text:
Summary: ''He brings something ancient and compelling . . . a kind of rare Sephardic wisdom, a brilliance traveling at the speed of Los Angeles light. He is one of America's very best poets. A true visionary.''-Tomaz Salamun ?? ''Angel's poems are deceptively quiet, deceptively calm. Beneath their carefully constructed surfaces, they are wild, even intimidating. The power of restraint in poetry cannot be overestimated. . . . These poems burn from within.''-Carol Muske-Dukes, LA TimesWith the ...show morepublication of his award-winning volumes, ''Anxious Latitudes'', ''Neither World'', and ''Twice Removed'', Ralph Angel has won the admiration of readers of contemporary poetry for the extraordinary abstract lyricism of his poems. There is a superb grace, speculative intelligence, and a wry philosophical wisdom to Angel's poetry. There are few poets so accomplished at creating an elegant yet innovative and provocative voice. Now, in Ralph Angel's ''Exceptions and Melancholies: Poems 1986__2006'', we find ourselves again in the presence of poetry that will move us even closer to a new and renewed promise of the American sublime. As Mark Doty has written, ''These are the poems of a casual, down-to-earth philosopher who's been spun around and turned inside out by loss, by the desolation of life in the late [and early] hours of the century. . . . Angel's poems are stamped indelibly with the mark of a unique, shaping imagination, and they're fresh with news of how it feels to live right now. He creates himself and his poems' characters, strange people in a strangely familiarplace. We recognize them, of course, as well we might since they are ourselves and the city where they live is ours. Ralph Angel is the author of three previous collections of poetry: ''Anxious Latitudes'';'' Neither World'', which received the 1995 James Laughlin Award of The Academy of American Poets; and ''Twice Removed''; as well as a translation of Federico Garc??a Lorca's ''Poem of the Deep Song''. Angel's poems have appeared in scores of magazines and anthologies, both here and abroad, and recent literary awards include a gift from the Elgin Cox Trust, a Pushcart Prize, the 2003 Willis Barnstone Poetry Translation Prize, a Fulbright Foundation fellowship, and the Bess Hokin Award of the Modern Poetry Association. Mr. Angel is the Edith R. White Distinguished Professor of English and Creative Writing at the University of Redlands, and a member of the MFA Program in Writing faculty at Vermont College. Originally from Seattle, he lives in Los Angeles. ...show lessEdition/Copyright: 06
12 more offers below.
Filter by: All (12) | New (3) | Like New (1) | Very Good (3) | Good (4) | Acceptable (1)


text:
OneSearch is a new resource from the Scientific Library that allows you to enter search terms just one time to search multiple resources, including PubMed, full-text journal articles, online books, and the Library's catalog. Join us on "Launch Day" and enjoy a piece of cake while we show you how OneSearch can save you time and yield excellent search results. (NOTE: No government funds were spent to provide the cake for this event.)
Click here to view the entire NCI at Frederick
If you have any questions or would like to add your own event to the NCI at Frederick calendar,
please contact the Conference Center
at 301-846-1111 or firstname.lastname@example.com.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Intraday Tips
Intraday Tips are the tips used for day trading or trading in intraday. While trading in Indian Stock Markets there are various ways to trade i.e you can trade Short term, delivery based, long term investment, swing trading or Intraday Trading. The aspect we are discussing over here is the best style of trading that is the Intraday Trading in the Stocks and index Nifty futures and cash segment stock of the NSE and BSE.
Intraday Tips, often regarded as day trading are same, it means you buy and sell the securities or the shares the very same day with no open position for the next trading session. So even if the market goes down the next day you don't have to bear any loss because of the overnight fluctuations. While trading this way it gives a lot of benefits like no overnight holding, no huge losses, huge leverage from broker so less funds required, short selling even in cash markets. So its always beneficial to trade in intraday over the other forms of trading. But it not that easy, even it may become your way to loose the maximum amount of money in the shortest possible time. Many people do lose most of their capital in intraday trading in just initial few days of trading. So one needs to be very cautious before buying/ selling share in Intraday Basis. But unfortunately, not all of us are experts of all things, everyone cannot be a doctor, or a engineer, or a stock market expert. But we all need to make money from the markets. So what to do?
Intraday Tips from a trading advisor who has complete knowledge of the markets and have a good hold the strategy will defiantly help a novice or even an expert trader to make money by trading in Intraday Share Tips. Intraday Master is your answer for the same, Share Tips and Nifty Tips provided by them for Intraday or Day trading are backed by expert research and concrete knowledge base. They evaluate all the aspects of the Share Markets and then provide the best Intraday Share Tips and Intraday Nifty trading tips for you via SMS to maximise you capital.
Intraday Tips from Intraday Master are best for Indian Stock Market Share and NSE Nifty Tips
Free Intraday Share Tips from Intraday Master will lead
you to the road of unlimited money making
Yahoo Chat ID- intradaymaster


text:
|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Yakov begins thinking many evil thoughts after he stops keeping track of the days. Who does Yakov think evil thoughts about?
(a) The deputy warden.
(b) The warden.
(c) The prosecutor.
(d) The Tsar.
2. One day, Yakov receives something from Marfa. What is it?
(a) A statement.
(b) A signed confession.
(c) A letter.
(d) Account information.
3. Where does the person visiting Yakov encourage Yakov to look for salvation?
(a) The Old Testament.
(b) The Torah.
(c) The Koran.
(d) The New Testament.
4. What does Yakov's reading in Chapter 7, Part 3 do to his temperament?
(a) Fuel Yakov's rage.
(b) Excite Yakov.
(c) Fuel Yakov's curiosity.
(d) Depress Yakov.
5. When is the next time the prosecutor comes to visit Yakov?
(a) In the middle of dinner.
(b) In the middle of the night.
(c) In the middle of winter.
(d) In the middle of the day.
6. What does the speaker ask Yakov to do as he talks to Yakov through the closed cell door?
(a) Recite scripture.
(b) Share his rations.
(c) Plan an escape.
(d) Sing psalms.
7. According to new facts that are being learned about Zhenia's death, who is being further implicated in Zhenia's death?
(a) Nikolai.
(b) Yakov.
(c) Gronfein.
(d) Marfa.
8. After he begins blacking out, who does Yakov find himself thinking of often?
(a) Shmuel.
(b) Raisl.
(c) Zhenia.
(d) Bibikov.
9. How is Yakov feeling when he arrives at the courthouse?
(a) Excited.
(b) Nervous.
(c) Afraid.
(d) Elated.
10. What does Yakov invite the prosecutor to do during their meeting?
(a) Leave Yakov's cell.
(b) Shoot Yakov.
(c) Try his best.
(d) Set Yakov free.
11. As Yakov envisions talking with the Tsar, what is one topic the two men do NOT discuss?
(a) Politics.
(b) Fatherhood.
(c) Suffering.
(d) The power of gossip.
12. Sitting in his cell, someone begins talking to Yakov through his cell door. Who begins to talk to Yakov?
(a) Zhitnyak.
(b) Kogin.
(c) Gronfein.
(d) Shmuel.
13. As Yakov envisions talking with the Tsar, what does Yakov imagine himself doing?
(a) Berating the Tsar.
(b) Beating the Tsar.
(c) Shooting the Tsar.
(d) Arresting the Tsar.
14. What does Yakov do when he blacks out?
(a) Paces his cell.
(b) Hits the wall.
(c) Removes his clothing.
(d) Shreds his cot.
15. As Chapter 8, Part 4 gets underway, who is coming to visit Yakov in prison?
(a) Nikolai.
(b) Raisl.
(c) The Tsar.
(d) Zina.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Yakov use to dig at the concrete holding his chains in place?
2. After Yakov's visitor runs screaming from his cell, Yakov is searched again. How many times has Yakov already been searched that day?
3. Through what she sends to Yakov in prison, what does Marfa urge Yakov to do?
4. After Yakov's visitor runs screaming from his cell and material is confiscated from Yakov, what is he given in return?
5. Who ends up being able to visit Yakov in prison because he or she sold beets to the right person?
This section contains 464 words
(approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page)


text:
The Lusca is the legendary monstrous octopus of Bahamian folklore that has inspired terror in the hearts of generations of local fishermen. It is believed to lurk among the deep waters of the inland caverns and blue holes that are found on Andros Island. It is reported that any encounter with this extraordinary beast almost always results in the death of whoever is unfortunate enough to wander too close to its watery lair. This extends not only to intrepid divers, but also to fisherman whose boats are yanked below, and those unwary souls who stand too close to the shoreline, as the Lusca has been known to use its deadly arms to drag even earthbound victims to their watery graves.
Josh and the team decide to try a touristy Vampire haunted house before the investigation and realize sometimes that's scarier than the real thing.
Josh talks about why sometimes slowing down during your travels is the best course of action.
Josh gives you a sneak peek as to what to expect from the Hanging Coffins investigation.


text:
Blog Archives
Roundtable Review: Vacant Face by Take Over and Destroy
Album: Take Over and Destroy – Vacant Face
Label: Comfort Point
Release Date: August 19th, 2014
Songs: 11
Length: 47 minutes
Genre: Death 'n Roll/Sludge
Studio Albums: Endless Night (2013), Rotten Tide (2011)
Location: AZ, USA
Posted in Album Reviews, Roundtable Reviews
Tags: Death n Roll, metal, Music, Prog, Reviews, Roundtable Review, sludge, Take Over and Destroy, Vacant Face
Roundtable Review: Need – Orvam: A Song For Home
Release Date: 10 Jan 2014
Songs: 7
Length: 60 Min
Genre: Progressive Metal
Studio Albums: N/A
Location: Athens, Greece
Posted in Roundtable Reviews
Tags: Need, Orvam: A Song For Home, Prog, Progressive Metal
Mammal's Top 25 In-Betweener Albums: #5 – #1
Posted by ChristopherMammal
Thus concludeth my selection of albums that couldeth be either prog rock or prog metal, as the mantis said unto the moth before eatething it. Muncheth, muncheth, went the mantis. "Ow! Verily, friggin' oweth!" wailed the moth.
This is the first time I've started a music post with a biology lesson.
Posted in Mammal's Top 25 In-Betweener Albums
Tags: Ayreon, Frost, Galahad, Haken, In-Betweener albums, metal, Music, Porcupine Tree, Prog
Tales From Bandcamp: Wimfolsfestta by Wall of the Eyeless
It's always good to keep ones ear to the underground lest one may miss out on the occasional gem that rolls on by making a cry for genuine attention yet gets smothered by the deluge of all the other bands (and many other gems) vying for your ear for a small amount of time. While wading in the sea of unsigned bands, Wall of the Eyeless screamed just loud enough to catch my ear and I'm happy I dove in to investigate the muffled cries. With their new demo album (which doesn't sound demo quality at all) Wimfolsfestta I found myself really impressed with their base of melodic death metal which is tinged with prog tendencies and blackened edges. And in the about 30 minutes the album played on I was quite engaged and all around simply enjoying the music.
Sure, it's a tad rough around the edges, but this is one band that has some nice potential and deserves a few minutes in the spotlight (though posting here on this random blog probably won't give it to them). Anywho, check the record out and if you like it toss them a few bucks or share them with someone you think might be down to enjoy the record. Peace Love and Metal!!!
One Album – Three Perspectives: A Review Dream Theater's Dream Theater
Firs the first time, A Metal State of Mind (all three of us) are reviewing one album. It's something we have never done before and thought it would be cool to get three perspectives on one album. The three of us have our favorite metal genres we gravitate to, but Dream Theater is one band we like that we all have in common. Though we do not all agree on which of their albums are the best, you will find at least one Dream Theater album on all three of our "favorite albums" lists. Therefore, it goes without saying, this is probably a good opportunity to compare our thoughts on a new album from a band that has impacted the lives of the three of us at some point in time. Dream Theater's self-titled album was released on September 23rd and here are or thoughts on their 12th studio album.
Read the rest of this entry →
Posted in Album Reviews
Tags: Dream Theater, Prog, Progressive Metal, Rush
Musings of the Heavy Metal Hippie: Quake Meat by Astra and Voyage/Paralysis by Diagonal
I haven't done one of these in a while, sorry about that. I have however came across a couple of bands that really do fit the bill for my Heavy Metal Hippie moniker quite well. Stoner psychedelic hard prog rock. Just let that glorious genre name sink in a bit. Beautiful, isn't it. You get the thick grooves of the Stoner genre, that '60s/'70s classic feel with the Psychedelic and Prog, plus the edge of hard rock. Surely some kind of witchcraft. I totally love it. It's like Camel, King Crimson, and Jefferson Airplane loaded up a spaceship with the contents of Hunter S. Thompson's car trunk and their instruments and took a voyage into the far reaches of outer space.
Both of these bands share quite a similar sound going by the songs I've heard so far, where Astra tends to have vocals in their songs and Diagonal doesn't. So if you're in the mood for some tripped out music, give these bands a shot. Enjoy!! Peace Love and Metal!!!!
Posted in Heavy Metal Hippie
Tags: Astra, Diagonal, Music, Prog, Quake Meat, Rock, Space, Stoner Rock, Voyage/Paralysis
Mini Reviews: Antigama, Cadaveria, Infinita Symphonia, Death SS
I didn't realize I was going to start off my morning being assaulted by the sounds of Antigama. I didn't know quite what to expect when I hit play and what I was exposed to was brutal to say the least. In a vein much like Napalm Death, Antigama's concoction of Grindcore comes complete with all the viciousness you should expect, but this Polish outfit has a unique flair to them…almost like Napalm Death meets Voivod, just heavier on the Grindcore. Meteor is released on 28 May 2013 and the 11 songs in its entirety conclude after about 30 minutes. The songs are short, sweet, and utterly wicked with the longest song, Turbulence, chiming in at just 3:33. It is also an instrumental song featuring some electronic and atmospheric elements. Several of the songs are utterly bone crushing such as Meteor, Fed By The Feeling, and Crystal Tune. Overall, Antigama is nothing less than uncompromising. Need a Grindcore fix? Look no further.
Posted in Album Reviews
Tags: Antigama, Cadaveria, Death SS, Hard Rock, Horror Metal, Infinita Symphonia, metal, Prog, Shock Rock, Thrash
Tales From Bandcamp: Robot Senza Nome and Other Tales (E.P. Trilogy) from Robot Monkey Arm
This interesting tidbit was sent to us some weeks ago and while not the most 'metal' thing in the world, maybe some of you out there will get a kick out of it, I know I did. Basically it's a trilogy of E.P.s by an instrumental band called Robot Monkey Arm which pay homage to great film scores like the ones you would hear in a Spaghetti Western, '70s Exploitation Flick, or cheesy Sci-Fi movie. The band doesn't do exact covers, but instead uses the atmospheres of the scores to create some cool atmospheres in their original scores. In the music you get an eclectic mix of metal, funk, prog, surf rock, chiptune, and jazz, and it's all a damn good time on each tune. My favorite of the bunch is a tune called "Cinema Vomitif" where there is this whole 'James Bond does Mortal Kombat in Hell after ingesting a couple tabs of blotter acid' feel to it.
So, if you dig movie scores, especially those of the '60s and '70s, and experimental music, do give this E.P. Trilogy a listen. And as always, if you dig it pass the good word onto your buddies and stuff. Enjoy!! Peace Love and Metal!!!
Posted in Tales From Bandcamp & Full Album Streams
Tags: Album Streams, bandcamp, Chiptune, entertainment, EP, Film Scores, Jazz, metal, Music, Prog, Robot Monkey Arm, Surf Rock
Tales From Bandcamp: Holiday in Dystopia by Lion Splicer
Some months ago NY's Lion Splicer sent us their E.P., Valkyrie, for review. Both Reggie and I agreed that they were a damn cool band, dug the raw rock and roll with hints of punk rock style, but could have used some refinement and tightening up in some areas, but the songwriting was solid and the music was damn fun. Well, Lion Splicer have just released their first full length album, Holiday in Dystopia, and I'm here to say they beefed up their quality ten-fold while maintaining that dirty and raw rock and roll sound that made their E.P. so damn groovy.
Holiday in Dystopia is a half hour of driving tunes steeped in good ol' rock and roll with hearty dashes of thrash metal, punk rock, and funk tossed in. Lots of killer leads, riffs, punky vocals, and solos brought a smile to my ears. They also added a slight prog rock element to their sound this time around giving their music a much nicer and smoother dynamic. No offense to Max, the vocalist, but my favorite tracks off the album were the 2 instrumental tunes "Forgotten City" and "Utopia in Regalia" where there is some Frank Zappa love popping up along inside the well written jams. While not perfect, Holiday in Dystopia, is a damn fun and diverse listen and shows the rapid rate that this NY duo is improving. If they follow the track they are on now, I see some big things for them in the future.
Give a listen to Holiday in Dystopia, let us know what you thought, and grab a copy for yourself, it FREE! Enjoy! Peace Love and Metal!!!
Posted in Tales From Bandcamp & Full Album Streams
Tags: Album Streams, Band Camp, Holiday in Dystopia, Lion Splicer, metal, Music, Prog, Punk, Rock
Album Review: Separate Realities by Trioscapes
How to describe this record, hmm. OK, Trioscapes, a band made up 3 insanely talented musician (Dan Briggs of BTBAM on bass, Walter Fancourt on saxophone and flute, and Matt Lynch on drums and electronics) that play a fun and crazy form of psychedelic jazz fusion progressive metal on their debut record Separate Realities. The record sounds like if you were to take Frank Zappa, Rush, late 70's early 80's era King Crimson, some famous jazz fusion artist I don't know, BTBAM, and Primus and put them in a blender with a ton of happy pills. The results come out something quite unique and very refreshing. From front to back there is never a dull moment in the time melding assaults and groove laden jazz freakouts. If you're looking for something upbeat and different to listen to, I have a feeling you will be loving this record, especially if you are a prog fan.
Posted in Album Reviews
Tags: album review, entertainment, Jazz, Jazz Fusion, metal, Music, Music Review, Prog, Progressive, Saxophone, Trioscapes


text:
10 Crisp Summer Whites
See versatile pieces to add to your warm-weather wardrobe
By Olivia Putnal
The White Choice
This sheath frock is modest but stylish. While bust darts flatter your silhouette and the length helps elongate your frame, the conservative cut keeps it completely appropriate for anything from work to Sunday services. $29.99; Chadwicks.com


text:
FREE SHIPPING on orders $90+ HASSLE FREE RETURNS!
Your Cart is Empty.
- Home
- »
- »
- Potty Chairs
BABY POTTY CHAIRS | Potty Chairs for Boys - Travel Potty Chair
BABY BASICS:Potty Chairs
Price: $78.00
Price: $78.00
Price: $78.00
Potty chairs for boys and potty chairs for girls can come in various colors and styles that will have your child's stamp of approval all over it. Taking the time to select baby potty chairs with your child can be a bonding moment and can put them in charge of their own success. Once they begin to take on the challenge of using their potty chair at home, a travel potty chair is important for those times on the go when they really have to go! Their portable style also makes it easy to tuck these in a bathroom or a closet for quick access. You can never be too prepared for what life with a child throws your way, and that is never more evident than during toilet training!
Baby potty chairs have become pieces of art with Levels of Discovery's line of potty chairs. Your little princess can sit on her thrown, which will feel like her special place. Potty chairs for boys become unique as your little boy will feel regal while using his potty chair. With a place for their picture, these personalized baby potty chairs are truly a treasure. "Potty time" is made clearer than ever with their potty chair complete with timer and clock design. Levels of Discovery have created modern furniture pieces that help your child succeed while becoming toilet trained. Their deep colors and adorable themes will make your children feel comfortable during this new phase of their life. These pieces of art act as modern pieces of furniture. They are easy to assemble and clean, and with their wooden lid and quality design, they become chairs after toilet training is done! Potty chairs for boys and girls alike can be quite versatile. With a travel potty chair by Kalencom, it can be potty time any time. With legs that lock and disposable liners, it is easy to set up this travel potty chair wherever you may be. It is compact and can fit into a purse or diaper bag, going anywhere you go and providing your son or daughter with the chance to be successful in this journey. As the modern family knows, unique touches are important at all times in your child's life, even potty time!


text:
Adult Fat Gangster Costume (ref: 22889)
- Your Price:
- £ 29.99
- Retail Price:
- £35.99
- You Save:
- £6.00 (17%)
In Stock
- Info
Product InformationThis is a Smiffys Fancy Dress Costumes product
View all Smiffys products
Adult fat gangster costume includes pinstripe mock suit jumpsuit with wire hoop to create obese look, hat and co-ordinating tie. Add accessories to complete desired look.
Party themesGangsters and Molls Costumes20s Fancy DressNew Years Eve Fancy Dress1920s Fancy Dress1920s Fancy Dress
- Sizing
Sizes for this costume are:
- Standard
- Chest size to 42"
- Waist size to 34"
- Inside Leg to 32"
- Standard
- Specs
- Material: 100% Polyester
- Packaging: Resealable PVC Bag & Header Card
- Product Suitability: Adult Specific Item - All Ages Over 15 Years
- Washing Instructions: Dry Clean Only
Have a question about this product? Why not get in touch by completing the boxes below.
Are you able to sit down while wearing this costume?
The lower half of the costume is like a pair of baggy trousers, so there should be enough room for you to sit down while wearing this outfit. We would advise sitting further forward in your chair, so that you cannot feel the wire hoop on your back.
Instagram Gallery
Got this costume? Want your photo to appear here? Tag your Instagrams with @jokersmasquerade and #jokers22889. How do I tag pics?


text:
Resources and Publications
Resource and Publication
IT has an important role to play in protecting the safety of our food supply.
Policymakers can help cloud computing flourish by creating policies that will support its development and...
The FCC broadband report delivered to Congress indicates a decline in progress towards universal broadband...
Global innovation has the potential to let all countries grow their economies but only if nations eliminate...
While the U.S. once led the world in IT R&D, in the last decade other nations have caught up, as a share...
ITIF dismantles the top ten myths in the climate change debate.
A new study shows H-1B visas for foreign professionals actually promote U.S. high tech employment.
ITIF responds to the Department of Commerce's Notice of Inquiry on the nexus between privacy policy and...
Reauthorizing the American COMPETES Act provides an opportunity for Congress to strengthen U.S. clean energy...
The FCC's Summer 2010 report on the state of mobile competition in the U.S. fails to appreciate just how...
Policymakers should focus on fostering the Internet of Things through policies that promote innovation and flexibility.
EU Guidelines for "Right to Be Forgotten" Harm Transparency and Represent a Vast Overreach on Internet Policy
New guidance for the Right to be Forgotten could have global effects.
Congress needs to pass the Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA).
Effort would invade privacy, extend government overreach, and hurt US tech companies.
The R&D credit is an essential component for US innovation and growth.
Using any form of Title II to implement net neutrality would hamper innovation and investment.
New research confirms robots aren't stealing jobs in developing countries either.
Comparisons to electricity and cable TV are off base.
The negative effects of data privacy could outweigh benefits.
We need a middle ground approach to international Internet policy.
Daniel Castro will speak at a webinar for the Association of Public Data Users on "Public Policy...
Stephen Ezell participated in a panel on Electronic Commerce and Data Privacy at the Frontiers of Economic...
Robert Atkinson presented on IT policy issues at this event sponsored by the Copenhagen Business School.
A panel of experts discusses the truths and misconceptions of the DCMA.
Stephen Ezell led a workshop on value-driven service innovation at the Said Business School.
Atkinson gave the keynote address at Tecnomanagement 2013, one of Mexico's largest technology conferences.
This event, hosted by the European Institute and the Embassy of Belgium, will analyze the use of tax reforms...
Robert Atkinson will speak on forced localization at the "Implications of Localization Barriers in the...
Robert Atkinson presented The Whole Picture: Where America's Broadband Networks Really Stand at the...
Stephen Ezell presented Winning with Innovation-Based Economic Development to the Greater Baltimore Committee...
Matthew Stepp provided testimony to the Commission to Review the Effectiveness of the National Energy...
ITIF Comments to the New York State Department of Financial Services on the Proposed BitLicense Framework
ITIF proposes comments for the New York Department of Financial Services on the BitLicense Framework.
NHTSA should hold off on a DSRC mandate until spectrum questions are resolved.
ITIF Submits Comments to the National Science Foundation Regarding a National Privacy Research Strategy
The U.S.government should support research to address pressing privacy and security concerns.
The AT&T-DirecTV merger is in the public interest.
Val Giddings testifies before the New Jersey State Assembly on GMO labeling.
Labeling legislation is driven by fear, ideology and commercial interests not on a concern for consumers or...
ITIF responds to the Administration's request for comments on the Strategy for American Innovation.
ITIF files comments on effective universal service under a new Communications Act.
ITIF argues the FCC should develop flexible regulations under section 706.
Conventional economics provides an increasingly poor guide for economic policy and should be replaced by an evolutionary economics framework.
Rob Atkinson contributed the chapter "Public Policy, Innovation and New Technologies" to the textbook "Guide to U.S. Economic Policy."
Robert Atkinson contributed the chapter "Innovation in Cities and Innovation by Cities" for the book "Creating Competitiveness: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Polices for Growth."
In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
Rob Atkinson contributed a chapter titled chapter "Who's Who in Internet Politics" for the book "The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet."
Supply-Side Follies: Why Conservative Economics Fails, Liberal Economics Falters, and Innovation Economics is the Answer
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.


text:
On Tuesday, March 11, 2014, HUC-JIR's Jack H. Skirball Campus in Los Angeles observed Founders' Day with speaker Rabbi Isaiah Zeldin, founding Dean of the College-Institute's campus in Los Angeles, and founder of Stephen S. Wise Temple in Los Angeles.
Rabbi Zeldin led students, faculty, and staff on an exciting narrative of the campus's foundation with stories imbued with spirituality, emotion, and humor. He emphasized innovation and perseverance as the key to nurturing our Jewish institutions. "We are all fundraisers," he stated, underscoring the need for each one of us working in the Jewish community to be entrepreneurial and comfortable with "asking" for support.
Dr. Joshua Holo, Dean, Jack H. Skirball Campus in Los Angeles, stated, "Few guests — if we can call Rabbi Zeldin a guest — could have been more appropriate for Founders' Day. Not only did he regale us with stories and lessons from the campus' establishment, but he also described his relationship with Stephen S. Wise himself. Rabbi Zeldin's wit and tremendous personal experience brought Founders' Day to life."
Born in New York City, Rabbi Zeldin received his B.A. from Brooklyn College and his M.A. and Ordination from the Cincinnati campus of HUC-JIR. Upon Ordination, Rabbi Zeldin became the assistant rabbi of the largest Reform congregation in New Jersey, Temple B'nai Jeshurun, now in Short Hills. In 1953, Rabbi Zeldin came to California to serve in the dual capacity of Director of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations (now URJ), Western Region, and Dean of the Los Angeles College of Jewish Studies. One year later, he became Founding Dean of the Los Angeles branch of HUC-JIR. From 1958-1963, Rabbi Zeldin served as the spiritual leader of Temple Emanuel in Beverly Hills. In early 1964, he founded the Stephen S. Wise Temple, which has become one of the largest Jewish congregations in the world. Rabbi Zeldin was also the founder of Milken Community High School, the largest full-day Jewish high school in the United States.
Founded in 1875, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion is North America's first institution of higher Jewish education and the academic, spiritual, and professional leadership development center of Reform Judaism. HUC-JIR educates men and women for service to North American and world Jewry as rabbis, cantors, educators, and nonprofit management professionals, and offers graduate programs to scholars and clergy of all faiths. With centers of learning in Cincinnati, Jerusalem, Los Angeles, and New York, HUC-JIR's scholarly resources comprise the renowned Klau Library, the American Jewish Archives, research institutes and centers, and academic publications. In partnership with the Union for Reform Judaism and the Central Conference of American Rabbis, HUC-JIR sustains the Reform Movement's congregations and professional and lay leaders. HUC-JIR's campuses invite the community to cultural and educational programs illuminating Jewish heritage and fostering interfaith and multiethnic understanding. www.huc.edu


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
Sort by: Date | Rating | Most Helpful
"Wow! This is great! I made it with nonfat mayo and raw honey. I couldn't find nonfat honey mustard salad dressing anywhere in stores so I'm very excited about this recipe! Thanks!"
"Great recipe! I made a few changes to healthify it. I used egg whites instead of eggs, splenda to replace the sugar, and unsweetened applesauce rather than butter. I did add in a little butter flavor (extract). They look, smell, and taste wonderful!"
"Yum! I made giant muffins. I used 1% milk, apple sauce instead of oil, no nuts. Also.. I accidentally used normal sugar rather than brown sugar. But they turned out great! Lower in fat.. which is great considering they're double the normal size."
"Wow. This is SO good! I made it with All egg sub. 1 tsp. each butter, and rum extract. 1 tsp. cinnamon. And a pinch of nutmeg. Also, I used half the amount of brown sugar but I put a little splenda in there too. I made this into two small loafs and got 16 servings at about 100 cals a serving and a miniscule amount of fat from the flour. They turne..."
"Scrumptious! I'm adding this to my recipe book for when I start a coffee shop."
"they were ok tasting but i've eaten better pancakes"
"Yummy and a great way to get some nutrition! I made some healthy tweaks to this by using fat-free sugar-free lime jello, and non-fat sour cream. I also left out the nuts. Subbing cucumbers for the celery works well too! Thanks!! [Photo uploaded with comment]"
"Wonderful! Beautiful presentation. These are so very yummy! Thank you so much for the recipe!! [Photo uploaded with comment]"
"This turned out great! I put this into individual serving baggies so it wasn't over eaten."


text:
Amanda Hearst took to inclement weather with ease by pairing printed pants with an open weave sweater and wedges that maneuver the city effortlessly. Take a rainy day in stride and shop the look below.
Clockwise from top: Rag & Bone sweater, $185; Zara pants, $60; J. Crew sandals, $238; Proenza Schouler bag, $1,675.
Read Next:
Is Street Style Having a Reality Check?
Thoughts on a return to authenticity.


text:
Tag Archives: information
The Science of Caring
While searching for the cause and developing a cure for Alzheimer's disease, the Fisher Center Foundation is also funding projects to support the many family members and friends who are on the front lines of caring for the more than … Continue reading
About ALZinfo.org
Education is the first step to finding a cure for Alzheimer's Disease. ALZinfo.org is a tool of the Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research Foundation to educate people about this devastating disease. The mission of the website is to educate, engage … Continue reading


text:
Many 'usual suspects' make N-R's Top 10 list
Jan 3, 2014 | 1 Comment
By The News-Register Editorial Board
Only online subscribers may access this article. Subscribe online by clicking here. Already a subscriber, please log in.
Only News-Register subscribers can access this premium content.
To subscribe, click here. Daily, weekly, monthly and annual subscriptions available; Starting at just $2.
Already an online subscriber, please sign in:
Would you like to comment on this article?
Only online subscribers may comment on articles. Click here to see how you can subscribe.
Already a subscriber, please log in
Note: Some articles do not accept comments at all.
Weather unpredictable? Really! If that be true (which it is), why do some people become enthralled with dire predictions of rising temperatures because humans (supposedly) are heating up the planet?
Ask yourself, how close to actual are the daily predictions made by forecasters? Sometimes accurate, sometimes not even close. Go a couple days in advance, and the correct ratio falls steeply.
Last year, a meteorologist complained that people were paying to much attention to the predictions made by a groundhog's activities. He explained that the groundhog had only a 37% correct ratio, so those predictions were quite faulty. But when asked, the man literally boasted that the human weather predictions 'rose' to the 38% correct category. Yet 1% less is faulty?
So, if using similar weather models to predict daily weather can only be around 40% correct, how does one put much faith in the predictions made for 30, 40, or 100 years from now? Not the wisest choice.
All the scientists with impressive credentials that study weather can make all the predictions they wish, but one big belch ( or lack of one ) from the Sun changes everything. Historical change of climate, temperatures, and life forms has a direct correlation to activities of the Sun -- and the scientists blame humans -- it's the only factor they can actual chase (and possibly control).
• We feared for our lives, officers say (3856)
• City asks homeless camp to pull up stakes (3189)
• Late effort falls short for Linfield (2647)
• Letters to the Editor - Dec. 12, 2014 (2580)
• Time for museum to look outward rather than within (2555)
• Trash company money stirs controversy (2359)
• Correction: Last week's editorial (2301)
• Season of Giving 2014 (1766)
• Bridge supports to snarl Dundee traffic (1686)
• Trash company money stirs controversy (27)
• DA rules fatal police fire justified (25)
• Letters to the Editor - Dec. 12, 2014 (10)
• Letters to the Editor - Dec. 19, 2014 (5)
• Correction: Last week's editorial (4)
• Time for museum to look outward rather than within (4)
• Farmers say landfill devastates operations (3)
• We feared for our lives, officers say (3)
• City asks homeless camp to pull up stakes (3)


text:
Friday in photosJan. 4: Elephant eats a Christmas tree, row of Myanmar houses, warming the bench
1 of 18
An elephant holds a Christmas tree at the Berlin Zoo at the launch of the annual feeding of Christmas trees in Berlin, Friday, Jan. 4, 2013. Keeper Ragnar Kuehne told reporters that today was the first day they when the elephants and some other zoo animals are fed Christmas trees after the holiday period. The trees, which have not been used and were not sold, were donated by the vendors in the area. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)
Photo by Markus Schreiber
Photo by Markus Schreiber
1 of 18
Most popular
In the community


text:
First Look: Benjamin Koldyke on Big Loveby Matt Richenthal at Comments
As previously reported, Big Love has major plans in the works for Alby on season four. Those developments will largely center around Dale...Continue Reading
As previously reported, Big Love has major plans in the works for Alby on season four. Those developments will largely center around Dale...Continue Reading
Forget Big Love spoilers and/or quotes for now. The cast of HBO's hit show would simply like to wish readers a happy holiday season. For...Continue Reading
Hold on tight, Big Love fans: co-creator Marc V. Olsen says there's a "great story" ahead for the show's closeted gay villain, Alby....Continue Reading
The official fourth season poster for Big Love serves as a warning to fans of this series and the wives of Bill Henrickson. Based on a...Continue Reading
The fourth season of Big Love premieres on January 10. While the following promo doesn't reveal any significant show spoilers, it's still...Continue Reading
Last week, Ginnifer Goodwin said that her character on Big Love "does something next season that in my own esteem is so horrible that I...Continue Reading
Ho-hum. Another season of Big Love, another wedding to plan for. Sources have confirmed that Amanda Seyfried's Sarah will be getting...Continue Reading
When Big Love returns in early 2010, it will do so with one of its most disturbing storylines yet: Viewers will learn that the parents of...Continue Reading
The new season of Big Love kicks off in January. As previously announced, Zeljko Ivanek will return to the HBO hit as J.J. - and he won't...Continue Reading
HBO has announced a premiere date for the fourth season of Big Love. The show will start airing new episodes on January 10, 2010. As...Continue Reading


text:
- Product Details
- Reviews (0)
This is a medium weight 100% cotton canvas with a medallion pattern. Ideal for upholstery, drapery and even walpaper projects.
Color: GEM
Width: 59"
Content: 100% COTTON, 100% COTTON
V Repeat: 9.00
H Repeat: 13.50
Learn about fabric careHOW TO CARE FOR COTTON FABRICS: Machine-wash warm or cold, tumble dry. Pull straight from the dryer to prevent wrinkles, or iron while damp. Prewash cotton fabrics before cutting out your pattern Mood strongly recommends test-laundering a swatch, if you plan to wash your garment or home furnishings yourself.


text:
7 Stocks Under $10 With Relative Strength
Alexza Pharmaceuticals
Alexza Pharmaceuticals (ALXA) is a pharmaceutical company focused on the research, development, and commercialization of products for the acute treatment of central nervous system conditions. This stock is trading up 14.86% to $4.56 in recent trading.
Today's Range: $4.28-$4.9952-Week Range: $2.55-$19.10 Volume: 2.7 million Three-Month Average Volume: 216,325 Shares of ALXA are soaring today after the company said it has resubmitted its application for Adasuve, which is a schizophrenic and bipolar disorder treatment. From a technical perspective, ALXA is gapping up big here back above its 50-day moving average of $4.39 with monster volume. This move is following a large gap-up on Friday that also occurred with monster volume. Traders should now look for long-biased trades once ALXA takes out today's high of $4.99 with high-volume. Look for a sustained move or close above $4.99 with volume that's near or above 216,325 shares. If we get that action soon, then ALXA could fill a previous gap-down in price from back in May that took the stock from $6 to under $4. A high-volume move above $4.99 could mean we see $6 or possibly even $7.60. Alexza shows up on a recent list of Hot Biotech Stocks Traded by Hedge Funds.
Select the service that is right for you!COMPARE ALL SERVICES
Action Alerts PLUSTry it NOW
Jim Cramer and Stephanie Link actively manage a real portfolio and reveal their money management tactics while giving advanced notice before every trade.
Product Features:
- $2.5+ million portfolio
- Large-cap and dividend focus
- Intraday trade alerts from Cramer
- Weekly roundups
TheStreet Quant RatingsTry it NOW
Only $49.95/yr
Access the tool that DOMINATES the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500.
Product Features:
- Buy, hold, or sell recommendations for over 4,300 stocks
- Unlimited research reports on your favorite stocks
- A custom stock screener
- Upgrade/downgrade alerts
Stocks Under $10Try it NOW
David Peltier, uncovers low dollar stocks with extraordinary upside potential that are flying under Wall Street's radar.
Product Features:
- Model portfolio
- Stocks trading below $10
- Intraday trade alerts
- Weekly roundups
Dividend Stock AdvisorTry it NOW
Jim Cramer's protege, David Peltier, identifies the best of breed dividend stocks that will pay a reliable AND significant income stream.
Product Features:
- Diversified model portfolio of dividend stocks
- Alerts when market news affect the portfolio
- Bi-weekly updates with exact steps to take - BUY, HOLD, SELL
Real Money ProTry it NOW
All of Real Money, plus 15 more of Wall Street's sharpest minds delivering actionable trading ideas, a comprehensive look at the market, and fundamental and technical analysis.
Product Features:
- Real Money + Doug Kass Plus 15 more Wall Street Pros
- Intraday commentary & news
- Ultra-actionable trading ideas
Options ProfitsTry it NOW
Our options trading pros provide daily market commentary and over 100 monthly option trading ideas and strategies to help you become a well-seasoned trader.
Product Features:
- 100+ monthly options trading ideas
- Actionable options commentary & news
- Real-time trading community
- Options TV


text:
Photo #: NH 41723
Sinking of USS President Lincoln,
31 May 1918
Some of President Lincoln's survivors after they were rescued. She was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-90.
This is a halftone reproduction.
U.S. Army Signal Corps Photograph, from the collections of the Naval Historical Center.
Online Image: 129KB; 740 x 605 pixels
Click on the small photograph to prompt a larger view of the same image.
If you want higher resolution reproductions than this digital image, see: "How to Obtain Photographic Reproductions."
Image posted 23 November 2005


text:
Let's Talk Turkey: Stellar Turkey Recipes for a Holiday Meal
Get an exclusive look at some of the inspiring turkey recipes featured in the e-book, Let's Talk Turkey, which is now available.
Buy the e-book for just $3.99!
Herb-Roasted Turkey
Rosemary is amazingly aromatic, but it's not the only herb that will work here; thyme or sage are stellar options as well. Pile up the leftover stems and any lemon or orange rinds you have from other recipes and stuff them into the cavity to add a little extra oomph to your bird.
Recipe: Herb-Roasted Turkey


text:
Sticky chicken with sherry, almonds & dates
By Jennifer Joyce
Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 1 hr, 5 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
Tender roasted chicken legs coated in a lip-smacking glaze - ideal for feeding a crowd
Nutrition and extra info
Additional info
- Dairy-free
- Gluten-free
- Egg-free
Nutrition info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 491
- protein
- 32g
- carbs
- 24g
- fat
- 29g
- saturates
- 7g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 22g
- salt
- 0.35g
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 8 chicken legs
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 15 garlic cloves, left whole in skin
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- 250ml sherry, such as Oloroso or Manzanilla
- zest and juice 1 lemon, plus extra zest to serve
- 50g whole blanched almonds (we used Marcona), roughly chopped
- 12 large soft dates, chopped
- 20g pack flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped
Buy Ingredients
Buy the ingredients for this recipe now via:
Want to know how this works? Read all about it here.
- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Heat 1 tbsp of the olive oil in a large frying pan. Season the chicken, then brown on all sides. Remove the chicken, place it in a large baking dish, then set aside. Add the remaining oil, the onions and garlic to the pan, then season. Fry for 10 mins until golden. Stir in the cumin, sherry and lemon zest and juice. Bring to the boil, then add the almonds, dates and half the parsley.
- Pour the sauce over the chicken. Cover with foil, then roast for 1 hr until tender, taking the foil off after 15 mins. Spoon the liquid over the chicken a couple of times during roasting. Serve piled up on a large platter with the sauce poured over, the garlic cloves, remaining parsley and some extra lemon zest.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2008
Ads by Google
Comments, questions and tips
Sign in or create your My Good Food account to join the discussion.
Show comments


text:
Cake Boss Coffee - Chocolate Cannoli, 24 Single Serve Cups
(4 reviews)
(4 reviews)
Sale Price:
List Price: $17.49
You Save: $3.52 20% off
- Applies to in-stock items only
- 3-7 business days: Wed., Dec. 17, 2pm ET
- 1-2 business days: Thurs., Dec. 18, 2pm ET
- Next business day: Fri., Dec. 19, 2pm ET
Chocolate Cannoli
A caffeinated tribute to Buddys famous chocolate cannoli a delectable mingling of creamy custard, chocolate drizzle and hints of buttery pastry.
Includes 24-10g cups.
Keurig® Compatible.


text:
The table below contains all known Mouseketeer Fun With Music Day numbers appearing in the first season of the original Mickey Mouse Club, by order of broadcast. These were at first termed "Mousekatune Specials" and introduced by a Mouseketeer with a large title card. If you find that your favorite number doesn't appear here, it might have been on Anything Can Happen Day; at least one song with a FWM Day production number wound up on a Wednesday show.
Storyline credits are assumed to be Bill Walsh, Hal Adelquist, and Roy Williams. Bob Amsberry should probably be credited for any skit for which he also wrote the song. Song credits are listed in parantheses. Where available, images and video links have been provided from the actual show. For some of the shows there is no picture or information available. Only original broadcast appearences are listed; reruns are excluded. Note that some musical numbers or photos might be incorrectly assigned to a particular show. While all shows are listed, the songs and other credits for them are incomplete.
Most of the information below was extracted from original research done by Bill Cotter, however, any errors of fact or mistakes in interpretation are my own. Quite a few photos, descriptions, and cast lists come courtesy of Rick from Dallas (RfD).
  Season 1   (1955-56)
The Friendly Farmers
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: July 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 3, 1955
  Intro: Mary Sartori
  Lead: Bob Amsberry
  Solo: Thurl Ravenscroft (voiceover)
  With: Mary S, Lonnie, Bonni, Dennis, Bronson, Tim
  Song: The Friendly Farmers (Amsberry/Marcellino)
  It's unfortunate this novelty song and dance was the first Mouseketeer number seen. Jack Gould of the NYT singled it out for derision in his review the next day, which may have caused Walt Disney to bear a grudge against Bob Amsberry.
Amsberry had made a career out of doing "animal noises" on his radio show in Portland, Oregon, before joining the Disney Studio music department in 1955. His sound effects were eclipsed by his character bits and songwriting skills in later seasons of the MMC.
The Shoe Song #1
  Prod No: 8206-???
  Filmed: May-June 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 3, 1955
  Intro: Jimmie
  Lead: Roy, Jimmie
  Solo: Bronson, Karen, Darlene, Cubby, Sharon
  With: Dennis, Bonni, Bobby, Doreen, Mike, Mark, Don
  Song: The Shoe Song (Jimmie Dodd)
  This number seemingly began in the middle, with Jimmie giving a voice-over intro. Jimmie also identifies each of the kids as they came on in costume, a nice touch rarely used in other numbers.
The Pussycat Polka
  Prod No: 8206-00?
  Filmed: June 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 10, 1955
  Intro: Nancy Abbate
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd, Ruth Carrell
  With: Billie, Mary E, Lonnie, Judy, Nancy, Dallas
  Song: Pussycat Polka (Jimmie Dodd)
  Jimmie and his wife Ruth performed this song in voiceover, while six mice danced in cat costumes. Jimmie's predeliction for cats ran counter to Walt Disney's usual feelings about felines.
This was the seventh FWM number filmed, the last in which Dallas Johann would appear, though some numbers filmed earlier with him were broadcast later.
Old MacDonald Had a Farm
  Prod No: 8206-00?
  Filmed: May-June 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 10, 1955
  Intro: Roy Williams
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd, Darlene Gillespie
  Solo: Bob Amsberry, Dennis, Mary E, Karen, Cubby
  With: Sharon, Doreen, Mike, Mark, Bonni, Don, Bobby, Bronson
  Song: Old MacDonald (trad., Jimmie Dodd, Roy Williams)
  Jimmie and the younger kids sing about unconventional animals, while the older kids explain what they are. Mary Espinosa does a bit as a Gypsy fortuneteller, while Bob Amsberry does a singing telegram deliveryman. This was the second number to be filmed.
The milkmaid costumes Darlene and Bonni wear were from character dances the girls performed before the MMC at Burch Mann's dance studio. Audition photos from April 1955 show a number of girls from Burch's studio wearing these.
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: August-September 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 17, 1955
  Intro: Cubby
  Lead: Darlene Gillespie, Tommy Cole
  Solo: Jimmie (voiceover)
  With: Bobby, Cubby
  Song: Do-Mi-So (George Bruns)
  Darlene as Mary, Mary Quite Contrary and Tommy as Little Boy Blue lead two other Mouseketeers in this swinging big-band take on Mother Goose.
I Am Not Now and Never Have Been in Love
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: August-September 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 17, 1955
  Intro: Jimmie Dodd (voiceover)
  Lead: Tommy Cole
  With: Nancy, Darlene, Annette, Doreen
  Song: I Am Not Now and Never Have Been in Love (Adair/Fine/Penner)
  (RfD) Tommy helps Nancy up after she falls, and gets teased. He sings his disclaimer about love, but a dream ballet sequence with the other three girls changes his mind.
This number marked Annette's first appearence on FWM Day outside of roll call. It would be another month before she appeared in a number again, yet already fan mail was pouring into the studio for her. Since she didn't do Circus Day or Guest Star Day shows, it seems to have been driven by her appearences on TRU Day and in daily roll call.
Animals and Clowns
  Prod No: 8206-00?
  Filmed: May-June 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 24, 1955
  Intro: Darlene (as clown)
  Lead: Billie
  Quartet: Mellomen
  With: Jimmie, Judy, Nancy, Roy, Mary E, Dallas
  Song: Animals and Clowns (Imogen Carpenter/Lenny Adelson)
  The fourth number filmed, it had very simple staging combined with voiceover vocals provided by The Mellomen. The quartet also doubled as on-camera performers playing circus bandsmen. The giraffe costume had an adult male in it, possibly Bob Amsberry. Dallas is inside the drum, which has a clear plastic front, allowing his name to be seen on his shirt (RfD).
This songwriting team worked with Judy Harriet on several of her post-MMC films and recordings.
Old MacDonald Had a Tree
  Prod No: 8206-00?
  Filmed: May-June 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 24, 1955
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd, Roy Williams
  With: Darlene, Don, Bobby, Bonni, Sharon, Karen, Mike, Dennis, Bronson
  Song: Old MacDonald Had a Tree (trad/Dodd/Williams)
  This had the same cast, staging, and storyline as the earlier Old MacDonald number. The substitution of "tree" heralded a catalog of birds instead of animals.
Old Betsy
  Prod No: 8206-00?
  Filmed: May-June 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 31, 1955
  Intro: Mary Espinosa, Roy
  Lead: Jimmie
  Solo: None
  With: Nancy, Billie, Judy, Mary E., Lonnie, Dallas
  Song: Bang Goes Old Betsy (Gil George/George Bruns)
  'Old Betsy' was the name Davy Crockett gave his rifle. Mary does the usual title card intro, then Roy "carves" a message on a tree. Jimmie sang the song, as each of the mice played an adversary dealt with by Davy's shootin' iron. The photo comes from the end of the skit, after Jimmie fires Old Betsy into the sky. Judging by the low number on the photo this was either the first or second Mouseketeer number to be filmed.
The Little Cow
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: June-August 1955
  Broadcast: Oct 31, 1955
  Intro: Roy
  Lead: Jimmie, Roy, Bobby, Bonni, Don
  With: Karen, Cubby, Sharon, Darlene, Doreen, Mark, Dennis
  Song: Green Grass Grows All Around (trad/Dodd/Baker)
  Song: Irish Washerwoman (trad/arr Buddy Baker)
  This one had a sight gag of an ever-increasing number of kids singing with Jimmie after each cutover to Roy's quick sketches, culminating in a toast to milk. It was followed by an instrumenatal bit with Bobby, Bonni, and Don as a rural romantic triangle.
Sho Jo Ji aka The Hungry Racoon
  Prod No: 8206-00?
  Filmed: May-June 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 7, 1955
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Unknown
  Duet: Frances Archer, Bevery Gile (voiceover)
  With: Billie, Nancy, Mary E, Dallas, Roy, Judy
  Song: Sho Jo Ji (trad/Archer/Gile/Walsh)
  An early number in which the kids march around with folded arms and serious expressions meant to convey oriental stoicism.
Frances Archer and Beverly Gile were folk singers who performed songs from many countries, including this Japanese children's ditty. Sho-Jo-Ji is a tanuki, called a racoon-dog in English, but for this song dubbed simply a racoon. The song was performed by Archer and Gile in voice-over with an unknown male singer.
Simple Simon #1
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: June-Aug 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 7, 1955
  Lead: Roy
  Trio: Jimmie, Bonni, Sharon
  Solo: Darlene, Bobby, Cubby, Doreen, Dennis, Bronson, Mark
  With: Karen, Don, Mike
  Song: Simple Simon (trad/Jimmie Dodd/Tom Adair)
  Jimmie, Bonni, and Sharon sing about Simple Simon's (Roy) adventures with characters at the fair. Those Mouseketeers playing solo characters had their voices dubbed by Bob Amsberry & the Mellomen.
Humphrey Hop
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 14, 1955
  Intro: Bonni
  Lead: None
  Voiceover: Unknown
  With: Roy, Unknown
  Song: Humphrey Hop (Dawes Butler/George Bruns)
  Big Bear Roy makes six smaller bears clean-up the woods while he naps. The bears start dancing to music; as the dance progresses the smallest two exit off stage. When big bear wakes, he growls at the unfinished chore. Instrumental dance number, with a few voiceover lines at start and end.
During filming the crew reportedly broke for lunch and left the kids trapped in their costumes. By the next season the producers realized it made no sense to hire photogenic kids then stick them into full body costumes with masks.
Orange in the Orchard
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Jul-Aug 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 14, 1955
  Intro: Roy
  Lead: Jimmie, Roy
  Duet: Bonni, Bobby
  With: Red Team Chorus
  Song: Green Grass Grows All Around (trad/Dodd/Baker)
  This "Green Grass Grows #2" pushed OJ instead of milk. The sight gag from first time was reversed, with a decreasing number of mice singing with Jimmie in-between cutovers to Roy's sketches. Bobby and Bonni do a fast acrobatic swing dance while filling bushels in the orange grove before raising the ire of Farmer Roy.
Roy at the Dike aka Boy at the Dike
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Jul-Aug 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 21, 1955
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Roy, Jimmie
  With: Lee, Bonni, Bronson, others
  Song: Clippity-Clop (Marcellino/Amsberry)
  Very little information on this other than what can be gleaned from the few photos available. One of the very few FWM numbers in which John Lee Johann appeared.
The Bob Amsberry-Muzzy Marcellino song, also known as Roy at the Dike on Disney records, was heavily revised for a third season Talent Roundup Day number called Jeanette's Wooden Shoes, performed by Linda Hughes.
Painting Aunt Polly's Fence
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Jul-Aug 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 21, 1955
  Lead: Jimmie
  Solo: Cubby, Lonnie, Don, Mark, Mike
  Song: Painting Aunt Polly's Fence (Gil George/Paul Smith)
  Jimmie as Tom Sawyer gets the other boys to pay him for the privilege of white-washing Aunt Polly's fence.
All-guy numbers were rare on the MMC. All-female numbers were equally rare; the show's writers tried to balance the genders. Where the storylines called for only masculine characters (as they sometimes did) it was common practice to dress some of the girls up in male attire. The opposite situation never occurred with Mouseketeer guys; there was no drag on the MMC except for guest star Willie Krall.
Mickey Mouse Mambo
  Prod No: 8206-021
  Filmed: Jul-Aug 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 28, 1955
  Lead: Jimmie
  Band: George Bruns, other adults
  With: Mary Sartori, Johnny, other mice
  Song: Mickey Mouse Mambo (Dodd/arr Pietro Deiro Jr)
  Musician-composer and music publisher Pietro Deiro Jr reworked Jimmie's Mickey Mouse Club March into a mambo version. Jimmie and other Disney musicians played the piece while the Mouseketeers provided the dancing. The Lennon Sisters later recorded this version for Lawrence Welk.
This set was reused in part for the second season Get Acquainted Calypso with spelling corrected to "VooDoo" on the hut's sign.
I'm a British Grenadier
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Jul-Aug 1955
  Broadcast: Nov 28, 1955
  Lead: Bob Amsberry
  Solo: Bronson, Darlene, Lonnie, Doreen, Johnny, Roy
  Song: I'm a British Grenadier (Amsberry/Marcellino)
  Palace sentry Bob sings while he stands guard. 'Prentice lads and lasses try to make him smile, but it takes an obnoxious tourist (Roy) to accomplish it.
Bob Amsberry and composer Muzzy Marcellino collaborated on a half-dozen songs during the show's first season. For later seasons Bob worked most frequently with Franklyn Marks, whose main role was as pianist for Mouseketeer live shows and rehearsals.
A Cowboy Needs a Horse
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Sep 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 5, 1955
  Lead: Dennis Day
  With: Unknown
  Song: A Cowboy Needs a Horse (Paul Howard/William Mills)
  (RfD) This was a "dream sequence" number, with only Dennis visible; the other Mouseketeers were in cactus costumes.
This number actually predates the release of the Disney animated short of the same name. It was meant to dovetail with publicity for the short, which was directed by Bill Justice. Besides recruiting Jimmie Dodd, Justice was involved with the MMC thru demonstrating animation for the occasional series Karen in Kartoonland.
Simple Simon #2
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Sep 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 5, 1955
  Lead: Roy
  Trio: Jimmie, Karen, Cubby
  Solo: Nancy, Lonnie, Doreen, Bobby, Annette, Bronson, Darlene
  With: Don, Mike, Johnny
  Song: Simple Simon (trad/Jimmie Dodd/Tom Adair)
  Same storyline as the first version of this number, with voiceovers by the Mellomen for those Mouseketeers playing characters.
Get Busy
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Sep 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 12, 1955
  Lead: Jimmie
  With: Bobby, Karen, Cubby, and others
  Song: Get Busy (Jimmie Dodd/Tom Adair)
  This was a song about helping out your parents by getting involved with doing household chores.
The Shoe Song #2
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Sep 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 12, 1955
  Quartet: Jimmie, Annette, Johnny, Mike
  With: Nancy, Sharon, Doreen, Darlene, Lonnie, Bobby, Don, Karen
  Song: The Shoe Song (Jimmie Dodd)
  Thanks to Rick from Dallas for providing information and a photo from this number.
Be Sure You're Right
  Prod No: 8206-008
  Filmed: June 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 19, 1955
  Lead: Jimmie
  With: Judy, Lonnie, others
  Song: Be Sure You're Right (Fess Parker/Buddy Ebsen)
  Song: Polly, You Are My Love (George Bruns/Tom Blackburn)
  Lonnie plays a young Davy Crockett who encounters an equally young Native American chief (played by an unknown Mouseketeer), while Jimmie as the adult Davy serenades Judy. This was filmed early in the show's production but not broadcast until later in the season.
The Crockett craze ebbed as fast as it rose; by the time the MMC reached the air it was already receding.
Hi To You
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 19, 1955
  Lead: Jimmie, Karen, Johnny
  With: Bonni and others
  Song: Hi To You (Dodd/Gyldmark/Skaarup)
  (RfD) This number was based on a Scandinavian folk song, sung by the leads, with the other mice pretending to skate around an ice pond.
The song had several incarnations on the MMC and elsewhere. Composed by Danish musicians, Jimmie gave it new lyrics emphasizing wintertime fun. The song was then reworked by Sid Miller for the second-season Talent Roundup roll call. Somewhere along the way the Lennon Sisters recorded yet another version for the Lawrence Welk show.
Roy, Roy, Quick on the Draw
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 26, 1955
  Lead: Roy Williams, Jimmie Dodd
  With: Bonni, Dennis, Bronson, Tim, Mary Sartori, Mark, Don, Lonnie
  Song: Roy, Roy, Quick on the Draw (Amsberry/Marcellino)
  Bad-guy Roy-Roy is a quick-draw graffiti artist whose gun has black chalk in the barrel. Jimmie is the sheriff, whose gun holds an eraser.
The song was given a quick reprise by Annette and Jimmie Dodd in the following number, shown the same day.
Ten Little Indians
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Dec 26, 1955
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd, Annette, Roy Williams
  With: Lonnie, Doreen, Bobby, Cubby, Karen, Darlene, others
  Song: Ten Little Indians (Trad/Bob Amsberry/Muzzy Marcellino)
  A two part skit, with Annette and Jimmie doing a unrelated opening, possibly tacked on to the original number as an early acknowledgement of Annette's fan mail. Focus then shifted to the number, before returning to Jimmie and Annette for the closing with a brief rendtion of Roy, Roy, Quick on the Draw.
There were easily ten Mouseketeer boys on the lot at this time, but as was typical practice a number of girls were outfitted as braves.
Cool, Calm, and Collected
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Jan 16, 1956
  Lead: Unknown
  With: Unknown
  Song: Cool, Calm, and Collected (Bob Amsberry/Muzzy Marcellino)
  There's no photos or information available about the content of this number. It marked a resumption of original broadcasting after two weeks of reruns during early January 1956.
Cooking with Minnie Mouse
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Jan 16, 1956
  Intro: Cliff Edwards
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd, Ruth Carrell
  With: Bobby, Darlene, Doreen, Annette, Nancy
  Song: Cooking with Minnie Mouse (Ruth Carrell/Jimmie Dodd)
  Jimmie and Ruth come on stage dressed as chefs and sing the prologue. The camera then shifts to Chef Bobby and the four girls who dance and bake cookies while Ruth continues to sing in voiceover.
Terrific little number, well-staged by director Dik Darley. Choreographer Burch Mann and arranger Buddy Baker threw touches of An American in Paris (1951) into the action. As with so many of these numbers Buddy Baker's musical arrangements really made the whole thing come alive.
The Village Blacksmith
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Jan 23, 1956
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Unknown
  With: Bonni, Lonnie, others
  Song: The Village Blacksmith (Gil George/Paul Smith)
  No information on this, though it seems likely Roy would have played the title character.
The Pencil Song
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Jan 23, 1956
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd
  With: Unknown
  Song: The Pencil Song (Jimmie Dodd)
  Jimmie Dodd was looking for work when his friend Bill Justice suggested he try out at Disney. They belonged to Roy Rogers' Hollywood Christian group, and also played tennis together. Bill told Jimmie the studio was looking for a song about a pencil. Jimmie wrote the song overnight and performed it the next day for producer Bill Walsh. Walsh knew Jimmie would be perfect for the MMC, but he also knew his boss had to have the idea first. So he arranged for Jimmie to perform the song for Walt Disney, who immediately suggested Jimmie be cast for the MMC.
When I Grow Up
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Jan 30, 1956
  Intro: None
  Solo: Darlene Gillespie
  With: None
  Song: When I Grow Up (J. Francis Burke/Jimmie Dodd)
  Darlene's signature song was the only FWM Day number throughout the show's entire run to feature a solo performer. Composer Sonny Burke and Jimmie Dodd probably wrote this sentimental ballad with Darlene's voice in mind; her singing had an especially poignant quality in her teenage years.
Mixed-Up Mother Goose
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Jan 30, 1956
  Intro: None
  Lead: Unknown
  With: Doreen
  Song: Unknown
  Aside from the one photo, there's no information on this show
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Feb 6, 1956
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd
  With: Don, Mary Sartori, Bonni, Bobby, Lonnie, Annette
  Song: Mousekedance (Jimmie Dodd)
  Don and Mary get dance help from Jimmie and the other kids.
Song of the South
  Prod No: 8206-053
  Filmed: Sept 15, 1955
  Broadcast: Feb 6, 1956
  Intro: Johnny
  Solo: Jimmie, Mike, Sharon, Doreen, Bobby
  With: Karen, Cubby, Annette, Darlene, Judy
  Song: How Do You Do?
  Song: Sooner or Later
  Song: Zip-a-dee Doo Dah
  Tie-in to re-release of Song of the South (1946) during 1956. Johnny introduces each act. Mike, Sharon, Doreen, and Bobby handle the first song, Karen and Cubby do a soft-shoe dance to the second, while Jimmie and Mousekatrio of Darlene, Judy and Annette sing the third.
Animal Alphabet
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: August 1955
  Broadcast: Feb 13, 1956
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd
  Trio: Nancy, Bobby, Sharon
  With: Mary Sartori, Darlene, Annette, others
  Song: Unknown
  No information on this number is available; the photos and cast list are only a guess
Fun with Music
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Aug-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Feb 20, 1956
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Unknown
  With: Unknown
  Song: Fun with Music (M.David/J.Livingston/J.Dodd/Hoffman)
  Nothing is known about this number except the name of the song. It was replaced for the second season by a different song of the same name written by Sid Miller and Tom Adair.
Mack David and Jerry Livingston later wrote many TV theme songs for Warner Brothers shows (Maverick, 77 Sunset Strip, Hawaiian Eye).
Mousegetar Music Lesson
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Sept 1955
  Broadcast: Feb 20, 1956
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Jimmie
  Guitars: Darlene, Judy, Annette
  Dancers: Sharon, Bobby
  With: Mary E, Lee, Mary S, Don, Mark
  Song: Unknown
  (RfD) This was a behind the scenes glimpse of Mouseketeers relaxing; the three girls get a guitar lesson from Jimmie, while other mice do their own thing. Perhaps a commercial tie-in to the licensed marketing of the Mousegetar.
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Sept 1955
  Broadcast: Feb 27, 1956
  Intro: Unknown
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd
  With: Annette, Mark, others
  Song: Hiawatha (Gil George/Jimmie Dodd)
  There's no information on this number, other than Jimmie plays the title role, while mice portray woodland creatures Hiawatha meets in Longfellow's poem.
Though it looks like one of the earliest productions with the animal face cutouts, this was actually filmed later in the first season.
Johnny Appleseed
  Prod No: 8206-0??
  Filmed: Sep-Oct 1955
  Broadcast: Feb 27, 1956
  Lead: Jimmie Dodd
  Solo: Cubby, Tommy
  With: Judy, Annette, Karen, Roy
  Song: The Lord is Good To Me (Kim Gannon/Walter Kent)
  Song: The Pioneer Song (Kim Gannon/Walter Kent)
  Song: The Apple Song(Kim Gannon/Walter Kent)
  Several brief songs and two scene changes make this a skit as opposed to the usual first season standalone numbers. The songs all come from the Disney animated short of the same name.
According to one MMC crew member there was a short transition from Dik Darley's direction to Sid Miller's when both men were on the set. This skit certainly has the hallmarks of Sid Miller's tenure, though the director credit isn't known.
Fun with Music Day: Mouseketeer Musical Numbers
The table below contains all known Mouseketeer Fun With Music Day numbers appearing in the first season of the original Mickey Mouse Club, by order of broadcast. These were at first termed "Mousekatune Specials" and introduced by a Mouseketeer with a large title card. If you find that your favorite number doesn't appear here, it might have been on Anything Can Happen Day; at least one song with a FWM Day production number wound up on a Wednesday show.


text:
« prev
next »
Tragedy Strikes Presidium Cellar
06 Sep 12
Last Friday was set to be a day of festivities in the small mountain village of Charmey, situated in the heart of the Swiss region of Gruyère in the Fribourg Canton. However, as the community prepared to inaugurate the new cheese cellar "Caves d'Alpage de la Tzintre", which had just welcomed its first rounds of Vacherin Fribourgeois, one of 22 Swiss Slow Food Presidia projects, tragedy struck.
To the shock of the village, an explosion on the eve of the celebrations caused the building to catch fire while workers were still busy with the final preparations. Four workers were seriously injured and one died.
The fire, which according to the newspaper Le Matin was caused by a
gas leak, was quickly put out by the fire brigade. President of the Fribourg Cooperative of Alpine Cheese Producers André Remy says that while it is too early to understand the extent of the damage, it is undoubtedly significant, but of course "the material consequences are nothing in the face of loss of human life."
While the community awaits news on the condition of the four injured people, Remy was able to confirm on Monday that the wheels of Gruyère and Vacherin, around 7,000 cheeses according to his estimation, have been preserved. The cellar fan is not working, but for now the temperature and the weather is favorable to maintaining a suitable environment.
Slow Food and the Slow Food Foundation for Biodiversity express our deepest condolences to the community and affected families.
Search the Slow Stories archive
Feeding the World, Organically
23/12/2014 | An analysis of the debate on organic food and farming that broke out recently in Italy...
12 Months of Slow Food
17/12/2014 | As 2014 comes to a close, we take a look back at some of the highlights...
Slow Food Almanac 2014 Online
17/12/2014 | Download our annual publication presenting the concrete projects that we are putting into action around the...
A Berlinale Award for Carlo Petrini and Alice Waters
16/12/2014 | Berlin Film Festival to present the Camera award during the 65th edition of the festival...
Video: Terra Madre Day on the International Space Station!
09/12/2014 | Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti sends a video message from space on Terra Madre Day…
@ 2014 Slow Food - All rights reserved - C.F. 91008360041 - Powered by Blulab


text:
A most impressive national park!
Advantages: Stunning place with great historical and geographical significance
Disadvantages: Tour is expensive
...The Thingvellir (or Þingvellir) National Park in Iceland has a long and distinguished history. The Icelandic Parliament was established there in AD 930, remaining there until 1789. The Thingvellir National Park was founded in 1930 to protect the remains of this site and also the natural aspects of the area. The Parliament helped to forge a common cultural heritage and national identity among...
30.09.2011 06:34 ·
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
Review of Thingvellir National Park
New Zealand's majestic national park
Advantages: Pristine scenery, stunningly clear air,
Disadvantages: None really
...New Zealand's highest mountain is a set of three icy peaks, the highest being 3754m above sea level, dominant in the tussocky McKenzie Country in the South Island.
Mount Cook is the central point of the Aoraki Mount Cook National Park and it's also prominent in the Southern Alps, grand to view when you drive along the Tekapo to Twizel long straight roads, or alongside the hydro canal which...
23.02.2006 00:03 ·
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful
Review of Mt Cook National Park (New Zealand)
The first National Marine Park in the Indian Ocean
Advantages: A unique habitat for wildlife
Disadvantages: In a remote part of the world
...The Sainte Anne Marine National Park comprises of six separate islands that are located about 5 kilometres off the island of Mahe, the largest of the Seychelles islands. These six islands are Sainte Anne, Cerf Island, Île Cachée, Round Island, Long Island and Moyenne Island. This was the first Marine Park to be established in the Indian Ocean.
In June 2013 during my visit to the Seychelles we...
18.08.2013 12:08 (18.08.2013 12:10) ·
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
Review of Ste Anne Marine National Park, Sainte Anne Island
© 2014 Shopping Guide GmbH


text:
Update posted June 19, 2008: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently released new recommendations about the use of heart tests–including an electrocardiogram (ECG)–for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) before starting treatment with stimulant drugs. The AAP currently recommends that children with ADHD have a thorough patient history, family history, and physical exam before starting treatment with stimulant drugs. The AAP does not recommend that children have an ECG unless the patient history, family's history, or physical examination raises concerns. Parents with questions or concerns about the use of ECGs should consult their child's pediatrician.
Almost all children have times when their behavior veers out of control. They may speed about in constant motion, make noise nonstop, refuse to wait their turn, and crash into everything around them. At other times they may drift as if in a daydream, failing to pay attention or finish what they start.
However, for some children, these kinds of behaviors are more than an occasional problem. Children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have behavior problems that are so frequent and severe that they interfere with their ability to live normal lives.
The following are some common questions parents have about ADHD.
ADHD continues into adulthood in most cases. However, by developing their strengths, structuring their environments, and using medication when needed, adults with ADHD can lead very productive lives. In some careers, having a high-energy behavior pattern can be an asset.
The number of children who are being treated for ADHD has risen. It is not clear whether more children have ADHD or more children are being diagnosed with ADHD. Also, more children with ADHD are being treated for a longer period. ADHD is now one of the most common and most studied conditions of childhood. Because of more awareness and better ways of diagnosing and treating this disorder, more children are being helped. It may also be the case that school performance has become more important because of the higher technical demand of many jobs, and ADHD frequently interferes with school functioning.
Teachers are often the first to notice behavior signs of possible ADHD. However, only physicians can prescribe medications to treat ADHD. The diagnosis of ADHD should follow a careful process.
When taken as directed by a doctor, there is no evidence that children are getting high on stimulant drugs such as methylphenidate and amphetamine. At therapeutic doses, these drugs also do not sedate or tranquilize children and do not increase the risk of addiction.
Stimulants are classified as Schedule II drugs by the US Drug Enforcement Administration because there is abuse potential of this class of medication. If your child is on medication, it is always best to supervise the use of the medication closely. Atomoxetine and guanfacine are not Schedule II drugs because they don't have abuse potential, even in adults.
People with ADHD are naturally impulsive and tend to take risks. But those patients with ADHD who are taking stimulants are not at greater risk and actually may be at a lower risk of using other drugs. Children and teenagers who have ADHD and also have coexisting conditions may be at higher risk for drug and alcohol abuse, regardless of the medication used.
topic landing page
© Copyright 2009 American Academy of Pediatrics. All rights reserved.


text:
Downsizing brewery and bar.
If it is still listed, it is still available.
Everything is used, but well maintained (except the freezer which is broke).
Will ship small items if not gone in 1 week.
2 - 5 gallon ball lock Corny kegs with quick disconnects - $30 each (pending sale)
1 - 20# Beer gas, almost full, with regulator - $125 (sale pending)
1 - Stout faucet (brass), shank - $50 (now on ebay)
2 - Valterra Rocket RV pump (for real/cask ale) - $20 each
1 - .5# regulator (to blanket cask ale) - $10
1 - Broken Chest freezer holds 8+ kegs (scrap or ferment chamber)- Free
Several - 1 Gallon jugs - $2
Several - Glass carboys (with airlock and stopper) 5 gallon - $20 6 gallon $25 (6 gallons sale pending)
Other small items, some free.
Various specialty grains several to choose from - $1#
I'm interested in the 4 way manifold if you part it out. It should fit in a flat rate box so shipping shouldn't be a problem.
Ill take the kegs if you will ship.
PM sent on the perlicks
also interested in perlicks, next in line I guess
Not going to ship anything at this point, unless you want multiple items.
not shipping kegs at all.
PM sent on MULTIPLE items that will EASILY fit in a flat rate box. I left my number for quicker communication. lemme know!
I will take the temp controller, a few 6 gallon carboys, a ball lock too. I am in Albany too.
Shoot me a pm with a price
PM'ed on multiple items.


text:
Current Items of Interest
Grooming the Pet Hungarian Pumi, Part 1: Setting the Body Pattern, Tail, Feet Legs
Kendra Otto shows you how to groom this rustic coated breed. The biggest difference with a Pumi over other breeds - is it should appear 'messy'. For most stylists, this goes against our grain. We want things neat and tidy. A dog with velvet scissor work. With this breed, a polished finish is NOT what you are after. Kendra shows you how to get the correct look on this adorable pet Pumi.
In this session, she shows you how to clipper cut the pet Pumi to get the correct look for breed profile. Kendra does a fabulous job explaining her tool selection for this coat type.


text:
Remember that spy versus spy meltdown in LL Bean? It gets worse and it gets worse fast. We are preparing or better yet, you have blinked and missed the news report on World Youth Day.
We are heading there now. If you reading it...we are hopefully returning home. In any case, I will log my travel diary soon but for now just enjoy the adventures of getting there. That's half the journey.
When I agreed to go to WYD, I really didn't anticipate the stress or the level of effort required to get to Mission. So yeah I agreed only to be faced with a lovely invoice for my parish to the tune of over $150,000. That's the kids I go to church with.
Needless to say God provides and we are seeing that everyday. I watched kids hustle by selling brownies, cakes, pies, babysit, wash cars, paint, move furniture, build houses, wait tables, sell t-shirts/jewelry/calendars, and everything else under the sun to get to the Mission.
I have watched my friends plan galas, seen my confessor write a play (no joke - who knew priests had it in them), I have hustled to get baskets and other auction items to the right people, asked coworkers to buy raffle tickets, sell my possessions, all the in the name of something greater.
I chose to got to WYD not to reaffirm my vocation of marriage but to really see the tangible loaves and fishes in my life (Jesus feeding 5,000 men). Trust me it happens and when it does it is amazing.
I'm a DC married professional with all the benefits of being fabulous, fun times all while trying to juggle work and life. Its a random lifestyle blog of thoughts, concepts,and things that irk me -why else to start one?
About Me
- Skywalker
- Washington, DC, United States
- A funny, uptight, lovable DC wife who loves her crazy husband, her kids, her family, her friends, and her faith.
Friday, August 16, 2013
WYD. Planning. Going Insane. And Being Blessed.
Labels: 2013, Adventures with the hubs, Catholicism, Travel
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
- The Guardian's 10 Best Albums incl. Sturgill, Tami Neilson, Jason Eady
- Hear Unreleased Joe Ely and Linda Ronstadt duet "Where Is My Love"
- If You Missed It: Willie Nelson and Billy Joe Shaver on Letterman
- NPR Tiny Desk Concert with Lucinda Williams
- Titles from Willie, Hank Williams, Bob Wills Headed to Grammy Hall of Fame
- Hear New Joe Pug Song "If Still It Can Be Found"
- Houston Press: Is Country Music Ready For Sturgill Simpson?
- Blitzen Trapper Releases Free Live Album
- Eric Church's "The Outsiders" Goes Platinum
- Fatal South by Southwest Crash Brings First Wave of Lawsuits
- New Song from Cody Canada and the Departed "Easy"
- Flaco Jimenez to receive Lifetime Grammy Award
- Country Weekly's Top 10 Albums Incl. Sturgill, Old Crow, Billy Joe Shaver
- Nashville Scene Rips Into American Country Countdown Awards
- Ardent Studios Founder John Fry Dies at 69
- Windowing New Music May Not Goose Sales, Study Shows
- Engineer and Producer John Hampton Dies
- Famous Nashville Backup Singer Millie Kirkham Dies at 91
- Proof How Much The Music Industry Has Changed In The Last Ten Years
- NY Times' Jon Caramanica's Top 10 Albums Includes Sturgill Simpson
- Galleywinter's Favorites of 2014
Leave a comment
Support SCM and start
your Amazon shopping here
Recent Comments
- LucyStag on Saving Country Music's Best Videos of 2014
- Harriett on American Aquarium Named "Most Active" Act of 2014 by Bandsintown
- Topher on Tami Neilson Positively Dazzles with New "Dynamite!" Album
- MudSlobber on Jawga Boyz Reinforce Negative Stereotypes in "Mud Jugs"
- MudSlobber on Jawga Boyz Reinforce Negative Stereotypes in "Mud Jugs"


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
Sort by: Date | Rating | Most Helpful
"I used fresh Gulf shrimp (because I had it) and asiago because I had no parmesan on hand. I initially chose this recipe because I had no white wine and no time to go to the store. The flavor of the vermouth was surprisingly good. I really appreciate this creative recipe. It is super yummy, elegant and simple and quick to fix."
"This simple recipe was absolutey delicious! It utilizes ingredients that are in everyone's pantry, took only minutes, and made the house smell fabulous too. We will be enjoying this often. Five stars! Thanks for posting!"
"This recipe got RAVES from our guests! I used what remained of the FABULOUS peppercorn sauce on steaks the next day.NOTE: The onions in the sauce require a lot more time to become translucent and reduction also takes longer."


text:
Kapadokya Lodge Country Club Hotel, Cappadocia
Rooms: 146
Reviews - Kapadokya Lodge Country Club Hotel
Read 21 additional reviews of Kapadokya Lodge Country Club Hotel at TripAdvisor.
Want to see more hotels? View all hotels in Cappadocia
Top Local Tips for Cappadocia
Muskara Travel Agency |Plan your adventure with Cappadocia Tours, your personal consultant for Turkey. Started in Cappadocia and now expending its service web in all country, and soon getting international, specializing in customized escorted tours. Our approach will provide opportunities to meet locals live in their daily routine as well as traditional events. You will be taken to deep Turkey, like Cappadocia, off the beaten trail, to the mountain villages where the life goes in the same pace as thousands of years ago. Accommodation is in selected hotels with charm, representing the character of the area you visit. The warmth of your hosts will make a big difference to your look at the region. We arrange historical restored castles or monasteries, Ottoman palaces and cave hotels.
MUSKARA TRAVEL AGENCY IN TURKEY turkey tours, cappadocia tours, turkey, cappadocia, istanbul, ephesus, ankara, pamukkale, bodrum, map, travel, tour, tours, private, group, antalya tours, cappadocia balloon, turkey hotels, greece, egypt, jordan, israel, sightseeing, rent a car, cave hotel, highlights, biblical, gamirasu, cruise turkey, tailormade, honeymoon, adventure, turkey package tours, guide, sultanahmet, bosphorus, goreme, highlights, biblical,
- (hotels)
- (hotels)
Hotels Near Kapadokya Lodge Country Club Hotel
- Hotel Peri Tower Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 24.2 km / 15.1 mi
- Stone Mansion Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 25 km / 15.5 mi
- AltInoz Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 25.7 km / 16 mi
- Cappadocia Cave Resort & Spa Hotel Nevsehir, Turkey Distance: 31.5 km / 19.5 mi
- Goreme Ottoman House Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 36.9 km / 22.9 mi
- YIltok Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 32.6 km / 20.3 mi
- Anatolian Houses Hotel Goreme, Turkey Distance: 33 km / 20.5 mi
- CCS Cappadocia Cave Suites Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 33.7 km / 20.9 mi
- Goreme House Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 35.5 km / 22 mi
- The Village Cave Hotel Avanos, Turkey Distance: 35.8 km / 22.2 mi
- Gamirasu Cave Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 41.7 km / 25.9 mi
- Surban Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 39.5 km / 24.5 mi
- Yusuf Yigitoglu Konagi Cave Hotel Urgup, Turkey Distance: 39.5 km / 24.6 mi
- Selcuklu Evi Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 39.6 km / 24.6 mi
- Cappadocia Palace Hotel Cappadocia, Turkey Distance: 40 km / 24.9 mi


text:
Health Care Satellite Account
BEA is in the midst of a multiyear project to improve the way we measure health-care spending throughout the U.S. economy. Our goal is to develop a set of statistics that will provide a broad look at how much Americans spend on medical care, as well as a more detailed view over time.
Importantly, in this satellite account we redefine the commodity provided by the health-care sector as "treatment of disease" and group expenditures related to disease episodes, thus allowing insight into household consumption of care to treat specific diseases or ailments. This is an important shift from how health-care spending is currently measured.
In our new Health Care Satellite Account, specific costs associated with a treatment for a disease, such as cancer, will be grouped together and classified as a household consumption. Currently, different elements of cancer treatment are accounted for separately in different spending categories. For example, inpatient surgeries are recorded as part of hospital services, and prescription drugs are included in pharmaceutical preparations. The new account also will provide information on how much people spend on specific diseases based on the region of the country in which they receive treatment.
All this data will be helpful to researchers, businesses, and policymakers in the effort to better assess returns on medical-care spending. Information flowing from this new account also has potential implications for measuring inflation and productivity in the health-care sector.
As part of this project, BEA staff are researching important questions, including:
- What's the best method for determining treatment groupings and which treatments should be included in a specific disease category?
- What are the relative merits of data sources currently available for this purpose? What advantages do large claims databases offer beyond what's available in existing government surveys?
- How can we best account for the impact of new technologies on patient outcomes? What methods are currently available for this purpose?
Publications and Working Papers
- National Accounting - Methodology and Application
- Toward a Health Care Satellite Account (PDF)
Ana Aizcorbe, Bonnie Retus, and Shelly Smith
Survey of Current Business, May 2008
- A Reconciliation of Health Care Expenditures in the National Health Expenditure Accounts and in Gross Domestic Product. (PDF)
Caitlin (CMS), Hartman (CMS), Kornfeld (BEA)
Survey of Current Business, September 2010
- Household Consumption Expenditures for Medical Care: An Alternate Presentation (PDF)
Ana Aizcorbe, Eli B. Liebman, David M. Cutler, and Allison B. Rosen
Survey of Current Business, June 2012
- Recent Research on Disease-Based Price Indexes: Where Do We Stand? (PDF)
Ana Aizcorbe
Survey of Current Business, July 2013
- Measurement Price and Utilization Growth
- Do Physicians Possess Market Power?
Abe Dunn and Adam Hale Shapiro
Journal of Law and Economics vol. 57, no. 1 (February 2014):159-193.
- Implications of Utilization Shifts on Medical-Care Price Measurement.
Abe Dunn, Eli Liebman and Adam Hale Shapiro (2014).
Health Economics.
doi: 10.1002/hec.3036
- Medical Care Expenditure Indexes for the US, 1980-2006
Ana Aizcorbe and Tina Highfill
Paper presented at the Society of Economic Measurement conference, Aug 2014.
- Defining Disease Episodes and the Effects on the Components of Expenditure Growth (PDF)
Abe Dunn, Eli Liebman, Lindsey Rittmueller, and Adam Shapiro
BEA Working Paper (WP2014-4)
- A Regression-Based Medical Care Expenditure Index for Medicare Beneficiaries (PDF)
Anne E. Hall, Tina Highfill
BEA Working Paper (WP2013-4)
- Decomposing Medical-Care Expenditure Growth (PDF)
Abe Dunn, Eli Liebman, and Adam Hale Shapiro
BEA Working Paper (WP2012-10)
- Implications of Utilization Shifts on Medical-Care Price Measurement (PDF)
Abe Dunn, Eli Liebman, and Adam Hale Shapiro
Health Economics, Forthcoming
- Developing a Framework for Decomposing Medical-Care Expenditure Growth: Exploring Issues of Representativeness (PDF)
Abe Dunn, Eli Liebman, and Adam Hale Shapiro
Forthcoming in Measuring Economic Sustainability and Progress, NBER Book Series Studies in Income and Wealth. Dale Jorgenson, Steven Landefeld, and Paul Schreyer, eds.
- Changing Mix of Medical Care Services: Stylized Facts and Implications for Price Indexes. (PDF)
Ana Aizcorbe and Nicole Nestoriak
Journal of Health Economics, 30 (3): 568-574 (May 2011)
BEA Working Paper (WP2010-08)
- Medical Care Price Indexes for Patients with Employer-Provided Insurance: Nationally-Representative Estimates from MarketScan Data. (PDF)
Abe Dunn, Eli B. Liebman, Sarah Pack, Adam Shapiro
Health Services Research, October 2012.
- Alternative Price Indexes for Medical Care: Evidence from the MEPS Survey.
Aizcorbe, Bradley (BLS), Herauf, Kane, Liebman, Pack, Rozental (BLS)
BEA Working Paper (WP2011-01)
- Price Indexes for Prescription Drugs: A Review of the Issues. (PDF)
Ana Aizcorbe and Nicole Nestoriak
In The Oxford Handbook of the Economics of the Biopharmaceutical Industry, Danzon and Nicholson, eds. March 2012
- Drug Innovations and Welfare Measures Computed from Market Demand: The Case of Anti-Cholesterol Drugs. (PDF) (Article Summary | PDF)
Abe Dunn
American Economic Journal: Applied Economics , 4 (3): 167-89 (July 2012)
BEA Working Paper (WP2010-15)
- Prices and UtilizationRegional Differences
- Health Insurance and the Demand for Medical Care: Instrumental Variable Estimates Using Health Insurer Claims Data (PDF)
Abe Dunn
BEA Working Paper (WP2014-03)
- Physician Market Power and Medical-Care Expenditures. (PDF) (Article Summary | PDF)
Abe Dunn and Adam Shapiro
BEA Working Paper (WP2012-06)
- Geographic Variation in Commercial Medical-Care Expenditures: A Framework for Decomposing Price and Utilization. (PDF)
Abe Dunn, Adam Shapiro, and Eli B. Liebman
Journal of Health Economics, (2013), 32(6) pgs 1153- 1165. Technical Appendix
- Data and Methods
- Calculating Disease-Based Medical Care Expenditure Indexes for Medicare Beneficiaries: A Comparison of Method and Data Choices.
Anne E. Hall and Tina Highfill.
Bureau of Economic Analysis Working Paper, November 2013.
- Using Disability Adjusted Life Years to Value the Treatment of Thirty Chronic Conditions in the U.S. from 1987-2010
Elizabeth Bernstein and Tina Highfill
Paper presented at the General Conference of the International Association for Research in Income and Wealth, Aug 2014.
- Developing a Framework for Decomposing Medical-Care Expenditure Growth: Exploring Issues of Representativeness.
Abe Dunn, Eli Liebman and Adam Hale Shapiro.
Forthcoming in Measuring Economic Sustainability and Progress, NBER Book Series Studies in Income and Wealth. Dale Jorgenson, Steven Landefeld, and Paul Schreyer, eds.
- Measuring Health Care Costs of Individuals with Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance in the U.S.: A Comparison of Survey and Claims Data. (PDF) (Article Summary)
Ana Aizcorbe, Eli B. Liebman, Sarah Pack, David M. Cutler, Michael Chernew, Alison B. Rosen
Statistical Journal of the IAOS 28 (2012) 43–51
BEA Working Paper (WP2010-06)
- Comparing Commercial Systems for Characterizing Episodes of Care. (PDF)
Allison B. Rosen, Eli Liebman, Ana Aizcorbe, and David M. Cutler
BEA Working Paper (WP2012-7)


text:
Call (610) 288-2908
2913 Windmill Rd, Sinking Spring, PA6 Hearthstone Ct, Suite 200, Reading, PA260 E Ben Franklin Highway, Amity Twshp PA
Specializing in the detection and treatment of skin cancer
and in the treatment of all diseases of the skin! We have two locations to serve you and your family. With a full-range of common and specialized dermatology services, our team of highly-trained experts are ready to help.
Book an Appointment
Get Directions
(610) 288-2908
Send A Message
Our medical professionals treat a full spectrum of diseases of the skin, hair, and nails. Our staff keeps up to date on the latest treatment options. We welcome patients with complicated problems.
Our caring team of dedicated professionals are here to serve you.
Doctor Profiles
We offer three convenient locations in Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Directions & Hours
Securely manage your records & account online.
Patient Portal
Copyright (c) 2012. All Rights Reserved. Designed by Shout Out Advertising and Web Design


text:
Financing for Environmental Compliance
Planning Process
Step Seven: Select Financial Options - Municipal Authority
Below is a brief explanation of several ways a community can raise capital. Please refer to the Guidebook of Financial Tools for a detailed description of 340 financial tools available to raise capital or generate revenue.
This tool usually generates significant revenue because it is imposed on a large population.
General – This tax often requires legislative approval and funds may be lost unless directly placed in a reserve account for specific environmental projects. Examples include income taxes and property taxes.
Selective – This is a tax on a specific class of products. Funds may be lost unless directly placed in a reserve account for specific environmental projects. This tool generally raises less revenue than a general tax unless the tax rate is significantly higher. Examples include a tax on motor fuels, fertilizer, or marine fuel or vehicles.
This revenue stream is created by charging for governmental services including administrative, activity, or utility fees. The type of tool generally raises less revenue than taxes (excepting utility fees) because it is imposed on a smaller population and are periodic in nature. Full-cost pricing may help set utility rates to allow recovery of all associated costs. Examples include laboratory services, connection fees, permitting fees, tolls, and waste disposal.
Special Charge
These fees are assessed based on polluting behavior. The revenue stream can be significant and stable depending on the taxed entity. Examples include effluent discharge fees and direct water use charges.
Fine or Penalty
This revenue stream is unpredictable but directed payments could aid in payment of capital costs.