text:
Category:Norwegian government stubs
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This category is maintained by WikiProject Stub sorting. Please propose new stub templates and categories here before creation. |
This category is for stub articles relating to government of Norway. You can help by expanding them. To add an article to this category, use {{Norway-gov-stub}} instead of {{stub}} . |
Pages in category "Norwegian government stubs"
The following 140 pages are in this category, out of 140 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Updated: 04/24/2014 1:11 PM |
Created: 04/24/2014 11:31 AM
By: Elizabeth Reed, KOB.com
The U.S. Department of Energy on Thursday released a 300-page report on the radiation leak at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad.
View: WIPP Report
The report blames management failure to fully understand, characterize and control the hazard and inadequacies in the ventilation system design as causal factors in the incident.
The report also identifies ineffective maintenance and a lack of proper oversight as contributing factors.
Investigators are still trying to find the source of the leak, which was first reported on Feb. 14. They believe it came from the breach of at least one underground waste container, according to the report.
Twenty-one workers tested positive for low-levels of radiation after the incident.
According to the DOE, WIPP has already begun implementing corrective actions to address many of the issues raised in the report. These include enhanced work planning, nuclear safety controls, deploying experienced supplemental contractor and federal staff to assist and implementing additional senior contractor and federal oversight.
A formal corrective action process will also be implemented to ensure that all of the issues raised in the report are addressed.
KOB welcomes a lively and courteous discussion as long as you follow the rules of conduct set forth in our Terms of Use. Comments are not pre-screened before they post. You agree that anything you post may be used, along with your name and profile picture, in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the license you have granted pursuant to our Terms of Use.
Join Our Email List
Form not appearing? Click Here.
Business Search |
APD no longer responding to non-injury accidents due to high volume of calls |
Snow, winter weather to persist into Saturday; more storms on the way |
Snow, ice snarl Albuquerque traffic Friday evening; several interchanges closed |
House OKs bill to fund Homeland Security for 1 week |
Late-term abortion ban headed to New Mexico House floor |


text:
Jesus Christ Superstar Tickets
No events found near
Ashburn, VA
Find Events In a City
Apr 10
Fri 7:30 PM
Apr 11
Sat 7:30 PM
Apr 12
Sun 2:00 PM
Apr 13
Mon 7:30 PM
Apr 16
Thu 7:30 PM
Apr 17
Fri 7:30 PM
Apr 18
Sat 7:30 PM
Apr 19
Sun 2:00 PM
Apr 23
Thu 7:30 PM
Apr 24
Fri 7:30 PM
Apr 25
Sat 7:30 PM
Apr 26
Sun 2:00 PM
Jan 26 2016
Tue 7:30 PM
Jan 27 2016
Wed 7:30 PM
Jan 28 2016
Thu 7:30 PM
Jan 29 2016
Fri 2:30 PM
Jan 29 2016
Fri 7:30 PM
About Jesus Christ Superstar
With music by legendary composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar highlights the struggles between biblical figures Judas Iscariot and Jesus Christ. The plot centers on the events surrounding the last week of Jesus's life, ending with his Crucifixion. First opening on Broadway in 1971, the show starred Jeff Fenholt as Jesus, Ben Vereen as Judas, Bob Bingham as Caiaphas, Barry Dennen as Pilate, Yvonne Elliman as Mary Magdalene, and Kurt Yaghjian as Annas. Since it's Broadway premiere, the show has become a popular sensation amongst various theaters across the nation, including the Chanhassen Dinner Theater in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The production, which was sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, stays true to the original music and continues to thrill audiences through the spring of 2011. Fans everywhere seek Jesus Christ Superstar tickets to gain a new perspective on this universal story.Next 4 Events
'Jesus Christ Superstar' Touring North America This Summer
"Jesus Christ Superstar" will be resurrected for a tour spanning fifty cities across North America. Fans of the rock opera, which opened on Broadway in 1971, may be hit with a twinge of late-nineties nostalgia: Mary Magdalene will be played by Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child, JC Chasez of 'N Sync as Pontius Pilate, and…
Read more
"Jesus Christ Superstar" will be resurrected for a tour spanning fifty cities across North America. Fans of the rock opera, which opened on Broadway in 1971, may be hit with a twinge of late-ninet…
April 09, 2014


text:
Poem: 'Small Talk at Wreyland'
Patricia Beer
You are not logged in
- If you have already registered please login here
- If you are using the site for the first time please register here
- If you would like access to all 12,000 articles subscribe here
- Institutions or university library users please login here
- Learn more about our institutional subscriptions here
Vol. 17 No. 3 · 9 February 1995 » Patricia Beer » Poem: 'Small Talk at Wreyland'
page 11 | 820 words


text:
MABEN – East Webster softball coach Lee Berryhill has been impressed lately with the way his team has never given up in games. On Tuesday, the Lady Wolverines continued that mentality as they mounted a 5-1 victory over the Lady Indians of Ackerman.
To subscribe to the E-edition, please click here.
Coach Rob Fyke wants to use this week's non-division tennis action to get the Starkville Yellowjackets in a groove. Starkville got the week off to a good start on Tuesday afternoon by defeating Mississippi School for Math and Science at home.
The Starkville Academy Volunteers may have run into a tough non-district opponent on Tuesday afternoon, but tennis coach Lynn Moorehead has been encouraged by the play of her team lately. With the 7-2 home loss to Heritage, Starkville Academy's record stands at 2-2 overall with both wins coming against Class AAA, Division II competition.
By STEVEN NALLEY firstname.lastname@example.com
Oktibbeha County supervisors made plans at their meeting Monday to meet individually with comprehensive planning contractor Mike Slaughter before holding more public meetings on the county's comprehensive plan.
By ZACK PLAIR firstname.lastname@example.com
Starkville aldermen will discuss plans for an upcoming project to improve the Highway 182 corridor during its regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. today in the City Hall courtroom.
By ALEX HOLLOWAY email@example.com
An array of flags went up along Main Street Monday morning, announcing that the annual International Fiesta Day is drawing near.
Oktibbeha County School District Conservator Margie Pulley laid out final preparation plans for state tests at the district's meeting Monday and said the replacement of an assistant superintendent who resigned in February would wait until after those tests.
It may have been April Fool's Day on Monday, but the Starkville High School football team experienced something that was no joke and very real. They got to see it, feel it and wear it. The Yellowjackets were presented their Class 5A State championship rings during a ceremony at Meadowview Baptist Church.


text:
Information for ...
NIFA Grantees
Grant Applicants
Small Businesses
Youth and Educators
You are here:
Economics & Commerce
Financial Security
/ Overview
Too many people experience financial crisis because of inadequate savings, too much debt, and poor planning. A 2010 report prepared for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission concludes, "Managing day-to-day finances has become not only more difficult, but getting it wrong poses greater risks today than in the past." NIFA targets programs for youth, financially vulnerable populations, and consumers making financial decisions through their lifetimes.
More than half of Americans report living paycheck-to-paycheck. During the past decade, the rate of personal bankruptcy in the UnitedStates rose by 69 percent. The overall goal is for people to acquire the knowledge, skills, and motivation to build financial security. Programs focus on behavioral change, starting with achieving financial self-sufficiency, then stability. The ultimate goal, financial security, is the cornerstone of prosperous communities, nurturing neighborhoods, and strong families.
Self-sufficiency -- the first step in achieving financial security -- is the ability of individuals to be on their own financially without depending on friends, relatives, or government programs. Next along the continuum of personal financial responsibility is stability, or making ends meet. On average, U.S. households carry about $8,000 in credit card debt, up two-thirds from a decade ago. Life is often a constant paycheck-to-paycheck treadmill where short-term needs are met. However, one shift in the status quo (for example, loss of a job, death of a breadwinner, divorce, or long-term illness) can result in increased indebtedness or more desperate measures, such as personal bankruptcy.
The goal of most Americans is financial security -- the ability to save and invest for the future while keeping pace with day-to-day basic needs. Adequate financial assets provide that security and have vast economic and social effects on neighborhoods, families, and children. Financial assets can result in less economic strain on households, more financial resiliency, more educational attainment, less marital dissolution, less risk of poverty spanning generations, better overall health and satisfaction, higher property values and stability in a neighborhood, improved property maintenance, and more citizen involvement in civic issues. Building financial assets allows households to achieve goals that require a lot of money. Examples include buying a car or real estate, paying for a college education, starting up a small business, and providing a steady stream of income in retirement. Further, assets provide a cushion during unforeseen economic hardships and help people achieve a higher level of living.
Annamaria Lusardi, author of report prepared for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, warns, "If people are ill-equipped to make financial decisions, there can be consequences for the individuals themselves and for the economy as a whole." There are three main ways that U.S. households accumulate assets: savings, home ownership, and small business ownership.
Saving -- the ability to set aside some money routinely from a stream of income -- is at the heart of household asset development. It is the springboard to investing in property or stocks. Though one may believe that people in poor households absolutely cannot save, research has repeatedly refuted this notion.
Once a household has an emergency fund in place, it can channel its savings into higher-yielding investments (e.g., stocks, bonds, and mutual funds) or into home and small business ownership. Buying a home not only increases household assets, in most cases, but it is also a key contributor to community prosperity. Where home ownership flourishes, residents take more pride in their community, are more civic-minded, benefit from better school systems, and enjoy lower crime rates.
Household assets also increase as a result of investing in and growing a small business. Such businesses, which account for more than half of private gross domestic product in the U.S. economy, are especially significant as a way for minority and rural households to accumulate wealth.
Several behaviors stand in the way of significant asset accumulation. Credit card debt is on the rise. In the United States, the rate of personal savings as a percentage of disposable personal income is among the lowest of any industrialized nation. Another concern is the estimated 10 million U.S. households that do not have a deposit account or any relationship with the formal financial services sector. These households often are female, single parent, African-American or Hispanic, less educated, characterized by low levels of net worth and home ownership, and with impaired credit histories.
Asset development for households, particularly an emphasis on improving personal financial security, has moved from conversations at America's kitchen tables to the highest levels of government, business, and non-profit organizations. Certainly, citizens are responsible for managing their income appropriately, making informed decisions about credit use, negotiating a complex maze of financial services, and saving and investing to accumulate assets. However, it is clear from numerous studies that people need more education about these matters. In addition to informing policy and research, community-based organizations can play a critical role in educating their constituencies.
An early, clear understanding of the basic principles of budgeting and saving will usually result in increased household wealth later in life. Financial education can help people learn the lifelong skills of creating and sticking with a spending and savings plan and making strategic investment decisions. Community-based, audience-targeted education can help them obtain the skills to own a home or small business, avoid abusive lending practices, and take a long-term view of their financial futures.
Extension, research, and educational programs in this area help individuals and families build financial assets instead of debt. Extension provides unbiased, research-based information and education via courses, Web-based curricula, and other educational outlets for people to acquire knowledge, skills, and motivation to build financial security. The emphasis of extension programs is on behavioral change -- developing a financial plan, managing risks of loss, reducing household debt, and saving and investing to meet life goals. Research provides the foundation for developing, delivering, and documenting effective behavior modification. Education prepares professionals to maintain their capacity to conduct research and extension activities successfully.
Public policy directly affects extension, research, and education. It increases funding opportunities and the ability to implement successful programs for a variety of audiences. In return, community-based organizations play a critical role in informing policymakers.
Return to previous page
Last Updated: February 24, 2014
Site Map
Policies and Links
NIFA RSS Newsfeed
Accessibility Statement
Privacy Policy
Non-Discrimination Statement
Information Quality
White House


text:
Sponsored by
Click here for a list of local lodging accommodations |
Location: West of the fairgrounds on Clarendon Road
Size: 60-acre campground
Capacity: More than 1,100 electrical (no 110-volt receptacles), water and sewer hook-ups and over two hundred 50/30/20 amp outlets. All types of camping units are accommodated, including tents.
- Three sewage waste dump stations
- Restrooms
- Shower facilities
- Pedestrian underpass located near the campground exit connects the campground to the fairgrounds. Fair Admission will be charged to those entering the fairgrounds via the tunnel. Wristbands are available with regular Fair admission to allow convenient access between the campground and fairgrounds throughout the day.
Reservations no longer available.
The Missouri State Fair, together with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, offers a voluntary text-messaging service called Nixle. The service is being offered as an effort to help keep fairgoers updated about possible threats of inclement weather, and other possible public safety concerns, that could arise during the 2014 Fair, August 7-17. This service is not intended to be your primary source of weather warnings as cell phone service can be unpredictable. Messages are for informational purposes only and do not replace other warnings or directives in an emergency situation.
A specific list has been established for campers. To sign up for the free camping text message service (please note, your provider's texting rates will apply), send a text from your cell phone to 888777 with the passcode MOCAMP14 in the message area. Smart phone users can also scan the QR code to the right to sign up. Depending on your QR code reader, you may have to type in the passcode or it might fill it in automatically after scanning the QR code. The list will be terminated upon the conclusion of the Missouri State Fair.
Other special lists have also been created specifically for Fairgoers and Livestock Exhibitors. To sign up for the Fairgoer list visit the Hours and Parking Page; to sign up for the Livestock Exhibitor list, visit the Exhibitor Admission and Parking Page.
Campground Rules and Regulations
General Information
1) Campground is open 24 hours each day.
2) Check out time is 8:00 p.m.
3) Pay for entire stay as you enter.
4) Campsite selection is your choice.
5) Cash and major credit cards accepted.
6) No refunds.
7) Use tunnel as exit to enter fairgrounds.
8) Campground is patrolled by Missouri State Highway Patrol and State Fair Security.
9) The Fair does not necessarily provide ample space for evacuation for all patrons should the campgrounds be at capacity.
10) Upon final departure all permits are to be returned to the personnel at the exit gate.
Visitor Regulations
1) A maximum of two visitor permits will be issued in a 24-hour period. Permits will not be issued in consecutive order.
2) Visitors must have permit to enter or exit campground- permit must be attached to left side of windshield at all times.
3) Visitors will be charged a fee of up to the daily camping rate on stays of more than the allowed two hours.
4) Visitors must park in designated areas.
Rules and Regulations
1) Campground's speed limit is 5 MPH.
2) Camping permits must be attached to lower left side of windshield at all times.
3) Exit and re-entry allowed only with permit attached to windshield.
4) Transfer of permit from one vehicle to another is not allowed.
5) A copy of the camping permit must be maintained in the RV at all times and must be presented upon exiting the campground.
6) Campers and tow or towed vehicles must be parked in line making the best use of space, electric and water connections.
7) Reserving or holding campsites is not permitted.
8) Quiet hours will be observed from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m. All minors must be at their own site at quiet hours. All radios, stereos, and all other audio equipment must be turned down during this time. No loud music is permitted to be played or broadcast at any time
9) No campfires.
10) An adequate fire lane must be maintained at all times.
11) No person under the age of 21 shall possess or consume alcoholic beverages within the campground. Anyone who possesses or consumes alcoholic beverages must provide identification and proof of age upon request.
12) Responsible adult(s) will be held liable for any vandalism by minor children and will be required to pay for any damages.
13) Firearms, paint guns, fireworks, explosives and weapons are prohibited and will result in the loss of camping privileges.
14) All persons shall comply with all lawful instructions of the campgrounds staff or any police/security officer.
15) All vehicles must exit through exit gate and enter at entrance gate.
16) Tampering with utilities is prohibited. Opening, modifying or otherwise tampering with electric pedestals or other utilities will result in expulsion from the campground with no reimbursement of fees or expenses.
17) Only one electrical outlet per camp-site allowed.
18) In the event electrical circuits are overloaded, Missouri State Fair management reserves the right to curtail electrical service during exceptional demand periods.
19) Golf cars only (no ATVs or UTVs) may be operated in the campgrounds with adherence to the Fair's policy.
20) Pets must stay inside paid camping area and be on a leash at all times. Be kind and clean up after your pet.
21) All holding tanks must be dumped at dump station, not on ground.
22) No vendors allowed except by contract with the Missouri State Fair.
23) Please leave your campsite as clean as you found it. Place trash into trash containers.
24) No swimming pools of any type are allowed in the campground.
25) Handicapped parking must have a permit visible at all times.
26) No tents in hook-ups without permits for that tent.Permits must be inside tent.
27) Your camping home, awning, tent, EZ-up, materials, etc. must be within the marked off and paid campsite.
28) Management reserves the right to make necessary changes in the rules and regulations to be in the best interest of the campground and to be in compliance with federal, state and local laws. Anyone refusing to abide by the rules and regulations or creating a disturbance will be asked to leave without refund. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.
*Absolutely no coolers with alcoholic beverages will be allowed within the inner gates of the fairgrounds.
**No refunds. All problems regarding camping or fees must be directed to the campground office, located in the entrance booth on the north side of the public campground.
Have questions about the Missouri State Fair? Contact us!


text:
Mobile gamers don't have to wait much longer as the popular action-adventure title Terraria is set to release this week on iOS. Get ready to discover many unique environments while facing over a hundred enemies, magical creatures, and extremely evil bosses. The game supports leaderboards, achievements, and Facebook integration so that you can always share what's going on with your great adventure!
Are you getting excited to dig, fight, explore, and build? I am!


text:
CSC Pharmaceuticals
Padhya Building, 2nd Floor
11, Bhaskar Bhau Lane, Gamdevi
400007 Mumbai , India
- Tel: View phone number
- Fax: +91 22 22036884
- Email: Subscribe to access this company's email
Exporter Of Pharmaceutical Injectables, Pharmaceutical Tablets, Pharmaceutical Capsules, Oncology Drugs, HIV Medicines, Oncology Drugs Tablets, Pharmaceutical Vaccine And Antibacterial Drugs.
Antibacterial Products, Biopharmaceutical Products.
General Information
Year Established: 2001
www : http://www.kompass.in/csc-pharmaceuticals http://www.csc-biopharma.com
Type of company : Headquarters
From 10 to 19
2012 : 20 to 50 million INR
- Raw materials for pharmaceuticals
- Raw materials for pharmaceuticals
- Pyrazolone and its derivatives for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Phenothiazine for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Quercetin for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Safflower oil (carthamus) for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Saligenin/salicyl alcohol for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Santonin for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Scopolamine and derivatives for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Serine for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Silver proteinate for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Sinapic acid/hydroxydimethyoxycinnamic acid for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Sodium bicarbonate/sodium acid carbonate for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Sodium chloride for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Sodium polystyrene sulphonate (P)
- Squill for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Succinyl glycyrrhetic acid for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Sulphanilamide derivatives for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Sulphur for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Syringic acid, acetylsyringic acid and derivatives for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Snake venom for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Taurine/2-aminoethanesulphonic acid for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Tetrahydrofuroic acid for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Theophylline and derivatives for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Thevetin for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Threonine/aminohydroxybutyric acid for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Thymol/thymic acid/isopropyl-m-cresol, borated, for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Thymonucleinates for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Trimethylhydroquinone (TMHQ) for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Tryptophan/amino indolpropionic acid for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Tyrosine for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Undecylenic acid, salts and esters for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Ursodeoxycholic acid for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Vanillin/3-methoxy-4-hydroxybenzaldehyde for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Vincamine for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Pharmaceutical raw materials to national standards (P)
- Plant extracts for the pharmaceutical industry (P)
- Ginkgo biloba extracts (P)
- Aloe vera extracts (P)
- Herbal extracts for the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries (P)
- Vitamines
- Hormones
- Basic chemical products for cosmetics, perfumes, detergents and soaps
- Chemicals for laboratories and microbiology (P)
- Organ extracts
- Pharmaceutical preparations for the central and autonomic nervous system and anaesthetics (P)
- Anaesthetics, basal (P)
- Anaesthetics, inhalation (P)
- Anaesthetics, intravenous (IV) (P)
- Anaesthetics, spinal (P)
- Anaesthetics, local (P)
- Anaesthetic ether (P)
- Anaesthetic chloroform (P)
- Analeptics (P)
- Analgesics (P)
- Anti-Alzheimer agents (P)
- Anticholinergics (P)
- Anticonvulsants (P)
- Anti-epileptics (P)
- Anti-inflammatory preparations/anti-phlogistics (P)
- Anti-inflammatories, non-steroidal (P)
- Anti-neuralgics (P)
- Anti-Parkinson agents (P)
- Antipyretics (P)
- Anti-arthritics (P)
- Anti-rheumatic preparations (P)
- Hematoporphyrin and preparations (P)
- Stimulants and anti-depressive agents for the central nervous system (P)
- Hypnotics, opiates (P)
- Sedatives and tranquillisers (P)
- Psychotropic products (P)
- Muscle relaxants and their antagonists (P)
- Phenylisopropylamine and salts (amphetamine) (P)
- Sympatholytics (P)
- Parasympathomimetics (P)
- Sympathomimetics (P)
- Calcium antagonists (P)
- Neurological preparations (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for the cardiovascular system (P)
- Blood coagulants and haemostatics (P)
- Anticoagulants for blood (P)
- Antithrombins (P)
- Blood decompressants (P)
- Haemopoietics (P)
- Cardioaccelerators (P)
- Cardioregulators, pharmaceutical (P)
- Cardiovascular products (P)
- Cardiotonics (P)
- Anti-arrhythmic preparations (P)
- Angiotonics (P)
- Coronary vasodilators (P)
- Peripheral vasodilators (P)
- Anti-varicose preparations (P)
- Hypertensive agents (P)
- Hypotensive agents (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for ear, nose and throat (ENT) and dentistry (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for ophthalmology (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for metabolism, nutrition, alimentary systems (P)
- Anti-dismetabolics (P)
- Anti-obesity preparations, anorectics (P)
- Anti-anaemics (P)
- Bile and bile salt preparations (P)
- Cholesterol reducing agents (P)
- Appetite stimulants (P)
- Foods and nutrients, pharmaceutical (P)
- Herbal extracts, dietary (P)
- Eutrophics (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for metabolism NES (P)
- Anti-diabetic pharmaceuticals (P)
- Anabolic agents (P)
- Ferritin (P)
- Iron preparations, medical (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for dermatology (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for urology, gynaecology and obstetrics (P)
- Contraceptive agents, chemical (P)
- Galactagogues, galactophores (P)
- Milk secretion stimulants, pharmaceutical (P)
- Emmenagogues (P)
- Vaginal preparations NES (P)
- Pharmaceuticals, gynaecological and obstetrical, NES (P)
- Diuretics, anti-diuretics (P)
- Anti-enuretics (P)
- Anti-urics (P)
- Uricosuric agents (P)
- Pharmaceuticals for urinary tract disorders NES (P)
- Pharmaceuticals for renal disorders (P)
- Anti-prostatics (P)
- Erectile dysfunction drugs (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations for pneumology (P)
- Chemotherapeutic preparations
- Gastroenterology and hepatology preparations (P)
- Antacids and preparations for gastric ulcers (P)
- Anti-diarrhoeal preparations (P)
- Carminatives (P)
- Cholagogues, choleretics, hepatoprotectors (P)
- Hepatic products (P)
- Laxatives and purgatives (P)
- Digestives (eupeptics), stomachics (P)
- Emetics (P)
- Anti-emetics and anti-nauseants (P)
- Enema fluids (P)
- Anti-lithiasis products (P)
- Omeprazole (P)
- Pharmaceuticals for gastrointestinal disorders NES (P)
- Immunological preparations
- Antiseptics and antibacterial preparations
- Pharmaceutical preparations NES
- Biopharmaceuticals (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations, vegetable based (P)
- Pharmaceutical preparations, generic (D)
- Pharmaceutical products for X-rays (P)
- Electrode creams and gels (P)
- Diaphoretics (P)
- Anti-allergic preparations and antihistamines (P)
- Anhidrotics (P)
- Allergens for diagnostic and desensitisation purposes (P)
- Diagnostic kits, medical, biochemical (P)
- Test kits, drugs in body fluids (P)
- Diagnostic aids and tests NES (P)
- Surgical glue (P)
- Haemostatic sponges, collagen (P)
- Oils and liquid paraffin for pharmaceuticals (D)
- Fish oils and fish oil extracts for medical use (P)
- Colourants, edible, for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Flavourings for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Emulsifying agents for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Solvents for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Balsams, natural and synthetic, for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Petrolatum/petroleum jelly, Vaseline for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Pharmaceutical excipients (P)
- Electrolytes, intravenous (IV) application (P)
- Plasma substitutes (P)
- Dialysis fluids (P)
- Ointment bases for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Coal tar bases, antiseptic and disinfectant (P)
- Glucose solution, pharmaceutical (P)
- Infusion solutions, subcutaneous and intravenous (IV) (P)
- Solutions for haemodialysis (P)
- Capsules, gelatine, for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Capsules, soft, vegetable starch based, for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Collodions for pharmaceutical use (P)
- Sequestering agents for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Microcrystalline cellulose for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Cinchophen (P)
- Guaiaphenesin (P)
- Chondroitin sulphate (P)
- Capsules, methylcellulose, for pharmaceuticals (P)
- Plasters, medical, liquid (P)
- Tablets, effervescent, pharmaceutical, to customer specification (P)
- Parapharmaceutical preparations
- Medical preparations, oriental and Asian
- Pharmaceutical veterinary preparations (P)
- Anaesthetics, sedatives and spasmolytics for veterinary use (P)
- Intramammary preparations for veterinary use (P)
- Disinfectants and antiseptic products, veterinary (P)
- Veterinary examination fluids (P)
- Electuaries, veterinary (P)
- Bi-calcium phosphates for veterinary use (P)
- Charcoal for veterinary use (P)
- Fish oils, veterinary use (P)
- Iron dextran for veterinary use (P)
- Probiotics, veterinary (P)
- Antibiotics, veterinary (P)
- Diagnostic kits, veterinary (P)
- Veterinary products for bees (P)
- Diluents for pharmaceutical veterinary preparations (P)
- Gynaecological and obstetrical equipment (P)
- Veterinary products and equipment (P)
Chaitanya Shah
This company has not added any news


text:
India advance emphatically to semis
India charged to an 8 wicket win against the West Indies at the Oval on Tuesday, becoming the first team to seal a place in the semi finals of the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy.
Having decided to bowl first, India removed the dangerous Chris Gayle (21, 18b) early but came under fire from Johnson Charles who made an attacking 60 (55b 7x4 2x6) to take WI to 103/1 in the 20th over. The introduction of Ravindra Jadeja into the attack at that point turned the game in India's favour as he rapidly removed Charles, Marlon Samuels (1) and Ramnaresh Sarwan (1). Counter attacks from Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard were nipped before the damage could get serious and Darren Bravo played himself into a shell as WI stumbled to 182/9 from 103/1.
Darren Sammy had been threatening to go for the hits till then and with just Kemar Roach for company, he accelerated superbly. Sammy raised an unbeaten 51 run last wicket stand with Kemar Roach (0* 7b), justifying his place as an allrounder in the side after having been stripped of the captaincy before the tournament and being dropped in WI's first game, only to return to the side due to Denesh Ramdin's 2 game suspension. He swung his way to (56* 35b 5x4 4x6) as WI posted 233/9 in their 50 overs.
Jadeja finished with 5/36, the best figures by an Indian in the Champions Trophy and he was well supported by Ishant Sharma (1/43), Bhuvneshwar (1/32), R Ashwin (1/36) and Umesh Yadav (1/54).
Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan gave India the most assured of starts, adding 101 in just 15.2 overs before Sharma (52 56b 7x4) was out caught behind off a faint glance. Kohli's second wind in International cricket had started with a half century against the West Indies in the 2009 Champions Trophy and he looked set to repeat that, cracking four breathtaking boundaries in his brief stay. He was bowled by Narine for 22 (18b 4x4), leaving India at 127/2 after 20 overs.
Dinesh Karthik ensured the chase finished without any more hiccups. Dhawan was in his element, using the crease adeptly and attacking without any respite to bring up his second hundred on the trot, his third in three international games since his sensational debut against Australia at Mohali in March.
Rain interrupted with India 30 runs short of the total but they were comfortably ahead on the Duckworth-Lewis par scores chart. Karthik raced from 29 to near his half century but Dhawan (102* 107b 10x4 1x6) brought up his hundred first, jabbing Dwayne Bravo for a six over backward point. A stylish lofted cover drive fetched Karthik (51* 54b 8x4) his fifty and the winning runs for India, making the unfancied team the first to enter the semifinals of the tournament, India's best showing in the tournament since sharing the 2002 title with Sri Lanka.
The win also knocked Pakistan, who lost their two games in the same group, out of the tournament. One of South Africa and West Indies stand a chance to progress to the semis from Group B.


text:
these are lyrics from Lasse redn by die Arzte. I understand the first and last line but i do not understand the meaning when the three lines are put together. I need more of an explanation than a literal translation but any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Die meisten Leute haben ihre Bildung aus der Bild
und die besteht nun mal, wer wüsste das nicht,
also am i right in thinking that 'der Bild' is refering to the german newspaper or is it simply refering to a picture


text:
Pennsylvania Drug Crimes Attorney
Possession with the Intent to Deliver
When the government charges Possession with the Intent to Deliver (PWID), the prosecution is usually based on one of three factual patterns that depict a possessor of narcotics who does not intend to use all of the narcotics for themselves, or the prosecution is based on a conspiracy.
In the first type of Possession with the Intent to Deliver charge the accused has narcotics in his possession and is observed by the police or their agent selling narcotics.
Confidential Informants, Direct Sales and Surveillance Observations
The second type of Possession with the Intent to Deliver prosecution occurs when a person is stopped with narcotics and not observed selling any narcotics, but the amount of narcotics they possess would be too great to think they would use all of the narcotics for their own personal use; the prosecution is based on quantity alone.
The third type of prosecution for Possession with the Intent to Deliver is for social distribution of narcotics. In that case someone brings some marijuana or cocaine to a party and shares it with everyone at the party.
The police often use confidential informants, direct sales, or plain out observations through surveillance. The police either make an on scene arrest or they obtain and execute search warrants on the premises previously under surveillance and make the arrest at the time the warrant is executed.
Most warrants include all persons in and about the home and allow the police to search the entire house and any drawers, closets, attics, storage areas, etc. Even if the police are searching for marijuana, if they find firearms and cocaine, they are allowed to seize all contraband found within the property.
If you have been charged with a narcotics or drug related crime, call Levin & Zeiger LLP right now to get started. We offer a free consultation with a lawyer either over the phone or in person to discuss your narcotics charges.
Click a Narcotics Topic Below To Learn More:
- Possession with the Intent to Deliver (PWID)
- Conspiracy
- Forfeiture and the Return of Property
- Bail Reductions - Nebbia Orders
- Internet Drug Trafficking
- International Drug Prosecution
- The Law of Suppression
- Pennsylvania's Mandatory Sentences
Our Clients
Contact us now for a free consultation with a Philadelphia criminal defense attorney and discuss your narcotics charge or drug case.
Whether the prosecution is in Philadelphia, Allentown, Reading, Scranton, Harrisburg, State College, Pittsburgh, Erie or any community in Pennsylvania, we can help.
We travel throughout Pennsylvania from the smallest counties to the largest metropolitan areas defending people's rights and fighting for them when no one else will. Time after time we get phone calls and emails from people who are unhappy with the system, unhappy with the pressure to plead guilty, and unhappy with the way the system treats them as guilty until proven innocent instead of protecting their constitutional guarantees and not even giving them a chance to fight.
Once prospective clients meet with us, they become our clients for years to come because our response is simple: fight back now.


text:
There are countless reasons why you would consider getting some sort of cooling solution for your notebook computer. If you're a guy and you plan on having children at some point in your life, you may not want to cook your soldier's under a smoldering laptop. If you're a gal, having flaming thighs might not exactly be appealing either. Add to this the performance perks and extended life that you can gain from having a properly cooled laptop, and it is clear that having adequate cooling for your notebook should be one of your top priorities.
To Power or NOT to Power
If you take a peek at your local computer store (or online store), you'll find that the options are plentiful. On the one hand, there are powered solutions that either plug into a USB port for juice or carry a set of batteries of their own. These are typically equipped with fans that blow cool air into the underside of your notebook, helping to keep the temperature down to a more comfortable level. These don't do much in terms of keeping your thighs nice and chilled, but they'll certainly serve up a cooler hard drive and a more efficient computer.
On the other hand, there are non-powered solutions like the two that we are looking at today. Both have their inherent pros and cons, but both come in at a very similar price. Costing about $30 online, the Thermaltake iXoft Cooling Pad and the LapWorks Futura Notebook Stand approach the laptop cooling game in two rather different ways and we're about to find out which one comes out on top.
Thermaltake iXoft at a Glance
On the underside, there's a corduroy-like fabric material that helps to grip your pants (or skirt, as the case may be), ensuring that your uber expensive laptop doesn't go flying off your thighs and onto the unforgiving concrete below. On the top side is a smooth material that feels somewhere between vinyl and plastic, and yes, it has the smell to match. I'm sure the plastic aroma will dissipate after some use, but out of the package, it'll hit you like a big rig.
Because it is cool to the touch, the iXoft makes for a rather comfortable experience on the part of the user. Place it on your lap and then place your notebook on top. No messy setup. No complications. Just a cool lap and a cool web surfing adventure. Of course, you could also place the iXoft on a desk or table and use it too, but that's not exactly what this is designed to do.
Real-Time Price and Stock Check


text:
quote:New LSU offensive coordinator Cam Cameron inherited plenty of weapons, but one of the most effective ones might never take a snap in Cameron's offense. Tailback Jeremy Hill, who led the Tigers in rushing last year, is suspended in definitely following his arrest late last month on a simple battery charge for his role in a fight at a Baton Rouge bar. LSU coach Les Miles has said he'll wait for the legal process to run its course before making any decision, but the judicial process could make the decision for Miles. Hill is on probation after pleading guilty in 2011 to a misdemeanor charge of unlawful carnal knowledge of a minor following a 2010 incident with a 14-year-old classmate at Redemptorist High in Baton Rouge. In the most recent incident, police obtained video of Hill punching a man in the head before a second man, since identified by police as 20-year-old Robert Bayardo, knocked the man unconscious with another punch. If Hill is found to have violated his probation, he might have to serve the six-month prison term that was originally suspended in the earlier case. That would make Miles' decision easy.
quote:GeauxWarTigers I'm in love with your avi!
quote:They literally say nothing about LSU and how they will perform. What a waste of 2 minutes
quote:I don't think UF will be in the top 25 at the end of the year.
quote:we wont feel it either when Johnny FB drops a loss on us in TS.
quote:Alabama 1 TAMU 2
quote:He likes Manziel because he's white.
quote:What a waste of 2 minutes
quote:Couldnt be because the kid won the Heisman trophy....nah.
quote:TAMU 2
quote:Spring star: DE Danielle Hunter
quote:Is this accurate? From all the accounts I read he was actually a bit disappointing
quote:yeah, we wont feel it either when Johnny FB drops a loss on us in TS.


text:
eldubs83's Mom Answers Activity
Recent Activity | Asked | Answered
When should I tell family members that I'm pregnant?
Most recent answer
I am 5.5 weeks pregnant and I've told my close friends and a large part of my family. I also had to tell the people I work with becau...
posted by
a BabyCenter Member


text:
Current Time
When Iron Chef and Nobu star Masaharu Morimoto announced he was opening a restaurant at the grand Taj Mahal Palace hotel in 2004, it was seen as a high-stakes...more
see the Mumbai guideTrishna is legendary for its seafood. It's popular with Mumbai politicos and glitterati, so don't expect to get in without a reservation. And when you...more
see the Mumbai guideCurrently one of the hottest culinary scenes in Delhi, this depot of dining for the deep-pocketed, whose name might be taken to suggest a menu that is all over...more
see the Delhi guideClassical music, Florentine wall paintings, gold tableware, and a waiter who was most likely once in the employ of royalty—with that much ambience, it's...more
see the Rajasthan guideFive miles outside of Jaipur, at the Oberoi Rajvilas, you might find yourself sitting in a courtyard under the stars. Candles are flickering and women are...more
see the Rajasthan guideThis fantastical restaurant, hand-painted by temple artists flown in from Kerala, resembles a temple (or at least an Indiana Jones movie). You'll feast like a...more
see the Delhi guideA Goan institution since 1932, Souza Lobo is run today by Jude Lobo, the founder's great grandson. And it still serves some of the best Goan food in the...more
see the Goa guideBe prepared for a tedious wait outside this local vegetarian institution: There are no reservations, and tables are usually packed with chattering housewives...more
see the Mumbai guideMolecular gastronomy comes to Delhi in the form of this newly opened sister establishment to the already wildly popular Smokehouse Grill in the Greater Kailash...more
see the Delhi guideYou may be the only foreigner at this popular eatery near Churchgate Station. The restaurant specializes in the delicious vegetarian cuisine of the Hindus of...more
see the Mumbai guide


text:
The Reynolds Network of Business Journalism Chairs
The Reynolds Network of Business Journalism Chairs is the result of the ongoing commitment of the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation to the improvement of the nation's business journalism. Its endowed chairs at Arizona State University, University of Missouri, University of Nevada, Reno and Washington and Lee University are committed to training students at each of their schools for careers in the field of business journalism.
Chairs will also contribute to this site, collaborate on research and make presentations at Reynolds Business Journalism Week each January. The level of sophistication required of today's business journalists in print, online and broadcast dictates this combined effort by seasoned professionals. Money affects everyone, with economic meltdowns, corporate fraud and changing technologies inevitable components of our present and future. The Reynolds business journalism chairs are committed to helping assure that accuracy, fairness and sophistication are important considerations in all business coverage.
Andrew Leckey was named President of the Reynolds Center and the Reynolds Endowed Chair in Business Journalism at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications in spring 2009. His role includes coordination of cooperative work of the chairs. As first Director of the Reynolds Center in 2003, he launched its daylong workshops, online seminars and Barlett & Steele Awards.
Leckey is a long-time syndicated investment columnist for the Chicago Tribune, former CNBC anchor and author or editor of 10 financial books. He received National Association of Investors Corporation's "Distinguished Award in Investment Education" and was first Director of the Bloomberg Business Journalism Program at University of California, Berkeley. He is a former Knight-Bagehot Fellow in Business and Economics Journalism and serves on its advisory board. He is frequently interviewed on business journalism topics, most recently by The New York Times, The Guardian in the United Kingdom, Newsweek, "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" on PBS and China's CC-TV. He has lectured on business journalism in China and Russia.
Andrew Leckey articles:
- Are we seeing the start of the Greatest Generation of business journalists?
- Foreign languages are essential for global reporting
- Covering the recovering: It's a messy business
Pam Luecke was the initial Reynolds Endowed Chair in Business Journalism, her success at Washington and Lee University paving the way for the naming of subsequent business journalism chairs. She assumed her position in the summer of 2001 and started the concentration in business journalism, bridging the college's journalism department and the Williams School of Commerce.
Luecke had a 26-year career in daily newspapers and most recently served as editor and senior vice president of the Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader. She also held various editing and reporting positions at The Hartford Courant, The (Louisville) Courier-Journal, and the Louisville Times. During her career, she was supervising editor of two projects recognized with Pulitzer Prizes. She was also a Bagehot Fellow in Economic and Business Journalism at Columbia University.
Luecke remains active in the American Society of Newspaper Editors and will chair its education committee in 2009. She currently chairs the Accrediting Committee for the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications.
Pam Luecke's articles:
- Surviving earnings season: Tips to get out ahead of it
- Tips for the accidental financial journalist
- Retirees, bonds, credit cards are good angles as interest rates begin to turn
- Data, experts, a good angle can drive foreign trade coverage
- 10 ways to sneak business concepts into a journalism curriculum
Randall Smith was named Reynolds Endowed Chair in Business Journalism at the University of Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia in summer 2009. His 30-year career at The Kansas City Star began in 1979, where worked on both the news and business sides. Smith started as a copy editor, rising to the positions of business editor and deputy managing editor, and most recently, to director of strategic development. Smith is a former president of the Society of American Business Writers and Editors (SABEW) and a recipient of the organization's Distinguished Achievement Award.
Smith played a major role in conceiving and raising money for the School's SABEW endowed chair. He is the vice chair and first non-family member of the board of the Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships. The author of the book "A Kenyan Journey," Smith has lectured to classes in China, Africa and the U.S. Active in diversity hiring programs, he played a key role in Knight Ridder's Rotating Internship Program, which placed more than 250 journalists into newspapers.
Randall Smith's articles:
- A company's culture is impossible to fake
- How do you dig into an international story from Topeka
- Business journalists need to keep an eye on lagging indicators
- Be prepared if journalism jobs rebound with the economy
- How e-reader-makers are trying to catch up with consumer demand and industry need
- Paying attention, taking action before journalism's iceberg melts
- Forget the soothsayers. Tools to analyze the economy yourself.
- Innovations in teaching journalism innovation
Alan Deutschman was named Reynolds Endowed Chair in Business Journalism at the Donald W. Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, in September 2010.
Deutschman, 45, was Fortune's Silicon Valley bureau chief from 1992-95. He wrote about the valley and other subjects for GQ, New York Magazine, Fast Company and Vanity Fair. One of Deutschman's four books, "The Second Coming of Steve Jobs," was about Silicon Valley, and he is at work on a major new book about the valley. Deutschman also has written for TheDailyBeast.com and for Salon.com.
Deutschman will teach business and other journalism courses beginning in January 2011, develop a program in business journalism and research contemporary issues in the subject. Some of the courses will emphasize the coming "green economy" because of its importance to Nevada.
Alan Deutschman's articles:


text:
I am researching the McFARLANE Family of Goulbourn Carleton county, Ontario, Canada West who arrived around 1825 and settled along the Jock river. They were the offspring of Donald & Mary McFARLANE(s) who were married on December 27, 1782 in the parish of Port of Monteith and later moved to Saint Fillians , Comrie parish, Perthshire, before leaving for Canada West.They were weavers. Other Family names I am researching are ; COYLE, PERRY, PHILLIPS,BOWEN, PIXLEY, CAMERON, McTAVISH, ANDERSON, STEWART, STEVENS, WAKEFIELD, LEWAK, and LONGOZ. The locations are, Sandwich Massachusette, Dighton Bristol Massachusetts, Bristol Ontario county New York, Howell Livingston county Michigan, France, Austro-Hungary now the Ukraine, Scotland, England, Antrim Ireland, and Canada. We have so far discovered 3000 family members. Any information would be appreciated. I am also willing to share the information , that I have. Semai COYLE was the Irish wife of John McFARLANE and is our link to the correct McFARLANE family. I hope to sort out and identify our John McFARLANE families in Scotland. There are so many ! |
The Semai McFarlane Family Home Page
Updated September 5, 2000 |
Argyle David McFarlane Box 324 Caroline, ALberta T0M0M0 Canada 403 7222256 firstname.lastname@example.com |
Edit Your Page |
Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees |
Related Links |
The content shown on this page has been submitted by a Genealogy.com customer, and is not subject to verification by Genealogy.com. Neither Genealogy.com nor its affiliates are responsible for the accuracy of any information contained on this page. The opinions expressed on this page are the author's alone and not the opinions of Genealogy.com.
© 2009 Ancestry.com |


text:
(KMOV) – Illinois State Police are investigating a reported shooting after a victim said he was shot while driving across Missouri into Illinois Tuesday afternoon.
The 35-year-old male victim drove himself to the hospital after he said he was shot while driving across the Poplar Street Bridge into Illinois around 1:30 p.m.
Authorities say he was exiting toward East St. Louis when he told police another car pulled up next to him and someone opened fire.
He was able to drive himself to a St. Louis hospital with non-life threatening injuries to his leg.
The victim described the second vehicle as being a small, white car. Further details into possible suspects were not immediately known.
The investigation is ongoing.


text:
- Josh Robbins of the Orlando Sentinel: "What upset Stan Van Gundy most is that he had seen it all before. Once again, his team stopped defending after it built a big lead. Once again, his team turned the ball over in bunches. Once again, his team missed lots of free throws. This time, it spelled disaster. An 18-point lead late in the third quarter slipped away, and the Orlando Magic lost 104-94 to the Utah Jazz, who are quickly becoming the comeback kings of the NBA. […] And also a loss that left Van Gundy puzzled. Just four days earlier, Orlando built an 18-point lead against the Charlotte Bobcats and almost lost. How could the veteran Magic roster fail to learn from that experience? Indeed, what occurred Wednesday night — before a sellout crowd at Amway Center, no less — seemed all too familiar. The Magic turned the ball over 21 times. They missed 11 of their 25 free-throw attempts. They allowed an opponent to shoot 50 percent from the field. Not exactly a championship-caliber performance, was it?"
- Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel: "Just hours after Stan Van Gundy had finally decided on a starting lineup — really, truly, he meant it this time — it went kaboom. It started ticking after only a minute and a half, and before you knew it, bits and pieces of the Ryan Anderson plan were all over the floor. Later, and with plenty of warning, so were the rest of the Magic. Van Gundy might be fiddling around too much with the lineup, but he was right about one thing: Despite the debris from the decision to name Anderson the starting power forward, the Magic still forged an 18-point lead against Utah on Wednesday night. When it was over, the Jazz had claimed another Florida victim, coming back to beat the Magic 24 hours after coming back to stun the Miami Heat. Afterward, Van Gundy conceded he might need to go back in his laboratory and start over."
- Zach McCann of the Orlando Sentinel: "The zone defense is a rarely used tactic in the NBA, and it's especially rare to see it against a sharp-shooting team like the Orlando Magic. But on Wednesday night, a second-half switch to a zone defensive scheme powered the Utah Jazz to a 104-90 win in Orlando. The Jazz were out of ideas after trailing by as much as 18, and toward the end of the third quarter they mixed things up defensively by going away from man-to-man. […] The Jazz ended the third quarter on an 9-0 run, cutting a hefty Magic lead to nine. Utah remained in zone defense in the fourth quarter, and the results were negative for Orlando: Howard scored just one point and the Magic made 26.3 percent of their shots in the quarter. The Jazz clicked on offense and outscored the Magic 39-20 in the period."
- John Denton of OrlandoMagic.com: "The Magic were forced to deal with a painful lesson on Wednesday night when they squandered an 18-point lead following one turnover after another and having no answer defensively for Williams and Al Jefferson. The result – a 104-94 loss to the surging Jazz – was one that Orlando coach Stan Van Gundy dubbed as "disturbing." The Magic (5-2) saw their four-game winning streak come to an end and they suffered the first-ever loss at the dazzling new Amway Center when they made several uncharacteristic plays late in the second half. Orlando led by 18 points with 96 seconds left in the third period, but came unglued with three straight turnovers and couldn't slow down Utah (5-3) in a 39-point fourth quarter. Williams scored 17 of his 30 points in the final period."
- Evan Dunlap of Orlando Pinstriped Post: "The starting lineup, an issue which Van Gundy seemed to have solved earlier in the day, when he announced Quentin Richardson would start at small forward against smaller teams, and Ryan Anderson at power forward against bigger teams, is suddenly in flux again; Brian Schmitz covered this topic in exceptional depth for the Orlando Sentinel. For the second time in four outings, he benched Anderson in the first quarter and did not play him again. Brandon Bass got the call in Anderson's place. In the first 90 seconds, Anderson let Millsap establish deep post position and yielded a layup, and also committed two turnovers. Sloan shrewdly cross-matched small forward Andrei Kirilenko, giving him the Anderson assignment, and the 10-year vet used his long arms to poke the ball away from Anderson twice. Van Gundy said he didn't like Anderson's "approach" at the start of games. It seems to me–and I don't know this for sure, it's only speculation–that Anderson will not see the starting lineup for quite a while."
- Brian T. Smith of The Salt Lake Tribune: "It was the hard burn in Deron Williams' eyes. The sight of a Jazz bench jumping skyward with raised fists, bared teeth and smiling faces. And the image of a cast of reserves racing out along the hardwood to bump chests and slap hands, congratulating their teammates as Utah accomplished the improbable once again. All captured the spirit of a team that is quickly becoming defined by its collective heart and strong will. And they represented the fierce fight of a Jazz team that rallied from an 18-point late-third quarter deficit to defeat the Orlando Magic 104-94 on Wednesday night at Amway Center. […] Utah's self belief is blooming. The Jazz have now knocked off the Heat and Magic — two of the premier contenders in a top-heavy Eastern Conference — during back-to-back nights on the road, delivering each team its first home defeat. Factor in a double overtime victory over the Los Angeles Clippers last Friday — featuring an 18-point rally and a last-second game winner by Williams — and a Utah team that just a week ago was searching for its early-season identity has suddenly begun to find one."
"Seen it all before" is a good way to put it. Again I have to ask: are NBA players unable or unwilling to stay focused and intense during the entire game? TrueHoop pointed out we all have off days. What's weird is that sports stars have to constantly explain what happened, and resolve to get it right the next time.
I don't think the Magic are unwilling (lazy) to play at a high level all the time. Perhaps it's simply impossible in pro basketball.


text: wow, this girl has said everything. well, I live in Colombia, not in Argentina but it would be great to have her there, it would be the closest opportunity to see her live. I have so many facebook friends from other parts of the world, and they have told me about the greatness of her shows, the energy, the passion, all her reflects what her music means for us! Don't we have the right to see her shows? Don't we have the right to tell her how much we do love her? LatinAmerica needs you, we f***ers need you and we won't rest until p!nk give us her attention, we have tried on twitter, we have tried making videos, sending messages, the truth: we are desperate PLEASE p!nk would you give us that PLEASURE?


text:
Four years after our first trip, I returned solo to this lovely B&B for a second trip to the Wall. Still highly recommend Chare Close, second to none for hospitality and graciousness! Rooms are clean and comfortable. Food was great, and abundant! Felt like an invited guest rather than a paying customer. Perfect location in this lovely village. No need... More
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Travelocity so you can book your Chare Close Bed & Breakfast reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text: The hospital will provide the necessary medications while you are in the hospital. Since it is necessary that the physicians and nurses know your current medications, you are encouraged to bring medications, which you are taking at home, to the hospital with you and present them to the nurse. These will be identified and returned to you or a family member, to take home.


text:
Very Good Recipes of Strawberry from Vanevalentine FOOD
There are 3 Strawberry recipes on the blog Vanevalentine FOOD. (1538 on all the blogs)
Click on the title of a recipe or the photo of a dish to read the full recipe on its author's blog.
Gluten Free Apple Strawberry Crumble
By Vanevalentine FOOD
03/28/13 16:38
I'm going to start by saying how excited I am to be sharing this recipe! I've been meaning to post... Continue reading » The post Gluten Free Apple Strawberry Crumble appeared first on vanevalentine FOOD.
Add to my recipe book
Easy self-made Rhubarb and Strawberry Jam
By Vanevalentine FOOD
09/05/12 16:52
It's time for my sweet post of the week! The past days I've been experimenting a lot with rhubarb. I've been intrigued by this ingredient for quite some time and now I finally got to play with it a bit. Even though rhubarb is mainly used in desserts in...
Add to my recipe book
Home-made strawberry jam
By Vanevalentine FOOD
06/20/11 18:21
Last Friday I ended up with way too many strawberries at home. I had bought already 2 baskets (which were still unused and lying in the fridge), plus I got another 2 free baskets at my job, strawberries are so cute you can't deny them, specially if they're...
Add to my recipe book


text:
Majority of the jobs in Muscat are available in the oil and gas or engineering sector. However, openings are also provided in other important sectors of the city's economy such as
- Trade
- Securities market
- Exports
- Aviation
Senior Quality Assurance Engineer Jobs in Muscat
The openings for senior quality assurance engineers are primarily available in the oil and gas sector in Muscat. Selected candidates are supposed to perform testing and quality related operations. Apart from their salaries they are provided with benefits such as leave rotation.
In order to bag the job, applicants need to have a minimum of 15 years' experience in setting up various operational facilities for petrochemical or oil and gas industry based companies. Some examples that may be enumerated in this regard are:
- pressure vessels
- pipelines
- mechanical fabrication
- piping
- material
- coating or painting
- welding
It is also preferable that the applicants have at least 5 years' experience of working in the Middle East. They should also have the following capabilities and qualifications in order to be deemed eligible for the job:
- Setting up, maintaining and running quality management procedures as per ISO 9000 regulations
- Full knowledge and previous experience of working with international codes that are frequently in use in the oil and gas industry like ANSI/ASME, BS, ASTM, MSS and API
- Developing quality systems
- Knowledge and experience of ERDs, STDs and SPs
- Developing quality plans
- Preferably a BE or ME in Mechanical Engineering or Metallurgy or Welding Engineering.
- Developing work processes
- Registered IRCA Lead Assessor or a similar qualification; previous experience of second and/or third party quality system audits
- Developing plans for inspection
- Knowledge of standards mentioned by ISO-9000 series as well as ISO-18000 and ISO-14000 series
- Training company employees and people hired by contractors in quality assurance and control procedures
- A minimum of ASNT-TC-1A level II qualification in RT, PT, UT and MT
- Capability and experience of contract quality management for onshore petrochemical or oil and gas set-ups in the role of a senior supervisor
- Qualification for painting and welding inspection such as AWS-Sr. CWI or CSWIP 3.2 / BGAS.NACE; qualifications similar to welding engineers operating in Europe
Electrical Maintenance Engineer Jobs in Muscat
Professionals operating as electrical maintenance engineers in Muscat for companies such as Al-Turki Enterprises LLC receive several benefits from their employers such as free food, medical, accommodation and transport – this financial assistance helps them save almost 95 percent of their salaries.
Following are some qualifications and skills that are necessary to procure these jobs:
- 5-7 years' experience in process industries utilities such as marble and granite and maintaining CNC and supplementary machines
- Knowledge of PLC and applicable control wiring diagrams
- Restoration and trouble shooting skills that are applicable for process equipment, mast climbers, cranes and electrical compressors
- Knowledge of consumables and spares which are applicable for electrical maintenance
- Knowledge of electrical SLD starters and motors
- Knowledge of improving the performance and utilization of equipments
- Knowledge of electrical control wiring diagrams
- Knowledge of equipment history cards
- Knowledge of MCC and PCC Panels
- At least a diploma in electrical engineering
- Knowledge of power distribution systems
Civil Procurement Engineer Jobs in Muscat
The average monthly salary for civil procurement engineers in Muscat varies within $5000 and $15000. The skills and qualifications necessary to get the job may be mentioned as below:
- Relevant qualification
- Established career record of working with well known civil contractors
- At least 10 years' experience of working in large scale infrastructure projects such as bridges and roads
- Candidates who have previously operated in Australia or Europe will be preferred
- GCC experience
Civil Design Manager Jobs in Muscat
Civil design managers in Muscat receive salaries ranging from $5000 to $15000 per month. Applicants need to have the following skills and qualifications in order to be considered eligible for the job:
- Proper educational qualification
- Previous record of working for a famous civil contracting enterprise
- A minimum of 10 years experience of having worked in larger infrastructure projects like constructions of bridges and roads
- Preference will be given to candidates who have already worked in Australia or Europe
- Experience in GCC
Available Jobs in Muscat
Following is a list of jobs that are presently available in Muscat:
Velosi Oman
- Senior Quality Assurance Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Welding Inspector
- Civil Inspector
- Multi Discipline Inspector
Al-Turki Enterprises
- Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical)
- Maintenance Engineer (Electrical)
ICP Gulf
- Procurement Manager – Civils
- Senior Construction Manager
- Design Manager – Civils
- Senior Civil – QS
Mena HR Solutions LLC
- Sales Engineer (Electric Poles)
- IT Developer
Rajan Trading Co LLC
- Retail Sales Assistant
- Electro-Mechanical Data Centre Manager
- Customer Analytics Manager
- Networks & IT Procurement Manager
Hani Oilfields Supplies & Services
- MEP Estimation Engineer
Spectro Labs
- Civil Laboratory Technician
Graphic International Center LLC
- Service Engineer
- Sales – Application Specialist
Al-Sulaimi Group
- Sales Engineer
Amjaad Development LLC
- Executive Secretary cum Accountant
Crystal Solutions
- IBM Omnifind Specialist
Brunel Energy LLC
- Field Digital Infrastructure
Bahwan Engineering Group
- MEP – QA/QC Manager/Engineer-Airport Project
- Sr. Estimation Engineers/Estimation Engineers – Electrical Projects
- MEP – QS Managers/Sr. Quantity Surveyors-Airport Project
- Sr. Sales Engineer/Sales Engineer-Industrial Diesel Gensets
- Service Engineer-HVAC/Air Conditioning
- Sr./Sales & Service Engineers-UPS System
- Dy. Manager/Asst. Manager (Commercial)
Composite Pipes Industry LLC
- Procurement Manager
- Sales Manager
Golden Group of Companies
- Project Co-ordinator
- Project Engineer
- Planning Engineer
Icon Management Services
- Country Head
Expert Software (Middle East) LLC
- Marketing/Support Executive for Tally Distribution Partner
Al Hassan Group of Companies
- QA Engineer-Mechanical
Last Updated: 3/2/14


text:
Nashville musician, ANDY DAVIS, is making a brand new, full-length album, and is offering some creative services to raise the funding. Read more
Nashville musician, ANDY DAVIS, is making a brand new, full-length album, and is offering some creative services to raise the funding.
About this project
(drumroll.........) AND IT BEGINS!!!!
I've been pumped to start this campaign for months now! Kickstarter is such an amazing platform, and I think this is going to be a ridiculously fun way to make my next full-length record.
We only have 30 DAYS to meet the goal, though, so PLEEEASE tell your friends to check out this page. Use those little Facebook and Twitter buttons above to help spread the word online as well. I want to hug each and every one of you for slightly longer than I'm supposed to.
**Please return here often to check the "Updates" tab, where I'll be posting new videos and keeping everyone posted on the progress. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You might be asking these questions:
$30K may seem like a hefty chunk of change, but to be honest, it's really JUST ENOUGH to make the kind of album I'm going for--an album that will compete on ANY level in today's musical world. Major labels today typically spend around $200,000 merely recording the album--I'm planning to work with 15% of that, and still cover my artwork, photography, packaging, and duplication. (Trust me, indie artists know how to make the most of budget restrictions.) I've been able to share my vision and excitement with a lot of A-level musicians and engineers over the past year, and I want to have enough funding to bring them onboard, to allow them enough time to do their best work on my project.
Plus, as much as I enjoy the challenge of playing multiple roles in the record-making process....from covering all the instruments, to mixing/engineering...even attempting artwork design (as early "Thinks Of Her" fans may remember).....there is something REALLY powerful about assembling a team of people who are at the top of THEIR game, and creating something BIG together. THAT's what I want to do. But I need your help to do it.
Well, I'm still a romantic and still have a habit of writing "chick-flicks-in-song-form"...but I'm excited to capture a new level of energy in the studio that hasn't really been featured on my previous records. I've tested a few of the new songs at my live shows this past year, but there are a bunch more--a year's worth of writing--that are completely done and ready to be shared.
I'll give you a few brief, random sentences that I feel might portray the vibe of this upcoming album:
-"Why do I feel the sudden urge to wear a fedora?"
-"I could make out right now. What's your name?"
-"Is it ok that my hips are moving like this?"
-"Hello, modern--my name is vintage."
-"OMG he gets me!"
-"Hello, vintage--my name is modern."
-"He's singing this about ME, you know."
-"I'm gonna wear my blazer, but I'm not going to shave."
-"I'm glad I shaved my legs..."
For me, this project allows my fans to step into the process with me, and creates a platform for them to say "this is the music we like, and we want to hear more of it--AND, we want other people to hear it as well. So we're going to help." (Ps. My fans don't speak in run-on sentences.)
If people ARE fans of my music, it probably means that they heard about it from their friends over the years, or have done some musical digging online to find a healthy alternative to the generic stuff that often gets pumped through the radio...or maybe it was from a mixtape made by an ex. This project is an opportunity to directly support the music you actually want to hear out there, and creates a way for artist and fan to truly be a part of each other's stories.
I'm shooting to release the record THIS SPRING (2011). Once it's done, there won't be any waiting around for a long build up---this Kickstarter project IS the build up, and I feel like I owe it to the contributors of the project to release it as soon as it's done.
Baja Burrito is my favorite local Nashville restaurant, and they've volunteered to buy a meal for a homeless person (through the Nashville Rescue Mission) for every person that contributes to my Kickstarter campaign. At the top of this page, you'll see a tab that says "Backers," and for every Backer I have on the project, Baja Burrito is buying a meal for the homeless. Amazing.
***Have a question that's not addressed on here? SEND AN EMAIL TO email@example.com.
Huge thanks to Becky Fluke for somehow funneling all my random ideas for this welcome video into a coherent, visual masterpiece.
To every one reading this, THANK YOU.
Jan. 25, 2011
Have a question? If the info above doesn't help, you can ask the project creator directly.
Pledge $10 or more
57 backers
TIER 1 GOODS: Receive the NEW ALBUM (digital version) in your email
BEFORE it comes out on iTunes.
Pledge $15 or more
177 backers
TIER 1.5 GOODS: Receive an UNRELEASED, 5-song LIVE EP (digital), PLUS the digital version of the new album before it comes out on iTunes.
Pledge $30 or more
29 backers
VIDEO SHOUT OUT: I will record a brief video of myself in a random location shouting your name and saying something like, "you complete me!" or "I will have your babies!", etc. I get to choose the phrase. Video will be posted on my Youtube channel and you will receive a link. (INCLUDES TIER 1.5 GOODS PACKAGE)
Pledge $35 or more
87 backers
TIER 2 GOODS: Receive an AUTOGRAPHED PHYSICAL COPY of the new album in the mail and an exclusive, signed 8x10 "THANK YOU" POSTER, plus TIER 1.5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $45 or more
8 backers
PERSONAL PHONE CALL: I will personally call you (or someone you want to surprise), quickly get acquainted, then answer 1 question that you should prepare beforehand. Topics may include, but are not limited to: dating, golf wisdom, cosmetology, family planning, and defensive driving. (INCLUDES TIER 2 GOODS PACKAGE)
Pledge $45 or more
74 backers
AUTOGRAPHED SHEET MUSIC: Full sheet music for "Brown Eyes," "Black Keys," "Laugh So You Don't Cry," "Magic," "Good Life," "Let The Woman," "Earth and Venus," "Kiss It Goodbye," "Fine China," and a new song called "Liberty." (also includes PDF versions, AND TIER 2 GOODS PACKAGE)
Pledge $50 or more
23 backers
TIER 3 GOODS: A PERSONALIZED FACEBOOK PROFILE PIC of ME holding a sign that says, "__(your full name)__ is my hero!"....PLUS, everything from TIER 2 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $75 or more
27 backers
TIER 4 GOODS: TWO (2) GUEST LIST SPOTS to any headlining show, plus everything from Tier 3.
Pledge $150 or more
21 backers
TIER 5 GOODS: YOUR NAME IN THE ALBUM CREDITS, and a HANDWRITTEN THANK YOU NOTE FROM ME....plus everything from Tiers 1-4.
Pledge $160 or more
9 backers
"HUMAN JUKEBOX VIDEO": I will record an acoustic video performance of ANY COVER song you request, including a personal dedication, and upload it to my YouTube channel. (You'll also receive an MPEG version via email). THIS INCLUDES THE TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $175 or more
9 backers
"MUSICAL VIDEOGRAM": I will be your video musical telegram. You come up with the message, I'll write a little ditty and sing it to whomever you like (including yourself). You will receive an MPEG video to send to the person you want to impress.) THIS INCLUDES THE TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE
Pledge $250 or more
1 backer
LIVE 45min VIDEO CHAT SESSION (Skype): This live, 1-on-1 video session can be redeemed for a private mini-concert, a songwriting lesson/critique, or simply to just chat. THIS INCLUDES THE TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $300 or more
13 backers
VIP CONCERT PACKAGE: At any headlining show of mine, YOU AND A FRIEND get to join me and my band for the entire evening--soundcheck, dinner before the show, help make the set list, get a song dedication, goofy pics galore, AND....2 front row tickets to the show. THIS INCLUDES THE TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $350 or more
4 backers
SIT IN ON A RECORDING SESSION: You get to hang out in the studio for a day while I'm recording my new album--meet musicians and engineers, take pictures when allowed--maybe even get recruited to sing! (Sessions will be taking place in Los Angeles, CA and Nashville, TN. Buyer assumes all travel/lodging costs.) THIS INCLUDES THE TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $400 or more
1 backer
NASHVILLE SONGWRITING CLINIC: I'll be conducting a 1-day songwriting clinic after my Spring touring has concluded. Each class will be limited to 5 participants. Clinics will include songwriting instruction, Q&A time, lunch, and 1 personal song critique per person by me AND a guest panel of music industry professionals. Clinics held in Nashville, TN. Pledge is good for 1 participant. Participants must make their own travel/lodging arrangements. Participants will be contacted directly for scheduling. THIS INCLUDES THE TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE, TOO.
Pledge $600 or more
1 backer
LIFETIME GUEST LIST: This gives YOU lifetime free entrance to Andy Davis headlining shows. Your name will permanently be on the guest list. Simple as that. This is a limited time offer. Includes Tier 5 Goods Package.
Pledge $1,000 or more
3 backers
PRIVATE SONGWRITING DAY WITH ME: Come spend a day with me in my home studio in Nashville. We'll write a song TOGETHER, grab lunch, talk music and career advice, then record an acoustic demo of OUR new song for you to take home. Includes lunch, demo CD, multitrack ProTools files of your song, AND....THE TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $1,500 or more
6 backers
PRIVATE HOME CONCERT EXPERIENCE: I will come to YOUR house and play an acoustic show for you and a group of your friends (30 or less). I'll even help cook dinner (key word: "help." My skills are most useful if you are cooking pancakes, making basic omelets, or looking for an entertaining "chopping guy." I'll even wear an apron.) (Cost includes my travel within Continental US only; Outside the US, YOU pay travel; allow 8-12 weeks for scheduling; private concert may have to fall on a weekday). Also includes TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Pledge $2,000 or more
0 backers Limited (1 left of 1)
MY PERSONAL KEYBOARD? Yes, I'm selling my cherished keyboard for this campaign--I've toured with this axe for the past 6 years, written many songs on it, and loved it very deeply. It's a Yamaha p90--Comes with road case, cables and sustain pedal. Works great. I'll also write you a personal letter with instructions on how to care for my baby. (Within Continental US only--Buyer pays shipping)
Pledge $3,000 or more
0 backers
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL PAWN: I will become a pawn in your extravagant marriage proposal scheme....wait in the bushes, on a rooftop...wherever (within reason) for you and your lover to emerge, then I'll sing the songs that make her say, "Yes." (Includes my travel costs within the continental US; allow 8-12 weeks for scheduling; may have to fall on a weekday) INCLUDES TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE
Pledge $5,000 or more
0 backers
PERSONAL PRODUCER DAY: This is for serious musicians/aspiring artists. We'll spend some time before you arrive on tweaking and doing preproduction on YOUR song, then we'll have a full day in a professional studio with live musicians to record a full-blown album version of your song. We won't stop til the song is done, mixed, and on disc. You'll leave with a CD of the fully mixed song, the multitrack ProTools files, and pictures from the day. Price includes meals, session musicians, engineers, and professional recording studio. And....the TIER 5 GOODS PACKAGE.
Funding period
- (30 days)


text:
Princeton, NJ - If you suffer from knee pain, you are not alone. In fact, knee pain affects approximately one in three Americans over the age of 45. In response to this common problem, Princeton HealthCare System's Community Education & Outreach Program will offer Knee Pain: Treatment Options & Solutions on Wednesday, July 29, 6:30 to 8 p.m., at the Hamilton Area YMCA John K. Rafferty Branch, Suite 100, Conference Rooms A & B, 1315 Whitehorse-Mercerville Road in Hamilton. The program is free, and open to the public. Registration is required.
This talk is presented by W. Thomas Gutowski, MD, FAAOS, board certified orthopedic surgeon and a member of the Medical Staff of Princeton HealthCare System, along with Linda Lucuski, MPT, Cert. MDT, Rehabilitation Coordinator with the University Medical Center at Princeton's Outpatient Rehabilitation Network.
"We are offering this informal talk about knee pain to educate and help the public with this common condition," says W. Thomas Gutowski, MD, FAAOS. "It is important to be aware of the many options -- both surgical and non-surgical, that are available today."
Whether your knee pain is the result of an injury or a specific medical condition, this informative program will provide you with the tools and information you need to get back on your feet. Topics to be discussed will include:
Registration is required for this free program. Click here to register or call 1.888.897.8979. For more information about UMCP's Orthopedics Program or to find an orthopedic surgeon on staff at Princeton HealthCare System, call 1.888.PHCS4YOU (1.888.742.7496), any time, day or night.


text:
3 Steps To Making A Successful Corporate Blog
Blogs are a powerful resource in a company's portfolio of inbound marketing strategies. However, the majority of corporate blogs waste time and money by creating mediocre content and failing at optimizing it for SEO and conversions. This in turn leads to many companies determining that their blog is not a valuable asset and focusing on other tactics to drive sales and bring in visitors online.
These corporations are missing out on a lot. To name a couple things, they are losing out on the overall SEO value that a good corporate blog could bring to a site and higher retention rates for online customers. And it's unfortunate that this can easily be prevented with a better understanding of how to apply SEO and conversion optimization strategies to blogs. So, without further rambling, here are 3 simple steps to developing a successful blogging strategy and turning it all around.
1. Be Relevant, But Don't Be Self-Centered
I usually see two things happen often in company blogs, two things that make me want to throw the writer into a fiery inferno or cast him/her away to a cold lifeless land for all eternity. Fun Fact: I have been watching an unhealthy amount of Game of Thrones.
Things That Will Land You In The Night's Watch
The first is the promotion of the company's products in almost every blog post. No one wants to read a sales pitch for a new product every time they visit a company's blog. They want to hear what the experts have to say about what they do or what your company's take is on industry news.
People want to know what's happening with a company, but not necessarily what every product's features are and why they should buy it. That's why product pages exist. Now this doesn't mean a company should never post about their own products. Tell them something they wouldn't know if they already viewed the product page. In addition, keep the frequency of these posts low.
The second is a company that blogs frequently, but frequently about topics that are in no way relevant to their company's site and focus. With Google's massive assault on low quality and irrelevant websites over the past year or so, sites that practice this just won't make the cut in the SERPs. The best counter strategy is to simply tailor posts to appeal to your user base and keep the topic relevant to your business.
These are essentially two ends of the spectrum for a corporate blog, companies that aim for the middle tend to succeed in providing the most value to their visitors and themselves. Providing relevant and quality content keeps visitors coming back and this keeps your brand on their mind. Trust me. You don't want to end up outcast and fending off White Walkers at The Wall.
Why You Should Trust Me
In terms of SEO, your blog posts will start to naturally rank for long tail keyword phrases. This won't bring a herd of visitors to your site, however, it will bring more qualified visitors if your content is relevant.
As an example, let's say I blogged for a company that sells men's suits. I might write a post titled 5 Tips To Buying the Perfect Suit. What this does is bring in organic search visitors that will be more likely to buy a suit from your website because they are already searching for tips on how suits should fit or what to look for in a suit. These visitors are further down the sales pipeline than the ones that come to a site through broader search terms.
So this brings me back to the two ends of the spectrum – remember not to scare these visitors away by selling your products too hard and don't bring the wrong type of qualified visitors to your site by writing about something irrelevant.
2. Be The James Bond Of Internal Linking
So by now you are probably furious. Hey, I understand – I just told you that you are shit out of luck if you directly market your products in your blog. Just calm down and think what would James Bond do?
As much as you would like to think the solution involves a catastrophic world ending plan easily foiled by one drunk man in a tux recklessly driving a really expensive car subsidized by the British Government, it isn't. It's actually much much more thrilling.
The Man with the Golden Link
The solution is that you can indirectly market your products through internal linking. It just has to be done suavely. If James Bond was doing your job, he would be extremely smooth about where and when he linked internally. He would only use the most clever anchor text, making it unbearable not to click on.
The outcome of his work: readers holding one of your company's products, never knowing that was part of the plan. Meanwhile, he's spending all their hard earned money on martinis, tuxedos, and high stakes poker.
It's important to link internally to products in a way that doesn't interrupt the flow of the article. If it sounds forced it means you aren't really linking to anything relevant and that will simply lower the quality of your article. The more relevant the products being linked to are, the higher the probability of a reader converting when they follow the link.
3. Write First, Then Optimize
As I mentioned before, blog posts will rank for long tail keyword phrases in the SERPs, but you may want to influence which keyword phrases it's targeted for. This optimization process usually starts with keyword research and then producing content that is optimized for the exact keyword phrase(s) that will provide the most SEO value. However, in the interest of producing quality content I believe reversing this process is always the best strategy. Doing initial keyword research to determine a topic to write about is smart, but determining specific keyword phrases prior to writing your post is not.
Reversing The Process
Having a keyword phrase in mind can shift the thinking process from how can I make this article compelling to how can I use this keyword in the article here and here and here. When you begin writing and you are writing for the purpose of SEO, the quality of the article degrades and readers will see through this. Finish the article first and review the final product – determine what the overarching subject is and target phrases in the article that are most relevant to the subject.
Once you have that list, gather your keyword research and find related keyword phrases with better search metrics that can seamlessly replace them. When you do this, the continuity of the article remains the same while drawing in more visitors through organic search. In my experience, this process is actually more efficient and the end product produces better engagement.
Tools To Get You Started
Those that are unfamiliar with keyword research tools should start with Ubersuggest, Merge Words, and the Google Adwords Tool. These tools can provide you with an array of keyword variations and the Adwords Tool will get you started with some metrics to analyze your list of keywords. When you get comfortable with these tools, you can find some advanced tactics and tools here.
It's All Part Of The Plan
Anyways it's all part of an overarching strategy to increasing the value of your company's blog through SEO and optimizing it for conversions. Just always keep the basic process in mind – bring in qualified organic visitors through long tail keywords, keep them engaged through quality content, and indirectly market your product through internal linking from your content to your products.


text:
POSTED: Monday, September 12, 2011 - 4:30pm
UPDATED: Monday, September 12, 2011 - 5:13pm
Bayou Dupont, La (NBC33) — The U.S. Coast Guard says they're looking into another report of new oil in the Gulf of Mexico.
The report of oil is at Bayou Dupont, in the northern part of Barataria Bay.
We're told a pipeline owned by Cedyco was leaking crude oil, and a second leak was reported close by.
There are no reports of land or wildlife impacted by the leak.
The Coast Guard is overseeing the cleanup and is still looking into what started the leak.


text:
Even if mobile phones, let alone the App Store and Android, hadn't yet been invented, it would be surprising if, at this moment in time, sales of console games weren't on the decline. And it's pretty obvious why that should be the case: we haven't had a new console since the PlayStation 3 and Wii launched in late 2006. That's five and a bit long years in which to become a little bit blasé about the current crop of consoles.
In the intervening period, of course, Apple launched its App Store and Google invented Android. And Facebook's popularity rocketed, rendering it a viable platform on which to run games. Human nature dictates that the last thing you set eyes on will be the uppermost thing in your mind - so the arrival of those three non-traditional gaming platforms into a vacuum of new console launches created a sort of perfect storm which, in turn, allowed people who had never played a videogame before, nor bothered to find anything out about them, to argue that console games had become an outmoded concept. They backed this up by pointing out that you could buy mobile games for 69p instead of £40. Never mind that when you played them, as long as you had even the most basic appreciation of gameplay, you could see why they cost 69p instead of £40.
Sure, the rise of mobile gaming has given the console manufacturers a kick up the backside, as well as giving developers a new way to minimise the risk of starting games from scratch, while potentially getting decent rewards, reintroducing the small-team model which characterised the games industry when it was in its infancy. Both of which are good for the industry as a whole. But the almost crowing tone that the ultra-neophiles adopted when declaring that mobile phones and Facebook had killed traditional games is at last beginning to be exposed as a fallacy.
The litmus test for that argument, of course, is Sony's PS Vita. The radical Apple-ultras declared in their smug way that it was madness for Sony to launch a new console into such a brave new world, particularly when it cost £230. They conveniently forgot, of course, that even a base-model iPad 2 costs a not exactly trivial £400. But the one thing all Apple fans have in common is a surfeit of money over sense.
As it happens, the PS Vita is a beautifully designed machine which is not only a vastly superior platform for playing games than anything made by Apple (even including products that are more than double its price) but also has the nous to steal some of their clothing, with its social media savviness and app-like interface. And lo and behold, it refused to conform to the current fashion for deifying anything which is radically different - regardless of whether it might actually be any good - and disappointed all those pundits by not actually being a flop.
After less than a week on sale in Europe and the US, the PS Vita had already shifted 1.2 million units - a drop in the ocean, admittedly (even the PSP, a lovely shiny gadget which wasn't much good at running games, has sold nearly 80 million units in its lifetime), but a solid start nonetheless. PS Vita games Uncharted: Golden Abyss and FIFA 12 topped the UK charts. It sounds as though those rumours of the death of traditional consoles have been so greatly exaggerated that they might as well have originated on Twitter.


text:
Drug Cartel Kingpin's Death May Make the Zetas Even Deadlier
- Friday October 26, 2012
When Mexican marines killed the leader of the Zetas earlier this month, they killed the only person capable of holding Mexico's most dangerous cartel together. But instead of collapsing, the cartel could become even more dangerous. That's the conclusion reached in an upcoming report from West Point.


text: hi ppl i've got a weird one here. i recon that the blank lines in the text files were affectin the operation of my installation scripts. i think a blank line reset the exit status of the command in the previous line. so if a error happens the script won't exit. couldn't work out how to do a search/replace on all the double cr/lf lines so i had to reboot into dos and use my own word processor. but the problem was it saved each script with cr/lf combinations. i believe unix text files have no lf. so, i ran a dos utility called change, and stripped out the line feeds but when i went back into linux, the editos and command line read each script as a single string of text with no line breaks. how can i unixify my dos style text files? andrew sprott www.talisoft.com -- Unsubscribe: send email to listar at linuxfromscratch.org and put 'unsubscribe lfs-support' in the subject header of the message


text: "Sources in U.S. History: Slavery in American Digial Archive" (Gale) is a digital collection of over 600 documents in 75,000 pages selected by Vernon Burton and Troy Smith from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and drawn from the Sabin collection and other Gale sources. This project documents key aspects of the history of slavery in America from its origins in Africa to its abolition, including materials on the slave trade, plantation life, emancipation, pro-slavery and anti-slavery arguments, the religious views on slavery, etc.This digital archive provides access to a wide variety of documents-personal narratives, pamphlets, addresses, political speeches, monographs, sermons, plays, songs, poetic and fictional works published between the 17th and late 19th centuries.There are several ways to find sources in this product: You can click on the large illustrations on the opening page to explore essays and documents on the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, the Secession, and the Fifteenth Amendment. You can also click on the thumbnails at the bottom of the page to receive a structured access to the contents via topics identified by our scholars. Here you will find introductory essays that provide important historical background and educational structure and contain links to documents. Or, choose to go to the key subjects and link to the documents from there."Virtually Missouri The Missouri Digitization Planning Project provides education on digitization issues and techniques through conferences and workshops. These forums will also provide an opportunity for archivists, museum curators, and librarians to get to know each other. The Virtually Missouri website provides a way to add records to the Collections Inventory of Missouri Institutions and offers easy central access to digitized collections. In 2003 they began developing a centralized, searchable database of metadata from the digital collections.


text:
From antitrust law to workers' compensation law, this guide features competent lawyers who will cater to your needs. Look no further for the region's Best Lawyers in America®.
Learn the value of doing business in Pennsylvania through this guide to its regions, economic development opportunities, key partnerships and case studies.
Did you miss Central Penn Business Journal's manufacturing edition on Oct. 3? If so — or if you want to revisit it — we present the manufacturing coverage in this digital edition.
You've heard of hot rods, hotshots, hot commodities, hot spots, hot trends, hot gossip and even hot wings. But have you seen our hot list? And by hot list, we mean our 2014 Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies. Simply put, these businesses are...