rossi won the title. Lorenzo joins Rossi at Yamaha and is fast but crashes as he learns the bike.
2009 - Stoner missed several races with stomach problems (at the time referred to as a mystery illness). Lorenzo is faster than last year. Rossi won the title.
2010 - The Aliens (Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Stoner & Rossi) are again the only title contenders. Lorenzo is beating Rossi on equal machinery. At the Italian GP Rossi highsides and breaks his leg. Lorenzo continues charging towards his maiden motogp title. Rossi returns from injury and at the Malaysian gp wins his last race (so far anyway). Lorenzo takes the Title.
2011 - The last year of the 800s and having been the main driving force behind the switch from 990s to 800s Honda are desperate to take the Title. Having signed Stoner, the fastest rider in the world, and throwing everything they have at it they succees. Stoner romps to victory on a bike that is streets ahead of everything else out there and takes his 2nd premier class title. Rossi who left Yamaha in a huff (saying it's either me or Lorenzo has done nothing of note on the Ducati. Stoner laughed his ass off. Ducati do not help themselves - Preziosi refuses to listen to anybody about 'his baby'. Interestingly enough Stoner had been complaining about the bike for a few years to no avail.
2012 - Stoner's last year in motogp before he retires. Everyone thinks that Stoner will win the title again this year. Honda, having thrown everything except the kitchen sink at last years bike don't have the advantage they did have. Yamaha have caught up in terms of development and have Lorenzo/Spies on their factory bikes. Ducati are still going round in circles.
Nostrodamus - Nostro is a very knowledgeable bloke, but one who is blinded by his hatred for Rossi/Burgess. Burgess is as good as everyone else says he is but when Ducati won't make the necessary changes to a bike there is only so much you can do. Nostro also likes to belittle some of the other forum members who express opinions that he doesn't agree with. What we have to remember is that opinions are like assholes - everyone's got one.
Various other forum posters - Some of the regular posters here are either morons or post the comments they do in order to wind Nostro up. You will no doubt be aware of who they are. Between them and Nostro's hatred of all things yellow I had to take some time away from here as I find the childish name calling and hatred to be very unhealthy. We are all fans of the sport here and should address each other with respect and behave with dignity.
Hope that helped :)
17 September 2012 11:02
Improvement, but how much?
I would agree with Bulto. The previous test definatly gave them a bit of a set up advantage. The fact that he didn't seem to suffer the mid race tyre problems of previous races is much more of a positive for Ducati.
17 September 2012 02:38
17 September 2012 01:44
Save money by comparing quotes. It's quick and easy
With over 18,000 products, MCN shop is the best place to buy your biking kit
Motorcycle Cover | Cheap Motorcycle Insurance | Moped Insurance | Scooter Insurance | 125 Insurance | Work Experience | Complaints Policy
Car Magazine | Empire | FHM | Parkers | LRO | Today's Golfer | Zoo
Bauer Consumer Media Ltd (company number 01176085, 1 Lincoln Court, Lincoln Road, Peterborough, England PE1 2RF)


text:
- Products
- Recipes
- About
- Inspiration
- Education
- Organic Bound
Pomegranates and orange slices add a splash of color to this flavorful winter salad. Try blood oranges, if they're available; they make a most dramatic statement with their ruby-red flesh.
|oranges (preferably blood oranges, peeled)
|8 ounces
|Earthbound Farm Organic Spring Mix, Baby Arugula or Baby Spinach
|1 medium
|ripe avocado (pitted, peeled and sliced crosswise)
|1 small
|pomegranate (seeds)
|1/3 cup
|toasted or candied hazelnuts
|2/3 cup
|fresh orange juice
|2 tablespoons
|balsamic vinegar
|2 teaspoons
|honey (or to taste)
|3 tablespoons
|extra-virgin olive oil
|Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Slice the oranges crosswise into rounds. If your oranges are very large, cut each round in half.
Place the orange juice in a small pan and reduce over medium-high heat until the juice has concentrated to about 3 tablespoons. Place the reduced orange juice in a small jar with a lid. Add the vinegar, honey and olive oil, and shake vigorously to blend. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Place the greens in a bowl and toss with some of the dressing to coat the leaves. Divide among 4 salad plates, or arrange the greens on a shallow platter. Arrange the orange slices and avocado wedges on each salad, then sprinkle with the pomegranate seeds and hazelnuts. Drizzle on more dressing as desired. Serve immediately.
© 2014 Earthbound Farm, LLC. All rights reserved.
About Us | Press | Careers | Products | Contact Us | Account Settings | Coupon Help | SHOP ONLINE


text:
What makes a car go? The power of tension? The invisible force of magnets? The energy of fuel?
Investigate how energy and the forces of motion get cars moving. Turn your house into an engineering lab and try these fun, hands-on experiments. You even get to taste some of your experimental results.
Buckle up and get ready for a "moving" experience!
Visit our other Museums
The Foundation
Stay Connected


text:
BRIT Awards 2011: What Rihanna, Cheryl Cole and co. wore
We are bursting at the seams right now with celebrities on the red carpet, but gosh it's fun isn't it? Leading the charge at the 2011 BRIT Awards overnight was our own saucy minx, Cheryl Cole, who was the epitome of glamour. The X Factor judge may have left the awards empty handed but she took home our vote for best dressed in a slinky black sequin Stella McCartney frock. With revealing splits up the sides, Cole matched her dress with a pair of nude Christian Louboutin heels and an Alexander McQueen knuckle duster bag.
Also causing a stir on the red carpet was Rihanna. The only girl in the world make a lightening dash across the world from the Grammy's just two days earlier to attend the BRITs. And what an impression she left. In a brightly coloured Christian Dior Couture strapless dress featuring a turquoise train, the popstrel certainly didn't go unnoticed. Another starlet to grab our attention was the ever-stylish Sophie Ellis Bextor, who was a picture in a red and black polka dot Dolce & Gabbana prom dress. Lovely!


text:
Heidi Mann– Women's SoccerSophomoreColorado Springs, COEvangelical Christian Academy
Heidi Mann has been selected as the women's student-athlete of the week. Mann ended a four game scoreless drought for the Women's Soccer team Saturday as they upended Thiel 4-0. The long awaited goal came in the 41st minute when Mann powered a shot passed the Thiel goalkeeper. This goal was not only the first for Geneva in four games but was also Mann's first of the season, and she did not stop there. She would go on to collect two more goals to complete a hat trick. To continue Presidents' Athletic Conference play Geneva will travel to Crestview Hills, KY Wednesday to take on Thomas More at 4 p.m. before returning to Merriman Athletic Complex on Saturday to host W&J at 12 p.m. for Community Day.
Garrett Masters- Men's SoccerSenior- ForwardAnnapolis, MDAnnapolis Area Christian School
Garrett Masters has been selected as the men's student-athlete of the week. Masters helped the Men's Soccer team get back into the win column after a two game losing streak Saturday night when they defeated Thiel 1-0. Masters found the back of the net in the 8th minute and would remain the only Golden Tornado to score for the rest of the game. Masters is the lead goal scorer for Geneva with six tallies so far this season. Geneva will hit the road for Thomas More Wednesday for a 1 p.m. start before they come back to College Hill to welcome W&J on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. for Community Day.
Geneva College | 3200 College Ave., Beaver Falls, PA 15010


text:
I first encountered the wines of Spencer Roloson at the Rhone Rangers tasting last March. At the time, I had their 2002 Viognier and thought it was one of the better interpretations of that varietal amidst a mostly lackluster showing. Their brightly colored labels with sans-serif type caught my eye at the time, and I recognized them at the Family winemakers tasting this fall, and spent some time tasting through their lineup and chatting with winemaker and co-owner Sam Spencer.
Sam is one half of the ownership team of Spencer Roloson and the other half is Wendy Roloson. Sam brings the winemaking and winegrowing expertise to the table, while Wendy brings the brand management and marketing to bear. Together they have created a textbook perfect boutique wine label which shows lots of promise.
Sam has been in the wine industry for a long time. He started his wine career as an apprentice wine steward in Auckland New Zealand at a restaurant called SPQR. At the time he knew nothing about wine, but in the process of working at the restaurant he got an opportunity to spend about 10 days working and learning at Cloudy Bay. "When I was there, it just clicked," he says. That was the moment he knew he wanted to be involved in the making of wine. Returning to the states, he was fortunate enough to know the owners of Green and Red Vineyards, where he proceeded to work as a cellar rat for a couple of years until his friend and mentor Jay Heminway told him to set his sights farther and wider, and pushed him out of the nest. From there, Spencer moved on to open Hayes and Vine, one of San Francisco's most well known wine bars, and then to a career as vintner and vineyard manager in various international locales as far flung Argentina, Chile, and Spain.
For his latest projects, though, he's staying close to home and focusing on what he calls "extremist" vineyard sites. These fringe growing regions might be charitably called "up and coming" and they are one of the reasons I was initially drawn to Spencer Roloson. You don't see to many people in Napa trying to make serious wines from appellations like Clear Lake and Lodi. A couple of these wines come from Sam's personal vineyard development projects, La Herradura vineyard in the Conn Valley and Madder Lake Vineyard in Clear Lake, to the north of Mount St. Helena.
Sam says that he's not consciously trying to seek out fringe areas like Lake County, but when he started looking for vineyard sites that met specific criteria for him, the pickings were few and far between in Napa and Sonoma (not to mention extremely expensive). He has just been opportunistic. When he stumbled on what he considered a perfect vineyard site on a day trip to Madder Lake with a friend, he just grabbed it.
"I wanted something in extremis. This was a natural amphitheater bowl cut into a steep hillside of volcanic and plutonic rock, with thirty degree slopes. When I saw it, I knew that it was the right place intuitively. It's turning out to be a really special spot."
Sam seems to bring a lot of things to bear on his consideration of wine and winemaking: An intense focus on and knowledge of the geology of his vineyard sites based on his time spent working in mountain vineyards in South America; a strong sense of the type of wines he wants to make based on abiding love of wines from the Rhone and Ribera del Duero ; and a dedication to growing of the grapes. "I really believe that farming is the most important thing we do. A lot of winemakers will say 'the wine is made in the vineyard' but they don't walk the walk. My boots are a testament to what kind of winemaker I am. I'm in the vineyards and up and down the hillsides all the time," he says.
I asked him about his winemaking philosophy. He said, "When I'm making wine I'm using a classical reference. I'm always referring back to Cote-Rotie, Condrieu, Ribera del Duero. I want to reflect the spirit of those wines, but through a California lens. I want to give you a classically formed and considered wine that reflects both the roots of the wine " sometimes even the specific place in Europe where we cut the buds for the vine " as well as my own interpretation of the vineyard site. My wines should have the depth and complexity of those older sites, but also something lush and voluptuous that reflects this climate."
If his wines are designed to reflect the climate, his packaging and brand are designed to reflect the times. Wendy Roloson has worked with Sam to craft a specific brand image for the wine. Their mutual interest in artists like Mondrian and Rothko as well as a desire to have their bottles stand out on the shelves drove them to create a modern, stylized, brightly colored look for their wines. Spencer says, "We were trying to get people to reach out for the wine because it appealed to their taste. We were trying to get away from labels that looked like a lawyer's business card and get people more emotionally involved with the wine. Ideally, once people have grabbed the bottle, I want people to sense that both the wine and the packaging are intimately thought out. We're not just about pretty packaging, but why shouldn't a great wine have a cool label?"
Why not, indeed?
Spencer's aspirations for the moment seem to be focused on maturing their vineyard sites and notching up production a little as long as it remains only estate fruit. They have plans for more plantings in Lake County, as well as more plantings in the Conn Valley in conjunction with Copain, who currently buys their Syrah grapes. "I can't see us doing much more than ten thousand [cases]," he says. Future plans also include the addition of a Zinfandel to their lineup which is currently focused on Rhone varietals (Syrah, Viognier, a blend) and a Tempranillo.
These wines are all very good, some of them bordering on excellent. More importantly perhaps, they all seemed like they are trying to be something individual -- they have personality. While a few of them are still not quite as dynamic as they could be, you will definitely enjoy some or all of them, and their successors will most certainly be stars. Spencer Roloson is one to keep your eye on.
2003 Sueno Vineyard Viognier, Lodi
A light yellow gold in the glass this wine has a tropical nose of bananas and golden delicious apples. In the mouth it has a slight spritz to it and primary flavors of honey and apples that taper to a finish slightly marred by the heat of alcohol. 750 cases produced. The 02 was a better wine in my opinion. Score: 7.5/8. Cost: $26
2002 Palaterra Red Blend
This wine, an equal blend of old vine Carignane, Syrah, and old vine Valdigue, is a medium ruby in the glass and has a floral nose that possesses a mix of cassis, lavender, and black tea aromas. In the mouth, the cassis flavors continue on the palate with tea and tobacco woven in with very pleasing tannins that taper to a decent finish. Very satisfying. 1780 cases produced. Score: 8.5/9. Cost:$16
2002 Madder Lake Vineyard Tempranillo, Clear Lake
The dark color of blood, this wine had a heady nose of chocolate, vanilla, cloves, and geranium that promised great things. In the mouth it was lively, with a good acidity and flavors of wet earth, saddle leather, and a hint of red fruit. What started nice on the tip of the tongue, however, ended up being a little flat in the mid-palate, leaving me feeling that it misses the opportunity to be fabulous. I suspected this was due to young vines and Spencer confirmed that '02 is the first harvest, and that the 03 and 04 in the barrel are more complex and dynamic. 216 cases produced. Score: 8.5. Cost:$25
2002 La Herradura Vineyard Syrah, Napa
A deep, nearly opaque garnet color, this wine has got some serious stuffing, starting immediately with a mysterious and exotic nose of black cherry, wet dog, and a slight piney scent. In the mouth it is all plums, cassis and minerals, with thick tannins that lift in the finish to notes of violet. Over the course of 24 hours this wine opened considerably and nearly transformed, becoming more elegant and more cassis dominated. This wine is a bit wound up tight right now, but I think it will age extremely well. 624 cases produced. Score: 8.5/9. Cost:$35
Other wines from Roloson that I have scores for but no detailed tasting notes:
2002 Spencer Roloson Ben Lomond Mountain Chardonnay. Score: 8.5. Price: $28
2002 Spencer Roloson Viognier. Score: 8.5/9. Price: $28
You can purchase these wines from various retailers around the Bay Area (who also have internet presences)like K&L, ACME Fine Wines, Backroom Wines, William Cross, and others. I believe there are also a few retailers in other states. If you're interested in finding a specific retailer in your area, give the winery a call at: 1-866-PUNCHED.
I couldn't agree more that the heat of the Viognier really turned me off at the end. I was really looking forward to that wine...opened it the day after Xmas with family...and some didn't even finish their tastes because of the burn.
I'm going to dive into the Syrah and the Temp this weekend I think...
after lenn and you... sounds like i'm off to k&l ;)
Alder -
I first met Sam when I was taking a class with Pamela Busch... he was the first winemaker who really took a lot of time to speak with someone (me) who was just learning to appreciate wine, and was just becoming intrigued in the process of "wine".
I seem to recall he produced a viognier under the Favorito label before Spencer Roloson got formed... that was my first introduction to viognier, and I've been obsessed with finding out what this grape CAN produce ever since.
A wine book like no other. Photographs, essays, and wine recommendations. Learn more.
Twitter Facebook Pinterest Instagram Delectable Flipboard
Plumbing the Depths of Portugal: A Tasting Journey Vinography Images: Rain at Last The Mysterious Art of Selling Direct Critical Consolidation in Wine What Has California Got Against Wineries? Dirty Money for a Legendary Brand Vinography Images: Tendrils Highlights from Tasting Champagne with the Masters Off to Portugal for a Drink Vinography Images: Hazy Afternoon
Masuizumi Junmai Daiginjo, Toyama Prefecture Wine.Com Gives Retailers (and Consumers) the Finger 1961 Hospices de Beaune Emile Chandesais, Burgundy Wine Over Time The Better Half of My Palate 1999 Királyudvar "Lapis" Tokaji Furmint, Hungary What's Allowed in Your Wine and Winemaking Why Community Tasting Notes Sites Will Fail Appreciating Wine in Context The Soul vs. The Market 1989 Fiorano Botte 48 Semillion,Italy


text:
Thursday, 31 May 2012 00:00
Monster's Kids had a very successful day with the 2nd Annual Alumni Woodstick Classic. Lacrosse alumni from Garden City and Manhasset High Schools took part in a charity lacrosse game that was followed by fun and festivities in town and then the 122nd playing of the Woodstick Classic. This new twist on an old tradition raised over $40,000 for the Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics at Cohen Children's Medical Center. Monster's Kids will host the Alumni Woodstick Classic game every year to support CCMC.
Monster's Kids is a foundation that was started in 2009 by Tim and Lisa Goettelmann to better the lives of sick children.
Tim Goettelmann, aka "The Monster," played professional lacrosse for the Long Island Lizards for 11 years and recently retired to spend time with his family. The Long Island Lizards Organization and Major League Lacrosse (MLL) donated generously to help get this new foundation up and running. The idea of Monster's Kids excites Tim because he was able to take two things that he is very passionate about, children and lacrosse, and combine them into a successful charity. He had this to say about it:
"In the few years since Monster's Kids was created, it has raised much-needed funds for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and Child Life program at Cohen Children's Medical Center. Last year's Alumni Woodstick Classic raised enough funds to renovate a critical care playroom for the Child Life program at Cohen Children's Medical Center. This room will be dedicated in memory of Ryan Kohart(#34) Garden City Class of 1994, when it is completed. Thank you to everyone who supported this great cause. Please be sure to mark your calendars and note our next event is Friday, December 7 at Fresh Meadows Country Club."


text:
Puerto Rico is ready for its close-up. I came to that conclusion after joining 40 meeting planners at the Meet the Greens Puerto Rico Invitational Golf Classic and Marketplace, May 18 to 21. The event, co-sponsored by ICP's parent company Primedia Business, The Meetings Group, included a spirited two-day golf tournament, a charming marketplace tour of Old San Juan, and the opportunity to enjoy two of the island's top resorts, the Westin Rio Mar and the Wyndham El Conquistador. Why Puerto ...
Register for Complete Access (Valid Email Required)
By registering on MeetingsNet now, you'll not only gain access to Meet the Greens Puerto Rico, you'll get exclusive access to a large archive of premium content.
Already registered? Log In here.


text:
YPT SF Bay is governed by a Board of Directors who develop the organization's mission and activities. Board meetings are generally scheduled the second Wednesday of each month. Please contact us if you would like to attend an upcoming meeting. We look forward to connecting with you!
Chair – Andy Kosinski
Fehr and Peers
Deputy Chair – Teresa Tapia
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Vice Chair for Finance – Ted Rosenbaum
LTK Engineering Services
Vice Chair for Administration – Terra Curtis
Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates
Vice Chair for Membership – David Weinzimmer
University of California, Berkeley
Vice Chair for Communications – Alex Baca
Vice Chair for Programs – Leon Raykin
Vice Chair Sponsorship – Michael H. Glaser
Vice Chair for Collegiates – Shivam Vohra
Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates
Vice Chair At Large – Educational Programming – Beaudry Kock
Recargo, Inc.
For general information or inquiries, please email us.


text:
Overview of content related to 'nhs'
This page provides an overview of 1 article related to 'icsu'. Note that filters may be applied to display a sub-set of articles in this category (see FAQs on filtering for usage tips). Select this link to remove all filters.
The International Council for Science (ICSU) is an international non-governmental organization devoted to international cooperation in the advancement of science. Its members are national scientific bodies and international scientific unions. As of 2012, it comprises 120 multi-disciplinary National Scientific Members, Associates and Observers representing 140 countries and 31 international, disciplinary Scientific Unions. ICSU also has 22 Scientific Associates. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: ICSU)
Key statistics
Metadata related to 'icsu' (as derived from all content tagged with this term):
See our 'icsu' overview for more data and comparisons with other tags. For visualisations of metadata related to timelines, bands of recency, top authors, and and overall distribution of authors using this term, see our 'icsu' usage charts.
Top authors
Ariadne contributors most frequently referring to 'icsu':
Note: Links to all articles by authors listed above set filters to display articles by each author in the overview below. Select this link to remove all filters.
|Article summary
Research Data Preservation and Access: The Views of Researchers
Neil Beagrie, Robert Beagrie and Ian Rowlands present findings from a UKRDS survey of researchers' views on and practices for preservation and dissemination of research data in four UK universities.
July 2009, issue60, feature article


text:
- 21st Century Health
- California Gold Nutrition
- Carlson Labs
- Country Life
- Doctor's Best
- Enzymatic Therapy
- Enzymedica
- Garden of Life
- Healthy Origins
- iHerb Brands
- Jarrow Formulas
- Life Extension
- Madre Labs
- California Extracts
- Doctor's Best
- Eclectic Institute
- Gaia Herbs
- Jarrow Formulas
- Life Extension
- Natural Factors
- Acure Organics
- Alba Botanica
- AnneMarie Borlind
- Aubrey Organics
- Avalon Organics
- Aveeno
- Derma E
- Desert Essence
- Acure Organics
- Alba Botanica
- Andalou Naturals
- AnneMarie Borlind
- Aubrey Organics
- Avalon Organics
- Bee Naturals
Jarrow Formulas, Alpha Lipoic Acid, with Biotin, 100 mg, 90 Capsules
- Powerful Antioxidant
- Gluten Free
- Dietary Supplement
Jarrow Formulas Alpha Lipoic Acid is a unique lipid and water soluble antioxidant that is a cofactor in energy production, helping to regulate glucose metabolism. ALA also promotes the synthesis of glutathione. Biotin is an essential cofactor that is important for energy production and lipid metabolism. Biotin is added for optimum ALA activity.
Usage: Take 1 to 6 capsules per day, preferably with meals or as directed by your qualified healthcare professional.
Cellulose, magnesium stearate (vegetable source) and silicon dioxide. Capsule consists of gelatin.
No wheat, no gluten, no soybeans, no dairy, no egg, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts.
Note: If you have a medical condition (especially diabetes or being treated for glucose control) or are taking medications (especially for glucose control), consult your health care practitioner before using this product.
Keep out of the reach of children.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 Capsule
|Servings Per Container: 90
|Amount Per Serving
|333 mcg
|Alpha Lipoic Acid (Thioctic Acid)
|100 mg
|* Daily Value not established.


text:
The Martha Stewart Living Radio Blog promises 10 Things You Didnt Know About David Chang and then proceeds to tell us a bunch of stuff we already knew about him. Did you know the guy likes Grand Sichuan? Yes, you probably did. But heres something new hes newly single! Martha asks him whether he has a girlfriend and he says, Not at we no. So, ladies, if you want to date the man who admitted to The New Yorker that hes the worst boyfriend ever and who said of his previous girl, Im finally dating somebody that I dont hate her guts We had dinner yesterday and I was like, I dont hate you at all! hes all yours!
Ladies, David Chang's Buns Could Be YoursBy Daniel Maurer
The Momofuku chef is newly single.


text: On June 16, 2004, at 0930 Pacific daylight time, a Cessna 421B, N332CC, registered to and operated by Jeriko Development LLC, as a 14 CFR Part 91 personal flight, veered off the side of the runway during the takeoff roll at Bend Municipal Airport, Bend, Oregon, subsequently collapsing the nose gear. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time and no flight plan was filed for the local flight. The aircraft was substantially damaged. The airline transport pilot/flight instructor seated in the right seat, the airline transport pilot receiving recurrency training and seated in the left seat, and the passenger seated in the second row were not injured.The purpose of the flight was for a check-out flight for the airline transport pilot in the left seat to satisfy insurance requirements.The flight instructor seated in the right seat reported that the left seat pilot was at the controls for the takeoff on runway 34. Shortly after the left seat pilot applied power to begin the take off roll, the aircraft pulled to the right. Power was reduced to idle and correction to regain directional control (left brake application) was unsuccessful. The left seat pilot requested that the right seat pilot help with braking, however, there was no reaction to the application of the brakes. The aircraft traveled to the side of the runway where the nose wheel and right main landing gear entered the gravel along the side of the runway. The nose wheel subsequently collapsed.The pilot seated in the left seat reported during a telephone interview and subsequent written statement that she checked the brakes during the preflight and before taxiing from the hangar. The aircraft was then taxied to the run-up area where the aircraft's parking brake was set. After the run-up checks, the pilot taxied to the displaced threshold and lined up on runway centerline. The pilot held the brakes as she powered up the engines to check that the engine gages were even and in the appropriate green arcs. The pilot then released the brakes and added full power when the airplane made a hard right turn. The pilot applied left brake and rudder action and reduced power to idle. The airplane did not straighten out and she asked the right seat pilot to "get on the brakes." The braking action was ineffective and the airplane continued to roll off to the side of the runway with the right main landing gear and the nose gear traveling off the runway edge. The aircraft traveled approximately 170 feet from the start of the roll to final resting point.Maintenance records indicated that the aircraft had been signed-off for an annual inspection on April 7, 2004. The description of work performed indicated that the brakes and tires had been serviced. The aircraft had flown a 1.5 hour flight the day before with the same flight crew since the annual inspection. During that flight, one takeoff and one landing was accomplished without incident. The accident flight was the second flight after the inspection.An Airframe and Powerplant mechanic with an Inspection Authorization inspected the landing gear and damage to the aircraft. The mechanic reported that the steering bellcrank and cables were inspected and found normal. Brake fluid was at normal levels. The right side landing gear and brake assembly was normal. Inspection of the left side gear and brake assembly found that, "The caliper side pressure plate was cocked and signs of metal to metal gouging on the brake disc. Upon closer inspection I found that two of the pads (on the caliper side pressure plate) were missing."Inspection of the nose gear assembly found that the gear had collapsed and was torn out of the nose gear well. The right side trunnion had separated from the upper gear assembly, and the trunnion bearing assembly was torn out of the box structure of the nose well.The nose gear trunnion and retainer were removed from the aircraft and sent to the National Transportation Safety Board Materials Laboratory, Washington D.C. for inspection. The Materials Engineer conducting the inspection reported that the trunnion right side lug fractured off from the main body in two separate pieces at the lug transition radius. The Engineer reported that a visual inspection of the fracture surface found multiple origins consistent with fatigue cracking. The Engineer stated that, "The fatigue region initiated at the lug radius on the lower side of the lug and propagated toward the interior consuming approximately 5% of the cross-sectional area, with the remaining region being overstress. See attached Material Laboratory Factual Report.


text:
The Best Darn Yard Sale Tips Ever
July 24, 2012 10:00 AM
Diane Lyn
www.facebook.com/dianelyn1019 Email: email@example.com More
Today's 101.9 Features
1.Focus on moving sales or older home yard sales.
2.Think frames, not art.
3.Retro is in. Novelities from the 50′s. 60′s and 70′s are hot. I love that stuff too! Check it out on eBay to see what the going rate is.
4.Costume jewerly could be a real find. Especially if they turn out to be antiques.
5.Get 'em appraised. The recommended website www.valuemystuff.com is a good place to start.
(Source: CNNMoney.com)


text:
Due to essential maintenance, the website may be unavailable during the weekend. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Benefit Cap
From 15 July 2013, a 'cap' (a maximum limit) will be introduced on the total amount of benefit that working age people can receive if they are not working.
Birmingham will commence work on claims that are affected from August 2013 onwards.
The Government expects all Authorities to be applying the benefit cap by the end of September 2013.
The actual amount of benefit paid (including Housing Benefit) will be limited to:
A maximum of £500 a week:
• If you are a couple (with or without children), or
• If you are a lone parent (and the children you have responsibility for live with you).
A maximum of £350 a week if you are a single person.
The cap will apply to combined income from the main out of work benefits (Income Support, Jobseekers Allowance, Employment Support Allowance etc.) and Housing Benefit, Child Benefit and Child Tax Credits.
- What affect will this have
Housing Benefit will be reduced so that you do not get more than the cap figure that applies to your circumstances. This will mean that there will be a shortfall in your rent. You will have to make this up from your other money.
If you find yourself in difficulty as a result of the benefit cap please refer to the Help and Advice section below.
- Benefits included in the cap
The working age benefits that will be taken into account when calculating the benefit cap are:
• Bereavement Allowance
• Carers Allowance
• Child Benefit
• Child Tax Credit
• Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) - contribution based and income related (except where the Support Component has been awarded)
• Guardians Allowance
• Housing Benefit
• Incapacity Benefit
• Income Support
• Jobseekers Allowance (contribution based and income related)
• Maternity Allowance
• Severe Disablement Allowance
• Widows pension, Widowed Mothers Allowance and Widowed Parents Allowance
The amount used in the calculation will be the full award before any deductions are made.
- Households that are not affected by the cap
The following households will be exempt from the cap:
Those entitled to Working Tax Credit ( a claim must be made)
Those in receipt of :
• Attendance Allowance
• the support component of ESA
• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Personal Independence Payments (PIP)
• Industrial Injuries Benefits (and equivalent payments as part of a war disablement pension or the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme)
• War Widow's or Widower's Pension
A household is defined for this purpose as an individual, their partner, and any children they are responsible for and who live with them.
Claimants will cease to have their benefit capped where someone in the household:
• Obtains work and becomes entitled to Working Tax Credit;
• Becomes entitled to one of the benefits that exempt recipients from the benefit cap
(If they work sufficient hours to qualify for Working Tax Credit, but their earnings are such that they have nil entitlement, they will still be exempt from the benefit cap).
- Benefits disregarded in the cap
Benefits disregarded in the cap
The benefits and payments that will be disregarded when calculating the benefit cap are:
• Bereavement payment
• Council Tax Support
• Discretionary Housing Payments
• All one off payments: Budgeting loans, Cold weather payments, Local Welfare Provision payments, Funeral payments,Sure Start Maternity Grants
• Pension Credit
• Residency order Payments
• Statutory Adoption Pay - Paid by employers
• Statutory Maternity pay - Paid by employers
• Statutory Paternity Pay - Paid by employers
• Statutory Sick Pay - Paid by employers
• Winter Fuel Payment
Any benefits or other income that are not included in the above lists will not be taken into account when calculating the level of the cap.
- Supported Exempt Accommodation
Housing Benefit paid to households in supported exempt accommodation* (S(E)A) is also to be disregarded from the benefit cap. In these cases the Department for Work and Pensions will calculate the overall benefits cap using nil Housing Benefit.
*Supported Exempt Accommodation is provided by either the Council, a housing association, registered charity or voluntary organisation that provides you with care, support or supervision. This accommodation can include supported housing such as group homes, hostels, refuges, sheltered housing, supported living complexes and adapted housing for the disabled.
- Grace period
Claimants who have been in employment for 52 weeks or more when they claim benefit will be exempt from the cap for a grace period of up to 39 weeks.
A grace period will only apply if the claimant, partner or ex-partner has been engaged in paid employment or self employment for 50 out of 52 weeks immediately preceding their last day of work. During that time the claimant was not entitled to Income Support, Jobseekers Allowance or Employment Support Allowance, for any period in more than 2 weeks.
- Benefit Cap Appeals
Any appeal in respect of an award of Housing Benefit where the benefit cap has been applied will be treated in the same way as any other appeal against an award of Housing Benefit. However, regulations do not allow for an appeal based solely on the application of the benefit cap.
- Benefit Cap Help and Advice
If you think the cap should not apply because you, your partner or any children you are responsible for receive one or more of the above benefits you can report this to the benefit cap helpline.
If you have a question about the benefits that have been taken into account to decide the level of the cap that applies to you, you can phone the benefit cap helpline.
The benefit cap helpline number is 0845 605 7064 or text phone 0845 608 8551 for people with hearing or speech impairments. The helpline is open Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm.
If you think that the weekly amount of any of the benefits or allowances included in your benefit cap calculation (excluding Housing Benefit) is wrong you should phone the office that pays you the relevant benefit.
- What can I do to stop the benefit cap from applying to me
Finding work and qualifying for Working Tax Credit may be the best way to ensure the cap does not apply to you. You can find out about Working Tax Credit online at www.gov.uk/working-tax-credit
The Department for Work and Pensions are offering employment support to all those affected by the benefit cap. Please refer to the Employment Support section below.
Other ways of minimising the effects of the benefit cap may be to:
- negotiate your rent to a more affordable amount, if you area tenant in the private rented sector; or
- consider moving to cheaper accommodation
If you are a Housing Association or Birmingham City Council tenant please refer to the Housing Advice section below.
If you, your partner or a child you are responsible for becomes entitled to one of the exempted benefits listed you will not be subject to the cap.
- Employment Support
For help in preparing and looking for work contact your local Department for Work and Pensions representative on 0121 480 8411who will arrange an appointment for you to see a personal advisor. This advisor can help you with looking for a job, writing a CV, preparing for an interview, improving confidence and motivation and setting up a Universal Jobmatch account.
You can also find help online at www.gov.uk/moving-from-benefits-to-work/overview
- Money Advice
For help with managing your money, use the online budget planner at:
- Housing Advice
If you are a Birmingham City Council tenant, set up a Direct debit for your rent so you can the correct amount each week or month.
You can obtain more in depth help and advice from our dedicated Rent Service pages.
If you are a Birmingham City Council tenant you will receive a visit from a Housing Officer between September and December 2013, where you can discuss any additional advice needed. More information regarding all the changes can be found at Welfare Reform
If you are not a Birmingham City Council tenant, you should contact your landlord or agent directly.
Further details can be found on our dedicated page for Housing Associations
If you are a private tenant and you need advice about your tenancy please visit Tenant Advice
You can get general housing advice from our citywide network of Customer Service Centres and neighbourhood offices. To find your nearest office and how to book an appointment go online to www.birmingham.gov.uk/neighoffice
- Discretionary Housing Payments
Discretionary Housing Payment (DHP) is a fund which allows the Council to give financial assistance to tenants already receiving Housing Benefit (but not exceeding your weekly eligible rent). DHP decisions are based on individual circumstances and are usually awarded for a short term period only. You will be expected to look for work or to find cheaper accommodation.
To receive help from DHP funds you will need to complete an application form. An application form can be found at Discretionary Housing Payments alongside further information regarding the fund.
- Benefit Cap LWP
Birmingham City Council operates the Local Welfare Provision (LWP), a discretionary fund to help vulnerable people in times of crisis. These short term awards include grants/pre-paid store cards for emergency food and essential items. They are not loans and therefore no-one will be expected to repay any amount. LWP is not able to help cover housing costs.
For further information and details of how to apply for help please visit Birmingham Local Welfare Provision.


text:
Reporter Jim Owczarski talked to Benet Academy athletic director Gary Goforth, who retired as head football coach after the 2009 season. Goforth coached new Chicago Bears quarterback Dan LeFevour during his time at Benet.
Upon being drafted by the Bears in the sixth round Saturday, LeFevour joins Steve Baumgartner (Benet class of 1969) as the second Redwing with a chance to play in the NFL. The program's football history dates back to 1949 as St. Procopius (the school became Benet Academy in 1967) and it is believed that heading into this draft Baumgartner is the school's only alumnus to play in the NFL.
Baumgartner was drafted out of Purdue 51st overall by the New Orleans Saints in the second round of the 1973 draft. He would eventually be traded to the Houston Oilers midway through the 1977 season. He retired after the 1979 season at the age of 28. Baumgartner started 27 of his 95 career games.
He was drafted ahead of such notables as Hall of Famer Dan Fouts, 1977 Super Bowl MVP & Defense Player of the Year Harvey Martin and former Chicago Bears head coach Dick Jauron.
LeFevour would be the first Benet player who played under Gary Goforth to be drafted into the NFL.
Q: Are you surprised he'll be drafted into the NFL?
A: The college success made it a little less surprising, what he was able to do in his four years of actual playing time. You look at physical attributes in terms of size and weight, good speed for a quarterback. You never know about arm strength, you never know about how they understand the game. You know, (Dan) Marino - I look back at all the guys who were fifth-round draft choices and Dan Marino was one of them. You never know where people are going to go and what people look for and sometimes it's better to be drafted in the later rounds because the pressure is not on to succeed immediately. The only difference is you've got the huge contract in the first couple rounds. But you've still got to earn it; you've still got to play when you get there. I knew he could be good at the college level. How good? You never know.
Q: What do you remember about his recruitment to CMU, which ran a spread offense even though Benet ran the double-wing?
A: I look back at Kent Graham when he was at Wheaton North. I don't think they threw more than eight passes, maybe 10 passes a game at Wheaton North, and here's a guy that ends up at Ohio State and ends up in the NFL for a long time.
You want to be able to have a nice passing offense - we didn't really have a lot of speed receivers, we had some good receivers when he was playing that could catch the ball, run good routes, but not a lot of kids that could stretch the field for us at that time. We had a good core of running backs and the guy we brought in to run the offense was comfortable running the double slot, double-wing. We needed to put something together that would get us moving and it did, it worked for us. When we had to throw the ball, we threw the ball.
Dan's always been competitive. I think in his mind he's probably saying I'm going to do what people say I can't do. When (colleges) came through during the recruiting I kept saying I have the best quarterback in the state. You guys are going to look at al these schools that have these three, four-thousand career passing people (but) I've got the best quarterback. I always felt that.
Q: Remember any examples of his perfectionism?
A: No, I just remember him being a real good student of the game. He was a student of the game and he wanted to be good at what he did. He had set goals. I just think his will power and his desire to do well is what sets him apart from a lot of people. He doesn't like to lose. And when he does well he's going to examine why he didn't do well and he doesn't make those mistakes twice. That's why the NFL is going to get a good quarterback.
Q: Was there a point in his college career that you thought he'd be able to play in the NFL
A: I think after his freshman year I realized he would have the chance to play. Just what he was doing and the numbers he was putting up and how calm he was under pressures in some of the games we saw, I thought he had the ability to play at that level but you never know. You never know what's going to happen. You've got to stay injury free and with the exception of some ankle pains he stayed injury free. You've got to stay injury free and have a little bit of luck and you've got to perform and he performed.
You're seeing a project in the works because of not taking the ball under center for four years, but in high school he took the ball under center for four years. Granted he didn't have to drop back and read defenses in high school like he has to reading the NFL or college, but here is a big, strong kid who is a student of the game, he'll work on what he needs to work on, he stays calm and collected, and he just gets better as the game goes on. If you watched a lot of games he played this year he started off kind of slow sometimes and then he just wow, took off.
The game is slow to him. That's what always amazes me, how slow the game comes to him. I think that's huge when you get to the NFL level. He'll go through growing pains just like any quarterback at that level is going to go through but I just think the way he studies the game, the way he prepares, he's going to do very well.
Q: What does this mean for Benet?
A: It's a pretty cool thing. We've had a couple of Olympians, one in shooting and the (women's) hockey goalie went to Benet as a freshman but she only went for one year. We've had quite a few kids playing baseball in the minor leagues, but other than that, we just haven't had...I can't think of really any kids that have done pro stuff. That's just never been our school. We don't have the five or six guys from Naperville North that are in the NFL, we don't have that. But that's hard to get guys, period, that (far). [Editor's note: NFL alumnus Justin McCareins attended Benet as a freshman before enrolling at Naperville North and later Northern Illinois University. The Tennessee Titans drafted him in 2001].
But we're proud of what Dan's done and it's going to be a little measure of satisfaction that we're not just an academic school and we do have our share of athletes and we've had our kids go on and do well in college in a lot of sports.
We're excited for Dan. It's great for him; it's great for Benet Academy being part of his history, Central Michigan. I'm sure Butch Jones and Brian Kelly both enjoy it because they both got a chance to coach him. We're going to be excited for Dan wherever he lands and hopefully if he's close by, with me not coaching football, maybe I'll take a ride down to one of their preseason practices."
Jim Owczarski - Sun-Times Media


text:
Thailand: Bangkok, Jungle & Beach
Flight inclusive
13 day tour departing from home
With its stunning beaches, fascinating culture and warm welcomes, Thai holidays have long been a firm favourite with those in the know. If you're looking for Thailand tours that offer it all, this multi-stop itinerary combines the bustle of Bangkok with the charm of Chiang Mai and the fabulous beaches of Phuket.
- Overview
- Itinerary
- Date & Prices
- Inclusions
All flights from London-Bangkok-Chiang Mai-Phuket-London with Thai Airways
11 breakfasts
Private airport to hotel transfers
11 nights in our bestselling 3-4* hotels
Hotels on this route
Bangkok: The 4* Century Park Hotel (myTime*)
Chiang Mai: The 3½* Imperial Mae Ping Hotel
Phuket: The 4* Old Phuket Hotel (myTime*)
*myTime means this property offers exclusive benefits for RTWE customers - ask your consultant for more information.
Enquire by Email
Your Details
Adults: *
Thailand: Bangkok, Jungle & Beach
Quote Ref: 2806729
Earliest Departure Date: *
Latest Departure Date: *
Additional Comments or Requirements
- Overview
- Itinerary
- Date & Prices
18 Aug - 10 Dec, 25 Dec - 25 Mar, 09 Apr - 30 Jun
Enquire by Email
- Overview
- Itinerary
- Date & Prices
Available Dates and Adult Prices Including Taxes
Quote Ref: 2806729
|Available Dates
- Prices are per person and based on twin share.
- All tour itineraries and inclusions are subject to change at the discretion of the tour operator; you will of course be advised of changes as they become available.
- Local and/or additional payments may apply.
- These are 'from' prices based on lowest priced travel dates within the advertised date band - please enquire for more details.
- Blackout dates apply.


text:
Master of Business Administration or MBA program has known worldwide for its focus in preparing highly qualified professionals in the field of management. It usually contains courses in management, organizational behavior, finance and accounting. Some programs include leadership and like other master's programs allow specific concentration in certain field in the second year of the program commencement.
This program is very popular and offered both in the graduate school or school of business in both developed and developing countries. MBA program is also known as one of the friendliest programs since it welcomes many various backgrounds of undergraduate degrees to pursue further education through its admission. Thus, if you have the intention to get higher educational background, you might want to consider this program to take. The prestige in taking this kind of program is also great because of its international coverage. In relation to such international program, you can carry on reading to know more about it.
International MBA program, however, is a little bit different than regular ones. It opens for international admissions, meaning that various nationalities are welcome to participate. This program is usually conducted in English and requires certain level of English competence for non-native speakers in order to follow the courses well. Curriculum wise, international MBA program also designs specific course for comparative studies and case studies analysis as well as cross cultural contents to enable its students expand cultural boundaries and ready to take part in multinational companies or organizations throughout the world. Some programs also allow internship or field study as part of the final project or research.


text:
Category: Doctors & Physicians: Chiropractor Orthopedists, Chiropractic Physicians Sports Medicine, Chiropractors & Chiropractic Clinics, Physical Therapy Clinics
(856) 222-4224
1273 N Church St, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Dr. N. Paul DeLaney, D.C., of DeLaney Family Chiropractic, uses corrective chiropractic care techniques to bring his patients back to their natural state of whole health. Rather than focusing only on pain relief, Dr. DeLaney strives to get to the root of
5.0 Miles
1.3 Miles
(856) 321-1411
501 Kings Highway N, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Services: Acupressure, Tui-na, Reflexology, Gua Sha (scraping Therapy), Cupping Therapy, Swedish Massage...
Latest review: "I went to Kan due to a problem with my right hip. Every so often it causes me horrible pain..."
4.8 Miles
(856) 267-5506
Serving Marlton, NJ
Latest review: "I'm totally obsessed with this place - I do everything here! I always find the coolest gifts..."
12.2 Miles
(215) 843-2234
3502 Scotts Ln, Philadelphia, PA 19129
Services: Swedish, Deep Tissue, Neuromuscular, Sports, Prenatal, Hot Stone, Reflexology
Latest review: "Mellow massage is the ultimate in massage therapy centers. I have had a number of massages ..."
11.5 Miles
(609) 702-7200
693 Main St, Lumberton, NJ 08048
Services: Therapeutic Massage, Yoga Therapy, Yoga Sessions - Private And Classroom
Latest review: "I've been to salon/spas and you pay for the surroundings and the massages can be really medi..."
17.0 Miles
(610) 896-1554
16 E Lancaster Avenue Plz 16 Bldg 104, Ardmore, PA 19003
Latest review: "Very educational and pleasant! I left feeling very positive and energized. Also, I feel that..."
17.2 Miles
(610) 328-9080
428 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064
Products: Uv Gel Manicure, Gel Pedicure, Shellac, Pink & White, Luxury Pedicure, Hot Stone Pedicure...
Services: Hair Cut, Color, Highlight, Stylist, Facial, Body Waxing, Spray Tan, Eye Lash, Artificial Nail...
Latest review: "Love the salon! It is clean and super friendly. Ryan and Mimi go above and beyond to make ..."
21.3 Miles
(267) 467-5761
250 N Bethlehem Pike, Ambler, PA 19002
Services: Swedish Massage, Myofascial Massage, Neuromuscular Massage, Corrective/restorative Massage
Latest review: "My back has been hurting very bad since 10/4/11. Hana has taken her time with me to really w..."
23.3 Miles
(267) 535-1055
144 Ivy Ln, king of prussia, PA 19406
Products: Relaxing And Therapeutic Masssage
Services: Massage
Latest review: "Great Service I can't recommend them enough. Their service is top notch, not rushed at all ..."
28.4 Miles
(267) 333-3949
113 Bethlehem Pike 2nd Fl, Colmar, PA 18915
Latest review: "Every so often I get sort of a mild sciatic feeling pain from my lower back down my right le..."
24.5 Miles
(215) 990-9983
1364 Welsh Rd, North Wales, PA 19454
Services: Chiropractic Care, Massage Therapy, Physiotherapy
Latest review: "Have been going to Dr Conrad for a couple months now and I feel Great! Dr Conrad has helped ..."
3.5 Miles
(856) 625-2906
878 Haddon Ave, Collingswood, NJ 08108
Latest review: "OK... so it has been almost a week since I got my massage, but I wanted to wait to write thi..."
2.1 Miles
(856) 231-7988
3830 Church Rd, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Services: Oriental Shiatsu, Swedish Massage, Acupressure, Showers, Privacy Rooms
Latest review: "Beware. This place is a house of ill repute. They offer services to male clients that well ..."
17.1 Miles
(215) 322-6880
221 W Street Rd, Feasterville Trevose, PA 19053
Latest review: "This person is unprofessional and I would not recommend her. My daughter had a very unpleasa..."
3.1 Miles
(856) 229-0237
1937 Haddonfield-berlin Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
.9 Miles
(856) 795-6595
1820 Old Cuthbert Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Services: Massage Therapist, Personal Trainer, Massage, Deep Tissue, Sweedish Massage, Therapeutic Massag...
Links: Advertise Post a free classified Search the classifieds Ask the Pro | Contact Us: South Jersey Magazine SouthJersey.com Suburban Family
Business Promo Center: Add Your Event Free Add Your Business Listing Subscribe to Newsletter Non-Profits Domain Registration
SouthJersey.com Business Office: Company Information Privacy Policy Terms of Service Copyright Policy Feedback Help
Add a link to SouthJersey.com! Click here to download. (Use 'File/Save As...')
Copyright 2014 Local Corporation - US Patent Number 7,231,405. - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service
Some data provided by Acxiom.


text:
White Oak, MDMay 16, 2011 Today, the Association for Molecular Pathology (AMP) released its new position statement on the appropriate manner to reference diagnostic tests in drug labels. The association also met with officials from the United States Food and Drug Administration that participate in the effort to draft guidance documents for co-developed products and companion diagnostics to inform them of its new position statement.
With advances in genomic medicine, providers can use targeted therapy to tailor dosing, improve drug response, and to avoid adverse events. Pharmaceutical manufacturers control the label's content and can choose to describe a laboratory test by its molecular description or by its brand name. The latter limits pathologists from choosing the test that best suits the needs of their patients, physicians and laboratory environment. And rather than consulting with the molecular pathologist to consider all relevant information from the patient's medical history, together with the most effective laboratory testing strategy at the least cost, treating physicians such as oncologists may reflexively order the test listed in the labeling. Therefore, referencing diagnostic tests by their brand names in drug labeling may create a situation where patients are not receiving optimal care.
"When the FDA approves a label that includes a brand name of a diagnostic kit, the medical community often views this as a tacit endorsement of that one company's test," explained AMP Professional Relations Committee Chair Dr. Elaine Lyon, "Indeed, diagnostic companies' marketing strategies might exploit this view."
Because healthcare providers may request testing using the test identified in the drug labeling, and payers may only reimburse if that specific test is used, laboratories will be put in the challenging position of having to purchase and verify multiple test kits for the same analyte. In addition, if a diagnostic company was to sell its test exclusively to one laboratory, all specimens would have to be shipped to that laboratory for testing even if the source laboratory has access to a different FDA approved or cleared test for the same analyte. Dr. Lyon expressed AMP's concern, "this would drastically increase healthcare costs and over-complicate the laboratory environment. And our greatest concern is that it could result in restricting the patient's access to one specific test, which may create additional burdens to the patient including the collection of subsequent samples, increased out-of-pocket costs, and delayed treatment."
AMP hopes that this new position statement will encourage pharmaceutical companies to reference diagnostic tests based on its molecular description and the FDA to work with industry to reinforce the appropriate labeling of its products.
AMP's specific recommendations include:
About AMP:
The Association for Molecular Pathology (AMP) is an international medical professional association dedicated to the advancement, practice, and science of clinical molecular laboratory medicine and translational research based on the applications of molecular biology, genetics, and genomics. For more information, please visit, www.amp.org.
Mary Steele Williams
(301) 634-7921
AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert! by contributing institutions or for the use of any information through the EurekAlert! system.


text:
Passenger might one day go the way of landline telephones. Everyone was dependent upon them until, somehow, mobile phones became ubiquitous and landlines began fading away. Maurie Cohen, associate professor in the Department of Chemistry and Environment Science at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, says the analogy is a good one.
"If we're 100 years into the automobile era, it seems pretty inconceivable that the car as we know it is going to be around for another 100 years," Cohen said in an interview with The Atlantic Cities. While automobiles remain embedded in communities around the world, they're likely to follow other icons in transportation history including the sailboat, steamship, canal system, carriage and streetcar. All of these technologies became pervasive and were gradually replaced by the next generation transportation modes – similar to what's happening with phones.
As for what's next, there won't any "cataclysmic moment," Cohen said. "Like any other technology that outlives its usefulness, it just sort of disappears into the background and we slowly forget about it," he said. That's what telephone communications are going through now – your grandmother might still use her landline, but for how long?
Transportation technology change does take a long time – perhaps longer than 100 years. Automobile history was preceded by steam-powered vehicles and the first internal combustion engine. Early car prototypes blew up, wreaking fear on the public. Cars had to become trustworthy and the infrastructure had to follow – roads, gas stations and repair shops – to allow cars to become widely accepted. We saw a video on this very subject just the other day.
There are several signs the era of cars is passing. New vehicle registrations have plateaued in the US even as the population grows. Twentysomethings are less likely to own cars because many just don't care about them, unlike Baby Boomers. So what's next for transportation? Autonomous cars, smart transportation systems, car sharing, and the growing popularity of biking and pedestrian traffic in urban environments are useful indicators to look at.
Cohen thinks it's wise to watch transportation trends in China. While cars were largely developed in the US to fit the American landscape of wide-open spaces and brand-new communities, China faces entirely different conditions. What works in one place might not work elsewhere, Cohen says, and we could see a replay of how the car never worked as well in Florence as it did in Detroit.


text:
Course Description: This course examines the diverse forms of developmental disabilities (DD), legal and ethical factors when working in the DD profession, common philosophies of service to individuals with DD, and developing/planning a team when providing service to individuals with DD.
Schedule: Fall and summer semesters.This course follows the traditional on-campus schedule for beginning and ending dates.
Delivery Method: Online. Students are not expected to come to campus anytime.
Prerequisite Courses: None
Instructor: Brandi Rudland
Textbook: Book Information through the DCB Bookstore.
Other Materials: None
Course Objectives: It is expected that students will be able to:
Work Expectations: Each student is expected to log in to the course at regular intervals necessary for the following ungraded and graded work:
Exams - Policies & Procedures:
Technology Required: Click here to view our technology required page.


text:
November 25 2014 Latest news:
Sunday, November 25, 2012
SIR - I was delighted to learn that more than 4,000 people joined the protest march through Sidmouth in support of the SOS campaign.
I can't help thinking that many more people were with them in spirit. I live in Northampton, rather a long way from Sidmouth, but I passionately support the SOS campaigners.
If everyone who supports SOS, but does not live in the Sidmouth area, could have been on the march, I'm sure the number of protestors would have been considerably more.
R Cosgrave
Eastfield, Northampton
0 comments
Click here to see our online publications
This content requires Adobe Flash Player


text:
Wiesinger focused on Nuremberg, not Bayern
Nuremberg coach Michael Wiesinger says his side will travel to Bayern Munich in confident mood, even though they know it will be anything but easy.
Bayern sealed the Bundesliga title with six games to spare a week ago, and followed that up by booking their place in the semi-finals of the Champions League with a 4-0 aggregate win over Italian champions Juventus.
However, Nuremberg have twice beaten Bayern after they have already won the title in the past, and Wiesinger sees no reason why they cannot do so again.
"This is a challenge which we've got to stand up to," he said. "We know where we are going and we have got to be humble about it, but we also know that we can cause them problems."
Nurnberg are one of only four Bundesliga teams to have taken any points off Bayern, thanks to a 1-1 draw in the first league meeting, and their chances of remaining unbeaten against their Bavarian rivals this season could be boosted by a possible team rotation from the hosts.
Their coach Jupp Heynckes is likely to ring the changes from Wednesday's 2-0 victory in Turin and rest key players in view of Tuesday's DFB-Pokal semi-final against Wolfsburg.
However, Wiesinger knows Bayern will still not be a pushover.
"Whoever plays, they have a lot of quality," he said. "The fact is, whoever plays will want to prove themselves.
"We just have to focus primarily on ourselves, and we've done a good job doing that in recent weeks."
Bayern's focus will still be sharp, even if they have already wrapped up the title, according to striker Mario Mandzukic.
Thoughts of taking it easy in the Bundesliga between now and the end of the season have been dismissed by the Croatian.
"We have shown that we have the quality and we want to win everything," he said.


text:
Grundfos 96030395 Vertical Float Switch with 10' cord for the SU252 and SU332 Series Pumps (VFS-10)
Brand: Grundfos Model: 96030395 Condition: New
We're Sorry, This item is no longer availableFor your convenience, we recommend:
Replacement Options
Float SwitchesView all items in this category
• Works with Grundfos' Sump Pumps, Series SU252 and SU332
Customer Reviews
There are no reviews for this product yet. Be the first to review the product!
Write Your Own Review:
Questions & Answers
Please login or register before adding a question.
If you are a new customer, please register first:


text: A more elegantly-composed soundtrack than you might expect from a film titled Nude Odyssey – and one that's actually quite dramatic to start – and gets more playful as it goes along! We know nothing of the film, but Angelo Lavagnino's music for 1961's Odissea Nuda begins with lush, subtle strings, and progresses with with kind of a tropical island-inspired style. Really solid work from maestro Lavagnino! This great GDM CD edition includes the 7 tracks from the original 45 RPM EP – plus a wealth of alternate sequences from the film – with more than 70 minutes of music! 29 tracks in all. (Limited to 500 copies.) © 1996-2014, Dusty Groove, Inc.


text:
Nawab Indian Cuisine - Virginia Beach
- Address:
756 First Colonial Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23451Neighborhood:
Virginia Beach
- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
Nawab Indian Cuisine - Virginia Beach
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.nawabonline.com/
- Phone: (757) 491-8600
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Vegetarian / Vegan, Indian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Takeout, Wine
- Catering: Our catering menu is available on our website or please call for more information.
A word from Nawab Indian Cuisine - Virginia Beach
Nawab is a fine Indian restaurant featuring outstanding authentic North Indian Cuisine, served in an elegant surroundings. We are located at Hilltop Shopping Center.Continued
Foodspotting photosSee all photos
Nawab Indian Cuisine - Virginia Beach reviews from OpenTable diners
1 review since August 1, 2014
- Food4Service4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelQuiet
- BruceincharlotteVIPDined on 8/22/2014Nawab is another medium-to-high class Indian with fancy menus and white table linen and a lot of staff. But it's good. Starting with the poppadoms and mint sauce. Kingfisher on draft and other beers available in bottles. To start, I had a chaat papri that was good and crunchy but I found it to be a little more bland than I prefer. For main, I chose a chicken kozhambu in a medium spice level, a curry I don't recall having before. It arrived with the ordered garlic naan (really good naan) and the spice was excellent. Just enough for the zing on my lips but not too hot that it hurt. The chunks of chicken were tender and a little bit more than bite sized. It was really good. As good as Saffron? Sure, "I'm a fan." But not "as good as it gets."I would recommend this to a friend.
- AKkrDined on 7/14/2014Worst indian food I ever eat. The meat was smelling and service was horrendous.
- Consistent qualityOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 5/27/2014Nice lunch buffet, quality consistent, multiple choices, mildly spiced for the American tastebuds. Staff attentive. Room nicely decorated, soft Indian music playing in the background added to the ambiance.Special Features:
- The best pit stopTboneDined on 5/12/2014It's a given that I stop here every time I come to virginia beach. That is at least twice a year . The best Indian food along the shore. Large portions and great service . Will always stop there and Bring others when they are with meSpecial Features:
- Some like it hot, some notSteveDined on 9/21/2013Based on reading previous reviews, we ordered all of our dishes hot. The heat level turned out to be at the lower end of medium. We tried the mixed appetizers and all were excellent. The Dal Makhani was truly among the best we have ever had. The Lamb with Okra on the other hand contained nothing that we could recognize as okra, however the lamb and tomatoes that it did contain were excellent. We would certainly dine here again, only asking for the food to be "extra hot." Oddly two ladies at a table next to our ordered everything medium and then complained that the food burned their tongues!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent Indian foodsince2011VIPDined on 7/31/2013Nice decor and ambience, but the service, while pleasant, seemed a bit disorganized. The food is good, although flavors have been toned down too much for my taste. Portions are fairly generous for the price. Crisp cumin poppadums come with a fresh green chutney as a complimentary starter. The dal makhni (lentils) was very good. But some of the other food was, well, bland. The mixed kebab appetizer would make a main course for one and easily served two, but the salmon kebab was much less successful than the chicken and lamb. The chicken tikka, ordered mild, was creamy and succulent but pallid. Lamb vindaloo, 'medium', was tasty but only mildly hot. The standout item was a side, aloo kulcha, aka grilled flat bread stuffed with spinach. Yum!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/24/2013Loved the special attention we received in picking our dishes! Everyone from our waitress to owner were so nice and polite and very helpful with helping us choose our dishes! The food was delightful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My family and I dined hereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/28/2012My family and I dined here on Saturday evening. We received the worst service and the food was not what we expected. With most Indian cuisines, you get a plethora of whatever you order. Their portions were small and outrageously priced. Nawab, you need work!
- The food was excellent but,OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/14/2012The food was excellent but, the amount of time we waited was ridiculous. People who sat down 15 minutes later than us received their entrees before we even got our appetizers.Special Features:


text:
Humidity 89%
Winds 8.1mph
Humidity 89%
Winds 8.1mph
Humidity 85%
Winds 0.0mph
Jan 12, 2014 11:42 PM by Jennifer Horbelt
PUEBLO, CO- A man was seriously injured in Pueblo Sunday evening after being hit by a car.
Pueblo Police say the accident happened at the intersection of Highway 50 Bypass and Bonforte Boulevard, just after 6:00pm.
An unidentified 62-year-old hispanic man was crossing north to south on the crosswalk, when he was struck by a Nissan, driven by Ruben Velasquez, Jr. He was traveling eastbound on Highway 50 bypass in the right through lane. Witnesses say Velasquez had the green light.
The victim was taken to a local hospital, and is currently in critical condition.
Police say speed, alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in the crash, but the investigation is ongoing.
To read the full news release from Pueblo Police, click here.
7 hours ago


text:
Image Info/EXIF
- Unique Views90
- MakeCanon
- CameraCanon EOS REBEL T2i
- Focal Length55.0 mm
- Shutter Speed1/127 sec
- ApertureF4
- ISO/Film3200
- Original Size3847 X 1645
- Date TakenMay 23, 2010
- SubmittedDec 16, 2012
|70 Wins, 67 Losses
Based on this image's ImageDuel history it is currently paused. If you think this image hasn't been given enough of a chance you can click the Get More Votes button below and this image will receive a minimum of 3 additional duels. The cost is 5 credits.
Warning: This may cause the ImageScore to decrease.