text:
Graphic Sweater Jacket
Graphic Sweater Jacket
$64 .88
 Channel modern prep style with this oh so cozy knit, designed in an elegant double breasted silhouette. Notched lapel. Long sleeves. Double breasted button front. Side welt pockets. 22" long.
Style #296537
40% Viscose, 21% Wool, 17% Cotton, 15% Nylon, 7% Dehair Angora
Hand Wash, Lay Flat to Dry


text:
Filipina Hostesses Forced Out of Work, USC Dornsife Professor Says
Rhacel Parreñas, professor of sociology, who researched Filipina hostesses in Tokyo, Japan, for nine months, concluded that the hostesses were not victims of sex trafficking and should not be denied visas.
Videosmore videos >
Rhacel Parreñas of sociology studies sex trafficking in Japan
Rhacel Parreñas of sociology studied the labor and migration of Filipino hostesses who worked in Japan to discover if were victims of sex trafficking as the US "Trafficking in…Video by Mira Zimet
More than 70,000 women are being denied the opportunity to earn a decent wage because of rules created and enforced by the United States, according to USC Dornsife professor Rhacel Parreñas.
The sociologist testified before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights about sex trafficking on April 13.
The United States declared that Filipino hostesses who work in Japan are victims of human trafficking. According to the government, the women had been coerced through fraud to be prostitutes. To protect the women, U.S. officials pressured Japan to deny their visas.
The impact was immense as Filipina hostesses, who totaled nearly 80,000 in 2004, now number about 8,000.
According to Parreñas, the women were not prostitutes or victims of human trafficking. As hostesses, they were expected to flirt with customers and perhaps even strip. The women, she said, knew the terms of their employment.
With no fraud and no forced labor, the women did not meet the official definition of human trafficking, said Parreñas, professor of sociology.
"Filipina hostesses sell drinks, not sex," she said. "None of the hostesses I encountered wanted to be rescued. The story is much more complicated. These are the breadwinners of their families. They were proud of themselves and respected back home."
Parreñas spoke from experience. The researcher, who interviewed 56 Filipina hostesses in Tokyo during a nine-month study, worked as a hostess off and on for three months.
The unorthodox and seemingly dangerous on-the-ground fieldwork was necessary, she said, to gain the trust of the hostesses, whom she wanted to talk openly and honestly about their conditions.
"I had assumed that they were stigmatized by their occupation and that hostess work was a euphemism for prostitution," Parreñas said.
The research is the subject of her new book, Illicit Flirtations: Labor, Migration and Sex Trafficking in Tokyo (Stanford University Press, 2012), which caps a career dedicated to the study of migrant workers forced to find work in a foreign land. Parreñas has studied the impact on the workers themselves and the spouses and children they leave behind.
Parreñas, a Filipino-American who grew up in Massachusetts, has studied Filipina workers in Italy, the Philippines, Japan and the United States for more than a decade.
"As a public sociologist, I do work in hopes it will lead to a public good and have an impact on the people I write about," said Parreñas, who acknowledged that the women are exploited by employers.
Parreñas believes that Japan should focus on improving the work climate of the women instead of stopping them from voluntarily working by changing their visa requirements.
The most practical solution is to remove the middleman, she said. Club owners pay the middlemen brokers, who in turn pay the women. Controlling the purse strings allows the middleman too much control over the fate of the hostesses, according to the sociologist.
"It's a terrible system," Parreñas said. "The women can't change their jobs and are often not paid until the end of their contact."
Her research has not gone unnoticed by the U.S. State Department, which has defended its designation of Filipina hostesses as victims of human trafficking.
Related News Items
- World-Changing Major December 10, 2014
- As Young as You Feel November 20, 2014
- Researching the Pacific Rim November 13, 2014
- France to Access Testimony November 5, 2014
- A Space for Health October 14, 2014
- Earn a Ph.D. in Religion October 10, 2014
- Light on the Darkest Hours October 8, 2014
- Schwarz Wins Lifetime Award September 30, 2014
- Welcome New Faculty September 16, 2014
- Game On September 4, 2014
- Messner Wins Feminist Mentoring Award August 5, 2014
- Paradise Transplanted July 31, 2014
- Pretending: Not Just Play July 24, 2014
- Far from Paradise July 22, 2014
- Identifying Bias July 17, 2014
- The Many Faces of Buddhism July 10, 2014
- Healing after Horror July 7, 2014
- Pastor Speaks on Poverty July 3, 2014
- A Student with Experience July 3, 2014
- Powerhouse Tennis Players June 10, 2014

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Register now for free, or sign in with any of these services:
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.Help us make it right
Be the first MassLive.com user to add photos or videos of Faith Assembly Of God
AS I walked in I was greeted w/ a hello. and a smiling face. As I sat down the person in the pew moved over generously. At least three people came and welcomed me.


text:
Contact Information
Financial Investment Opportunity
As we explore the uses and capabilities of technologies and other intellectual property we may acquire, there will be a need for additional funding to exploit new commercial opportunities. Securing this additional funding presents the chance for interested parties to participate in innovative therapeutic and diagnostic biotechnologies. Anyone interested in learning more about such opportunities should contact Mr. Stuart Rose, Vice President for Business Development through the contact form below.


text:
Karen massages the situation - even though Hank is still not on board with Becca's plans. At Malibar, Hank and Levon reconnect with Hank's old student, Tara. Later, Hank manages to reassure Julia over a special dinner, urge Charlie to save Marcy, plus, make his own life-altering decision. Series finale. watch
Hank is still not on board with Becca's plans, but Karen massages the situation. At Malibar, Hank and Levon reconnect with Hank's old student, Tara. Later, Hank reassures Julia and invites her to a special dinner. Hank urges Charlie to save Marcy. watch
Hank makes a life-altering decision. Series finale. watch
The X Factor sneak peek.
X factor sneak peek.
The Big Bounce movie trailer - starring Morgan Freeman, Kris Kristofferson, Owen Wilson, Gary Sinise, Bebe Neuwirth, Sara Foster. Directed by George Armitage. Genre: Action-Adventure
Rating: PG-13
The X Factor: Season 1 clip - starring Simon Cowell, Nicole Scherzinger, Paula Abdul, L.A. Reid.
More Clips & Interviews
Joe Strummer, gravel-voiced frontman for the Clash, springs to life in Julien Temple's illuminatingly honest documentary.
Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten paints an uncommonly colorful picture of the onetime leader of The Clash. Director Julien Temple reveals Strummer as more than a punk legend, but a stunning cultural communicator whose influence knew no bounds.
An all-star cast electrifies this remake of the 1969 classic based on Elmore Leonard's thrilling novel. It's a tale about a young drifter who falls for the gorgeous mistress of the wealthiest and most powerful man in town. When the illicit lovers team up to steal a fortune out from under her sugar daddy's nose, all hell breaks loose! Starring Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner Morgan Freeman ("Batman Begins," "Million Dollar Baby"), Academy Award-nominee and Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Gary Sinise (TV's "CSI: NY," "Forrest Gump"), Academy Award-nominated actor/writer Owen Wilson ("Wedding Crashers," "Starsky & Hutch"), Golden Globe-winner Charlie Sheen (" TV's "Two and a Half Men," "Wallstreet") and Sara Foster ("D.E.B.S."). Also featuring Emmy-winner Bebe Neuwirth (TV's "Frasier," "How to Lose A Guy in 10 Days"), Academy Award-nominee and Golden Globe-winner Kris Kristofferson (the "Blade" trilogy, "Payback ") and Harry Dean Stanton ("The Green Mile," "Pretty In Pink").
More Steve Jones Movies Videos
Karen massages the situation - even though Hank is still not on board with Becca's plans. At Malibar, Hank and Levon reconnect with Hank's old student, Tara. Later, Hank manages to reassure Julia over a special dinner, urge Charlie to save Marcy, plus, make his own life-altering decision. Series finale.
Also Available On Hulu Plus, Amazon Prime and VUDU
The ratings are in for 'Santa Monica Cop' - and Hank may soon be out of a job, which sends Charlie reeling. With the revenue stream drying up Marcy decides to accept Stu's offer. Karen arrives with a special guest: Becca, who makes a big announcement. However, Levon spoils Karen's plans for a family reunion.
Also Available On Hulu Plus, Amazon Prime and VUDU
Hank entices Karen into dinner, but Julia interrupts their romantic evening. Later, Charlie, Marcy, Krull, and Levon bring even more drama to the table. Rath shows up with Eddie Nero, who¿s in "research mode" for an appearance on 'Santa Monica Cop.' And Stu's assault on Charlie's manhood sends the night into chaos.
Also Available On Hulu Plus, Xfinity, Amazon Prime and VUDU
Rath demands a rewrite of Hank's 'Santa Monica Cop' script. Julia's new boss, Dr. Dan, gives her some career advice, but Levon and Hank have other ideas. Charlie and Marcy consider Stu's offer - until Atticus' old rock 'n' roll butler Krull offers an alternative solution to their money woes.
Also Available On Hulu Plus, Amazon Prime and VUDU
More Steve Jones On TV Videos
More Credits (43)
Kim Kardashian insists that, despite a report to the contrary, her sister Khloe Kardashian Odom has not been fired from The X Factor, TMZ.com reports.
Has Khloe Kardashian been fired from The X Factor?
Late Sunday night...
read more
Is Khloe Kardashian out of a job?
The X Factor won't be inviting the reality star back for a second season as co-host, The New York Post reports.
Remember when Justin Timberlake had curls? Check out the most dramatic celebrity makeovers
A first-time TV host, Kardashian was paired with...
read more
Britney Spears will follow L.A. Reid out the door at The X Factor.
Sources confirm to TVGuide.com that Spears has quit the Fox singing competition because...
read more
Will Britney Spears follow L.A. Reid out the door on The X Factor?
Us Weekly reports that the 31-year-old singer is about to get the boot after just one season on...
read more
The X Factor contestants have music industry mentors to guide them through their live performances, but where is Khloe Kardashian's coach?
The reality show sibling made her live co-hosting debut last week alongside Mario Lopez, and the results were rough and embarrassing at best. With a vet by her side, she could have at least allowed him to do the heavy lifting, but instead she allowed her awkward performance take center stage to the point where it was distracting to the competition at hand. Even she knows she needs work. "I'm anxious to learn and get great! :)" she tweeted afterward.
More Products
Download the TV Guide app for iPhone, iPad and Android!


text:
Grilled Rib-eye with Tomato Salad & Chimichurri Sauce
This combination is inspired by Argentinian asado (barbecue), where the focus is on luscious grilled Argentinian beef. Serve with warm whole-grain bread.Yield: 4 servings, 1 steak & 1 cup salad each
Active Time: 35
Total Time: 35
- 4 medium tomatoes, cut into wedges
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced sweet onion
- 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon distilled white vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 pound boneless rib-eye steak, about 1 inch thick, trimmed of fat and cut into 4 portions
- 1/2 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- Chimichurri Sauce, (recipe follows)
- Preheat grill to high.
- To prepare salad: Combine tomatoes, onion, oil and vinegar in a medium bowl. Season with salt and pepper.
- To prepare steak: Rub steak with oil. Season on both sides with salt and pepper. Grill the steak 3 to 4 minutes per side for medium-rare. Allow the steak to rest 5 minutes; serve with the salad on the side and a dollop of chimichurri sauce on top.
Tips & Notes
- Meat-Buying Tips:
- Make sure that packaged meat isn't past its "sell-by" date and that there's not much moisture in the packaging.
- Touch it if possible—it should be firm and not soft.
- Look for bright red (not gray) meat. Vacuum-packed meat will be darker looking and should turn red as soon as it's exposed to air.
This Recipe Calls For:
Nutrition Per Serving
|13 g (3 g sat, 8 g mono)
|52 mg
|8 g
|27 g
|2 g
|349 mg
|721 mg
Nutrition Bonus Vitamin C (60% daily value), Vitamin A (45% dv), Potassium (21% dv), Iron (15% dv).
Carbohydrate Serving 1
Exchanges 1 vegetable, 4 lean meat
From EatingWell June/July 2006, EatingWell Serves Two


text:
Using a delicious collection of BC Paris products, this facial can be tailor made to suit all skin types, whether it is fine lines, dehydration, breakouts sensitivity or loss of tone.
Technical and effective, the new lift and firmness anti-ageing care TIME INTERCEPTOR visibly decreases the depth of existing wrinkles, while reinforcing the firmness of the face and neck, and preventing the appearance of new lines.
The Bernard Cassiere's answer for dehydrated skin. The Bamboo hydrating care provides double hydration to the skin thanks to its Bamboo, Lotus and White Water Lily complex. The hydrating concentrate strengthens the cutaneous barrier and stops water evaporation .The skin is left soft and supple. The massage cream hydrates and regenerates the skin , acting on the intercellular cement. The Bamboo hydrating mask hydrates and provides brightness, softness and suppleness to the skin. With bamboo, Macadamia nut oil and soya extracts the hydrating serum stimulates natural hydration.
This anti ageing red berries treatment for Bernard Cassiere has been developed specially to fight cutaneous ageing. This is why the selected highly effective organic ingredients – red berries. Raspberry is enriched with vitamin C, cranberry oil extract has a strong anti oxidizing power, bilberry and blackcurrant are naturally rich in AHA. This treatment smoothers wrinkles and lines, while refining the texture. Gives radiance and brighten the skin. Ideal to prevent the first signs of ageing or for more intensive treatment to renew an aged skin.
This treatment is rapid lightening of skin colour by exfoliation, improvement of cell renewal and moisturizing. Recommended for all skin types with pigmentation and brown spots.
Bernard Cassiere offers a solution to oily skin with imperfection . After several treatments , the skin is brightened, purified and the imperfections reduced. The skin is vitalized and re stabilized.
Hydration around the eyes contour and relaxation. Anti wrinkles/anti-circles/anti-bags.
This facial treatment is designed for all skin types ideal for hydration, increasing radiance and vitality. Which includes cleansing, exfoliation, intensive treatment, massage and mask.
A high hydration treatment for immediate visible results. This treatment is recommended for all skin types. Hydration improved up to 26% after one treatment and after 4 treatments up to 76%. This facial includes cleaning, exfoliation, intensive treatment, digi massage and
Specifically designed to increase skin brightness and smooth out wrinkles, this six stage treatment performed in conduction with a relaxing Digi Esthetique massage includes a triple action mineral microdermabrasion mask, a collagen lifting mask, application of a hyaluronic replenishing serum and an anti aging serum.


text:
OHS Hospital Gets Top Marks
November 7, 2013: The Oregon Humane Society's veterinary hospital has once again received top marks from the nation's leading accreditation organization, making it just one of 12 humane societies in the nation to meet the group's exacting standards.
The OHS Holman Medical Center's was recently reaccredited following a comprehensive evaluation by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). The evaluation included a review of the hospital's facility, medical equipment, practice methods and pet health care management.
"I would like to congratulate the Oregon Humane Society on vigilantly keeping up with advancements in veterinary medicine and adhering to the Association's high standards," said Michael Cavanaugh, DVM, DABVP, AAHA chief executive officer. "They are clearly committed to doing their very best as evidenced by the hard work and effort they put into this voluntary process."
Every Aspect of Care Evaluated
The OHS hospital, part of the Animal Medical and Learning Center adjacent to the OHS shelter, was measured against more than 900 standards of excellence in virtually every area of practice by AAHA. Only 12 humane society hospitals have gained AAHA accreditation, and only 15 percent of all animal practices in the US and Canada are accredited.
OHS received its first AAHA accreditation in November, 2008. AAHA standards are continuously updated to keep accredited practices at the forefront of veterinary medicine and patient care.
Opened in 2007
Since its opening in 2007, the medical center has performed 65,000 surgeries, assisted shelters across the region, and served as a teaching hospital for nearly 500 veterinary students from the Oregon State University. In 2012, the OHS medical team performed approximately 13,000 spay and neuter surgeries and more than 1,300 emergency and other needed surgeries.
The Holman Medical Center is directly attached to the OHS shelter at 1067 NE Columbia Blvd. in Portland. The center cares primarily for shelter animals, but also offers low-cost spay and neuter services to qualifying members of the public through the felihne Spay & Save program.


text:
Tell a story, submit news or suggest current events in the world on one of our shared message boards; your content will be automatically translated into over 60 languages.
Sign up now and get your free or extended space.
Tingout aggregates up to 60 news/stories related to a month, a day, an hour and a minute.
So you can read the contents from major newspaper publishers without being swamped with informations, and if an official version does not convince you, throw a challenge and tell your truth.
If you want to give your version of the facts or think you have a most important news to share worldwide or want to highlight your talent ... Tingout gives you voice!
Challenge the entered contents and collect votes from the community.
Create your fundraising campaign to receive funds for social initiatives, non-profit organizations and startups. Share your ideas and raise money online to achieve them.
Tingout also works as a revolutionary web directory for your "article marketing" and "link building" activity.
Submit your site, add articles and quality content and thus increasing the targeted traffic to your pages. We will take care to indexing and ranking it on the search engines... free of charge!


text:
The Ramones' logo artist, Arturo Vega, has passed away at the age of 65. The cause of his death has not been announced yet.
Vega was not only the band's artist, but a very close friend as well. Punk magazine co-founder and Please Kill Me author, Legs McNeil, broke the news first on Facebook:
"RIP: ARTURO VEGA: 1948-2013. Sleep gently my dear friend, you were the most optimistic, jubilant and fun pal anyone could wish for. I don't know what the world will be like without, nor do I want to even imagine it . . . But I know you will find eternal happiness wherever you end up . . . I love you Arturo."
In addition to being a friend and designer for the band, Vega was also their archivist, website operator and stage lighting director.
Copyright(c) 2013 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved


text:
What do you mean "my media"? I have not quoted anything from any media.
Im not nitpicking, Im just asking anybody here to confirm these numbers.
I currently have a lack of information and would like to know more. If you are my ONLY source of information, then I would be guilty doing exactly what you complained about, that is, reveling in a lack of information.
Will Obamacare will cost an average family $9000 by 2014, up from the current $4000?
Ya know I just read about it and now I can't find the numbers.


text:
LOS ANGELES, March 25, 2013 — The Cincinnati Reds won the National League Central division with a 97-65 record. Their performance in the playoffs, however, was not so good as they exited after the NLDS.
The Reds shipped Drew Stubbs to Cleveland and received Shin-Soo Choo in return. Joey Votto looks healthy this spring. If he has no injury troubles or lasting effects from last year's knee injury, he is capable of putting up MVP numbers. If any of the outfielders go down, speedster Billy Hamilton will be waiting in AAA for the call.
SEE RELATED: MLB 2013 Preview: St. Louis Cardinals
The Reds announced that they will no longer be thinking about moving their lights-out closer, Aroldis Chapman, into the starting rotation. He will again be the closer in 2013 and Jonathan Broxton will set up. Mat Latos could be a 20 game winner and make a run at the Cy Young this year.
The Reds have little competition in the National League Central. A repeat of last year's record is not only possible but is expected. If they don't improve on that record and break through the 100 wins level, some may see it as a disappointment.
Projected payroll: $98,800,000
Notable Players Out: CF Drew Stubbs, 3B Scott Rolen, C Dioner Navarro
Notable Players In: CF Shin-Soo Choo, LHP Manny Parra
Prospect Watch: OF Billy Hamilton and LHP Tony Cingrani
Highlight Hitter: 1B Joey Votto (ZiPS 2013 Projections: .300/.423/.542 26 HR/80 R/87 RBI/9 SB)
Highlight Pitcher: Mat Latos (ZiPS 2013 Projections: 13-8, 3.47 ERA, 8.48 K/9, 197.3 IP)
Projected Lineup: C Ryan Hanigan, 1B Joey Votto, 2B Brandon Phillips, 3B Todd Frazier, SS Zack Cozart, LF Ryan Ludwick, CF Shin-Soo Choo, RF Jay Bruce
Projected Rotation: RHP Johnny Cueto, RHP Mat Latos, RHP Bronson Arroyo, RHP Homer Bailey, RHP Mike Leake
Projected Closer: LHP Aroldis Chapman
Manager: Dusty Baker
Projected 2013 Finish in NL Central: 1. Cincinnati Reds 2. St. Louis Cardinals 3. Pittsburgh Pirates 4. Milwaukee Brewers 5. Chicago Cubs
Kevin J. Wells writes about Major League Baseball and punk rock music. Follow him on Twitter @WellsOnBaseball
This article is the copyrighted property of the writer and Communities @ WashingtonTimes.com. Written permission must be obtained before reprint in online or print media. REPRINTING TWTC CONTENT WITHOUT PERMISSION AND/OR PAYMENT IS THEFT AND PUNISHABLE BY LAW.


text:
We loved this deal too, but it's no longer available. Check out our other fresh deals here.
Barry's Wine Tours
$79 for Wine Tastings at Two Vineyards & BeesOnline Cafe Lunch (value $130)
1 of your friends
already grabbed this deal:
Discuss this DealStart the discussion
- Learn all there is to know about the subtleties behind the varieties of wine.
- Grab wine tastings at two vineyards and a BeesOnline Cafe lunch from Barry's wine tour for $79.
- Sip on the most exquisite wines to loosen your tongue.
- Enjoy a lovely lunch choosing from five fabulous options.
- Visit two wonderful wineries - Soljan's Estate and Westbrook Winery.
Winter is a time for sipping hot chocolate by the fireplace, while summer is the season of wine and being merry.
Pay $79 for wine tastings at two vineyards and a BeesOnline Cafe lunch from Barry's wine tours. Please note the tour on the 7th February also goes to Muriwai and the gannet colony (the others do not).
The fun begins as Barry picks up passengers from one pick up point (anywhere along route shown on Barry's wine tours site). The first stop is Soljan's Estate Winery where Barry will provide you with a vineyard walk and talk. Here you get to enjoy a wine tasting (approximately five wines) at the cellars to loosen the tongue. You will then receive expert advice on styles and varieties tasted.
After that you will be taken for lunch at BeesOnline cafe in Waimauku. Where you can have a choice of five lunch options:
- Brioche – French toasted brioche, strawberry jam, mascarpone and banana (bush honey glazed bacon optional).
- BLT – bush honey-glazed bacon, tomato, mixed salad leaf on focaccia with aioli pesto and tomato jam (chicken breast optional).
- Spiced mussel fritter with minted yoghurt, crisped prosciutto and watercress, red onion and preserved lemon salad.
- Steak sandwich - dukkah-rubbed angus- cross sirloin steak in Turkish pide with harissa aioli, tawari honey onion jam and cucumber, red onion and mixed leaf salad.
- Vegetarian dish of the day – please see café black boards, or phone to enquire.
- Includes tea and coffee
After your delicious lunch you'll head off to Westbrook Winery for further wine tastings. Boasting an outdoor over-sized chess board and petanque pitch if you wish to stay for a bottle of wine (not included) you're guaranteed to have a ball.
Barry's Wine Tours
(021) 579 555
Business in trade
ConditionsValid from Jan 23, 2013
Expires Feb 24, 2013
Valid only for the date specified at top of coupon. R18. Bookings essential. Wine tour can take a max of 11 people. Valid seven days. Please note the tours on the 2nd & 7th February also goes to Muriwai and the gannet colony (the others do not). No refunds, no cash backs, not to be used with any other offers.
See the rules that apply to all deals
More Great Deals
More Great Auckland Deals
Tusk Thai Restaurant & Bar
Clarks Beach Golf Club
Around Waiheke Tours
CAC Bar & Eatery
Ponsonby Private Health Club
Auckland Jet Boat Tours
Seahawk Fishing Charters
Silk La Boutique Beauty & Day Spa - Newmarket
Stamford Plaza
Ascension Wine Estate
Basque Kitchen & Bar
Total Health Dentistry
The Commons
Ascension Wine Estate
Heliflite Training & Charters
Queen Nails
Artis Beauty & Hair
New Zealand Will Kits
Grab and Cook
The Beauty Loft Day Spa
R D Panel & Mechanical Repairs Ltd
Innovative Imports Limited
Eden Autos
Shopping World Direct
The GoldLane Jewellery
Lil'e Roma Wood Fired Pizza
KC Cleaning Company
Wine Glass Writer
Eden Autos
Urban Edge Beaute
Indian Kitchen - Herne Bay
Snorguard New Zealand
Garcinia NZ (New Zealand Low Carb Ltd)
Hair & Bodybliss Mt Eden
Elysian Cosmetic & Laser
Diamond Photo
Tussock Grove Boutique Hotel - Ohakune
Auckland Windscreen and Auto Electrical
Deals in Other Regions
Getting more bang for your buck
Good news:
If you don't use your coupons before they expire, they're still worth the money you paid for them for an extra three months.
GrabOne FaceValue gives you another three months after your coupons expire, making it even easier to enjoy businesses all over New Zealand.
How does it work?
- A coupon is valid up until and including the expiry date printed on the coupon.
- If you don't use it before the expiry date for whatever reason, the coupon retains the value you paid for it for an additional three months.
- This means you can turn up to the business up to three months after the coupon has expired and put the money you spent to buy that coupon towards the service or experience printed on your coupon.
For example, if you spend $50 on a $100 dining voucher but don't use it before the expiry date, you will still be entitled to $50 worth of food and beverage services at that business for an additional three months.
The same goes for coupons without monetary values assigned to them. For example, if you buy a bungy jump deal but don't use it before the expiry date, you can still put the money you spent on the coupon towards a bungy jump, for another three months. Remember, the FaceValue of your coupon can only be put toward the service or experience printed on your coupon.
A few things to note:
- FaceValue applies to all deals that display the FaceValue icon. If the icon is not on a deal, FaceValue does not apply.
- It's always best to use your coupon before the expiry date, so you get the most value for your money. And if you're a bit forgetful, we now automatically remind you if your coupons are about to expire.
- During the FaceValue period, your coupon can only be put towards the service stated on the coupon.
- If the offer is seasonal, like a seasonal menu or chimney sweep service, the FaceValue of your coupon can be put towards a similar offer at the merchant's discretion.
- FaceValue does not apply to product deals, travel and accommodation-related deals, or time-dependent event deals.
- The conditions on your coupon still apply during the FaceValue grace period.


text:
Open Year-Round!
***We will be closed Sunday, December 28th!***
For our regular hours, please see below.
NEW - Scout Patches now available!
Insect, reptile and amphibian study: Merit badge exploration and scavenger hunt. Download the form here!
(Effective May 1, 2011)
Adults $12.00+tax
Children (11 & under) $9.50+tax
Seniors (65 & up) $9.50+tax
College Students with current ID $9.50+tax
Infants (18mo. & under) Free
No outside food or drinks permitted
No flash photography, and no video photography
Please leave strollers outside
Thank you!
Last ticket sold 30 minutes prior to closing.
Prices are subject to change without notice.
Hours of Operation
Winter Hours (beginning 12/13/2014):
Open Wednesday through Sunday
12 - 4pm
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
***Please Note: We will be closed
Sunday, December 28th!***
Last admission of the day sold at 3:30pm.
Baseball Families - Weekly Lodging Available
Click Here For Details
*Please note: To ensure the health and well-being of our animals, not every animal is on display at all times.
Adults (12-64) $12.00
Seniors (65 and up) $9.50
Children (11 and under) $9.50
College Students (with ID only) $9.50
Infants (18 mo. and under) Free
Groups of 10 - 24 people: 10% off
Groups of 25 or more: 15% off
Special rates for educational groups available.
Military Personnel: 10%off
Please note: strollers are not permitted in the exhibit.
Contact Us
J. L. Popp, Jr. Butterfly Conservatory
PO Box 973
5802 State Hwy 7
Oneonta, NY 13820
(607) 435-1147
Hours of Operation
Fall 2014:
Tuesday - Sunday, 10am - 4pm
Summer 2014:
(Memorial Day Weekend to Aug 31st)
Open 9am - 5pm, 7 days a week
Last admission sold 30 min prior to closing
Located at 5802 State Hwy 7 Oneonta, NY 13820.
From Interstate 88:Take Exit 16 (Emmons and Davenport Exit). Go North 1/4 mile to State Hwy 7, go east on State Hwy 7 for 3/4 mile to entrance on the right. From Cooperstown: Go South 17 miles on State Hwy 28. Turn right (West) to State Hwy 7. Go West 2 miles on State Hwy 7 to entrance on the left. From Cooperstown Dreams Park: 14 miles, travel as Cooperstown directions above. From Downtown Oneonta: Take State Hwy 7 East 3 1/2 miles to entrance on the right.


text:
Jeffrey Sterling
Secret showdown in CIA leak case
Defense for ex-CIA officer charged with leaking wants to question witnesses about their classified information violations
Leak defendant gets James Risen case re-started
The ex-CIA officer's lawyers press for a long-stalled trial to move ahead.
Feds were willing to prosecute leak without Risen
Two years ago, Justice Department lawyers seemed set to give up on testimony from NYT reporter in case against ex-CIA officer
News outlets back New York Times reporter James Risen in court fight
Appeals court urged to recognize reporters' privilege
CIA OK'd accused leaker to disclose training, assignments
Confusion over what's secret in case against ex-spy
Feds: Judge's ruling destroyed case against alleged leaker
Decision 'effectively terminated' prosecution of Sterling, per prosecutors
Judge: Condoleezza Rice's testimony at leak trial must be live
Blog: Former National Security Adviser and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will be required to testify live and in person at the trial of a former Cen
Senate staffer's firing could figure in CIA/Iran leak trial
Blog: A Senate intelligence committee lawyer's firing in 2003 may play a role in the upcoming trial of an ex-Central Intelligence Agency officer acc
Ex-Senate intelligence aide denies being fired over leak
Blog: A former CIA official is categorically denying claims in a new court filing that she was fired as the general counsel of the Senate Intelligence Com
Accused leaker asks feds to fact check NYT reporter's book
Blog: A former CIA officer accused of leaking classified information to New York Times national security reporter James Risen is demanding that the govern
Alleged CIA leaker wants to subpoena Senate and intel panel aides
Blog: A former Central Intelligence Agency officer charged with leaking top-secret information to the press is trying to draw Congress into the case by su
DoJ seeks to force scribe's testimony
A debate over freedom of the press could be around the corner for the Obama administration.
Feds: We didn't subpoena Risen's phone records
Blog: Federal prosecutors investigating leaks to New York Times national security reporter James Risen say they didn't subpoena his phone records as part
Feds spy on reporter in leak probe
They pull New York Times scribe James Risen's private credit reports, and bank and phone records.
Ex-CIA officer charged with leak fights for release
Blog: A former CIA officer charged with revealing top secret information to the press is fighting the U.S. Government's request that he be kept behind bar


text:
By Sport
- Selected:
College Football
- All Sports
- Selected:
By Section
- Selected:
Recruiting Nation
- All Sections
- Selected:
By Columnist
- Selected:
Greg Ostendorf
- All Columnists
- Selected:
By Insider
By Team
13 results for "alabama crimson tide"
Alabama Crimson Tide recruiting guide spring evaluationGreg Ostendorf
With spring practice complete, Alabama's coaches shift into travel mode for the spring evaluation period. Here's a look at some prospects likely on their itinerary.Story | Conversation | March 28, 2013
Mario Cristobal gives Alabama Crimson Tide big boost in recruitin...Greg Ostendorf
New Tide OL coach Mario Cristobal will have a hard time duplicating his predecessors' success in 2013, but with his personality and ties to South Florida, Cristobal will be a boost in recruiting.Story | Conversation | March 25, 2013
Vonn Bell holds Alabama Crimson Tide, Nick Saban and Ohio State B...Greg Ostendorf
ATH Vonn Bell already thinks highly of two coaches and old rivals: Nick Saban at Alabama and Urban Meyer at Ohio State. Next up is a meeting with new Tennessee coach Butch Jones.Story | Conversation | December 11, 2012
Kirby Smart keeps recruiting for Alabama Crimson Tide after Gus M...Greg Ostendorf
It would have been bad for Alabama to lose defensive coordinator Kirby Smart and his recruiting ties to neighboring Georgia. It could have been worse for him to end up at archrival Auburn.Story | Conversation | September 27, 2012
Bo Scarbrough commits to hometown Alabama Crimson TideGreg Ostendorf
With offers from all over the country, Class of 2014 running back Bo Scarbrough decided to stay home and join a long line of Crimson Tide ballcarriers.Story | Conversation | September 09, 2012
Alabama Crimson Tide targeting five top recruitsGreg Ostendorf
Alabama might haul in the nation's top class for the second year in a row if the Tide can land a couple more top talentsStory | Conversation | August 27, 2012
State of Alabama 2014 football recruiting class could be specialGreg Ostendorf
The state of Alabama is known for football. Between the University of Alabama and Auburn University, the state has won the last three national championships and produced two of the last three Heisman-trophy winners.Story | Conversation | June 28, 2012
2014 LB Tre Williams has offer from Alabama Crimson TideGreg Ostendorf
Polite off the field, Tre Williams (Mobile, Ala.) has mean streak between the linesStory | Conversation | March 05, 2012
Dee Liner has attention of Alabama Crimson TideGreg Ostendorf
2013 DT Dee Liner grew up an Auburn fan but is considering Alabama.Story | Conversation | February 28, 2012
2013 OL Grant Hill says Alabama is right choice for himGreg Ostendorf
2013 OL prospect Grant Hill had other SEC offers but went with AlabamaStory | Conversation | February 22, 2012
Alabama Crimson Tide holds second 2012 junior dayGreg Ostendorf
Alabama had its second successful junior day on Saturday, even though no recruits for 2013 committed.Story | Conversation | February 20, 2012
Alabama Crimson Tide hopes to repeat junior day successGreg Ostendorf
After landing three commits at first junior day, Tide hopes for similar success with loaded group of players expected on campus.Story | Conversation | February 17, 2012
Alabama Crimson Tide state of 2013 recruitingGreg Ostendorf
Alabama hauled in the nation's No. 1 class in 2012 and already is landing commits from top recruits for 2013.Story | Conversation | February 10, 2012


text:
Maine Law Review: Volume 22, No. 2 (1970)
- Articles
- Advantages and Disadvantages - A Comparison of the Present Maine Law and the U3C
John A. Spanogle, Jr.
- Bankruptcy Courts in Transition Toward Debtor Rehabilitation
Conrad K. Cyr
- Complete Liquidation of the Corporate Subsidiary: The Questions, Some Answers and Some Observations
Frank M. Burke, Jr.
- Case Notes
- Effectuating the Purposes of Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act
- A Marketable Title Act for Maine
- Real Property Taxes in Maine and the Impoverished: An Expose?
- The Balance of Power in Professional Sports
- A Proposal to Protect Maine from the Oilbergs of the 70's
- Book Reviews
- Maine Civil Practice (2d ed.)
Reviewed by Charles A. Wright
- How To Use Financial Statements - A Handbook For Lawyers
Reviewed by James R. Flaker
- Maine Real Estate Law
Reviewed by Donald W. Philbrick


text:
|NSFW Content
|User Rankings
|Original Content
|Funny Pictures
|Funny Videos
|Funny GIFs
|YouTube Videos
|RSS Feeds
What do you think? Give us your opinion. Anonymous comments allowed.
#45 - charagrin ONLINE (10/01/2013) [-]
I am handsome, just socially awkward. I am sure as I get older I will start to worry, but for now, I'm good. Most of FJ is actually rather good looking. Find the threads where FJ posted pics of themselves. We are very pretty as a whole.
#142 to #45 - weenieandthebutt (10/01/2013) [-]
<It's me
<It's me
#72 to #45 - twistedkidcontent (10/01/2013) [-]
I'd like to think that I'm handsome, but i've struggled my whole life with being way too skinny, only standing at 140 at 5" 10", But now I'm gonna kick it in gear. increase my calorie intake by about 2-3.5k and I'll try and gain some muscle. I'll take a pic for every 10 pounds I gain, and i'll post a transformation on FJ. No matter the red thumbs I'm bound to get
#79 to #75 - twistedkidcontent (10/01/2013) [-]
#87 to #82 - twistedkidcontent (10/01/2013) [-]
Pic. related. after one of my fights.
ignore the swollen forehead
Pic. related. after one of my fights.
ignore the swollen forehead
#88 to #87 - charagrin ONLINE (10/01/2013) [-]
Lol, nice. You win again. I am 6'1, 240 pounds, exceptionally strong, and I guarantee you could kick my ass. I got in one fight when I was 13, with a 12 year old girl. I lost. In my defense she was built like The Hulk but with tits.
#344 to #56 - newforomador ONLINE (10/02/2013) [-]
#107 to #56 - attackofthejello (10/01/2013) [-]
#59 to #58 - infernalinsolence ONLINE (10/01/2013) [-]
so you are.
so you are.
#477 to #59 - lordumpalumpa (10/02/2013) [-]
#64 to #62 - infernalinsolence ONLINE (10/01/2013) [-]
I post my face from time to time, especially when I'm feeling okay with myself
or I like the photo
I surprisingly don't get that many creepers. The ones that are are usually good friends and are joking around, so 'sall good
or I like the photo
I surprisingly don't get that many creepers. The ones that are are usually good friends and are joking around, so 'sall good
#454 to #70 - christopherdolan (10/02/2013) [-]


text:
Estimate transition probabilities from credit ratings data
[transMat, sampleTotals, idTotals] = transprob(data)
[transMat, sampleTotals, idTotals] = transprob(data,
Name, Value)
[transMat, sampleTotals, idTotals] = transprob(data) constructs a transition matrix from historical data of credit ratings.
[transMat, sampleTotals, idTotals] = transprob(data,
Name, Value) constructs a transition matrix from historical data of credit ratings with additional options specified by one or more Name, Value pair arguments.
Using transprob to estimate transition probabilities given credit ratings historical data (i.e. credit migration data), the data input can be either of the following:
Specify optional comma-separated pairs of Name,Value arguments. Name is the argument name and Value is the corresponding value. Name must appear inside single quotes (' '). You can specify several name and value pair arguments in any order as Name1,Value1,...,NameN,ValueN.
Estimation algorithm, in string format. Valid values are duration or cohort.
Default: duration
End date of the estimation time window, in string or numeric format. The endDate cannot be a date before the startDate.
Default: Latest date in data
Cell array of size nRatings-by-1, or 1-by-nRatings, containing the credit-rating scale. It must be consistent with the ratings labels used in the third column of data.
Default: {'AAA','AA','A','BBB','BB','B','CCC','D'}
Integer indicating the number of credit-rating snapshots per year to be considered for the estimation. Valid values are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12. This parameter is only used with the cohort algorithm.
Default: 1 — One snapshot per year
Start date of the estimation time window, in string or numeric format.
Default: Earliest date in data
Length of the transition interval, in years.
Default: 1 — One year transition probabilities
Matrix of transition probabilities in percent. The size of the transition matrix is nRatings-by-nRatings.
Structure with fields:
For the 'duration' algorithm, totalsMat(i,j) contains the total transitions observed out of rating i into ratingj (all the diagonal elements are zero). The total time spent on rating i is stored in totalsVec(i). For example, if there are three rating categories, Investment Grade (IG), Speculative Grade (SG) and Default (D), and the following information:
Total time spent IG SG D in rating: 4859.09 1503.36 1162.05 Transitions IG SG D out of (row) IG 0 89 7 into (column): SG 202 0 32 D 0 0 0
totals.totalsVec = [4859.09 1503.36 1162.05] totals.totalsMat = [ 0 89 7 202 0 32 0 0 0] totals.algorithm = 'duration'
For the 'cohort' algorithm, totalsMat(i,j) contains the total transitions observed from rating i to rating j, and totalsVec(i) is the initial count in rating i. For example, given the following information:
Initial count IG SG D in rating: 4808 1572 1145 Transitions IG SG D from (row) IG 4721 80 7 to (column): SG 193 1347 32 D 0 0 1145
totals.totalsVec = [4808 1572 1145] totals.totalsMat = [4721 80 7 193 1347 32 0 0 1145 totals.algorithm = 'cohort'
Struct array of size nIDs-by-1, where nIDs is the number of distinct IDs in column 1 of data when this is a cell array or, equivalently, equal to the length of the idStart field minus 1 when data is a preprocessed data structure. For each ID in the sample, idTotals contains one structure with the following fields:
These fields contain the same information described for the output sampleTotals, but at an ID level. For example, for 'duration', idTotals(k).totalsVec contains the total time that the k-th company spent on each rating.
Using the historical credit rating input data from Data_TransProb.mat display the first ten rows and compute the transition matrix:
load Data_TransProb data(1:10,:) % Estimate transition probabilities with default settings transMat = transprob(data)
ans = '00010283' '10-Nov-1984' 'CCC' '00010283' '12-May-1986' 'B' '00010283' '29-Jun-1988' 'CCC' '00010283' '12-Dec-1991' 'D' '00013326' '09-Feb-1985' 'A' '00013326' '24-Feb-1994' 'AA' '00013326' '10-Nov-2000' 'BBB' '00014413' '23-Dec-1982' 'B' '00014413' '20-Apr-1988' 'BB' '00014413' '16-Jan-1998' 'B' transMat = Columns 1 through 7 93.1170 5.8428 0.8232 0.1763 0.0376 0.0012 0.0001 1.6166 93.1518 4.3632 0.6602 0.1626 0.0055 0.0004 0.1237 2.9003 92.2197 4.0756 0.5365 0.0661 0.0028 0.0236 0.2312 5.0059 90.1846 3.7979 0.4733 0.0642 0.0216 0.1134 0.6357 5.7960 88.9866 3.4497 0.2919 0.0010 0.0062 0.1081 0.8697 7.3366 86.7215 2.5169 0.0002 0.0011 0.0120 0.2582 1.4294 4.2898 81.2927 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Column 8 0.0017 0.0396 0.0753 0.2193 0.7050 2.4399 12.7167 100.0000
Using the historical credit rating input data from Data_TransProb.mat, compute the transition matrix using the cohort algorithm:
%Estimate transition probabilities with 'cohort' algorithm transMatCoh = transprob(data,'algorithm','cohort')
transMatCoh = Columns 1 through 7 93.1345 5.9335 0.7456 0.1553 0.0311 0 0 1.7359 92.9198 4.5446 0.6046 0.1560 0 0 0.1268 2.9716 91.9913 4.3124 0.4711 0.0544 0 0.0210 0.3785 5.0683 89.7792 4.0379 0.4627 0.0421 0.0221 0.1105 0.6851 6.2320 88.3757 3.6464 0.2873 0 0 0.0761 0.7230 7.9909 86.1872 2.7397 0 0 0 0.3094 1.8561 4.5630 80.8971 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Column 8 0 0.0390 0.0725 0.2103 0.6409 2.2831 12.3743 100.0000
Using the historical credit rating data with ratings investment grade ('IG'), speculative grade ('SG'), and default ('D'), from Data_TransProb.mat display the first ten rows and compute the transition matrix:
dataIGSG(1:10,:) transMatIGSG = transprob(dataIGSG,'labels',{'IG','SG','D'})
ans = '00011253' '04-Apr-1983' 'IG' '00012751' '17-Feb-1985' 'SG' '00012751' '19-May-1986' 'D' '00014690' '17-Jan-1983' 'IG' '00012144' '21-Nov-1984' 'IG' '00012144' '25-Mar-1992' 'SG' '00012144' '07-May-1994' 'IG' '00012144' '23-Jan-2000' 'SG' '00012144' '20-Aug-2001' 'IG' '00012937' '07-Feb-1984' 'IG' transMatIGSG = 98.6719 1.2020 0.1261 3.5781 93.3318 3.0901 0 0 100.0000
Using the historical credit rating data with numeric ratings for investment grade (1), speculative grade (2), and default (3), from Data_TransProb.mat display the first ten rows and compute the transition matrix:
transMatIGSGnum = transprob(dataIGSGnum,'labels',{1,2,3})
ans = '00011253' '04-Apr-1983' [1] '00012751' '17-Feb-1985' [2] '00012751' '19-May-1986' [3] '00014690' '17-Jan-1983' [1] '00012144' '21-Nov-1984' [1] '00012144' '25-Mar-1992' [2] '00012144' '07-May-1994' [1] '00012144' '23-Jan-2000' [2] '00012144' '20-Aug-2001' [1] '00012937' '07-Feb-1984' [1] transMatIGSGnum = 98.6719 1.2020 0.1261 3.5781 93.3318 3.0901 0 0 100.0000
The cohort algorithm estimates the transition probabilities based on a sequence of snapshots of credit ratings at regularly spaced points in time. If the credit rating of a company changes twice between two snapshot dates, the intermediate rating is overlooked and only the initial and final ratings influence the estimates.
Unlike the cohort method, the duration algorithm estimates the transition probabilities based on the full credit ratings history, looking at the exact dates on which the credit rating migrations occur. There is no concept of snapshots in this method, and all credit rating migrations influence the estimates, even when a company's rating changes twice within a short time.
The algorithm first determines a sequence t0,...,tK of snapshot dates. The elapsed time, in years, between two consecutive snapshot dates tk-1 and tk is equal to 1 / ns, where ns is the number of snapshots per year. These K +1 dates determine K transition periods.
The algorithm computes , the number of transition periods in which obligor n starts at rating i. These are added up over all obligors to get Ni, the number of obligors in the sample that start a period at rating i. The number periods in which obligor n starts at rating i and ends at rating j, or migrates from i to j, denoted by, is also computed. These are also added up to get , the total number of migrations from i to j in the sample.
The estimate of the transition probability from i to j in one period, denoted by, is given by:
These probabilities are arranged in a one-period transition matrix P0, where the i,j entry in P0 is Pij.
If the number of snapshots per year ns is 4 (quarterly snapshots), the probabilities in P0 are 3-month (or 0.25-year) transition probabilities. You may, however, be interested in 1-year or 2-year transition probabilities. The latter time interval is called the transition interval, Δt , and it is used to convert P0 into the final transition matrix, P, according to the formula:
For example, if ns = 4 and Δt = 2, P contains the 2-year transition probabilities estimated from quarterly snapshots.
Note: For the cohort algorithm, optional output arguments idTotals and sampleTotals from transprob contain the following information:
For efficiency, the vectors and matrices in idTotals are stored as sparse arrays.
The algorithm computes , the total time that obligor n spends in rating i within the estimation time window. These quantities are added up over all obligors to get , the total time spent in rating i, collectively, by all obligors in the sample. The algorithm also computes , the number times that obligor n migrates from rating i to rating j, with i not equal to j, within the estimation time window. And it also adds them up to get , the total number of migrations, by all obligors in the sample, from the rating i to j, with i not equal to j.
To estimate the transition probabilities, the duration algorithm first needs to compute a generator matrix . Each off-diagonal entry of this matrix is an estimate of the transition rate out of rating i into rating j, and is given by:
The diagonal entries are computed as:
With the generator matrix and the transition interval Δt (e.g., Δt = 2 corresponds to 2-year transition probabilities), the transition matrix is obtained as , where exp denotes matrix exponentiation (expm in MATLAB).
Note: For the duration algorithm, optional output arguments idTotals and sampleTotals from transprob contain the following information:
For efficiency, the vectors and matrices in idTotals are stored as sparse arrays.
Hanson, S., T. Schuermann, "Confidence Intervals for Probabilities of Default," Journal of Banking & Finance, Elsevier, vol. 30(8), pages 2281-2301, August 2006.
Löffler, G., P. N. Posch, Credit Risk Modeling Using Excel and VBA, West Sussex, England: Wiley Finance, 2007.
Schuermann, T., "Credit Migration Matrices," in E. Melnick, B. Everitt (eds.), Encyclopedia of Quantitative Risk Analysis and Assessment, Wiley, 2008.


text:
Our team of senior strategists pairs out-of-the-box strategies with tried-and-true consulting skills. We're on the leading edge of both Tax plans & Legal trends. We provide technologies and strong products that deliver no cost effective solutions. Guided by the leadership of Rickey Gooch and William Salin JD Esq, leader's in the legal and business community for more than 43 years, we have matched the right products for the right time in history for your business.
The Road to Tomorrow was Built Yesterday! Don't believe it? For truck drivers & carriers legal protection is more important than ever before. The 1st Legal Plan company was formed in 1972. As a Forbes Top 100 Company it was an easy choice for the provider of our clients needs. How about health insurance benefits & cost? If you could reduce cost & increase benefits without changing brokers or insurance providers would you be willing to take a look? We can do that for you and more? Call 615-424-8635 or email email@example.com. We can help!
Our Client Strategy
We help our clients achieve and retain the greatest possible success.
Beyond The Box
We strongly believe in delivering innovative proven strategies.
Featured Services
Forward Thinking
Our consultants are leading experts in Healthcare Cost Management and Legal and Identity Theft solutions for businesses.
Sensible Solutions
We provide you with practical and easy solutions for your business.
Strategic Cost Reduction!


text:
- About the College
- Schools
- People
- Future Students
- Current Students
- News
- Research
Primary links
Videography/Animations Intern
Company: RadiusOnline Digital Marketing
- General Information
- Job Type: Internship
- Location: Atlanta, GA
- Educational Requirements: High School Diploma
- Contact Information
- Name: LanNhi Nguyen
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website: http://radiusonline.com/
RadiusOnline helps companies leverage the power of online and digital marketing. We provide the perfect mix of cutting edge-technology, data & analytics, search engine, directory visibility, & strategy to maximize their local online success.
Located in West Midtown Atlanta, next to Georgia Tech and a few blocks from Georgia State University, we are right in the middle of the Atlanta tech scene. If you're interested in being part of a smart team, start-up culture that is passionate about learning and changing the world, we're a perfect fit for you.
We are searching for a Videography & Animations intern who is vibrant, passionate and wants to learn a lot, jump right in, and get involved in our already awesome and growing team.
As a Videography & Animations intern, you'll be in charge of filming, editing and animating our awesome web video series. We focus on developing interns into full-time employees; we've hired three out of four interns in the last year!
· Responsibilities:
· Work with our marketing team to develop new styles, techniques
· Contribute to organization and implementation of the filming and production process
· Work according to a predefined production timeline, producing finished, high quality work
in accordance with deadlines
· Help script and concept episodes
· Set up equipment and prepare location for filming
· Film, edit and animate episodes of our web video series
· Creative mindset!
· Previous experience filming and editing short films, promos or educational pieces
· Extremely detail oriented; nothing gets past your discerning eye!
· Must be proficient in video editing software: Premiere Pro and/or Final Cut; must be proficient in digital animation software, specifically Adobe After Effects, and proficiency with Maya is also a plus.
· Additional proficiency in graphic design with Photoshop and Illustrator a plus.
· You have an insatiable curiosity - you love learning new technologies and techniques
· Love to learn, grow and be the best at what you do!
· You have top grades or a proven track record of successful, engaging, top-quality work in your portfolio
· On point organizational, time management and professional skills
· You value rich web designs and would enjoy working with designers
· You want to work in film or television when you graduate
· Having shown work at student film festivals or other venues is a huge plus.
· Must be able to work in the Atlanta office (relocation expenses will not be provided)
How to Apply: Apply online at http://radius.theresumator.com/apply/ and email firstname.lastname@example.com with (1) your LinkedIn profile, personal website or portfolio,(2) a note on why you are interested in RadiusOnline, and (3) share with us something you've done which you are most proud of. We look forward to hearing from you!


text:
By Sport
By Section
- Selected:
- All Sections
- Selected:
By Columnist
- Selected:
Max Olson
- All Columnists
- Selected:
By Insider
- Selected:
Insider Only
- All Insiders
- Selected:
47 results for "texas longhorns"
Texas Longhorns commit Otaro Alaka holds himself to high standard...Max Olson
Four-star linebacker Otaro Alaka, a Texas Longhorns commit, is relieved to have his recruitment over. But that doesn't mean he's going to stop improving -- on an off the field.Story | Conversation | May 07, 2013
Trey Lealaimatafao, Texas Longhorns commit, sees hard work pay of...Max Olson
Little did he know when his parents practically forced him to visit Texas months ago, Trey Lealaimatafao, then full of doubt about his chances with big Division I programs, now has the size -- and raw talent -- to stand out.Story | Conversation | April 16, 2013
Texas Longhorns commit Jalen Campbell on cloud nine after choosin...Max Olson
Class of 2015 cornerback Jalen Campbell, who picked up a Texas offer at sophomore day and committed to the Longhorns at the Orange-White spring game, said UT was always his favorite school but he never thought they'd recruit him.Story | Conversation | April 03, 2013
Texas Longhorns hosting 2015 football recruits at Sophomore DayMax Olson
The Texas Longhorns are speeding up their recruiting process for the Class of 2015 with their first Sophomore Day. Will the event result in early offers?Story | Conversation | March 21, 2013
State of in-state recruiting for Texas Longhorns in 2013Max Olson
The unmistakable impact of the Aggies and the SEC is just one of the many topics we'll break down in the second State of the State project. Here's everything you need to know about recruiting in the Lone Star State.Story | Conversation | February 12, 2013
Mack Brown says he will remain Texas Longhorns coach until 2020 a...Max Olson
Mack Brown is making it clear he knows what his rivals are saying about him and his Longhorns, and he's got an answer for the negative recruiting his program is up against.Story | Conversation | February 10, 2013
Texas Longhorns 2013 football class reviewMax Olson
Texas had its chance with some of the best of the best in the 2013 class. What would it look like had the Horns gotten everyone they wanted.Story | Conversation | February 06, 2013
Often overlooked Jake Oliver ready to show what he can do for Tex...Max Olson
Jake Oliver holds a number of state receiving records, but has been overlooked in his recruiting. The Longhorns WR commit is ready to show what he can do.Story | Conversation | February 05, 2013
Texas Longhorns what could have been 2013 dream teamMax Olson
Texas had its chance with some of the best of the best in the 2013 class. What would it look like had the Horns gotten everyone they wanted.Story | Conversation | January 31, 2013
Rami Hammad of Texas Longhorns shows his value is more than three...Max Olson
Texas commit and late bloomer Rami Hammad has come a long way in a short time. The offensive tackle showed he's worthy of being a dominant blocker at the college level.Story | Conversation | January 28, 2013
Mack Brown of Texas Longhorns on the road to recruit 2014 footbal...Max Olson
While Mack Brown isn't permitted to say much of anything to those 2014 prospects, his mere presence sent a message: Texas will be as aggressive a player as ever come February when it's time to start hosting junior days.Story | Conversation | January 22, 2013
Jake Raulerson, Tyrone Swoopes, Deondrei Davis, Geoff Swaim enrol...Max Olson
The Longhorns' four early enrollees will benefit from the head start they'll get this spring, and that leg up more importantly should benefit the team, as a whole, even more.Story | Conversation | January 15, 2013
Texas Longhorns remaining targets, needs for 2013 recruiting clas...Max Olson
Texas recruiting in 2012 played out a lot like usual. Nearly every commit was in the bag by the end of the summer. Not much has changed since then. But now comes the furious flurry, the final push.Story | Conversation | January 09, 2013
Texas Longhorns football commit Tyrone Swoopes: Is he the next gr...Max Olson
A poor senior season only deepened the level of skepticism Texas quarterback commit Tyrone Swoopes faces today. Now he must answer a bigger question: Is his still Texas' next great quarterback?Story | Conversation | November 14, 2012
Texas Longhorns football commit Erik Huhn making most of injury, ...Max Olson
Texas safety commit Erik Huhn was robbed of his senior season after only two plays, tearing his ACL as he came down with an interception in the opener against San Antonio Madison. Now Huhn is learning how to be a leader without playing.Story | Conversation | November 12, 2012
Texas Longhorns football could find help with more junior college...Max Olson
Recruiting junior college players is no longer a get-rich-quick way of program-building, and the Longhorns could benefit from pursuing more juco players.Story | Conversation | October 31, 2012


text:
As reported by the New York Times, Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta of Iowa will be awarded the Medal of Honor for his bravery in Afghanistan, in which he took a bullet to his chest and saved two men.
Sitting here and reading this article, so safe and sound in my college dorm, makes me shiver, that on this exact day, nine years ago, a catastrophe struck that has changed the psyche of the United States irrevocably, made us insecure, neurotic, and exposed our long hidden flaws.
A new generation is growing up without knowing what 9/11. I had to explain to my brother and his fourth grade buddies what it was. They were 2000 babies, and they were only one when this tragedy happened, and they have no idea. They have not undergone the same feelings that this generation has felt for the past nine years as Americans. This concept of ignorance on such an important event staggers. I suppose, the human race is made for regeneration, and with that, forgetting. In many ways, this is a good thing, not knowing sorrows and being able to stride forward.
But I don't live in that forgetful world, I live in a post-9/11 world. The world that has brought so much hate, and so many deaths. So today, I remember.


text:
Spring events @ Cotna
by on February 24th, 2012
No Comments
Hey guys, does it feel like spring in the air, or is that just me being hopeful? Somehow the birds seem more birdy & I'm spotting the shoots of bluebells as I snuffle in the woods … And packleaders seem busy organising stuff for the summer … yurt bases, compost bins & even some great courses. Looks like there are some good wild food foraging courses coming up with a nettle day, cooking with spring plants like alexanders, wild garlic and pennywort. And then a Dowsing course with Alan Neale from tamar dowsers in May – how cool is that! If you'd like to know more, just have a look at our website cotna.co.uk
Categories: Uncategorized


text:
On Christmas Eve, BBC Radio 4 will broadcast a special recording of Start the Week, the weekly discussion programme presented by Andrew Marr.
The show was pre-recorded last week in the Royal Opera House's Crush Room and saw Andrew Marr joined by star tenor Rolando Villazón, currently performing the role of Rodolfo in La bohème; Anna Nicole composer Mark-Anthony Turnage, vocal expert Mary King and neuro-psychiatrist Professor Michael Trimble. The guests discussed the power of the human voice and our reactions to it.
The show, which will be broadcast at 9am and repeated at 9.30pm, will include a musical contribution from the Jette Parker Young Artists.
Find out more about other Royal Opera House broadcasts over the festive period, including Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Plácido Domingo's Operalia Winners on television, The Ring Cycle on radio and The Nutcracker streamed on the Guardian website.]]>
Maestro at the Opera begins tonight on BBC Two at 9pm, the first of three programmes which chart the progress of four celebrities who are undergoing training as a conductor at the Royal Opera House. The participants have been introduced to everything that goes into making an opera performance behind the scenes as well as conducting, working with the Orchestra and also the singers who have to act at the same time. They have also been working on phrasing, interpretation – making the music mean something.
Needless to say, neither the BBC, nor the ROH, thinks that anybody can become a qualified operatic conductor in ten weeks. To be a real Maestro takes not only talent, but years and years of hard work, training and experience, and the conductors appearing at ROH are some of the best in the world, already with distinguished careers internationally.
So the aim of the series – through the journey of the contestants – is to open up the wonderful world of an opera house to the contestants and to the viewers, and not to claim that anybody can learn conducting in a few weeks. To make the programmes exciting, there is of course the element of competition. And the prize for the most successful contestant is the chance to conduct a repeat of Act 2, fully staged, during tomorrow evening's performance, Saturday 5 May.
We have written to all our audience members and invited those who might be unhappy with the repeat of Act 2 to contact us and we will do all we can to find a fitting solution for them. The repeat of Act 2 will only last approx 20-25 minutes, and we hope our audience will see it as an opportunity to take part in a unique event and enjoy the festive spirit, or take an extended interval. Of course this will not be a normal performance of this act, nor should it be judged as such. But it will of course be interesting to follow how far the contestant has come.
We very much hope our audience will look forward to seeing how this challenge plays out]]>
Comedian Josie Lawrence, mathematician Marcus du Sautoy, DJ Trevor Nelson and Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood put their musical abilities to the test at the Royal Opera House in the second series of Maestro, which begins tonight (Friday 4 May) on BBC Two at 9pm.
Over the three-part series the contestants take a crash course in conducting opera, competing to lead the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House in a live performance at Covent Garden. Each trainee conductor will be mentored through various trials and will meet with operatic experts, such as Royal Opera House Music Director Antonio Pappano, to learn about the complexities behind staging the art form.
Of the series, Director of The Royal Opera Kasper Holten said:
"This challenge will probably be the most difficult any of the contestants will ever face in their professional lives, but I really hope it will be one of the most fulfilling experiences they ever have."
Their performance on the podium will be judged each episode by members of the orchestra. The grand finale, in which the winner will conduct a repeat of the second act of Puccini's La bohème,to be filmed this Saturday.
The first series of Maestro aired in 2008, and saw comedian Sue Perkins beat DJ Goldie to conduct the BBC Concert Orchestra at Proms in the Park.]]>


text:
- American Idol wants to fire Mariah Carey already and bring back JLo. [Lainey Gossip]
- Lindsay Lohan's new sugar daddy is a wealthy Saudi entrepreneur so perfect timing on that choice of johns. [Dlisted]
- Mail Order Brides Posing Awkwardly [theCHIVE]
- Chris Brown's making a country album now. Somehow this is LL Cool J's fault. [tooFab]
- These Photos Will Melt Your Mind [BuzzFeed]
- Michelle Rodriguez poses for Cosmo Latina. [Popoholic]
- While Kelly Brook poses for FHM Turkey. [Hollywood Tuna]
- Snoop Lion accidentally confirmed Miley Cyrus is single. [IDLYITW]
- Anne Hathaway almost flashed her vagina again. [Celebslam]
- So to make up for that near-miss, here's a bunch of topless Page 3 Girls. [DrunkenStepfather: Site is NSFW]
Follow The Superficial on Facebook || Twitter
Photos: Pacific Coast News, Splash News, WENN


text:
Member since Mar 2012
Flag This ProfileFlag as Inappropriate
"instead of 2 tablespoons of butter I used 50grams of butter and 2 tablespoons of clarified butter to make it moist. Also our condensed milk comes in larger cans 395grams. Kept it in the fridge, tasted better as the days went on 5-7days.


text:
Softball Clinches UMAC Tournament Spot with Sweep
MANKATO, Minn. - The MLC softball team needed two wins to clinch a spot in the UMAC Postseason Tournament, and got them at Bethany Lutheran Monday by the scores of 6-5 (eight innings) and 7-3.
The Knights came back from a five-run deficit in game one to win in extra innings by the score of 6-5.
MLC starter Kathryn Marquardt left the game after allowing five runs (one earned) in 4.1 innings, but Laura Miller came through with a strong effort in relief, pitching 3.2 scoreless innings to give the Knights a chance to win at the end.
Trailing 5-0 in the fifth inning, MLC tied the game with a big inning. Sara Willems and Madeline Scott each had RBI hits in the inning, while Amanda Fogle and Andrea Biedenbender both walked with the bases loaded to drive in runs.
With the game still tied in the bottom of the eighth, Willems hit a two-out double down the left field line to give the Knights a runner in scoring position. With Karlie Kohlmeier pinch-running for Willems, the Knights strung together back-to-back hits by Maggie Schultz and Emily Waldek to score Kohlmeier and earn the one-run win.
Miller picked up the win, improving her record to 9-7 on the season, and setting a new school record for wins in a season by a pitcher.
The Knights used two big innings to take control of game two on the way to a 7-3 win.
BLC scored twice in the first inning and held a 2-0 lead after two innings, but the Knights scored four times in the bottom half of the third to take a lead they would never give back. Fogle, Biedenbender and Amber Krause each had RBI in the inning, while MLC also took advantage of two BLC miscues in the field.
MLC added three more runs in the fourth, with Krause coming through with a two-out, bases loaded double that cleared the bases to give the Knights a 7-2 lead. Krause finished the game 2-4 with four runs batted in.
The five run lead was more than enough for Marquardt, who went the distance and improved her record to 8-6 on the season with the win. She allowed ten hits and three runs (all earned) while striking out one.
With the win, MLC guaranteed itself a top four finish in the final UMAC standings, and a spot in the UMAC Postseason Tournament for the first time since the 2008 season. The Knights finished the regular season with a record of 19-13, and a conference record of 13-8. BLC dropped to 20-16 overall and 13-6 in league play.


text:
Definitions for public works
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word public works
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
pub′lic works′(n.pl.)
structures, as roads, dams, or post offices, paid for by government funds for public use.
Category: Government
Origin of public works:
Princeton's WordNet
public works(noun)
structures (such as highways or schools or bridges or docks) constructed at government expense for public use
public works(Noun)
Technical projects, often construction or engineering, carried out by the government on behalf of the community.
Public works
Public works are a broad category of infrastructure projects, financed and constructed by the government, for recreational, employment, and health and safety uses in the greater community. They include public buildings, transport infrastructure, public spaces, public services, and other, usually long-term, physical assets and facilities. Though often interchangeable with public infrastructure and public capital, public works does not necessarily carry an economic component, thereby being a broader term.
Find a translation for the public works definition in other languages:
Select another language:
Discuss these public works definitions with the community:
Use the citation below to add this definition to your bibliography:
"public works." Definitions.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2014. Web. 20 Dec. 2014. <http://www.definitions.net/definition/public works>.


text:
How to read the motion chart?
The chart below examines the drivers for community attachment (Basic Services, Economy, Safety, Leadership, Education, Aesthetics, Social Offerings, Openness, Social Capital, Civic Involvement).
The vertical axis displays the importance of a driver in predicting overall community attachment. The horizontal axis displays how the community is perceived to be performing in regard to that driver.
The chart space is thus divided into four segments. The upper left is of particular interest. It represents what we call "critical opportunities" for improving community attachment: the drivers found in this quadrant are rated important, but low in performance by citizens. They are, in a way, the low hanging fruits: increasing performance of these drivers will have outsized impact on community attachment, because they are rated important.
Click on a bubble for an explanation about what each driver represents.
Click on the play button to watch the driver values change over the last few years.
In Miami, love is all you need.
While we may not always speak fondly of our fair city, a new poll shows that Miamians are growing ever more attached to their town.
The Soul of the Community study, conducted by Gallup, showed that Miamians were more attached to their community, compared to other large cities.
The study surveyed 400 locals, who said that despite our lousy economy we're attached to the Magic City, for better and worse.
From the South Florida Business Journal:
Despite the economic downturn, Miami saw a significant increase in residents' passion and loyalty for their community, according to a three-year study conducted by Gallup and funded by the Knight Foundation.
The Soul of the Community project, which looked at 26 communities, found that the worst economic crisis in decades was not a key factor in Miamians' love of their city.
Sure, Miami's got lousy drivers, questionable manners and one of country's most depressed real estate markets. Yet despite its drawbacks -- not to mention the recession -- residents of Miami-Dade say they love this city more than ever.
To be more precise, they're expressing a greater level of attachment to this community, according to the ``Soul of the Community'' three-year study conducted by Gallup and funded by the Knight Foundation.
Stuart Kennedy is Knight's program associate in Miami.
The sun is shining in Miami. Palm trees are swaying in the breeze. The ocean is that pure, clear blue that mid-westerners dream of in their tropical vacation fantasies. It appears that Miami's image as an urban tropical paradise continues to ring true with residents. It's not surprising that aesthetics ranks at the top of the list for the most important components driving community attachment in Miami.


text:
Grand Masti Movie Review
Masti which released almost a decade back earned kudos for being a rather smart adult themed comedy with doses of suspense imbibed in the script. It became a commercial hit. The producers have now decided to start up a Masti franchise with the sequel Grand Masti releasing in theatres today. The uncensored trailer has created quite a buzz and the excitement around the film is surprisingly high. So what is the film all about? Does it do a better job than Masti? Let's find out.
Story: Grand Masti is about three sexually starved married men – Meet (Vivek Oberoi), Prem (Aftab Shivdasani) and Amar (Riteish Deshmukh). They are frustrated with their lives and decide to attend a college reunion party six years after passing out from college. They meet three seductive women Rose (Maryam Zakaria), Mary (Bruna Abdullah) and Marlow (Kainaat Arora). The names of these three women when said together makes up a rather crude joke (also didn't they use the same joke in Kya Super Kool Hain Hum?). Seriously speaking, only fools will go to watch a film like Grand Masti expecting any elaborate story. Grand Masti is all about 'funny' gags and jokes set up by bizarre incidents which happen in and due to the reunion party.
Grand Masti Movie Review
Screenplay and Direction: The writers Milap Zaveri and Tushar Hiranandani dig in to the vault of decade old stale and vulgar SMS jokes and somehow inculcate them into the scenes. It feels as if most of the gags are setup just so the characters can say those godawful lame jokes. Indra Kumar who made hit films like Dil and Raja is now being driven by drivel in the form of Double Dhamaal, Grand Masti and so on. Grand Masti is filled with double meaning innuendos and most of the jokes can be seen as offensive especially in a country like India where rapes, molestations are getting more rampant by the day. Grand Masti essentially shows that every woman in India is gettable.
Miscellaneous and Music: The other aspects of Grand Masti are not exemplary, of course. They are not aiming for cinematic excellence in the cinematography, production design, editing departments. The camerawork, editing and production design are all appropriate. The most eye-catching work has been seen (or not seen) in the clothes department because most of the women in the film are scantily clothed. The music of Grand Masti is not one of its strong points as the songs sound repetitive and the song sequences are also nothing short of uninspiring.
Acting: All the three lead actors of Grand Masti are at their cringiest best delivering hammier performances with every proceeding scene. The standout performance is by Riteish Deshmukh who has now become sort of a veteran in the field of adult comedy. Vivek Oberoi delivers his most over-the-top performance ever and Aftab Shivdasani keeps it subtle, well in comparison to the others. The ladies in the film mostly have nothing to do other than bare their skin and are fairly good at it – Kainaat Arora, Maryam Zakaria and Bruna Abdullah. Sonalee Kulkarni, Karishma Tanna and Manjari Fadnis do decently in their own roles.
Conclusion and Box Office: Grand Masti is loathsome to say the least. It is raunchy filmmaking at its worst with almost all of the jokes coming across as manufactured. It will be enjoyed by only a select few in the country. But the opening will be of grand proportions thanks to the pent up demand for a film of its genre.
- Almost nothing
- Almost everything
Related Articles
RKEY: (September 13, 2013 at 5:01 pm)
Good Review!!! You have got a good heart to award it a star:)
5 2
Babaji: (September 13, 2013 at 5:58 pm)
But u dont expect story from these sort of movies.
Really no girl should watch this movie,the theatres are filled wid male audiences.
I saw the movie in a single screen,and the atmosphere there was festive kind.
But there were few girls who were being hooted when they entered.
2 2
soroop: (September 13, 2013 at 8:56 pm)
@reviewer. Dont agree with when u say offensive language is not good in todays time when rape is occuring every day, actually it does not make any difference. Rape happens when rapist feels that women is not gettable, rape happens when rapist feel that women is vulnerable, and not strong', rape happens when rapist feels that women is very protective about sex. Most no. Of rape happens in a country where sex is over rated or deprived. Sex eventually will get over rated in a country when it's portrayed that women give lot of importance to their izzat. In a country like USA, australia etc rape is less bcuz such kind of portrayal isnt der. No guys will have the guts to rape a women who is strong and no guys will have the desperation to rape sexually open minded girl. In India it's portrayed as women doesnt use offensive languages, women shud not be open minded abt sex, women shud behave in a certain way, if that mentality changes then Iam sure rape also get reduced eventually. I just wish more such films comes in which women use offensive language, in which women tak abt sex openly and be bold, this way it probably kills the dirty and unreal excitement due to which sex becomes over rated in india
9 6
Damnnnnn....!!!: (September 13, 2013 at 10:45 pm)
Well said buddy @soroop
M damn impressed.
U shd write an article on dis.
3 4
Navin: (September 15, 2013 at 8:24 pm)
@soroop nonsense
2 0


text:
By Plane: Richmond International Airport serves the Richmond, Virginia, area. The airport is located about 15 minutes east of downtown Richmond where the courthouse is located.
By Train: Amtrak has two stations in Richmond, Virginia. The Main Street station is located downtown about five blocks from the courthouse. The Staples Mill Road Station is located about 10 miles from downtown.
Register for eFiling
Register for Case Search
Search Opinions
Listen to Oral Arguments
Check Bar and ECF Status
1100 East Main Street, Suite 501, Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 916-2700 8:30 am – 5:00 pm M-F
Directions • Contact • Site Map • Site Policies • Browse Aloud


text:
Academic Advising Services at Lourdes University offers a vast array of services to ensure students academic success. Advisors can assist students in developing a personalized educational plan. The location of advisement and registration depends upon the student's academic major.
Academic Advising Services advises and registers students with the following majors:
For more information, call 800-878-3210, ext. 3882 or visit lourdes.edu/advising.
The Academic Support Center (ASC) is a computer, tutoring and testing center. The Center offers students the opportunity to work together or independently to access a variety of multi-media technologies in a nurturing, student-centered environment.
The Academic Support Center is for all students. In fact, those students who take advantage of the Center receive better grades overall than their counterparts. So - make sure you stop in and become more familiar with this valuable resource.
For more information, call 800-878-3210, ext. 3748 or email email@example.com or visit lourdes.edu/asc
Lourdes University strives to ensure equal access to programs and facilities, provide reasonable and appropriate auxiliary services, and improve the understanding and support of the campus community.
In compliance with the Rehabilitation Act of 1973/PL 93-112, Section 504, students who have an impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities, has documentation of such an impairment, and demonstrates that the requested academic adjustments are necessary can participate in the Lourdes University accessibility services programs.
Disabilities served include, but are not limited to:
For more information on the program, contact Christine Miller at 800-878-3210, ext. 3834 or email@example.com.
Our Duns Scotus Library offers a wealth of resources to assist students with their learning. Lourdes University is a member of the Ohio Private Academic Library (OPAL) consortium of colleges and universities who share their resources electronically. OPAL allows students to access items electronically through this statewide library catalog. In addition, students may also request the items be delivered to the library.
For more information, call 800-878-3210, ext. 3761 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lourdes University Campus Map (PDF) including Sisters of St. Francis buildings, campus accessibility, the bookstore and parking.
Resource for Business & Leadership, Education & Social Work students
The Center for Professional Studies (CPS) offers discipline-specific resources for students in Business, Education, Leadership, and Social Work; however, all students are welcome! Amenities include 14 computer workstations, a Mac Station, 12 laptops available for check-out, three group study areas, and a multipurpose room for group study, meetings or working.
Print and electronic resources available
Services available
For more information on the program, call 800-878-3210, ext. 3541 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Course Description
The FYE 100: The Lourdes Experience course is a comprehensive itinerary that assists students in their transition and integration into University life through academic, co-curricular and personal exploration. FYE is an inquiry into the academic expectations, resources, policies, Franciscan values and traditions of Lourdes University. Through FYE, students will be challenged to develop and apply critical thinking and communication skills, and help clarify academic paths for success.
FYE Learning Objectives
As a result of active participation in FYE, students will:
FYE projects to be completed in 3-credit hour course
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. For a list of these rights, view the FERPA Informational Guidelines (PDF).
A student has 14 days from the first day of each semester to notify the Registrar in writing that the student does not want any or all FERPA-approved information about the student designated as directory information. To contact the Registrar, call 800-878-3210, ext. 3817.
Registration Dates
The dates for the 2013 Gray Wolf Registration Days (and locations) are as follows - There will be 6 days to help best serve our students:
New Student Orientation
Contact Beth Radecki by phone at (419) 517-8967 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
Finding your class room on campus can be difficult for first year students. Here are some steps you can take to help make locating your classroom easier.
Academic Advising
Robert Detwiler
Book Store
Pat Gray
Café Lourdes/ AVI food service
Chris Loe
Campus Ministry
Sr. Barb Vano
Campus Safety/Security
Michelle Vollmar
Technology Services
Alisa Smith
The Duns Scotus Library
Sr. Sandra Rutkowski
Michelle Rable
Welcome Center
Academic Support Center
Chrissy Knapke
Vice President for Student Life/
Dean of Students
Roseanne Gill-Jacobson
Accessibility Services
Christine Miller
Randy Smith
Athletic Director
Andre Smith
Career Services
Andrea Domachowski
Counseling Services
Diversity/ Multicultural
Student Services
Tonya Colbert
Financial Aid
Deb LaJeunesse
First Year Experience
Rachel Duff Anderson
Residence Life
Todd Matthews
Student Activities and Orientation
Becky Tobias
TRiO Student Support Services
Teddi Moorman
Veterans' Support
Michael Gill-Jacobson
Lourdes University provides outstanding opportunities for personal and intellectual growth. The Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), a partnership with The University of Toledo, is an excellent example.
Army ROTC is an elective program designed to complement virtually every academic discipline. The Army ROTC curriculum will enhance a student's educational experience by providing hands-on leadership and management training, as well as other skills that students can use no matter what career path they pursue.
Students who choose this option will have a normal college student experience but upon graduation, will have an extra edge to succeed in any competitive environment.
The TRiO Student Support Services program offers tutoring, personal and career counseling, cultural enrichment and mentoring to all eligible students. A federally-funded program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, TRiO identifies promising students and prepares them for college level work.
TRiO specifically serves students who meet one of three criterion:
The TRiO program offers:
For more information on the program, contact Teddi Moorman at 800-878-3210, ext. 3837 or firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also visit the TRiO web page for additional information as well as download a brochure and application form.
FYE Home
Our students love Lourdes. In fact, student testimonials have led The Princeton Review to include Lourdes among the Best Colleges in the Midwest for ten consecutive years!


text:
The 'Hackgate' Chronicles; James Murdoch's Showdown #2
| Posted 11.09.2011 | UK
Read More: News International, Phone Hacking, Culture Media and Sport Select Committee, James Murdoch, News of the World, UK News
James Murdoch, once a man presumed by all to takeover one of the most powerful media empires on the planet, has been brought to the brink. At 11am on Thursday, he has a chance to turn his luck around. The odds in his favour may be tiny, but his potential gains are colossal.


text:
Richard Dent plans to join concussion lawsuit
BY SEAN JENSEN email@example.com August 4, 2012 11:40PM
Hall of Fame defensive end Richard Dent said the concussions he suffered have been "an issue for me for many years." | Sun-Times
Updated: September 6, 2012 6:18AM
Former Bears defensive end Richard Dent hasn't done so officially, but the Hall of Famer told the Sun-Times he's planning to join one of the concussion lawsuits against the NFL.
"I think it'd be nice if all the players could go up under one and represent all the players," Dent said recently. "Obviously, everybody wants to make some money off that, just like everybody wants to make money off our Super Bowl team.
"Everybody wants their little piece of the pie. But I just haven't figured out what."
Dent said there are a host of other issues beyond concussions that have wracked the bodies of former NFL players. But one concern he has is the lack of disclosure from team medical personnel.
"You look at your report, and you don't see certain information, like meds that were given to you," he said. "But you remember. Teams pass out [meds] and pass beer out, too.
"That's why guys are all [expletive] up inside, why they're diabetic, why their bodies are blowing up, because you're used to doing these things."
Dent added that team doctors "only share with you what they want to."
Dent also is troubled by the deaths of former players being overlooked relative to other sports and businesses.
"Football seems to be the only business that, when people die, it's like in practice, 'Let's move on,' " Dent said. "It doesn't happen in any other industry. Those things shut down. What's the problem?"
Dent had his share of concussions — although he didn't pinpoint a specific number — and they've been an "issue for me for many years."
He has other health challenges too: an ailing back, ankle, shoulder and knees.
"[Expletive] everything. It's a [expletive] to get out here and walk," Dent said from a golf course. "I can do it for a little bit, but I can't sustain it."
Dent acknowledged that injuries are a part of the game.
"But the point of it is, there are other men before me that made the game what it is today," he said. "In anything in life, you have to make it better for the next person.
"What are you doing to make a difference? I ain't just trying to get rich. I'm trying to make a difference."


text:
Salad Days is a musical with music by Julian Slade and lyrics by Dorothy Reynolds and Julian Slade. It premiered at the Bristol Old Vic in 1954, and transferred to the Vaudeville Theatre in London on August 5 of that year, running for 2,283 performances to become the longest-running show in British musical theatre until overtaken by Oliver!.
A Canadian production was put together by Barry Morse and Bill Freedman in 1958, which played quite successfully in Toronto and Montreal. This production was partly recast and brought to Broadway with much fanfare in 1959, where it flopped badly; America just didn't seem to "get it".
The musical's enduring popularity lay in its light-hearted innocence and apparent simplicity, in sharp contrast to the many "hard-nosed" American musicals of the era, and its bright score including the songs "We said we wouldn't look back", "I sit in the Sun", and "We're looking for a piano".
The title is taken from William Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra: "My salad days, When I was green in judgement, cold in blood, To say as I said then!", and the phrase is now used to refer to ones days of youthful inexperience.
Jane (originally played by Eleanor Drew) and Timothy Dawes (originally played by John Warner), meet up in a park to plan their lives soon after their graduation. Deciding that Timothy must take the first job he's offered, a passing tramp offers them £7 a week to look after his mobile piano. Upon accepting, they discover that when the piano plays it delivers all within earshot an irresistible desire to dance! After attempts to ban the music by the Ministry of Pleasure and Pastimes, the piano vanishes, and Timothy enlists his Uncle Zed to take them in his flying saucer to retrieve it.
Cultural impact
The musical was parodied, in a particularly bloody manner, by Monty Python in their skit Sam Peckinpah's "Salad Days".


text:
Exceptional Senior Living
Arizona Grand is an exciting senior living community offering everything you need and want in retirement living. Our social programs and activities are exceptional! And our meals and dining... simply exceptional, too!
Arizona Grand offers a full range of care and services for seniors including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Assisted Living Deluxe, Pearls of Life® Memory Care and Skilled Nursing. Ask about our 'Aging in Place' philosophy, which allows you to remain in our community as your needs for services may increase.


text:
Lafiya Sax QuartetItem #: HL.00000638
Note: This item may NOT arrive before Christmas via standard Ground, 3-Day, or 2-Day shipping. To insure Christmas delivery, choose Next Day shipping before Mon 12/22 3PM EST.
Our Price:
Unrated ( Be the first to review this item )
Sax Quartet Second Floor. 8.5x11 inches. Published by Hal Leonard. (HL.00000638)
Free Shipping on this item in orders above $199
In Stock
Found in: Jazz Saxophone Sheet Music
Songs Include: