text:
Mackay favourite to manage Crystal Palace
Malky Mackay has been installed as favourite to be head coach of Crystal Palace after he had a second round of talks with The Eagles' Chairman Steve Parish.
(00:23) | August 20, 2014
More Premier League Videos More »
Play Video
Hart commits to Man City long-term
Premier League: Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart has signed a new five-year contract at Manchester City.
(00:59) | Dec 19, 2014
Play Video
Poyet: It will be a special game like always
Premier League: Sunderland boss Gus Poyet previewed the Tyne-Wear derby with Newcastle United, where he hopes he side can produce something special.
(01:30) | Dec 19, 2014
Play Video
Mourinho: Hazard can be a Chelsea legend
Premier League: Belgium playmaker Eden Hazard can become a Chelsea legend, according to his boss Jose Mourinho.
(01:12) | Dec 19, 2014
Latest Video & Audio More »
Play Video
Enrique: Real are better than us
La Liga: Barcelona have won nine out of their last 10 games across all competitions, but even that hot streak pales in comparison to fierce rivals Real Madrid.
(01:20) | Dec 19, 2014
Play Video
Time to end Origi's loan with Lille?
ESPN FC on TV: ESPN FC's Craig Burley discusses Liverpool's striking options as the four within the squad have notched only two goals in the Premier League, and question whether or not Liverpool should consider recalling 19-year-old Divock Origi from his loan spell.
(01:11) | Dec 19, 2014
Play Video
Weekend Bender: The Liverpool blame game
ESPN FC on TV: ESPN FC's Alison Bender previews Liverpool's clash with Arsenal at Anfield, where there appears to be many pointing fingers at management, summer signings and defending.
(01:41) | Dec 19, 2014
Play Video
Tommy's Tips: Arsenal favourites over Liverpool
ESPN FC on TV: ESPN FC's Tommy Smyth gives his betting odds for Arsenal and Liverpool, where he explains the best option would be to side with the Gunners.
(00:29) | Dec 19, 2014
Play Video
Pardew: We're desperate to win
Premier League: Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew believes his side need to avenge their previous three derby defeats to Sunderland, and insists Newcastle must remain free of poor mistakes.
(01:19) | Dec 19, 2014
Play Video
Pochettino: Spurs can still improve
Premier League: Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino explained his side need to be consistent throughout the match in order to defeat a well organised Burnley side.
(00:53) | Dec 19, 2014
More from the web
Premier League
Pearson gets fine and suspension after fan altercationLeicester manager Nigel Pearson has been hit with a £10,000 fine and a one-match touchline ban following his altercation with a fan last month
Premier League
Joe Hart signs new Manchester City dealManchester City have confirmed goalkeeper Joe Hart has signed a new deal which will keep him at the club until summer 2019
World Cup
FIFA agrees to publish Michael Garcia reportFIFA's executive committee has agreed unanimously to publish Michael Garcia's report into World Cup bidding, where legally possible
Premier League
Mourinho chasing Christmas quadrupleJose Mourinho says the only quadruple Chelsea are currently aiming for is to win all of their games over the hectic Christmas schedule, starting with Stoke City away on Monday
Premier League
Mourinho: Bojan almost killed meJose Mourinho says Stoke City's Bojan Krkic is "the only player that almost killed me", adding he still expresses relief over the forward's disallowed effort for Barcelona in the 2010 Champions League semi-final
Souness and Redknapp: If looks could kill
Even in his role as a "neutral" pundit, Graeme Souness hardly makes a secret of his passion for Liverpool - so imagine his reaction when they were drawn with Chelsea in the League Cup
Quote Unquote
"Every time the ball goes near him, you fear there's going to be a mistake or a poor clearance"
Rooney's eyes on the record
Wayne Rooney is closing in on the England goalscoring record. But who's the leading international scorer worldwide?
Bow to the King?
Is it true that Kenny Dalglish is the only player to score 100 goals in the Scottish and English Football Leagues?


text:
'Paglinang 2014'By Ricardo Ma. Duran Nolasco
There was once a natural spring in a forest from which all the animals drank. The pool, however, came to be inhabited by poisonous frogs. After some time, these frogs were able to take control of the water resource by threatening to poison it unless the other animals did what the frogs wanted.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
2 posts, 2 voices
Within this busy lifestyle, internet plays and natural part in preserving some time and making existence simpler. It will likely be a present to keep in mind! Designed of accomplished covering with zips around the openings, this bag includes a ongoing accept bandage which makes this bag very simple to hold. It seems sensible that the handbag wholesale designer handbags
that a lot of people wish to own but is really costly could be duplicated. It is good to possess several swim wear, particularly if you
like swimming and water sport.If you opt to be passive your sponsor will help you with this or if you choose to choose the gold your sponsor should have the ability to assist
you with that. Nowadays, it's not enough to become just beautiful. With
that said,Celine Luggage Handbags Celine Handbags everybody most likely
aren't reliable. Anyway, it appears as though it simply sufficiently small to suit within my hands while being just large enough to contain my giant brick of the phone, also it zip fasteners completely over the top, lest I drop it or hit anybody within the mind by using it. This unique Bananas Republic tshirt.It certainly is utilized and loved equally by personal customers and work consumers for example Doctors, Lawyers, Contractors, Pilots and Mechanics etc. The easiest method to constantly be ahead in almost any special offers or sales they are operating would be to sign up for any fans club or e-newsletter supplying they are able cheap designer handbags
to market online. If you're purchasing in wholesale, it's possible that
you'll be offered some discount which in some instances you need to request. In my opinion for this reason Lv Spy bags frequently stick out one of the crowd of designer handbags as these bags head to the field of
silk, velvet, jeans and canvas materials. Allows take jewellery for instance.We can't become more looking forward to what Louboutin is providing for the fashion ladies.Louboutin footwear always lead the style trend.The design and style fromcollection are beginning to pop-up available online. Often the HB wholesale bags china
rating just about all intently seems like the way a running footwear should performance in addition to all-important feet posture of a person's foot. All of them tell you they are safe, secure, and reliable compared to any another website. For those who have a backyard and you're simply a nitwit together with your devices with a few free time.
Made by people with taste and experience, the collections found over the Internet include not only exquisite gemstone earrings but also sterling silver rings, pendants and charm bracelets. You can even surprise your husband or boyfriend with something special, by visiting the mens jewelry category. more results from ihandmadejewelry.com
Powered by Community Engine


text:
News & Events
July 10, 2014
Orientation leaders discuss the important work they do
July 10, 2014
New magazine highlights members of BSU community winning awards, hanging with Obama and more
July 7, 2014
President honors Bartlett's generosity which 'knows no bounds'
July 3, 2014
Consulate of Cape Verde celebrates those who've made a difference for the island nation
June 26, 2014
It's another busy break for construction crews around campus
June 24, 2014
'Stetson Street' earns top honors at Campus MovieFest
June 18, 2014
Leading in diversity is topic of annual conference
June 17, 2014
Area students showcase research into water quality, conservation and more
June 17, 2014
Many students spend this time of year in class. Find out why.
June 13, 2014
CARS event showcases research of faculty, librarians and others
September 18, 2012
Campus community observes end of Ramadan with Muslim celebration
September 18, 2012
Meet new Director of Athletics and Recreation Dr. Marybeth Lamb
September 14, 2012
Five student veterans recount their experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq
September 11, 2012
Teacher-Scholar Institute puts focus on best teaching practices
September 7, 2012
Grant allows library to have yearbooks digitized
September 5, 2012
President: 'We have been on the move'
September 4, 2012
Convocation speakers tell incoming students to experience all BSU offers
September 4, 2012
Study tour to Jordan teaches students Arabic language, culture
September 3, 2012
Meet the founding dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences
August 28, 2012
Approaching Takeoff on a Lifelong Dream
October 2, 2013
Conclusion of Ramadan celebrated on campus
August 16, 2013
Diversity conference highlights institutional success, best practices
April 30, 2013
Former U.S. ambassador to Syria and Egypt delivers address
April 19, 2013
Author Matthew Batt shares his memoir with faculty and students
April 19, 2013
Anthropology students showcase their research
April 8, 2013
Timothy Corrigan, professor of English and cinema studies at the University of Pennsylvania, delivered his lecture, "Alligators, Adaptation...
April 4, 2013
Event marks start of Jewish holiday
April 3, 2013
Filmmakers discuss their work on forthcoming film
April 3, 2013
Nathaniel Philbrick reveals local connections to In the Heart of the Sea
March 27, 2013
Career Services event for educators gives participants a leg up
BSU In the news
News Briefs
Administrator earns scholarship
Students present, compete at geography conference in N.H.
Forensic team earns several trophies
Professor to study 'permaculture'
Alumna Wins Art Award
Art Professor Selected


text:
Ramaiya Vastavaiya Review
Prabhu Deva delivered two big hits with two big Superstars in the form of Wanted (Salman Khan) and Rowdy Rathore (Akshay Kumar). That is probably why every producer in Bollywood wanted to sign him for their films. The ace choreographer-turned-director signed a contract with Tips and was asked to direct a film for their lad Girish Taurani. And of course, kuch paane ke liye kuch khona padta hai. And so he decided to remake his own Telugu film which itself was a copy of Maine Pyaar Kiya. Remake-ception.
Story: Well, I had to use this colum because films are meant to be creative and show us new stories, right? Wrong. Ramaiya Vastavaiya suffers from a syndrome – lets-take-Bollywood-back-to-the-1980s-syndrome. It is about a rich young guy Ram (Girish Taurani) falling in love with a village belle Sona (Shruti Hassan) when he visits India for a wedding. Meanwhile, his rich parents get to know about this and insult the life out of Sona's brother Sonu. Sonu Sood, that is. This sets in process a chain of events that ultimately comes close to destroying their lives. But inspite of having such a dramatic storyline, @PDancing went for the comic treatment with Ramaiya Vastavaiya. Howzz that?
Ramaiya Vastavaiya Movie Review
Direction and Screenplay: You know when you are directing a film which you have already directed before, there's not much to get your creative juices flowing, so Prabhu Deva probably wanted to take it easy for the duration of the shoot and just wanted to get it over with to honour his contract. If you thought his Hindi accent in ABCD was poor, his direction (or lack of it) is so poor that it puts Poonam Pandey's tailor's poverty to shame. Ramaiya Vastavaiya is laden with the most unimaginative dialogues which try too hard to be funny. And Deva never manages to capture the tone that he had managed to capture with the enjoyable Rowdy Rathore and the greatest TV movie of all time – Wanted. Maybe Ramaiya Vastavaiya should have gotten a TV premier instead of a theatrical release.
Miscellaneous and Music: The sets of the film take you forward to the past. They remind you of every 80s and 90s potboiler ever. The cinematography is alright. Must have been a walk in the beach for the cinematographer to shoot Ramaiya Vastavaiya. And the editing is there. It exists. Someone needed to cut the scenes and arrange it in order. So that's sorted. The music is apparently a big hit with Atif Aslam hitting all the high notes with 'Jeene Laga Hoon'. Fun fact: Jeene Laga Hoon is the first song to get 10 million YouTube views before the release of the film.
Acting: Producer's son Girish Taurani makes his debut with Ramaiya Vastavaiya. He comes across a charming young actor because he has a raw innocence. The girls in the theatre I watched the film in, couldn't stop swooning about him when he was introduced as the bare-chested Ram whilst surfboarding in Australia. Wooh, what an entry! It's a Shruti Hassan kind of a Friday. She has two releases this week. She did make an honest effort in D-Day but here her performance has been curtailed by shoddy guidance, I am assuming. She still needs to evolve as an actor. Why did Sonu Sood, Poonam Dhillon, Randhir Kapoor and Satish Shah sign a film like this? Maybe because they befriended Mr. Deva.
Conclusion and Box Office: Ramaiya Vastavaiya is really an uninteresting film, to put it bluntly. It's not anything that we haven't seen before, and it's not imaginative. It's slapdash filmmaking. If only films were made with a passion to make films and to entertain people than to earn some quick bucks and launch some star sons. As far as the Box office is concerned, it might earn a lot of money thanks to the hit song. I can't for the life of me fathom how Ramaiya Vastavaiya can become a hit, but hey, bizarre things have happened before.
- Jeene Laga Hoon
- Shruti Hassan's presence in the film
- Girish Kumar's introductory scene
- Everything else
Related Articles
Sonumb: (July 19, 2013 at 8:37 pm)
that girish kumar swooning thing is sarcasm lmao
Popular 2 23
THE TRUTH: (July 19, 2013 at 8:52 pm)
It's not anything that we haven't seen before, and it's not imaginative. It's slapdash filmmaking. If only films were made with a passion to make films and to entertain people than to earn some quick bucks.
this applies to most of the films today specially salman's movies and the upcoming chennai express too.
6 3
Rahul: (July 19, 2013 at 8:52 pm)
Shruti Hassan looks very beautiful in the film!!!!!
6 1
Nikhil: (July 20, 2013 at 12:21 am)
Only if film critics were so blunt when reviewing movies with big actors…
4 0
hrithiklover: (July 20, 2013 at 12:32 am)
This is what i have told before about prabhudeva
As a choreographer he was top notch and have a great respect for him
But as a director he can do justice to only Remakes which were blockbuster in their respective languages but he is worthless when it comes to new script indicine had mentioned right point(which itself was a copy of Maine Pyaar Kiya. Remake-ception.) but i will call it as a Freemake of Maine pyar kiya
But i hope his next film with shahid kapoor should become atleast hit
I told before that he is the one who is spoiling bollywood with Scrap movies (Like RV not RR,Wanted)
He will be written off if people were bored of this type of scripts he better do ABCD type movies and concentrate on choreography
6 1
Rock: (July 20, 2013 at 5:17 am)
Prabhudeva is a worst director he doesnt make orginal films even his telugu film nuvvostante nenoddantana itself is copy of 3salman films maine pyar kiya, pyar kiya toh darna kya,hum dil chuke sanam.prabhu deva shamelessly mixes these 3films story and made as nevvostante nennodanthana in telugu and now he remaked that film with worst looking actor girish kumar the film will be a big flop for sure.
6 0
rajiv: (July 20, 2013 at 9:34 pm)
awesome movie only haters paid reviewer r writing crap nonsense out of jealousy why dont they make a movie themselves
2 0
Rahul: (July 21, 2013 at 12:14 am)
I must say someone should say to prabhu deva that to stop remaking south Indian films and to stop those masala films.Bloody,prabhu deva doesn't have any creativity.He done remake films with big stars like Salman and akshay,thought himself he is good director.All those films ran because of star power without them prabhu is nothing.so,basically prabhu deva sucks in direction.
1 0
The Blah Queen: (July 27, 2013 at 8:36 pm)
Ooops i meant, it hasnt become a hit :)
0 0


text:
Venous insufficiency- self-care; Venous stasis ulcers - self-care; Lipodermatosclerosis - self-care
The blood flow is slow from veins in your legs back to your heart. Blood tends to pool in your legs, especially when you stand. As a result, you may have:
These problems usually get worse over time. Learn self-care that you can do at home to:
Compression stockings help with swelling in your legs. They can gently squeeze your legs to move blood up your legs.
Your health care provider will help you find where to buy these and how to use them.
Do gentle exercises to build muscle and to move blood up your legs. Here are some suggestions:
Raising your legs helps with pain and swelling.
Do not sit or stand for a long time. When you sit or stand, move your legs every few minutes.
Keeping your skin well moisturized helps it stay healthy. Talk with your health care provider before using any lotions, creams, or antibiotic ointments. Don't use:
Watch for skin sores on your leg, especially around your ankle. Take care of sores right away to prevent infection.
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if:
CancerPregnancy & Prenatal ClassesWeight LossOrthopedicsHeart DiseaseNeurologyWomen's HealthMore Medical Care
Hospitals Immediate CareHealth CentersEmergency RoomDoctors OfficesSpecialistsAffiliate Hospitals
MyChartPay Your BillRequest an AppointmentGet HealthySupport GroupsFitness GroupsMobile ApplicationsClinical TrialsOnline NurseryClasses and EventsSend an eCardPatient StoriesPlaces to StaySay Thanks
Quality Report CareersWays to HelpCommunity OutreachContact Us(502) 629-1234


text:
If for some reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase this holiday season, choose our FREE pre-paid shipping label and we'll cover your return! This offer is only good on eligible orders placed between November 1, 2014 and December 24, 2014. We've extended our normal return period to January 15, 2015 or 30 days after your order is received - whichever comes later. Learn more about our return policy.
Enjoy free shipping this holiday season! Shop now and get Free Value Shipping on most orders over $29.95 to contiguous 48 states, DC and to all U.S. Military APO/FPO/DPO addresses.
In the event you can't make a decision on which Telescope Accessories to order then have a look at our Telescope Accessories Reviews and compare top rated brands to identify a Telescope Accessories which is suitable for you. Our customer written product reviews include recommendations, reviews, ratings and feedback. Get educated purchasing tips for all of our favored brands. Having a good understanding as well as a standard familiarity with the products you're intending to buy is crucial if you would like the right products the first time. Our on line reviews of Telescope Accessories can help you obtain the information you want and let you understand which Telescope Accessories consumers think are the best available. Also make sure you check our OpticsPlanet discussion forum for all the current talk about Telescope Accessories. So before you purchase, always look at our customer feedback for all our leading brands for Telescope Accessories.
Connect with OpticsPlanet
Become our fan, follow us, & subscribe for the latest updates and deals
Subscribe to our email list
Sign up and receive $5 Off and get exclusive access to promotions, sales
events, pre-order sales & more!
Contact Information
Toll-Free: 800-504-5897
Intl.: 847-513-6201
Fax: 847-919-3003
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hours of Operation
7AM-8PM CST Mon-Fri9AM-5PM CST Sat-Sun
Our Guarantees


text:
Hot weather a boon for berries
The last couple of years have been rough for berry loves in Oregon. But this year looks different -- it's a potential berry boom! Watch our report.
The last couple of years have been rough for berry loves in Oregon. But this year looks different -- it's a potential berry boom! Watch our report.
For hell's sake. The Sequester continues, child slavery is alive and well, Syria has almost literally disappeared from the map, and you people have nothing better to do than to point out a stupid TYPO?!?
Personally, I was tickled to see this headline, as I've missed having good local berries the last couple years. I look forward to getting out there and doing some picking. Maybe if you folks got yourselves more of a life you'd be less miserable and therefore less inclined to point out the obvious and inconsequential. SMDH.
So it's boon's farm.
Berry loves??? Do your job KATU!!! Make the spelling do right! Why for you so bad at professionalism? Every article lazy for you. It why I watch KGW now. You website spelling and grammar make me think ill of you credibility, so now for me KGW watching. That's right, your website spelling lost you a viewer for telvision.
also a boom in ants.
It's weekend editing. Â There is none.Â
OKAY KATU!!!!! Read the two sentence caption under the freaking video. Â Berry LOVERS - not berry loves. Â MARY LOOS!!!!!!!!! Â Read this please.
@lousecrapton  My wife and I will be out there picking -- for *our* freezer, not anyone else's.
@Knud Rasmussen  You're a stand-up comedian at night, right?


text:
"There is nothing more difficult for a truly creative painter than to paint a rose, because before he can do so he has first to forget all the roses that were ever painted."
Related quotes
"Most of our modern portrait painters are doomed to absolute oblivion. They never paint what they see. They paint what the public sees, and the public never sees anything."
"I would advise young artists . . . to paint as they can, as long as they can, without being afraid of painting badly . . . . If their painting doesn't improve by itself, it means that nothing can be done - and I wouldn't do anything!"


text:
Fourteen flood warnings are in place along the River Thames in Surrey this morning as river levels continue to rise.
Towns along the river, including Sunbury, Chertsey, Laleham, Staines, Egham, Hampton, Walton-on-Thames and East and West Molesey, are still at risk of flooding.
The levels on the river are rising as water makes its way downstream following weeks of wet and stormy weather.
Today we will be bringing you live updates and information of the Environment Agency's latest flood warnings and alerts as well as information on any road closures in the area.
We will also be sharing photos from around the affected areas. If you would like to send in any updates or information you can email the digital team , send us a message via our Facebook page, or tweet us .
Flood warnings - meaning flooding is expected, immediate action required - are in place for:
River Thames at Hampton and Hampton Wick including Hampton Court, properties on the Barge Walk, Hampton Court Palace Golf Club and Hampton Court Road. The Environment Agency forecaster said: "The River Thames is continuing to rise in the Hampton and Hampton Wick areas and will be further affected by the tide expected at 9:30am this morning. The forecast level is expected to be 4.77m. Flooding is to be expected for those properties closest to the river."
River Thames in the Sunbury town area, including Longwood Business Park, Halliford Road areas of Upper Halliford and Sunbury, Lower Hampton Road park, Kenton Court Meadow and Kempton Park Racecourse areas. The EA said: "The River Thames is continuing to rise slowly in the Sunbury area. Flooding is to be expected for those properties close to the river and not for the whole Flood Warning area. River levels are higher than during November and December 2012 and closer to those seen in January 2003."
River Thames at Staines and Egham, including Pooley Green, Thorpe Lea and east Egham. The forecast predicts: "The River Thames continues to rise at Staines. Flooding of properties closest to the river is expected this afternoon. Levels will continue to rise over the next few days, with levels expected to be similar to January 2003."
Chertsey Bourne at Chertsey, including Chilsey Green Road, St. Annes Road, Fordwater Road and Fordwater Trading Estate areas. The EA forecaster said: "The River Thames continues to rise at Chertsey and will impact the river levels on the Chertsey Bourne. The Chertsey Bourne is also rising slowly. Flooding of some properties closest to the rivers is expected. Levels are currently expecting to be comparable to January 2003. The River Thames is expected to continue to rise for the next few days and remains sensitive to further rainfall."
River Thames at Chertsey including Chertsey Lock, Abbeychase, Chertsey Bridge Road, Thames Close, Hazelbank Road, Mead Lane and Bridge Wharf. The forecast said: "The River Thames continues to rise in the Chertsey area. Flooding of properties close to the river is likely over the next few days. River levels are currently higher than during November and December 2012 but are currently expected to be lower than January 2003."
River Thames at the Littleton Lane, Chertsey Road and Pool End areas of Shepperton Green as well as Dockett Eddy, Dockett Point and Pharaoh's Island. The EA said: "The River Thames continues to rise in the Little Lane and Shepperton Lock areas. Flooding of properties close to the river is likely over the next few days. River levels are currently higher than during November and December 2012 but are currently expected to be lower than January 2003."
River Thames at Laleham and Penton Hook including Penton Park, Laleham Reach and Laleham Abbey, Staines Road, The Broadway and Thames Side. The forecast said: "The River Thames is continuing to rise slowly in the Laleham area. Flooding of properties close to the river is likely over the next few days. River levels are currently higher than November and December in 2012 but are expected to be lower than January 2003."
River Thames at Thames Ditton Island including Boyle Farm Island. The EA said: "The Thames Barrier will not be closed for today's tide (high water at Ditton Island at 09:15 09 January 2014). The forecast level is expected to be 6.37m. Flooding of low lying land and roads will occur, and property flooding could happen. Subsequent tides are being monitored, and the Thames Barrier will close if necessary."
River Thames at East and West Molesey including Hurst Park, Buckingham Avenue and the Royal Mews area. The forecaster predicts: "The River Thames at Molesey is continuing to rise slowly. Property flooding is to be expected over the next few days. Levels are currently higher than during November and December 2012 and close to the those of January 2003."
River Thames at Walton-on-Thames including Desborough Island, Walton Bridge and Elmbridge Leisure Centre. The EA said: "The River Thames is continuing to rise slowly in the Walton area. Flooding of properties close to the river is likely. River levels are currently higher than during November and December 2012 and closer to those seen in January 2003."
River Thames between Runnymede Pleasure Grounds, Staines and Penton Hook, including Hythe End Road, Bell Weir Lock, Holm Island, Church Island, Truss Island and Penton Hook Lock areas of Staines. The EA forecaster said: "River levels on the River Thames at Staines are continuing to rise slowly. Flooding of properties close to the river is likely over the next few days. River levels are currently higher than during November and December 2012 and similar to those of January 2003."
River Thames between Platts Eyot and Hampton Court Bridge, including Platts Eyot, area around Hampton Sailing Club, Garrick's Eyot, Taggs Island, Ash Island and Molesey Lock. The EA said: "The River Thames at Molesey is continuing to rise slowly. Property flooding is to be expected over the next few days. Levels are currently higher than during November and December 2012 and close to the those of January 2003."
River Thames at Sunbury from Wheatley's Eyot to Sunbury Court Island including Wheatley's Eyot, Sunbury lock Ait, Sunbury Ait, Sunbury Court Island and properties on the The Creek, Parke Road, Thames Street and Lower Hampton Road. The forecast said: "The River Thames is continuing to rise slowly in the Sunbury area. Flooding is to be expected for those properties close to the river. River levels are higher than during November and December 2012 and closer to those seen in January 2003."
River Thames at Hamm Court including Shepperton Lock, Hamhaugh Island, Hamm Court Estate and Dorney Grove. The EA said: "The River Thames continues to rise in the Hamm Court Estate and Hamhaugh Island areas. Flooding of properties close to the river is likely over the next few days. River levels are currently higher than during November and December 2012 but are currently expected to be lower than January 2003."
Click here to see a map showing the flood warnings and alerts currently in force for the River Thames.
Flood alerts are also in place at other locations around the county:
- Ifield Brook, Upper River Mole, Burstow Stream and Salfords Stream including Ifield, Lowfield Heath, Charlwood, Hookwood, Bewbush, Furnace Green, Maidenbower, Crawley, Horley, Copthorne and Salfords. The EA forecast said: "River levels in the Upper Mole have been falling to more typical winter levels. Further rainfall is forecast for overnight 5 to 10 mm on average, possibly as high as 15 mm in places. Should we see the higher totals this may result in some flooding to low lying land and roads, but we do not anticipate any property flooding. We will continue to monitor the situation and will update this message if the situation changes."
- Windle Brook and Hale, Mill and Addlestone Bournes including Bagshot, Windlesham, Lightwater, Chobham, West End, Emmetts Mill, Woodham and Addlestone. The EA said: "The river levels on the Addlestone Bourne are high but are now stable, though the river remains in the floodplain in the Addlestone area."
- Lower River Wey including Guildford, Old Woking, Byfleet, and Weybridge and the East Clandon Stream at Send. The forecast said: "Levels on the River Wey are falling slowly, although they remain senstive to further rainfall. The river has spilt out into the floodplain in many locations."
- Hoe Stream including Woking. The EA said: "The river levels on the Hoe Stream continue to fall slowly and although there is still standing water to be expected in the areas closest to the river, the river is back within banks."
- Upper River Wey including Alton, Farnham, Bordon, Frensham, Tilford, Godalming and Peasmarsh. The forecast predicts: "River levels on the River Wey are starting to fall slowly in Alton and Tilford, but we are seeing levels slowly and steadily respond to the recent rainfall in the Westbrook Mill area. Elsewhere the river levels remain stable, although the river levels are sensitive to further rainfall."
- Cranleigh Waters including Elmbridge, Shamley Green and Bramley and the Littlemead Brook including Cranleigh. The EA forecast said: "River levels on the Cranleigh waters remain stable, but are sensative to further rainfall. The river is still in the floodplain in the Cranleigh area."
- River Thames from Hampton and Thames Ditton to Teddington including Hampton Wick and Kingston-upon-Thames. The forecast said: "River levels on the River Thames from Hampton to Teddington are steady but is forecast to rise with the next tide. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected with the next tide. The Thames Barrier is currently open, it is planned to be closed at 3am and reopened at 6.30am."
- River Thames at Thames Ditton Island including Boyle Farm Island. The EA said: "The Thames Barrier is currently open, it is planned to be closed at 3am and reopened at 6.30am. Levels at Trowlock island are predicted to remain steady. Flooding of low lying land and roads is likely, but property flooding is currently not expected."
- River Mole and its tributaries from Kinnersley Manor to South Hersham, including Sidlow, Leigh, Betchworth, Brockham, Pixham, Dorking, Mickleham, Leatherhead, Fetcham, Stoke D'Abernon and Cobham. The forecast predicts: "River levels in the Mole remain high at Sidlow and also downstream at Cobham where there may still be flooding in fields and on low lying land and roads. River catchments remain saturated and sensitive to any further rainfall. We will continue to monitor the situation and will update this message if the situation changes."
- River Thames from Datchet to Shepperton Green including Old Windsor, Wraysbury, Horton, Staines, Egham, Laleham and Chertsey. The EA said: "The river levels are very high in the Datchet to Shepperton area. The levels continue to slowly rise. There are flood warnings in force to cover parts of this area."
- River Thames from Shepperton to West and East Molesey including Hamm Court, Walton-on-Thames and Sunbury. The EA forecaster said: "The river levels on the River Thames continue to rise very slowly. The river has spilt into the floodplain in many locations."
- Chertsey Bourne including Virginia Water, Thorpe Green and Chertsey and the Moat at Thorpe. The EA said: "The river levels on the Chertsey Bourne are rising very slowly in response to recent rainfall. The river is in the floodplain in many locations. There is a flood warning in force to cover part of this area."
A flood alert is issued if flooding is possible, and warns residents and businesses to be prepared.
Get Surrey's video producer took to the skies yesterday to get a bird's eye view of the serious flooding that has devastated parts of Surrey.
Photographer Richard Symonds, who captured iconic shots of an underwater Guildford during the Christmas storms and floods, also headed high to get some shots of flooded Chertsey.
We'd like to see your photographs of the flooding where you are. To share your snaps with Get Surrey you can email the digital team , post on our Facebook page, tweet them to or share them via our Flickr page.
Lots of residents and businesses have been affected by the storms and flooding. A number of football clubs have been severely impacted.
Staines Town FC is the latest to fall victim to the flooding.
Pitch side this morning at Wheatsheaf park.. pic.twitter.com/aQ7euR7yJK— marcus gayle (@marcus11gayle) January 9, 2014
Leatherhead FC was forced to close Fetcham Grove over the festive period as flood water poured into the ground as the River Mole burst its banks. The club is facing hefty bills to clear up after the damage and has launched a fundraising appeal to help fund the costs.
Ash United FC was also battered during the Christmas storms. Club officials arrived at the Shawfield Road ground on Christmas Eve to find a canopy at the front of the clubhouse had collapsed in the gale-force winds.
Surrey Highways warned of disruption and delays on the roads this morning due to closures in areas of north Surrey.
The B375 Chertsey Bridge Road was closed between the B387 Weir Road and Littleton Lane, in Chertsey, for the second consecutive day due to flooding.
The A308 Windsor Road was also closed in both directions, between Runnymede Roundabout and the A328 Priest Hill in Egham, because of flooding.
The following roads were also closed:
- Renferee Way, Shepperton
- Almners Road/St Annes Hill Road, Chertsey
- Littleton Lane, Chertsey
- Windsor Road, Staines
- Chertsey Road, Egham
- River Lane, Farnham
- Farnham Road, Elstead
- Whitmore Vale Road, Hindhead
- Ockham Road North, Ripley
- Webb Road, Godalming
- Alton Road, Wrecclesham
- Flanchford Road, Reigate
- Plough Lane, Cobham
There were lane closures on the A308 Staines bypass at Sunbury Ford Bridge Roundabout (the junction with B377), the A320 St Peters Way near St Peter's Hospital, and at the A331 Aldershot offslip.
Forecasters at the Met Office said rain will clear today and most of the South East should be dry and bright with some occasional showers.
Tonight should remain mostly dry across the county.
There are no weather warnings in place.
The Environment Agency predicted scattered showers this morning in Hampton turning drier later in the day.
Sunbury is expected to remain dry today and further rainfall is predicted for Thames Ditton. Chertsey, Shepperton Green, Laleham, East and West Molesey, Walton and Staines should see a drier day.
River levels on the Thames have continued to rise as water from elsewhere in the country flows downstream.
A number of stations along the Surrey stretch of the Thames have recorded record levels this morning.
Upstream at Chertsey Lock levels reached a record-breaking 1.09m at 9am today. The previous record was 1.08m and the typical range is between 0.13m and 0.40m.
Downstream, the river levels rose to 4.43m this morning, just shy of the record level of 4.55m. The normal range is between 2.62m and 3.40m.
Upstream at Penton Hook, Laleham, stations recorded a level of 1.06m higher than the record of 1.03m and considerably higher than the usual range of 0.08m to 0.29m. Downstream saw levels sitting at 4.76m at 9am, just short of the 5m record. The typical range is 2.88m to 3.75m.
At Long Ditton the Thames Ditton Island station saw levels at 6.44m. The typical range is 4.46m to 5.50m and the highest recorded level is 6.70m.
Levels at Staines reached 4.61m this morning - lower than the record of 4.89m, but much higer than the typical range of between 2.70m and 4.10m.
Sunbury Lock recorded an upstream level of 0.69m, just below the record of 0.73m, but much higher than the typical range of 0.06m to 0.27m. Downstream the level was a record-breaking 4.65m, above the previous record of 4.61m, the typical range being 2.29m to 3.13m.
At Walton levels rose to 4.12m, 8cm higher than the record and well over the 3.17m to 3.41m normal range.
Weybridge's Shepperton Lock saw levels sitting at 0.83m upstream this morning. The typical range is 0.08m to 0.28m and the record level is 0.99m. Downstream reached a level of 4.84m, just shy of the 4.95m record but considerably higher than the 2.67m to 3.63m typical range.
We've got reporters out and about in the affected areas today.
I hope they've got their wellies with them!
Thames upon Staines @getsurrey @surreyherald pic.twitter.com/XdYzRPthJE— Chris Caulfield (@chris_caulfield) January 9, 2014
The Greeno Centre, a community centre in Shepperton, has opened its doors to those who have been affected by the flooding.
Residents who have fallen victim to flooding as the River Thames levels rise in the area can use the centre, in Glebeland Gardens.
It provided emergency shelter to around 20 people - mainly from Chertsey - who left their homes due to rising flood water on Tuesday night (January 7).
A spokesman for Spelthorne Borough Council, which runs the community centre, said everyone had now left but added that it was still open for any further flood victims.
She told Get Surrey most people who had been forced from their flooded homes had now made other accommodation arrangements.
The flooding has got so bad in Chertsey that residents have abandoned their cars and resorted to travelling by canoe!
The treacherous weather and terrible flooding across Surrey over the past 18 days prompted Get Surrey to delve into the archives and take a look back at other memorable floods in decades gone by.
From the archive - Surrey flooding pictures from 1968
Road closures are in place in towns across the county as flood water remains a problem for the highways teams.
Spelthorne Borough Council urged drivers to adhere to closures.
Road closures are in place for your safety, please do not ignore them or try to drive through them.— Spelthorne Council (@SpelthorneBC) January 9, 2014
Mr and Mrs Rollins have lived in Island Close, Staines, for 27 years and have seen several flood warnings in the area over the decades, so this has yet to phase them.
Speaking to Get Surrey, Mrs Rollins said: "We're not particularly worried about it really. A few years ago the water reached our garden gate. We've never had any trouble and we're been here 27 years.
"It looks foreboding but we are prepared. We've brought plastic coverings and we can lift up the furniture.
"In 2003 it came up as far as the garden gate which is still metres away [from the house]."
Mr Rollins added: "In 1974 the flooding came from streams and rivers on the moor and covered the whole of Staines. That is more likely to be the problem."
There is a flood warning in place for certain areas of Walton.
One resident, who lives in Hillary Crescent, has complained after 18 months of flooding every time there has been heavy rainfall.
Sandra Hubbard said it was "beyond a joke".
We're getting lots of photos in from our reporters on the ground as well as residents out in the affected parts of Surrey.
Check out our gallery of new images here.
Here's another illustration of how the Thames water levels have risen over the past two days of flooding.
@Getsurrey took this between penton hook and staines today pic.twitter.com/Am6OhaAbK6— Hayley (@simply_hayley) January 9, 2014
We've got an update on the flooding situation from the Environment Agency - looks like this could go into the weekend...
"The River Thames is a large, complex river and will continue rise slowly over several days. With dozens of smaller rivers feeding water into the Thames, it is difficult to predict exactly how water levels will respond as the recent rain moves downstream.
"The Met Office is forecasting light showers and drier weather into the weekend. With no change in the weather forecast, the highest river levels are expected in the Oxford area over the next 24 hours (by Friday morning).
"River levels downstream of Oxford will continue to rise as water passes through the catchment, with the highest levels expected to reach the lower Thames, around Teddington, over the coming weekend."
And to add to the information and context below, Howard Davidson, environment agency director for the south east, says: "We're paying close attention to the River Thames, particularly below Oxford, into Berkshire and through Surrey.
"River levels are high and will continue to rise for the next few days. It is likely that we will see further flooding to properties over the coming days."
Environment Agency figures here show the Thames has reached record levels in some locations - not so at the River Colne tributary in Church Street, Staines.
Sailed past the floods of 1830 and 1839, closing in on 1833. Still a way to go before we hit 1947 @getsurrey pic.twitter.com/jmgFOLX0kI— Chris Caulfield (@chris_caulfield) January 9, 2014
Meanwhile, in Walton-IN-Thames...
The Thames is spilling out on to Walton Lane at Cowey Sale pic.twitter.com/EbuSI6hDNy— Charlotte Talbot (@TalbotCharlotte) January 9, 2014
And in Egham, Hannah Pike said her commute to work had been a little different than usual.
She works in Windsor Road, which has been closed since Tuesday, and has been shuttled in by a van through the floods.
She said: "Parking at Egham FC football ground and getting a van into work due to the flooded road - there's a new experience."
She added that her company was given permission to leave vehicles at Egham FC while their own car park was under several inches of water.
And when I say flooded.... This is our car park at work... Or lack of. pic.twitter.com/QRaTKXUpgc— Hannah Pike (@misshannahpike) January 9, 2014
In Moor Lane, Staines, the team at Orckid Design & Marketing had to bring out the buckets as floodwater threatened to reach the windows at their offices.
Colin Jones, 68, of Island Close on Staines riverside, owns a boat moored outside his home - but he would need to wade to get to it at the moment.
He said: "We've been here about a year but talking to the neighbours they say the worst [flooding] was 2003 and even then it didn't come up to the house.
"I think the Environment Agency has done a good job monitoring the river. We get text warnings and we get email warnings. They're really quite efficient. There is only so much they can do.
"There is still about four feet to go, but if you live by the river you expect these things.
"It was a choice we took and the advantages of living by the river certainly outweigh the disadvantages for us."
Hmmm, are those vehicles meant to be on there?...
Chertsey Bridge - Signs aren't working too well #surreyfloods @getsurrey pic.twitter.com/GsrAI7k6CT— Russell Butt (@ChertseyRussell) January 9, 2014
Reporter Russell Butt has been speaking to people at Chertsey Bridge this afternoon.
Retired Paul Roach, from Addlestone, was there to look at the floods but said: "This isn't too bad.
"In 1947 we had a very bad winter - people were getting round Staines in rowing boats."
Ferry Lane in Shepperton is under a couple of feet of water and impassable for cars that aren't 4x4s.
Reporter Tash Salmon says it's impossible to tell where the road ends and the river begins.
Boat owners have been down at Desborough Sailing Club in Ferry Lane, unable to get out to their vessels, some of which have floated away in the high water levels.
One canoeist said: "Thankfully I came and tied my boats down yesterday, otherwise they would be gone.
"The water has risen about seven feet since then, it's unbelievable.
"Desborough Island is completely surrounded and people's back gardens have been flooded.
"I've never seen anything like it."
And here's the evidence of what Tash Salmon reported in the post below.
Cars struggle down Ferry Lane in #Shepperton. Hard to see where river starts and road ends #floods pic.twitter.com/XSnn2O2AKq— Natasha Salmon (@Natasha_Herald) January 9, 2014
We're getting reports that motorists have been moving the 'road closed' signs at Chertsey Bridge Road and driving across.
Reporter Russell Butt says a group of people "are now stopping traffic and replacing barriers".
This is the official advice.
30cm of flowing water is enough to move your car. Never drive through flood water. Never ignore Road Closed signs. Stay #floodaware— Environment AgencySW (@EnvAgencySW) January 3, 2014
Lots of people talking about the level of flooding in Chertsey Lane and asking why the road is still open.
Expect traffic chaos in Chertsey Lane tonight. In the last few hours, this has happened #surreyfloods @getsurrey pic.twitter.com/9tgA38DG9f— Russell Butt (@ChertseyRussell) January 9, 2014
Here's the latest thoughts from Surrey Herald Riverwatch correspondent, Mort Smith.
"This flood situation is actually getting really worrying.
"Fortunately it looks like we might get two or three days of dry weather which will allow the river level to subside slightly, but the problem is that the surrounding land is now completely sodden and there is nowhere for more runoff water to go.
"If there are future long periods of heavy rainfall then the levels will quickly rise again."
Abellio buses no longer using Chertsey Lane.
Due to flooding on Chertsey Lane, route 446 & 51 are stopping short at Penton Park and are not able to serve Staines.— Abellio Surrey (@abellio_surrey) January 9, 2014
Izzet Yilmaz, who runs Cafe Gino at Cowey Sale by Walton Bridge, was undeterred by rising water underneath his trailer and opened as usual.
"If it gets worse there will be nothing we can do," he said.
John and Sue Hobart, from Herriford Close in Laleham, were inspecting the river levels at Walton Bridge on Thursday.
Mr Hobart said the fields at Penton Hook Farm in Laleham had flooded, adding: "It's pretty rare that it fills up completely."
And Nick Green, who lives and works at Walton Wharf, said: "I have lived here for 12 years and this is the worst I have seen it.
"I'm a bit nervous but it will have to rise quite a lot to reach us."
The only way to get around at Yard Mead in Egham - by boat.
Chertsey road closed and huge pond formed now on Littleton Lane. Very dark very dangerous. Should be closed. Avoid. @getsurrey @SurreyHerald— Chris Caulfield (@chris_caulfield) January 9, 2014
Here's another spanner in the works. The Met Office has just issued a yellow warning of ICE for overnight and into Friday morning.
The warning says: "Surface temperatures will fall to around or just below freezing late on Thursday night into Friday morning across parts of England and Wales.
"With a lot of standing water present in many areas from the recent wet weather and flooding, icy stretches are expected to form, particularly on untreated surfaces.
"The public should be aware of the potential for disruption to travel on the roads."
Reporter Russell Butt filmed some video today showing Dumsey Meadow and the Chertsey Bridge Road area, Truss's Island car park in Thorpe, and the increasingly treacherous Chertsey Lane between Staines and Thorpe Park.
The Greeno Centre in Shepperton - set up as an emergency rest site for residents evacuated from their homes - had 23 people in to stay overnight on Wednesday.
Most have now left and made other accommodation arrangements, but new visitors are expected tonight.
John Jaworksi, from Green Lane, Thorpe, was out taking a look at the Thames at Truss's Island.
"We had it bad about 10 years ago," he said.
"I can remember cars had been abandoned in the car park here, the water was up to their doors.
"It has never reached the road here, but about 200 yards up it is right across the road, that's why the traffic is like this. It is going to be a nightmare tonight."
Re: the flooding in Chertsey Lane, here's what reporter Russell Butt saw there:
"Around 3pm, the river had breached it banks near Mayfield Gardens and flooded right across Chertsey Lane.
"Some cars managed to pass through the several inches of water slowly, by driving down the centre of the road, but this caused tailbacks in both directions, which would only get worse come the rush hour.
"Other motorists cut their losses and turned around."
We've got an updated road closures list here from Surrey County Council.
In terms of areas affected by the River Thames flooding, they are:
Road closures
- Renfree Way, Shepperton
- Almners Road/St Annes Hill Road, Chertsey
- Littleton Lane, Chertsey
- Windsor Road, Staines
- Windsor Road, Egham (junction with Runnymede roundabout)
- Bridge Road, Chertsey
Lane closures
- A308 Staines Bypass, Sunbury Ford Bridge roundabout (junction with B377)
- A320 St Peter's Way, near St Peter's Hospital
And elsewhere in the county:
Road closures
- River Lane, Farnham
- Farnham Road, Elstead
- Whitmore Vale Road, Hindhead
- Ockham Road North, Ripley
- Webb Road, Godalming
- Cattershall Road, Godalming
- Alton Road, Wrecclesham
- Flanchford Road, Reigate
- Plough Lane, Cobham
Lane closures
- A331 Aldershot Offslip
The 14 flood warnings covering Hampton Court, Sunbury, Staines, Egham, Chertsey, Shepperton, Laleham, Thames Ditton, East/West Molesey, Walton and Weybridge are all still in place - with levels apparently still rising on the Thames as water flows downstream.
Click here for a map of all the Environment Agency warnings in the area.
Gill Curtis, operations support manager at the Thames Club in Wheatsheaf Lane, went into work on her day off on Thursday as parts of Staines were flooded.
She and co-worker Debbie Sheeran were on hand to help as workers from MetroRod and Thames Water used large trucks to try to clear drains of excess water.
Ms Curtis said: "We brought teas and coffees to the people doing the pumping... also offering up any help to any of the neighbours who may be flooded to let them know they are all welcome to come into the club.
"Thames Water is doing the pumping in Wheatsheaf Lane and in the Thames Club car park that's also flooded.
"We had to pump all the water from the car park yesterday but that's all came back worse today. The water has got nowhere to go. It comes up through the drains. The drains can't cope."
Unfortunately water has been making its way into some gardens and homes.
In Wheatsheaf Lane, Staines, Sue and Andy Hewett have started putting belongings up off the ground inside their house.
Their garage and garden have already been breached.
They couple have two children, Jordan, 18, and Shannon, 10, as well as Marley the dog.
Mrs Hewett said: "It's all gone up really slowly. But it's gone up overnight. It's stable but the Thames is still rising.
"The garden is flooded. We've had to take all our things up as we can't get cover. We can't get insurance on anything that happens.
"We're scared because we've got no insurance against this. We can't get cover for rising water tables."
Mr Hewett said: "We did ask for sandbags yesterday, they didn't come.
"We got a knock this morning saying they are bringing some, but nothing.
"We can't cook as we don't want to turn on the electricity. So we've been with friends. We're lucky though as we've got good friends."
And Mrs Hewett added: "We can't let Marley out in to the garden so we have to take him out for a walk every hour.
"There's probably sewage in this water which is the serious side of it.
'If we let Marley out he would quite probably get ill.
We're going to draw this live blog to a close for today now, thanks for reading and thanks to everyone who's been messaging us on Twitter, Facebook and email with information and pictures.
Please be careful out there, there are still 14 flood warnings in place for north Surrey and the Thames level is still rising, lots of flooding on roads and footpaths.
We'll be back with more coverage on Friday.


text:
The MUSC Medical Center offers employees the opportunity for growth and development and to be recognized and rewarded for their achievements. Nurses, physicians, pharmacists, therapists, health care practitioners and other employees work side by side as strategic partners with a single goal: to provide the most effective patient service in the most efficient and caring manner.
At the MUSC Medical Center, you will find excellence in patient care and rewarding careers. With Charleston's only Level One Trauma Center, Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Transplant Services, we are the leader in advanced health care. We are proud of our award-winning staff and the services they provide.
Under general supervision, the Registered Nurse II provides individualized, goal-directed patient care to families and patients at the competent level utilizing the principles and practices of the nursing process; delivers safe and effective care and interacts with other members of the health care team to achieve desired results.
We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package in a progressive environment. All interested candidates should complete an online application at www.muscjobs.com.
Medical University of South Carolina
Medical Center Human Resources
"Promoting Workplace Diversity: An Equal Opportunity Employer'
Don't drink your holiday calories!
Nurse Attorneys Work for Change
7 Organizing Tips for the Holiday Crush
How to Combat Holiday Weight Gain
3 Easy Tax Tips for December
Соруright 2014Minority Nurse is Registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark OfficeSpringer Publishing Company, LLC


text:
S-Beam Load Cells Boast Interchangeability
- Category: Instrumentation
- Product Type: Transducer
- Manufacturer: Omega Engineering
Omega's LCR Series S-beam load cells offer high accuracy and a five-point NIST traceable calibration at a low cost. Available in common ranges from 25 pounds to 10,000 pounds these industrial S-beam load cells are protected to IP55 and are constructed of lightweight aluminum for ranges up to 1,000 lbs. and durable stainless steel for ranges greater than 1,000 pounds. The IR 0.25% interchangeability makes them ideal for multiple load cell applications. Each unit is supplied with a 20-foot, four-conductor jacketed cable. S-Beam load cells are typically used in tension and a tension calibration is provided. Compression calibration is available upon request. Installation is easy using optional rod ends or load buttons. Applications include tank level, hoppers and bins and industrial weighing applications.


text:
News & Events
University Communication
Faculty Experts
UH Offers Experts on Hurricanes
Representing experts across various fields, University of Houston sources have expertise in an array of topics related to storms – before, during and after.
Cougar Football Rises in Polls
Houston enters the week ranked No. 23 in the most recent Coaches' Poll and will head into Saturday's showdown with Texas Tech as the nation's No. 17/No. 23 team. UH carries a 2-0 mark into the nationally-televised broadcast on ESPN 2, while Texas Tech enters the game with a 2-1 record after falling to No. 2 Texas, 34-24, last Saturday.
The Cougars are in ranked in Top 25 polls for the first time since the 1991 season, and this occurred after UH upset then No. 5 Oklahoma State, 45-35, on Sept. 12, in Stillwater, Okla.
Houston and Texas Tech renew an old rivalry that has been dormant for 14 years, since UH and Tech have not faced each other since the breakup of the Southwest Conference at the end of the 1995-96 season. Back on Nov. 25, 1995, the Red Raiders knocked off the Cougars, 38-26, in the Astrodome.
The last time a ranked Houston team faced Texas Tech was back on Sept. 13, 1990, when a No. 18 Houston traveled to Lubbock and knocked off the Red Raiders, 51-35.


text:
Memories of wrestling in Toronto
I'm writing from a plane on the way to Toronto for the media launch of Jacob Two Two and the Hooded Fang. The animated series debuts Sunday at 11:30 on YTV and in celebration there's a new release of the classic children's book.
By the way, I'm The Hooded Fang.
I often wondered what my life after wrestling would bring but never did I think it would include a moniker as dastardly as the scariest villains of the squared circle.
Going back to Toronto brings back a lot of memories for me. Like the first time I walked up to the back door of the old Maple Leaf Gardens to wrestle for the NWA. The security guards wouldn't let me into the building. One of them had never heard of Bret Hart and the other one had but was sure I wasn't him.
That's because some guy stole my name and was wrestling all over as The Bret Hart - and always losing too!
And so that's how I came to be called Buddy The Hearthrob. I went on to have an excellent match that night with a Japanese wrestler who, luckily for me, had great respect for me only because we'd both learned wrestling from the same teacher, Mr. Hito.
I was sidelined by a bad knee injury for a while and by the time I resurfaced in Toronto I was working for the WWF and tagged up with Jim The Anvil Neidhart as The Hart Foundation. I wasn't a babyface any more and one of the most enjoyable memories I have about wrestling in Toronto is of riling up the fans who had now come to despise everything about me - mostly because I'm from out west!
Anvil and I cheated so ruthlessly that some of the best matches at the old MLG were between the security guards and the irate fans that climbed the fence that was around the ring!
I remember one night when the Killer Bees took us on and after The Hart Foundation broke every rule in the book The Bees were about to pull off a stunning upset by donning yellow masks and switching places when an enraged fan climbed into the ring and was heading straight for me. He was tackled by security guards and hauled him out of there.
After the match Anvil and I came back through the dressing room curtain victorious only to find this same fan in hand cuffs tearfully pleading to the cops that he wasn't after me at all - he wanted to get his hands on Bee Brian Blair because those Killer Bees were trying to cheat to win! Then there was Wrestlemania VI when The Hart Foundation defeated The Bolsheviks in seventeen seconds in the packed to the rafters Sky Dome! Wrestling in Toronto wasn't always great memories.
In a match with Dino Bravo he catapulted me backwards into a solid steel fence and I broke my sternum and cracked four ribs. I could hardly breath and as I writhed around on the floor outside the ring struggling for air the fans - and everybody else - thought it was part of the show. I thought I could very well die there on a sticky floor full of popcorn and beer.
This was one of the few times that I seriously injured myself but for the rest of my career every bear hug that I was ever put in hurt. Probably my most memorable moment wresting in Toronto came in 1999 when I was working for the hapless WCW. I don't have very many good memories of WCW except possibly this one, maybe because it was the only time they ever listened to me.
It was the first time WCW came to Canada and I knew there were a lot of great fans who'd been waiting two years since my departure from the WWF for me to return. For several weeks leading up to the WCW show in Toronto I'd been mouthing off to Bill Goldberg as part of a storyline. They'd built Goldberg with a series of undefeated matches and I kept taunting him to try me on. There were fans outside the Canada Center chanting my name all day long before the match and by the time I walked out in front of the sold out crowd the response was deafening. Not to mention, I was wearing a Calgary Hitmen Jersey. I took the mic and went on to bash Goldberg, pulling off my Hitmen jersey to reveal a Maple Leafs jersey underneath - and declared to the big tough ex-football player that this is hockey country! And if Bill Goldberg had any guts he'd come out and face me right then and there!
Little did I know at the time that the WCW bosses were running around backstage fearful that for once an angle made too much sense. They quickly tried to ruin it by pushing Goldberg out through the curtain out of fear that the response I was getting from the fans was going to turn Goldberg heel! Goldberg stomped out and took the bait and tackled me full force like a practice dummy, leaving us both sprawled out on the mat. The Toronto fans were going crazy as they waited for one of us to get up. The cheering only got louder when I pulled myself up from the rubble and Goldberg didn't budge at all.
I peeled off my Maple Leafs jersey to reveal that I was wearing a solid steel chest plate!
I rolled over that big gorilla Goldberg and the fans counted along with me as I became the first guy to ever pin him.
This, of course, eventually lead to other matches with Bill.
Unfortunately his skill was nil and six months later he ended my career with a mule kick to the side of my skull that nearly ripped my head off and sent my brain rocking like jello.
Now about to land in Toronto as The Hooded Fang, I wonder what strange new storylines are yet to come!


text:
Current Articles
From Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
-- Minnesota youth ages 15 to 18 who are looking for a unique opportunity to develop and strengthen leadership and camping skills while understanding and appreciating the natural environment are encouraged to apply for the Minnesota Conservation Corps (MCC) Summer Youth Program. Applications for 90 positions are being accepted between now and April 25.
Youth will be based at a residential program site in St. Croix State Park for eight weeks. From this base site, they will travel in crews led by staff members to various state and federal lands to camp and work on conservation projects.
"Participants can expect to work hard on projects such as trail construction, erosion control, bridge and boardwalk building and invasive exotic plant removal," said Eric Antonson, MCC youth programs manager.
The experience-based curriculum addresses career development, environmental topics, education planning and leadership and life skills development. Weekend activities include canoe trips, wilderness hikes and high-adventure challenges. The program runs June 15 through Aug. 9, and participants earn a stipend of $180 per week with room and board provided.
Applicants should enjoy working and living in a rustic outdoor environment. MCC, which hires an equal number of males and females, encourages minority youth to apply. Up to 20 deaf and hard-of-hearing youth, who will work with deaf staff and trained sign language interpreters, will also be hired.
To receive an application, contact Eric Antonson in the MCC office at firstname.lastname@example.com or (651) 209-9900. People should apply soon since MCC annually receives more applications that it has openings.
The Minnesota Conservation Corps was created in 1981 by the Minnesota Legislature to do two things - engage youth and young adults in enhancing natural resources and provide opportunities for training and life skills development.
Customer Service • Email Us • Advertise • Join Buckmasters
© Buckmasters.com, All Rights Reserved. • 10350 Highway 80 East • Montgomery, AL • 36117 • 334-215-3337


text:
Unity of Command
From OrgChart.net
The unity of command principle states that an employee should have one and only one supervisor to whom he or she directly reports. No employee should report to two or more supervisor since each supervisor has their own priorities. Sometimes, an organization deliberately breaks the chain of command, for example when a one-off project team is created. In such cases, team members report to their immediate supervisor and also to a team project leader. But for the most part, best management practices dictate one supervisor per employee.


text:
Higher standards for Detroit elections
By Brianna Fritz
Special to the Michigan Citizen
Detroit is not so unique. While voter turnout in Detroit's Nov. 5 municipal election was dismally low at 25.4 percent, we're actually doing better than other major cities like Seattle, Pittsburgh and Atlanta. Each of these cities saw lower turnout than Detroit in their recent mayoral elections. We do, however, face other challenges. When Detroit emerges from state control, Mike Duggan will take the reins of a city vastly different from the one we know today. Amid the city's anticipated transitions and changes, we must also demand better run municipal elections.
While we reflect on this election, it is important we remember the events leading up to Nov. 5. This election did not run smoothly and we voters found ourselves repeatedly scratching our heads. First, came City Clerk Janice Winfrey's flawed interpretation of Section 2-101 of the Detroit City Charter, which states that a person seeking elective office must be "a qualified and registered voter of the City of Detroit for one (1) year at the time of filing for office." Winfrey gave Duggan the "ok" as a qualified candidate, but her interpretation did not stand up in court, and Duggan was removed from the ballot.
More confusion ensued when counting Duggan's write-in votes. The Wayne County Board of Canvassers refused to certify the primary election results, citing that poll books didn't contain hash marks corresponding to the write-in votes cast. The Board of State Canvassers ruled in the clerk's favor, but open and broken seals in two precincts left voters uneasy and lacking something important: faith in the integrity of our election process. Furthermore, the recount delayed the mailing of general election absentee ballots.
There arose another issue when Winfrey's office miscounted her opponent D.Etta Wilcoxon's nominating petition signatures and kicked her off the ballot. This decision was later reversed in court and, along with the debate over Duggan's residency, delayed the mailing of nearly 28,000 primary absentee ballots. And again, the clerk's office left voters confused when it rented billboards advertising the incorrect date of the general election by neglecting to approve the final proofs.
These recent examples highlight the importance of measuring twice and cutting once. The problems in the primary spurred the Department of Justice to take the unusual step of sending election monitors in for the general election. Before making any decision that affects candidates' access to the ballot or voters' access to the ballot box, our city clerk must do her due diligence in ensuring that her decisions are sound.
Training our poll workers must be of paramount importance. Because our city is strapped for cash, our clerk needs to think outside the box about alternative ways to fund additional training for thousands of elections workers. Not only should we engage the foundation and non-profit communities, whose interests lie in maintaining the integrity of our elections, but we should also look for support in funding efforts to get out the vote in the city. I urge Winfrey to retain and expand the Vote in Person centers that allow Detroiters to cast their absentee ballots in person prior to Election Day.
If we're going to have faith every one of our votes matters in this next election and beyond, we need to also have faith every one of our votes will be counted.
When our vote is on the line, there is no room for careless mistakes. We elect our city clerk to triple check her work. We trust our clerk to prepare for the unexpected. And we hold our clerk to the very highest standards, because if our vote is in jeopardy, our voice is too.
Brianna Fritz is a city of Detroit resident and holds a master's degree in public administration.


text:
For this the Lady Aggies had four players to earn 2013 All Talladega County Basketball honors as well Player and Coach of the Year honors.
"I give all the credit to my girls," Sylacauga head coach Derrick Crawford said. "We were 29-4 on the year. All four of our losses were to top five teams in the state.
Three of the teams made the Final Four, two of them played for the state championship and one of them won the state championship. I give all the credit to my girls. We had a terrific year in the county. We beat everybody in the county. We beat Talladega three times, Childersburg three times and we beat Winterboro (in the county tournament finals). I thank for girls for coming out and doing what we ask of them everyday. I am very privileged and honored to be able to coach them."
Shakayla Thomas earned The Daily Home Player of Year honors for Class 4A-5A. The four-time All State player averaged 32 points, and 15 rebounds per game. She joined the 3,000-point club in the regular season finale against Anniston. She also became the leading rebounder in AHSAA history.
Today, Thomas will be in Montgomery trying to repeat as Class 5A Player of the Year.
"I think she will be in the running," Crawford said. "That was of her goals to try to achieve that. She doesn't have a lot of individual goals, but that was one of her goals was to try to repeat as 5A Player of the Year as well as being Miss Basketball in the state of Alabama. As far as the county, she is honored to be voted as the best player in the county as well as one of the best in the state. We are very happy for her as well as her family. Her teammates played a big part in her winning this award and she will tell you that herself. She is such a joy to coach. She comes to work everyday and she does everything that we ask of her. She put in a lot of hours to be the basketball player that she is in AAU and summer workouts with us in the off-season. She has pretty much turned basketball into a 12-month sport for her. She is always working on her craft to be one of the best basketball players in the county as well as in the state as well as one in the nation."
Dede Mitchell also earned first team honors for Sylacauga. The senior almost averaged a double-double with 11 points per game and nine rebounds. "We had the privilege of getting Dede four years ago," Crawford said. "She was a big part of going to the Regional Tournament the last two years. She had to sit out last year and she had a heck of a year this year. She scored 11 points and nine rebounds per game. She was complementary player to Shakayla. The first year we played her she was a point guard. She played all five positions. She complimented Shakayla extreme well. We will miss Dede. I am extremely proud of her and her accomplishments. We are just working right now, we are hope that we can get her into school."
Tierra Dark earned second team All-County honors. The eighth grader averaged nine points per game for the Lady Aggies. Kierra Pope earned a spot on the honorable mention team.
The Childersburg Lady Tigers had an historic season. For the first time in nine seasons the Lady Tigers advanced to Regional Tournament. Childersburg went 19-9 on the season.
The Lady Tigers had four players to earn All-County honors as well as the Co-Coach of the Year in Johnny Johnson.
"My girls did real good this year, so it is all about them. If it wasn't for them I wouldn't be Coach of the Year. They bought in to what we were doing this year and we made a good run."
Mac Kelley earned first team honors. The two time ASWA All-State player averaged 18 points, seven rebounds and 240 steals to lead the Lady Tigers to an historic season. In the postseason Kelley averaged 21 points per game.
"Mac played real good all year," Johnson said. "She had a great year for us," Johnson said. " She played a part in the Lady Tigers winning the area, sub-region, getting to the region and getting to the region championship. She played well and she had an awesome career at Childersburg High School."
Cierra Swain earned first team All-County honors. Swain became a presence in the post for Childersburg. She averaged 10 points per game."This is big for her," Johnson said. "Last year, she didn't play much at all. She came in this year and averaged 10 points per game. She averaged seven rebounds per games. She was a big factor down low. She did some really good things in her first season playing a lot of minutes. Early in the year she had some big games for us and she won some games for us down low. She was a hard to handle when matched up because she played really well."
Tariah Reynolds earned second team honors. Caneasha Calhoun earned a spot on the honorable mention team.
The Munford Lady Lions had another solid season. The Lady Lions earned a trip to the Sub-Regional round this season. Munford had three players to earn All-County honors.
Junior Ra'aunna Caldwell earned first team honors. The 5-foot-2 guard averaged 16 points per game for Munford. Keira O'Neal and Kedra Curtis earned spots on the honorable mention team.
Talladega had four players to earn All-County honors. Jada Reynolds and Ricaundria Joseph earned second team, All-County honors. Shemeshia Truss and Alex Morgan earned spots on the honorable mention team.
Lincoln's Ty Sillmon earned a spot on the honorable mention. Sillmon averaged 24 points per game. She scored 46 points against B.B. Comer in the County Tournament. This season, she joined the 1,000 point club.


text:
Next Slideshow:
New Mexico's most mispronounced places
Over the course of more than two seasons from 2010 to 2012, redheaded Scottish actress Karen Gillan had sci-fi geeks' hearts fluttering by playing Amy Pond on the BBC series "Doctor Who."
Five-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams, who celebrates her 40th birthday on August 20, is just one of our favorite carrot-top women. Check out some more in this slideshow.


text:
- Category: Motors & Drives
- Product Type: Motor Control Centers
- Manufacturer: Electro-Sensors
Electro-Guard hazard monitoring system combines shaft speed, belt alignment and bearing temperature measurement all into one solution for motor control. It uses standard 4-20 mA signals, as opposed to proprietary software or black boxes which can be limiting and difficult to support. Electro-Guard and its components are straightforward to install and compatible with standard PLCs, meters and data acquisition systems. Electro-Sensors; 800/328-6170; www.electro-sensors.com


text:
Rate Dr. Thomas McCauley
Dr. Thomas McCauley's Ratings
Office gone downhill over the years. Makes you wait forever, your time means nothing. Looking for new Dr now.
Was this rating useful? 0 [[ userState['ratings'][2564749].votes_count ]]
Unprofessional, arrogant, never on time. Wildly offtopic during the appt. I don't have five hours to spend at my eye doc's, Dr. McCauley.
Was this rating useful? 0 [[ userState['ratings'][1763689].votes_count ]]
Dr. McCauley is an excellent physician who truly cares about his patients; his office staff - especially the summer technicians - proved extremely helpful on my visit and I no longer feel that I have to dread going to the ophthalmologist. The doctor's examinations are always thorough as well, a comforting thought.
Was this rating useful? 0 [[ userState['ratings'][1763688].votes_count ]]
Dr. McCaulley is more than just a doctor, he's a friend.
Was this rating useful? 0 [[ userState['ratings'][1763687].votes_count ]]
Top Hospitals in Warwick, RI
Top Urgent Care Centers in Warwick, RI
Find a Doctor by Specialty
Top Ophthalmologists
#1 of 17
#2 of 17
#3 of 17
#4 of 17
#5 of 17


text:
After registering as a jobseeker, I received 7 serious interview calls within a short span and now have found my dream job. Thank you GulfTalent.comRead More
Conferences, seminars and exhibitionsRead More
Instrumentation Technician
Dubai, UAE
Ref: GP342-28
The Role
Responsible in the installation, commissioning, maintaining, and calibrating gas plant instrumentation and instrumentation system in accordance with all regulations.
Assisting project for the design, execution and commissioning of electrical and instrumentation related activities
Safety of plants, equipment and personnel under the scope
Education:Diploma course in Instrumentation. Preferably Electronics and Instrumentation Engineer
Experience:Two years experience in installation, commissioning and calibrating gas plant instrumentation and instrumentation system
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
With skills in calibration, maintenance and trouble shooting of testing instruments and other equipments of the gas plants
About the Company
The company is the leading producer and distributor of industrial, medical and specialty gases in the Middle East.


text:
This action requires you to be registered with Frontiers and logged in. To register or login click
Please indicate why this content is being reported:
Your message has been sent to the Frontiers Administration Office and will be dealt with as soon as possible.
Filming date: 19 Mar 2012
Contributors/Organisations: Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School
Keywords: SFN, Society for Neuroscience, Neuroscience 2011, neuroscientists, Brain, Nervous System, brain science, interview, Dr. Ghazaleh Sadri-Vakili
Posted by: Ghazaleh Sadri-Vakili
Posted on: 30 Apr 2012
This action requires you to be registered with Frontiers and logged in. To register or login click
You are in
BrainX3: Large Scale Neuronal Data Exploration and Analysis
Alberto Betella
Vittorio Gallese, "The Body in Aesthetic Experience: A Neuroscientific Perspective"
Vittorio Gallese
A neurobehavioral-polyvagal theory of pain facial expression
Simon Peter van Rysewyk
New blog on Tumblr: Neuroengineering the Future: How will the intersection of brains and technology change humanity?
Steve M Potter
Evolving gene knockout strategies (global, region-specific and single cell)
Keigo Kohara
SfN 2013: Register now for the BCI and ECoG Workshops!
Armin Schnürer
Events | St Edmund Hall
Julian O'Kelly
© 2007 -
Frontiers Media S.A. All Rights Reserved


text:
Glitches in A Link Between Worlds
From Zelda Wiki, the Zelda encyclopedia
These are the glitches which are possible to perform in A Link Between Worlds. Please read the Glitch Disclaimer Notes before attempting any of the glitches on this page.
Skip the Knucklemaster Fight
- Effect: Skip the Knucklemaster boss fight completly.
- Prerequisites: Tornado Rod
- How To: Once the fight starts, have Link run to the top portion of the room. Wait for Knucklemaster to attempt to ram into Link, then use the Tornado Rod just before he hits. If done correctly Link will appear outside the Skull Woods in the area where the portrait of Seres is.
- Effect: Have Link get stuck in a rock.
- Prerequisites: Shield
- How To: In the Miner's House, have Link pick up a rock. Next, press the R button to activate his shield. If done correctly, Link will be holding the rock with his sword and shield out. If the R button is held down, Link will raise his shield, and the rock will be in his chest unless the R button is released or the rock is thrown. This glitch will not work if Link's sword and shield are out before picking it up, however.
A Link Between Objects
- Effect: Have Link get stuck in-between some hedges and a building.
- Prerequisites: Pegasus Boots
- How To: First, go to Fortune's Choice in Kakariko Village. Just next to the sign, face northwest and press the L button to activate the Pegasus Boots. If done correctly, Link will run in-between the hedge and the building and will violently bump into them. This glitch is cancelled if the Pegasus Boots are deactivated.
No Magic Meter
- Effect: Have no magic meter, and skip a few cutscenes.
- Prerequisites: See the signs at the eastern temple
- How To: First, go to the Eastern Temple and see Ravio's signs, telling you to get the bow. Return to your / Ravio's house, and he'll ask you which signs you saw. Choose any symbol but the bow, and he'll tell you that you're selection isn't correct. Leave the house, and get killed by monsters. You'll be returned to Ravio's shop, and he'll ask you if you want to rent the bow again for 10 Rupees. Once you buy the bow, you won't have a Magic Meter , and you won't see Osfala's cutscene by the Eastern Temple.
Endless Dash
- Effect: Link runs but never hits a wall.
- Prerequisites: Access to Turtle Rock, Pegasus Boots, Access to Staircase Room (Either Floor)
- How To: Aim at the corner on either side of the staircase on either level and hold down L until Link starts dashing then release.
- Notes: You can stop running normally. Link will never hit the wall.
Ice Gargoyle Launch
- Effect: Link launches a great distance.
- Prerequisites: Have reached the Ice Caverns on the trip to the Ice Ruins.
- How To: Inside the Death Mountain Caverns (Lorule) that you have to take in order to get to the Ice Ruins dungeon, go to the giant Ice Gargoyle and aim yourself on the bottom part of the platform. Let the Gargoyle hit you. If performed correctly, Link will launch at high speeds to the bottom portion of the map.
- Notes: This is only useful to get the Maiamai at that part of Death Mountain.
Glitch Images That Need Explanation


text:
Elegant entries set the tone for a warm welcome in any language. What does your elegant entry say about your home decor style?
Pattern Mixing Decorative Pillows
Give Pattern Mixing A Try There are so many beautiful and decorative pillows in the marketplace that sometimes it is difficult to decide which ones to choose. Whether you opt for stripes, florals or solids, there is a way to … Continue reading


text:
Apple iPhone Repair Castle Pines, Colorado!
Hello Castle Pines! Shatter Buggy is now providing expert iPhone and iPad repair in Castle Pines Colorado and we come to YOU! From cracked glass to missing LCD pixels, Shatter Buggy does it all. At just $9.99 we will come to you in one of our Smart Car mobile service vehicles and get your iPhone or iPad repaired. Most repairs take 30 minutes or less. Feel free to contact us with any questions or schedule a local service today!
Phone: 303-900-3823
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.


text:
What is the difference between the usage of without and with no? For example, without sound and with no sound.
Mayhap others will have other differences, but I only can point out one difference in usage.
In the following sentence:
"Without" would have a different meaning. "With no" here has the meaning that the fellow put a lot of effort. "Without" couldn't have been used here.
That's the only difference I could point out.
I would say that the "no x" formulation is a more emphatic expression of "without x". "Without" expresses the importance of x in a negative fashion, while the "no x" expresses it affirmatively...the former expresses (merely) that x should not be present, while the latter expresses the positive absence of the existence of x.
Overall, it's pretty subtle.
With no is the common usage in American English. Americans say, "I want water with no ice" rather than without ice, though both mean the same thing.
There's no difference in meaning between "without xxx" and "with no xxx", but the former is far more common. For example, "walked with no haste" gets only 3 hits in Google Books, whereas "walked without haste" gets 5310 (an extreme example, but the preference is always there).
The other main difference in usage is we tend to avoid "with no xxx" with gerunds (verb +ing). (Note how "with no caring" virtually "flatlines" on this graph).


text:
The foundation of the Beall Barclay accounting firm is based on a simple concept—relationships. Everything we do is built upon relationships between our clients, our staff and the communities we serve.
For 50 years we've earned the trust of others by adhering to the highest accounting standards and holding ourselves accountable in everything we do. These are the driving forces fueling our growth into one of the largest regional private accounting firms in Arkansas yet we know every client by name and know their story.
Regardless of the business size or structure, we excel at developing strategies that maximize business returns, benefit employees and help individuals reach their personal financial goals. This integrated approach to financial management is one of the key differentiating facets of our firm. Recently BBC joined PKF North America, a leading association of independent accounting and consulting firms. Our association with them will allow us to improve ourselves, gain specialized knowledge, and have access to expertise in numerous areas.
If you're looking for a CPA firm that approaches your accounting and financial needs with the same personal attention as you do, then we believe you've found the right team.
Managing Member
Beall Barclay has joined the ranks of PKF North America, giving it 104 members in the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean and Mexico. Members benefit from access to specialized knowledge and expertise throughout the association and through professional education, marketing and practice development and a library of best practices materials.
Several key changes Small Business Owners should be aware of for the upcoming tax season.
Beall Barclay is excited to show you Dimensions, a newsletter geared for the Construction Industry
Developments in Tax and Business
How Effective Are Your Internal Controls


text:
WFP Offices
Hunger in the news
- Humanitarian appeal for flood-hit Mozambique: $30.5M Source: Devex
- Mozambique 'to evacuate thousands' because of flooding Source: BBC News
- Mozambique's 'growth corridor' hopes to tackle poverty and turn a profit Source: The Guardian
- Climate Change: Watch out for the roads Source: IRIN
- WFP to feed 80,000 after Mozambique floods Source: AFP
Latest resources
- Seasonal Monitor
- Mozambique PRRO 200355 Assistance to Vulnerable Groups and Disaster Affected Populations: An Operation Evaluation
- WFPs Use of Pooled Funds for Humanitarian Preparedness and Response (2009 - 2013). Terms of Reference.
- Mozambique CP 200286 (2012-2015): A mid-term Operation Evaluation. Terms of Reference.
Latest Videos/Galleries
- 3 February 2014 Canada And REACH Are Securing The Future Of Children And Women
- 25 March 2013 SADC Countries Help Somalia
- 14 February 2013 WFP Responds To Flooding In Mozambique With Locally-Grown Food


text:
- Posted April 12, 2014 by
- rmathiason Follow
This iReport is part of an assignment:
First Person: Your essays
I Accept the Good
I Accept the Good
Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies…Psalm 23:5
At every moment of this day I am surrounded by good. This is true, because God is always omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient. There is nothing to confuse me, for God is the order of my life. All good flows to me; all good flows from me. Where I am, God is and all is well. Knowing this I walk serenely through my day with complete assurance that divine Mind is my mind now. Only that which is true belongs to me and operates through me.
The table of the Lord is prepared for me and I eat therefrom. All the ideas of infinite Mind are being offered to me now. These nourish and sustain me, as I accept and assimilate them. They are inspiration to my mind. They are wisdom in handling my emotions. They are beauty and peace to my soul. Joyously, I accept the good which God is distribution in my life.
I am subject to the divine distribution of love. It showers affection upon me and love upsurges within me. It beckons me to move on to my demonstration. It bids me welcome in the heaven that is here and now. Unto me is given full kingdom, and I accept it as a child accepts his security. My true dwelling place is in God right where I am at this moment.
Today, I accept my good and I celebrate myself, now.
From Science of Mind Magazine
#good #surroundedbygood #omnipresent #revruthlittlejohn #hamptonroadscsl.org #hamptonroadscenterforspiritualliving #scienceofmind
What do you think of this story?
iReport welcomes a lively discussion, so comments on iReports are not pre-screened before they post. See the iReport community guidelines for details about content that is not welcome on iReport.


text:
Phillips & Cohen LLP
Representing whistleblowers across the nation and around the world
Attorneys for Tax Whistleblowers
Phillips & Cohen LLP is the nation's most successful law firm that represents whistleblowers. Our entire practice is focused on whistleblower clients nationwide who have information about corporations and wealthy individuals engaging in tax fraud, tax underpayment or tax evasion and are seeking a reward from the Internal Revenue Service as well as whistleblowers in "qui tam" cases who have information about other types of fraud against the government.
Our attorneys have the experience, expertise and track record that make a difference in both how the IRS handles a whistleblower's allegations and in the size of the whistleblower's reward. One of our clients received a $1.1. million whistleblower reward from the IRS as a result of our efforts—one of the few whistleblower rewards the IRS Whistleblower Office has made.
Phillips & Cohen lawyers have specialized in representing whistleblowers in cases involving fraud against the government for 25 years; those cases have recovered more than $11 billion in civil settlements and criminal fines – a depth of experience and success unmatched by any other law firm.
To work on tax cases, we have assembled a team of experts that have in-depth and specialized knowledge of the tax code and a close working relationship with the IRS Whistleblower Office.
Our attorneys are regularly recognized for their successful work on whistleblower cases with inclusion on such lists as the Top 10 "Winning Attorneys" in the U.S., the "100 Most Influential Lawyers" and the National Law Journal's "Hot List" of plaintiffs' law firms.
If you would like Phillips & Cohen to consider representing you in a whistleblower claim for a tax case involving more than $2 million, please contact us.
More about Phillips & Cohen


text:
10 Rules for living in your vehicle
To me, this is all common sense.
Rule 1
Never park overnight in front of anyones house or any business.
Rule 2
Keep everything inside the vehicle. Nothing outside,no spit, no garbage, no cigarette butts, no chairs, no tables, no generators, no couches, no swimming pools, etc
Rule 3
Don't have wild drinkin' sex drug parties
Rule 4
only pee or poo in the proper facilities. Not right outside your door. (Duh!)
Rule 5
Keep your vehicle licensed and running. And follow all parking rules.
Rule 6
Be polite and friendly to EVERYONE!
Rule 7
always Keep the vehicle clean, inside and out.
Rule 8
Clean around your parking spot even if it's not your garbage. Everyone will assume it's yours.
Rule 9
Always keep yourself clean and not smelly.
Rule 10
Enjoy myself! I have the day off!


text:
Move quota to another partition ?
About a year ago, when I used the Perfect Debian Squeeze setup, I made a huge mistake while setting quotas.
My ISP provider had installed a separate partition for data (namely /var). But I dumbly setup quotas on main partition /, like told in the setup ><.
So now when I do
repquota -avug
1. Can anyone tell me if these steps are good and not dangerous for my partitions and/or users data please ?
quotaoff -avug
3. Still about ISP Config (sorry) I've read somewhere quotacheck should be run on a periodic base. Does ISP Config does it for me or should I add a crontab like this ?
crontab -e
Any suggestion ?
Could anyone confirm the procedure above is safe please ?
This server is quite important for us so I would like to be really sure before doing this.
Thank you for your help.
I think you cannot move the aquota files to another partition. I'd set up quota on the new partition from scratch.
How to re-create quotas ?
Hello Falko,
Sorry for late anwser, I had to work on other projects...
If I remove quotas from partition / and set it to partition /var, will ISP Config recreate all quotas when I modify a website configuration or should I re-create each manually ?
Thank you for your help.
ISPConfig will recreate the quota for a website when a setting of this site is modified.
|All times are GMT +2. The time now is 17:15.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2014, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.


text:
December 20, 2014
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - State attorneys allege a polygamist sect member set to for trial on bigamy and child sexual abuse charges next month deliberately skirted anti-money laundering laws.
The Texas Attorney General's Office also alleges Raymond Jessop used a wife he abandoned to front a company that could exploit contracting rules favoring women-owned businesses.
The allegations are listed in a court filing by the Attorney General's office Friday.
The 38-year-old Jessop isn't charged with additional counts in advance of his trial set for Oct. 26. However, the attorney general's filing's accusations may be used by prosecutors in the punishment phase of the trial.
Jessop is a member of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The sect's West Texas ranch was raided last spring. Twelve men, included jailed sect leader Warren Jeffs, are under indictment.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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 firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
From Baby Storytimes to 50+ Coffee Times, we have programs for everything you're into. Improve your computer skills, practice your English, or just have some fun.
Pick up a printed copy of the current Program Guide at a local branch, or download a PDF version:
Call 403-260-2620 to register, or register online.
Programs for parent/caregiver with a child (like our popular Mother Goose programs) require both parent and child to have a valid library card to register. Children's cards are free — just visit a branch to pick one up.
Summary: Explore great novels and meet for a lively discussion of the book and author. Contact the Library for book titles and information.
Audience: Kids & Teens - Ages 10 to 14


text:
Byon August 13, 2012
You will forgive the blog if it gets a bit monomaniacal on the subject of zombie-eyed granny-starving over the next few days, but there's just so much about Paul Ryan that is so grimly hilarious that, if his very rise to prominence wasn't such a perfect parallel to the decline of our political commonwealth, I might never stop laughing.
More than one person has noticed that, for all his zombie-eyed granny-starving, young Mr. Ryan is something of a blank slate on the subject of foreign policy. No worries, though, because some veterans in that area have taken him in hand. The zombie-eyed granny-starver is meeting with the best friends of our onetime Central American subcontractors, the zombie-eyed nun-killers....
In recent months, Ryan has been receiving briefings from Elliott Abrams, George W. Bush's former Middle East director at the National Security Council, and Fred Kagan, one of the architects of the military surges in Iraq and Afghanistan, as first reported by Weekly Standard reporter Stephen Hayes on Twitter. Another conservative foreign-policy specialist who has briefed Ryan said the Romney campaign in Boston has arranged for briefings with a parade of former government experts on foreign policy in recent weeks.
Collectively, of course, these names represent the senior faculty of the Pontius Pilate School Of Foreign Affairs, but let us pay particular attention to Mr. Abrams, a formerly convicted felon. Back in the cowboy days when St. Ronnie winked at the rape and murder of American churchwomen in Central America noted funnyman Al Haig suggested the four murdered nuns ran a roadblock, and radio comedian Laura Ingraham once told a reporter from the Times magazine that she was going down to stay "at the Four Dead Nuns Inn." Yes, they're all sociopaths besides being a co-conspirator, Abrams was the pre-eminent cheerleader for that policy, which included the murder, on the altar, during mass, of Archbishop Oscar Romero, a crime committed by men for whom Abrams was a conspicuous apologist. In that hilarious hometown fluffer in the Times today, we were told by the story's four authors that...
The Ryans are Catholic Paul was an altar boy which was "an important part of Paul's value system," Tobin Ryan said. "We were raised to develop our faith and beliefs independently." Mr. Ryan, more than his wife, Janna, often takes their three children to church, Mrs. Thorpe said.
Maybe, during a break at his next foreign-policy briefing, Paul Ryan, devout Catholic, can ask his primary foreign-policy mentor whether the guy's feelings about gunning down archbishops in the middle of mass have evolved over the years.
Follow The Politics Blog on RSS and on Twitter at @ESQPolitics.
This blog is about politics, which, according to Aristotle, a truly veteran scribe, is the result of humans being the only herd animals capable of speaking to one another. It is written by Charles P. Pierce, a writer at large of Esquire magazine. Read More
New to the Politics Blog? Refer to this helpful glossary.
Contribute to the James Foley ScholarshipSubscribe Follow
What To Read Next