text:
Digestive Disease Week (DDW)
Quick Links
- Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) 2015
- About DDW
- AGA Highlights at DDW 2015
- 2015 Call for Abstracts
- 2015 AGA Spring Postgraduate Course
- 2015 AGA Spring Postgraduate Course Resources
Digestive Disease Week® 2015
May 16–19, 2015
Exhibit Dates: May 17–19, 2015
Washington, DC
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Registration is now open. Register by April 1 to save at least $100 on your DDW registration and receive additional discounts on the sponsoring societies' courses. Early registration also allows you to book a room in your choice of DDW hotels and reserve your seat in popular ticketed sessions.
Online access to DDW on Demand, a 2015 Accepted Abstract Compilation PDF and Tuesday lunch in the Exhibit Hall are included in registration this year. .
Go on a journey with Grace H. Elta, MD, AGAF, FASGE, DDW council chair, in the video below to learn more about the upcoming meeting.
About DDW
DDW is considered the largest and most prestigious meeting in the world for the GI professional. Every year it attracts more than 14,000 physicians, researchers and academics from around the world who desire to stay up-to-date in the field.
The meeting is the year's best opportunity to learn about the latest advances in gastroenterology, hepatology, endoscopy and gastrointestinal surgery, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of digestive disorders, and cutting-edge technological advances.
DDW is jointly sponsored by four societies: the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA); the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD); the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE); and the Society for Surgery of the Alimentary Tract (SSAT).
Watch videos featuring expert commentary on the most novel science & sessions at DDW 2014 on the blog.
2015 Call for Abstracts
The Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) 2015 call for abstracts is now closed. If you submitted an abstract notifications were sent out via email on Feb. 10, 2015. You may also look up the status of your abstract via the abstract lookup site.
If you submitted a Late-Breaking Abstract, you will be notified of acceptance in mid-March. More information can be found at www.ddw.org/abstracts.
AGA Highlights at DDW 2015
The online interactive guide for 2015 programming is now live. You can view the entire schedule at once, or sort by sponsor and day to narrow it down. It will be updated as new information is available and is your first glimpse into what will be offered at the 2015 meeting.
2015 AGA Spring Postgraduate Course
Evidence That Will Change Your Practice: New Advances for Common Clinical Problems
May 16 & 17, 2015
Washington, DC
Held in conjunction with DDW.
Course Director: Douglas Corley, MD, PhD
Co-Directors: Jacqueline O'Leary, MD, MPH, AGAF and Christopher Thompson, MD, MSc, FACG, FASGE
The 2015 Spring Postgraduate Course schedule is Saturday, May 16, 8:15 a.m.–5:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 17, 8:30 a.m.–12:35 p.m. Registration is now open.
AGA young GI members can register at a reduced rate. Eligible physicians must have completed their GI fellowship program within the last three years to receive the reduced registration rate. Learn more.
2015 AGA Spring Postgraduate Course Resources
Experience the 2015 AGA Spring Postgraduate Course: Evidence That Will Change Your Practice: New Advances for Common Clinical Problems as presented at DDW®. Pre-order the resources for a look into new medical evidence for six major areas of the GI tract.
- Syllabus (book or eSyllabus)
- Online Sessions
- Bundle (DVD/Online Sessions)


text:
25, Monument, COI am an intelligent, fun-loving woman looking for a partner in this adventure we call life. I'm a self professed nerd and outdoors woman. I attend mass every Sunday, and li...
46, Monument, COI'm a single mother of three. Two teenagers are still with me and I work full time. My life is very busy but I enjoy every moment of it. I love everything Colorado offers, fro...
52, Monument, COI am just a humble servant of God. I am looking for my True Spouse to help me walk towards Heaven, and I look forward to serving my True Spouse in the same way. I look young ...
25, Monument, COSome of my favorite things: avocados, stargazing, hiking, Irish music, journaling, peppermint tea, cooking, dancing, reading, bluejays, painting, dogs and cats, cool spring...
61, Monument, COI have recently moved to CO from MA to be closer to my daughter and her family. I look forward to embracing many of the outdoor opportunities that CO provides, as well as the...
43, Monument, COI was born in California have spent most of my life in Colorado. I consider myself a good person. I enjoy my job and loving working hard during the day and spending time with ...
81, Monument, COHi: I am a White / Caucasian female. I am fun loving positive and enjoy life. Am looking for a tall dark and handsome man who lives the Catholic life daily. I have worked in r...
61, Monument, COI am passionate about the joy of living! I love my family, especially my two children who mean the world to me! I had the most loving parents I could ever have imagined, who t...
44, Monument, COMy personality enjoys going with the flow of life although I am definitely goal-oriented in many aspects. I love to have fun and learn/explore new ideas. I enjoy traveling a...
26, Monument, COI enjoy sweet thrift store finds, baking endeavors, unexpected adventures, John Denver, sewing, vintage architecture, gardening (flowers and vegetables!), beading rosaries, am...
35, Monument, COI am a psychology major with a minor in philosophy, and currently a 2nd degree in the Knights of Columbus and working on my 2nd degree black belt in taekwondo. I go to churc...
71, Monument, COI am a quiet person but I love to laugh, I am a pet person I have a Yorkie and he is very important me, I enjoy cooking and I love to read and I also enjoy a good movie at ho...
Browse Catholic Singles by Gender:
Catholic Dating By Major City:
- Palmer Lake,
- Monument,
- Colorado Springs,
- Castle Rock,
- U S A F Academy,
- Franktown,
- Woodland Park,
- Sedalia,
- Elbert,
- Parker,
- Louviers,
- Green Mountain Falls,
- Elizabeth,
- Cascade,
- Littleton

subset: commoncrawl


text:
1812 Brackett Avenue
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 54701
Commute to Downtown Eau Claire
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Score Details
1812 Brackett Avenue has a Walk Score of 61 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Eau Claire. Nearby parks include Lee Street Playground, Kappus Playground and Putnam Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 1812 Brackett Avenue.
View all Eau Claire apartments on a map.
This location is in the city of Eau Claire, WI. Eau Claire has an average Walk Score of 33 and has 65,883 residents.Learn More About Eau Claire


text:
see you later have a good day
au revoir madame...............
Thanks for the siggy Ky-lyrra
see you later have a good day
I'll be the one to protect you from your enemies and all your demons
I'll be the one to protect you from a will to survive and a voice of reason
I'll be the one to protect you from your enemies and your choices son
They're one in the same, I must isolate you...
Isolate and save you from yourself
Awww Aya!! Your so loved! ^____^ Your not stealing attention! You deserve it! Its ya birthday!!Happy birthday!
TY Sasurai for the lovely sig!*
it's her birthday?????????????? I must PM her then
Thanks for the siggy Ky-lyrra
Eh?? It's Aya's birthday?? HAPPY BIRTHDAY AYA!! ^_^
Wo shi zhen zhen zhen xi huan ni...
Thank you Equinn!! ^-^
happy birthday Aya!!!!!
you are cooler than me.lol
Ya happy b-day...
*pops head in*
okini minna-san~~~~~~~~~~~ ^__^ i love you all!!!!!!
nice b.day cake, TF-san~
nice sheep, kerry-san~
thank you~~~~~
thank you~~~
::sits outside the thread's door::
sora-san's still here?
mm... >.<
[CENTER]+ Sheep Blogs at PaperDiaries +


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. The Silver Surfer is preparing the Great Ark for departure to Sof. But the ship will not respond because of the Surfer's doubts. He asks Stessa to navigate the ship but Stessa cannot navigate the ship for the same reasons.Back on the island, Ellie is in a hospital while Stewart talks with the military. They tell him to evacuate and the island is to be destroyed with nuclear weapons as per orders from Dick Cheney. Stewart tries to wake Ellie so she can show them what is happening.Denise meets with the Silver Surfer again. The Surfer believes he is torn between decisions because of Denise Waters, and that she reminds him of Shalla Bal. He asks for her to free him and allow them to leave, but she cannot do this.Ellie awakens and is taken to the beach by Stewart. It is here that she finds Amnel. She tries to revive Amnel but at the same time the Surfer approaches. As soon as he is spotted, the military launchs their weapons. The Surfer saves the island from the weapons but is caught in the blast. Ellie fails to heal Amnel and she is dead. Ellie explodes with anger.


text:
Attempted bank robbery; new concerns on lawless Alto
ALTO — One day after four East Texans are arrested in connection to an attempted Alto bank robbery Wednesday night, new concerns rise over the lack of a city police department due to recent budget cuts. Since June 15th, the Cherokee County Sheriff's Department has been patrolling Alto to pick up the slack, but Cherokee County Sheriff James Campbell tells KETK it's costing them both time and money to cover an additional area which puts them at 1,050 square miles. He says Wednesday's plot was an organized one, and he doesn't believe it has anything to do with the economy. Campbell says the department is doing everything in their power to ensure the people of Alto's safety.
To watch the full story click on the video portion above.
Jessica Wilson/ KETKnbc.com


text:
Multicoloured trainer socks
Item No.2850101250
A pair of multicoloured Adidas trainer socks made designed for wearing with trainers for that sockless look. Made with a poly cotton blend for high performance, moisture wicking and durability.
This item is available for
UK Home Delivery Free (UK orders over £30) or £3.99
Delivered within 4 working days
Next or Named Day Delivery
7 days a week between 8am - 6pm
Monday to Friday - order by 7pm - £4.99
Saturday & Sunday - order by 6pm - £4.99
Next or Named Evening Delivery
7 days a week between 6pm - 10pm
Monday to Sunday - order by 10pm - £6.99
Collect from store the next day - FREE
Order before 7pm for next day collection after 12pm midday
Show participating stores
Full Delivery details
A pair of multicoloured Adidas trainer liner socks. Made of cotton and polyester blended fabric for high performance
- Trainer liner socks
- Multipack
- Brand logo design
- 71% cotton, 27% polyamide, 2% elastane
- Machine washable


text:
Posts tagged "whitney houston"
Bobbi Kristina Inherits The Family Pipes
The progeny of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, Bobbi Kristina, is no longer the chubby little brat we remember from "Being Bobby Brown." This past week, a 17-year-old Bobbi posted this video of her covering Adele's "Someone Like You" on her Twitter page. If my ears are hearing her correctly, she appears to…
Ami Angelowicz
September 13, 2011
The Formula For An Amazing News Item: Whitney Houston, A Monkey And Toe Sucking
Every so often a news item comes along that defies all reason and exceeds all expectations of news greatness. Today, I found one such story. The headline reads: "Whitney Houston Once Got Intimate With Michael Jackson's Pet Monkey Bubbles." What does that mean exactly? It means that David Gest (that weird looking fellow who…
Ami Angelowicz
August 30, 2011
Quickies: More Alleged Blake Lively Nude Pics Emerge & Whitney Houston Might Have Emphysema
More nude photos of Blake Lively have allegedly been leaked and these new pics show tattoos exactly like the ones her character wore in "The Town." Blake's rep still denies everything. [The Superficial] Elton John's newborn son is an adorable little chubster! [Celebuzz] Jane Lynch will host the 2011 Emmys.
Jessica Wakeman
June 2, 2011
Whitney Houston Is In Rehab … To Cleanse?
According to TMZ, singer Whitney Houston has entered an out-patient rehab program, but not because she's got a problem with drugs or alcohol. No, a source told the gossip site that Whitney is "cleansing herself to get ready for a new movie." In this particular program, apparently, Whitney can go about her usual business but…
Amelia McDonell-Parry
May 9, 2011
Bobbi Kristina Says The Photos Of Her Doing Coke Aren't What They Look Like
"This was a result of a horrible relationship that went sour. I was in love—he was in love with money ... A former very dear person to me did this. Set me up to make it look exactly what it looks like. God will smite them yes. But it's really not what it looks like.
Kate Torgovnick/Kate-Book.com
March 4, 2011
Who Should Star In The Remake Of "The Bodyguard"?
I remember going to see "The Bodyguard" in the theater in 1992. I was 12 at the time, and it was the first rated R movie that my parents deemed acceptable for me to see. I remember feeling terror the first time the psycho stalker's handiwork was shown on screen. I remember my heart beating…
Kate Torgovnick/Kate-Book.com
February 24, 2011
10 Ways Whitney Houston Can Turn Her Tragic Tour Around
We were totally rooting for Whitney Houston after she dumped Bobby, kicked the crack habit, sat down on Oprah's couch, and got her comeback tour on the road. But at some point along the way, the tour turned into a total bust. She has been plagued by respiratory problems that she claim…
Ami Angelowicz
April 27, 2010
Quotable: Whitney Houston Tries To Appease Booing Birmingham Audience
"I heard you get mad. You're a little pissed off I understand. However, I thought you would enjoy the montage. I humble myself and thank you for being so good over the years. Well, I'm here now and have even changed my clothes." -- Whitney Houston tries to get the Birmingham, UK, crowd back…
Annika Harris
April 15, 2010
Quote Of The Day: Bobby Brown Spills The (Lez)Beans About Whitney
In his new memoir, Bobby Brown: The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing But..., Bobby Brown dishes dirt on his ex-wife Whitney Houston, fueling the rumors that she may have played for the other team. He writes: "[Our marriage] was doomed from the very beginning... I think we got married for all the wrong reasons.
Wendy Atterberry
October 21, 2009
Whitney Houston Tells All (Seriously, All) To Oprah
Oprah knows how to start a season right. Her interview with Whitney Houston yesterday (the second part airs today!) was even better than the season premiere in 2004 when every audience member left with a new car. Rather than interview Whitney in front of an audience, Oprah sat down to chat with her i…
Kate Torgovnick/Kate-Book.com
September 15, 2009
Star Couplings: Whitney Houston Did Smoke Crack With Bobby Brown
Whitney Houston admitted to Oprah Winfrey that she and then-husband Bobby Brown would smoke marijuana laced with top-quality rock cocaine and wouldn't speak to each other for days on end, even though they were sitting next to each other, because they were so stoned. [Starpulse] -- So crack really wasn't too…
Annika Harris
September 15, 2009
Quickies: These Guys Fit The "Million Dollar Bill" And Fall Fashion Decisions
Some guys in Asbury Park, New Jersey gave Whitney Houston a tribute by performing her song "Million Dollar Bill." [The WOW Report] -- I would have guessed they were on Fire Island, not in Asbury Park. Days before Demi Moore chastised Perez Hilton for publishing suggestive photos of her daughter…
Annika Harris
September 8, 2009
Album Drop: This Week's New Releases, From Whitney Houston To Juliette Lewis
It's new release Tuesday, so it's time to take the latest tunes for a spin! This week, Whitney Houston comes back and looks to you, Andrew W.K. shuts up and drives, the Black Crowes thaw out, Speech Debelle crosses the pond, These United States go OCD and touch everything, and Juliette Lewis tries to go…
September 1, 2009
Whitney Houston: The Greatest Album Of All?
I fell in love with Whitney Houston the first time I saw the "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" video. I stuck with her forever, through "The Bodyguard" and "Just Whitney." But circa 2000, we hit a bumpy road as her marriage with Bobby Brown got seriously rocky and the rumor mill seemed pretty convincing…
Daniela Guernica
August 31, 2009
Listen Here First! Whitney Houston's New Single Leaked
Whitney Houston was lookin' good as she revealed her plans for a new record, I Look To You, in London, yesterday. Yay! The album isn't out until September 1st here in the States, but already, the diva's new jam leaked onto the internet. It's called "Kiss My Ass, Bobby!" Kidding. Whitney's voice i…
July 15, 2009
Pink And Carey Hart Are Back Together. "So What" And Other Break-Up-To-Make-Up Songs.
Ain't love grand? Even though Pink wrote an entire album about her split from motorcross bad ass Carey Hart, and even dissed him to his face in her "So What" video, the pair is now happily back together and even renewed their vows in Australia this week. Pink is on tour promoting Funhouse,…
May 22, 2009
Who IS Ray J, Anyway?
Singer/music producer/actor Ray J, Brandy Norwood's brother, is the latest D-lister to look for love on VH1 on "For the Love of Ray J." But not much is known about this guy who is desperate for musical success and enjoys partying and loving, other than that Kim Kardashian sex tape business...
Annika Harris
February 17, 2009
Quickies!: A Sexy Fake Perfume Ad, More Chris Brown Details, & "Grey's" Departures
This is a little too abstract for us to completely understand, but it includes two of our biggest girl crushes ever, so we thought we'd share. Roman Polanski directed a fake commercial for a fake perfume called Greed. This faux ad is supposedly commenting on the hype that surrounds the launch of new luxury products.
Annika Harris
February 10, 2009
Quickies!: Beyonce Might Not Be Having Babies Quite Yet
Beyonce is afraid of childbirth. Maybe she should create another alter ego named, Mama Fearless. [Shine]Lindsay Lohan cozied up to Sean Penn at a private dinner for his film "Milk." She probably longed for some peen after seeing the film's love scenes. [Dlisted] Victoria Beckham's fashion line seems almost…
Annika Harris
December 8, 2008
Star Couplings: Mariah Carey Maybe/Maybe Not Pregnant
Mariah Carey didn't confirm or deny pregnancy rumors while on Ellen (airing today). Maybe she's just trying to keep her name in the press, now that rival Beyonce's album dropped at number one. [Us Weekly]…
Amelia McDonell-Parry
November 26, 2008
Simply Irresistible
All »
Choupette Lagerfeld Makes Way More Money Than You
She's a millionaire, what have YOU done with your life today?
Claire Hannum
April 1, 2015
Our Beloved Joni Mitchell Is "Awake And In Good…
Claire Hannum
April 1, 2015
Adrienne Bailon Sings Publicly For The First Time In…
The talented Adrienne Bailon, who you may know as a former Cheetah Girl, a singer from 3LW, or the most rational person to ever appear on "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," ended her nearly six-year break from the musical spotlight to honor late Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez. Selena died 20 years ago today when she was shot…
Claire Hannum
April 1, 2015
Justin Bieber Is "Not Looking For A Girlfriend"
Thanks for sharing.
Claire Hannum
March 31, 2015
You'll Love
The Problem With Refinery 29's Profile Of A Church Of Scientology Member
10 Reasons Why Spring Is The Best Time To Hook Up (In GIFs)
True Story: I Transitioned From Female To Male


text:
We are currently seeking candidates for the following positions. These are exciting opportunities and our organization is experiencing tremendous growth. We are looking for dependable, long-term employees for this, as well as other opportunities in the future.
Download Our Employment Application
Plant Positions
Maintenance Manager - Stockton, CA
Monday December 1st, 2014
Corporate Positions
Sorry, there are currently no corporate positions available.


text:
Best Lobster (2008)
Cherry Crest Seafood Market
Cherry Crest Seafood Market not only serves the best lobster in Denver, but it also has the best lobster deal in Denver. In season, you can get a full lobster dinner for around twenty bucks — easily half the price of the competition. And Cherry Crest is steaming and cracking Maine lobsters — the best — while some of the other guys are making do with coldwater Aussies, or worse. One word of caution: Come very early and be prepared to wait. Fortunately, the lobster's well worth it.
More Awards from This Winner
Location Details
5909 S. University Blvd.
Littleton CO 80121
Littleton CO 80121
More Food & Drink Awards
Best Meal in a BunKolache Factory
Best TortaTacos D.F.
Best Sandwiches in a Pancake HouseToast
Best Asian SandwichBa Le Sandwich


text:
Was £60.00
Now £24.00
60% Off
Save a total of £36.00
Out of stock
Toni and Guy TGST2990UK 'Touch Control' straighteners
Item No.3240020030
With advanced variable ionic moisture protection, this TONI&GUY innovation Touch Control Straightener lets you get creative. Featuring advanced LCD gigital controls you are in control of your style, able to adjust temperature & Ionic levels at the touch of a button. Designed to protect your hair & colour with the Ceramic Tourmaline plates, its unique Colour Lock Technology is developed to enhance shine, smooth hair follicles and lock in colour as you style. This Touch Control Straightener heats up in seconds with a maximum temperature of 230C, to suit all hair types.
This item is available for
UK Home Delivery Free (UK orders over £30) or £3.99
Delivered within 4 working days
Next or Named Day Delivery
7 days a week between 8am - 6pm
Monday to Friday - order by 7pm - £4.99
Saturday & Sunday - order by 6pm - £4.99
Next or Named Evening Delivery
7 days a week between 6pm - 10pm
Monday to Sunday - order by 10pm - £6.99
Collect from store the next day - FREE
Order before 7pm for next day collection after 12pm midday
Show participating stores
Full Delivery details
- Model number: TGST2990UK
- Straightener
- Variable temperature
- 3 metre cord
- Digital IONIC
- 230C Variable Digital temperature
- Advanced Variable temperature/Ionic settings (25 settings)
- Ionic port
- Ceramic Tourmaline 25mm floating plates
- Auto shut off
- 2 year warranty
- Beauty club points are available on this line


text:
Do you guys know any website(s) to do this "Cross Mobile Testing"?
if you have please share it to me.
How about the Air app Mobilizer? Not sure if it's 100% accurate though.
thanks.. I will try that….
Helpful Information
- Please read our community guidelines. Self promotion and discussion of piracy is not allowed.
- Open a support ticket if you would like specific help with your account, deposits or purchases.
- Item Support by authors is optional and may vary. Please see the Support tab on each item page.
Most of all, enjoy your time here. Thank you for being a valued Envato community member.


text:
Original Article - Clinical
Randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial Evaluating the Efficacy of Pulsed Signal Therapy in Dogs with Osteoarthritis
Article first published online: 20 DEC 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-950X.2012.01066.x
© Copyright 2012 by The American College of Veterinary Surgeons
Veterinary Surgery
Volume 42, Issue 3, pages 250–254, April 2013
Additional Information
How to Cite
Sullivan, M. O., Gordon-Evans, W. J., Knap, K. E. and Evans, R. B. (2013), Randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial Evaluating the Efficacy of Pulsed Signal Therapy in Dogs with Osteoarthritis. Veterinary Surgery, 42: 250–254. doi: 10.1111/j.1532-950X.2012.01066.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 2 APR 2013
- Article first published online: 20 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: AUG 2011
- Manuscript Received: MAY 2011
- Abstract
- Article
- References
- Cited By
To evaluate the efficacy of pulsed signal therapy (PST) in reducing pain and increasing function in dogs with osteoarthritis (OA) using a randomized, blinded, controlled clinical trial.
Study Design
Randomized, controlled, blinded clinical trial.
Adult dogs (n = 60) with moderate-to-severe clinical signs of OA.
Dogs were randomized by age into 2 groups: dogs ≥ 9 years and dogs < 9-years old. The control group received 1 hour of rest in hospital for 9 consecutive days and dogs in the treatment group received PST for 1 hour on 9 consecutive days.
Goniometry and gait analysis were performed, and the Canine Brief Pain Inventory (CBPI) questionnaire was given to the owners to fill out without supervision. Outcome measures were repeated at the end of treatment (Day 11) and 6 weeks after beginning treatment (Day 42).
The PST group performed significantly better than the control group as measured by the CBPI Severity and Interference scores (P < .01). Extension (P = .04) and peak vertical force (PVF) (P = .03) were not statistically significant after adjusting for multiple comparisons.
The group receiving PST performed better than the treatment group according to owner assessment.


text:
Rumor has it LG Optimus Pad will run Android 3.0 Honeycomb on dual-core Tegra 2
LG (like pretty much every tech company around) has been working on a tablet of their own. But they made a hard choice – Android 2.2 Froyo is just not suitable for tablets they said (Google said the same thing) and even though the hardware was ready, the tablet got delayed, waiting on the software.
And Android 3.0 Honeycomb seems to be it – a new leak gives us a peek at some juicy details of the LG tablet, or the LG Optimus Pad, as it will be called… Read more »


text:
Relevant offers
National News
A Whakatane dairy farmer is rallying farmers across the country to help a South Taranaki couple who had 120 cows die on their farm this week.
About 15 vets rushed to the Oeo farm of Chris and Catherine Cook on Tuesday but could not save the dying animals, part of a herd of 600 and worth an estimated $400,000.
Vets are not saying what caused the deaths but had ruled out nitrate poisoning this morning.
And while industry bosses say the farmers would be unlikely to be insured against such an event, Whakatane dairy farmer Rod McPherson is calling on fellow farmers to help the Cooks out.
McPherson had contacted Fonterra to arrange for anyone who wanted to donate a cow to help rebuild the couple's livelihood to get in touch.
"They've set up a spreadsheet to take contacts of anyone who wants to donate an animal."
He said he would touch base with Fonterra later on to arrange getting the cows to Taranaki.
McPherson remembered the generosity of a farming couple who helped him out in the floods that struck the Bay of Plenty in 2004.
He said the farming community was great for helping each other out.
"It's just what we do, there must be 12,000 cows in the area so surely we can muster up 120."
He said five or six cows had been donated from the Bay of Plenty area already.
Mrs Cook's brother, John Murphy, said this morning the family was not ready to speak but was grateful for all the support they had received.
The couple, who have a young family, said farmers had offered them cows and people were taking meals to their house.
The wider community, including Fonterra and DairyNZ, was supporting the couple.
About 20 cows were still sick and were being looked after and milked only once a day.
The rest of the herd was fine.
Murphy said he thought it would be a long time before the couple were ready to talk about their ordeal.
Meanwhile, Newstalk ZB has reported this morning the cows died after a water trough was topped up with a portable tank used earlier to dissolve nitrogen.
But Taranaki Veterinary centre chief executive Stephen Hopkinson, of Hawera, said he would not release the cause without the permission of his clients.
"It'll be up the family to make that decision - when they're ready to discuss it," he said.
"But to avoid scaremongering, I can say it's not nitrate poisoning."
Murphy said he expected tests being undertaken by the Ministry of Primary Industries to take some time.
Federated Farmers Taranaki president Harvey Leach said most farmers didn't insure their herds because it was too expensive.
"Some farmers insure for electrocution, but that would be about it," he said.
"Cows die, that happens every year and you just can't afford it (insurance). It's just one of those ones where you just have to take the loss."
- Taranaki Daily News
Sponsored links
Winston Peters given massive mandate in Northland by-election
Live: Cricket World Cup final: Australia vs Black Caps #AUSvNZ
Grindr attacks in Auckland linked: police
Library won't pull 'child abuse manual'
23-year-old bridge player makes national team
Cricket fans get ready for big night at MCG for final
Plan for Black Caps welcome rests on Cricket World Cup final
Auckland ITU triathlon favourite Spaniard Javier Gomez loves waterfront course
Winston Peters romps home in Northland by-election
Sentry Taitoko: Family still seeking answers after cell death
Disqualified driver flips car carrying child
Radiographer censured for touching
Live: Cricket World Cup final: Australia vs Black Caps #AUSvNZ
Grindr attacks in Auckland linked: police
Al Shabab siege at Somali hotel ends with 24 dead
Flat Warriors fall against spirited Brisbane Broncos in Mt Smart Stadium clash
Duchess of Cambridge's royal baby due on Anzac Day
What $1 million buys you around the world
Living with a bomb: life after the Gaza war
Man hikes 4300 kilometres to Mexico - and takes 4900 selfies along the way
'It's pot luck': Cinderella actress Cate Blanchett opens up about adopting baby Edith
Martin Crowe's letter to the Black Caps
Cricketer Jesse Ryder knocks out blogger Cameron Slater at Super 8 event
Hello pork pies: Mini drivers head south
Phoenix Foundation knock out 'hit' song for Black Caps
Winston Peters given massive mandate in Northland by-election
Cricket fans get ready for big night at MCG for final
Library won't pull 'child abuse manual'
Winston Peters romps home in Northland by-election
Grindr attacks in Auckland linked: police
Live: Cricket World Cup final: Australia vs Black Caps #AUSvNZ
Duncan Garner: An open letter to McCullum and the boys
Plan for Black Caps welcome rests on Cricket World Cup final
Sentry Taitoko: Family still seeking answers after cell death


text:
Bhopal gas tragedy: German firm refuses to dispose of toxic waste
Top Stories
- Patna High Court stays Nitish Kumar's election as JD(U) legislature party chief
- Arvind Kejriwal gets down to business, calls for full statehood for Delhi
- President Pranab Mukherjee warns against deviation from constitutional principles
- Sunanda Pushkar murder case: SIT to quiz Shashi Tharoor tomorrow
- Shanti Bhushan accuses Arvind Kejriwal of accepting 'tainted' money
In a blow to both the Centre and Madhya Pradesh government's efforts, a German firm has refused to dispose of 350 metric tonnes of toxic waste from Bhopal gas disaster site to Germany citing "uncertainties" on both the sides.
A Group of Ministers (GoM) in June had approved the proposal for disposing of 350 metric tonnes of packaged chemical waste, resulting from Bhopal gas disaster of December 1984, by German agency GIZ IS for a payment of Rs 25 crore.
However, there was no agreement signed between the government and GIZ for removal of the waste.
"After three months of contract negotiations between the Indian government and GIZ for the disposal of 350 metric tonnes of soil contaminated with pesticides from Bhopal, GIZ withdrew its waste disposal offer (yesterday)," a statement from the firm said.
"The extensive negotiations could not be settled...the uncertainties grew on both sides. This uncertainty extended to the German public. Hazardous waste disposal through GIZ is no longer an option," it said.
The firm has written to Finance Minister P Chidambaram, who heads the GoM, to inform him about its decision.
About 346 metric toxic waste is lying within the premises of the erstwhile M/s Union Carbide India Ltd (UCIL) at Bhopal where the worst-ever industrial disaster had taken place on the intervening night of December 2-3, 1984.
According to government data, over Rs 3,000 crore has been given as compensation in 5,295 cases of death, 4,902 cases of permanent disability, 5,27,894 cases of minor injury and 35,455 cases related to temporary disability due to the gas tragedy.


text:
- Games for girls
- Animal Games for Girls
- Pets Games for Girls
- Dress My Pet
Dress My Pet
The game is now in your favorites!
Something went wrong, please try again later.
- It's awful!.
- I'm not a fan.
- It's okay.
- I like it.
- I love it!
Rate this game!
Something went wrong, please try again later.
Starting game...
Just a few more seconds before your game starts!
This is taking longer than usual.
Want to wait a bit more, or reload the game?
Oops, something went wrong. Try again!
Oops, something went wrong while loading your game. Try again!
You need this plugin to play the game.
After the upcoming message from our sponsor, you can keep playing this game for free!
Loading game
Loading game
This game uses modern browser features which your browser doesn't support.
For the best results, please get the latest version of Google Chrome.
Dress My Pet
Played 2721 times
How to play Dress My Pet
Drag and drop the items on to the animal's body. You must use one of every item to progress to the next level.
Pets are back in fashion! Play with cats, dogs and hamsters!


text:
Close: 14:50 Thursday 2nd April
Open: 08:45 Monday 20th April
SQA exams begin: Tuesday 28th April
There was a bit of a buzz in the library today as we celebreated World Book Day 2015 with a game of Guess the Shelfie. Teachers had bravely taken a 'shelfie'; a picture of their own bookshelf at home and it was the job of pupils to match the shelfie to the correct member of staff. The Shelfies had been on display all week and at 1pm today we had the Grand Reveal where pupils got to see who read which books. 3 senior pupils shared out the prize of a copy of each the exclusively pubished World Book Day books as they all got full correct answers. There was a runner up prize of a book which was given to a 2nd year. Mr McLaughlin won the prize for the staff entry. Happy Reading Everyone.
Session 2015 -16 options
Option forms and information are now available at the link below
2015-2016 Options
Our Europe Film competition
A team of S5 Marr College students have reached the semi final stage of the Our Europe Film Competition 2014 -15. The semi final will take place on Monday 2nd February at SocietyM in Glasgow. A link to the official press release is below.
The schools most recent large group photography is now online on the Tempest Groups website. Please note this service is for viewing images only, ordering takes place via the order forms given to the school … instructions to find and view the school photographs are below
Type the school name into the search box and select the event required.


text:
- Meet John Doe: Businesses, politicians and gov't should follow junk email laws
- Entertainment abound for this week's First Friday
- State Roundup: Special election dates set
- Test drive: the 2015 Ford F-150
- Fracking never on a path to sustainability
- Indiana boxes itself into legal corner
- TRRT April 1-7 | Online Edition
- Guest Commentary: the Rockford Apartment Association
- State Roundup: NIU employee improperly reimbursed $30K
- State Roundup: Governor signs budget fix bills
Lectures in American History Series kicks off Jan. 17 in Freeport
Staff Report
FREEPORT, Ill. — A diverse range of topics from America's past will be covered in this year's Lectures in American History Series. Each lecture is held at 7 p.m. at the Freeport Public Library and is open to the public, free of charge. The series is co-sponsored by the Stephenson County Historical Society and the Freeport Public Library Foundation.
The race relations in early Illinois history will be discussed by Mike Banghart Tuesday, Jan. 17. Banghart teaches social studies at Freeport High School.
An examination of how the United States Constitution's Second Amendment — right to bear arms — has been interpreted over the past 200 years will be the topic of Eric Welch's presentation Monday, Jan. 23. Welch was the long-time library director at Highland Community College and is now retired.
In honor of the sesquicentennial of the Civil War, Dr. Edward Finch will cover the Civil War at sea Tuesday, Jan. 31. Dr. Finch, who is director of the Stephenson County Museum, has presented this program across Illinois and is scheduled to present it in April at the Great Lakes Naval Museum.
Dr. Andy Dvorak of Highland Community College will discuss the changing role of collective bargaining since the passage of the Wagner Act Wednesday, Feb. 8.
A history of Mormons in Illinois will be presented by Jim Phillips Thursday, Feb. 16. Phillips is an instructor of history at Highland Community College.
The famous sculptor Leonard Wells Volk is the topic of a program by George Buss Thursday, Feb. 23. Volk was a cousin of Stephen A. Douglas and widely known for his live mask of Abraham Lincoln.
The series wraps up Tuesday, Feb. 28, with a presentation of American relations with countries in Africa from 1800 to 1945. Dr. Martin Quirk, chairman of the History Department at Rock Valley College, will be the presenter.
All programs will offer time for audience questions and answers. Coffee, tea and cookies will be available before each program. Freeport Public Library is at 100 E. Douglas St., Freeport, Ill. Stephenson County Historical Society Museum is at 1440 S. Carroll Ave., Freeport, Ill., and can be reached at (815) 232-8419.
From the Jan. 11-17, 2012, issue


text:
DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Lisbon
- Media Type▼▲
- Series▼▲
- US States▼▲
- Destination▼▲
- Author / Artist▼▲
- Publisher▼▲
- Top Rated▼▲
- Price▼▲
- Discount▼▲
Product Description
Recognized the world over by frequent flyers and armchair travelers alike, Eyewitness Travel Guides are among the most colorful and comprehensive guides on the market. With beautifully commissioned photographs and spectacular 3-D aerial views revealing the charm of each destination, these amazing travel guides show what others only tell. 192 pages, flexiback.
Product Information
|Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 192
Vendor: DK Publishing Inc.
Publication Date: 2013
Availability: In Stock
Series: Eyewitness Travel Guide
Related Products
Top 10 LisbonTomas TranaeusDK Travel / 2013 / Trade Paperback$12.60 Retail:
$14.00Save 10% ($1.40)Availability: Usually ships in 24-48 hours.CBD Stock No: WW696671
Top 10 LisbonTomas TranaeusDK Books / 2011 / Trade Paperback$12.60 Retail:
$14.00Save 10% ($1.40)Availability: Expected to ship on or about 04/30/15.CBD Stock No: WW670399
National Geographic Traveler: Portugal, 2nd EditionFiona Dunlop, Tino SorianoNational Geographic / 2013 / Trade Paperback$20.66 Retail:
$22.95Save 10% ($2.29)Availability: Expected to ship on or about 04/30/15.CBD Stock No: WW6210242
Spain & Portugal Tourist & Motoring AtlasLangenscheidt Publishing Group / 2009 / Trade Paperback$19.80 Retail:
$22.00Save 10% ($2.20)Availability: Expected to ship on or about 04/30/15.CBD Stock No: WW141049
Publisher's Description
This fully revised edition includes 3-D aerial views of Lisbon's most interesting districts and cutaways and floor plans of all the major sights, including the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. The "Four Great Days" sightseeing itineraries and two specially devised walking tours will allow you to discover the harbor city's architectural charm and rich history in depth, while a reliable selection of bars, hotels, shops, and entertainment venues will ensure you don't miss a thing.
Immerse yourself in the history of Portugal's golden age as you explore hidden treasures through the streets of the ancient Belém parish. Indulge yourself in life's simple pleasures with the fine wines of Portugal or the delectable pastries freshly baked in Lisbon's classic and contemporary cafés. Explore a wide range of Lisbon's music, entertainment, and nightlife as you delve deeply into the culture scene with this indispensable guide in hand.
The enlarged and enhanced color Street Finder, detailed public transport map, and pull-out map with detailed sheet maps and useful transportation information will ensure you'll have no problem finding your way.


text:
Carleton Jacket
Tour Favorite Protection
An extremely popular layering piece on tour, the Carleton Jacket offers some of the lightest and most versatile fabrics available. The Carleton protects from rain and wind while also allowing for easy range of motion throughout the golf swing.
- Stretch Tricot Lining
- ProTrim Cinching System
- Action Lycra Cuffs
- Patented V Collar with Neoprene Finish
- Lock down Zipper Puller
- Laser cut design with waterproof zipper
- In Pocket Ball Cleaner
GolfDiscount.com is proud to use FedEx as its primary shipping provider. All packages shipped via FedEx include shipping insurance as part of the quoted price. Packages are protected 100% until the merchandise arrives and is signed for by you. We offer FedEx Ground Shipping to the Contiguous 48 states. All FedEx shipment times are quoted in business days, as neither FedEx Next-Day service nor FedEx 2-Day service ship or deliver on weekends or holidays.
|Orders over $99.00
|*Free FedEx Ground shipping!
|Orders under $99.00
|Ground shipping only $6.99
International Shipping
GolfDiscount.com can ship almost any item we carry in stock internationally. From Canada, to Europe, to Australia and everywhere in between, we can provide rate estimates and service to international customers. International shipping prices will be calculated during checkout, but if you would like to estimate shipping costs prior, please use our sales team at 1-800-394-4653.
Express Shipments
We are also proud to offer FedEx Next Day and 2-Day Air at the lowest possible rates attainable. Rates vary depending on the dimensional weight and destination of the shipment.
Hawaii and Alaska Shipments
FedEx Next Day and 2-Day Air are available for customers looking to have products shipped to Hawaii or Alaska.
Processing Times
Orders completed by 12PM PST (3PM EST) ship out same day! All other orders will be processed and fulfilled within one business day. Drop Ship products and orders completed on Saturdays require additional processing time.
PO Boxes and APO Shipments
GolfDiscount.com gladly ships to PO Boxes and APO addresses through USPS.
Additional Shipping Information
Canadian and International Orders


text:
My son proposed to his girlfriend of several years recently, and she accepted. He gave her a ring and it was a wonderful time. Since then, her dysfunctional family has made their lives miserable. Her parents are divorced and remarried, and much baggage(hate) is still carried by her mother. Mom doesn't want the dad and step-mom at the wedding, and the step-dad has even said that my son was not good enough for her, and I'm thinking this is because my son is not affluent enough by their standards.
Our family loves his fiance, and she has already been a part of our family from the beginning of their relationship. That statement about our son absolutely crushed him, and us as well. He is a person of high character, and all who know him love him.
His fiance has a good relationship with both me and my husband, and the few times we have been around her dad's family (who love our son) there have been no problems. Only met the mother and step-dad once...at their home the day of college graduation. Everything then was amiable.
My son says that the wedding and all the details are up to the bride, and I agree. I'm afraid that there will be a huge confrontation and he will tell the mom and step-dad where to get off. I hate to see them start their life together with this anvil around their necks.
Is there anything (besides just being supportive and loving) that I can do? Has anyone ever heard of such a situation? I'm sure this isn't the first one. Thanks for anyone's thoughts.
My experience in this type of thing is that the fewer people who mix into it, the better. This is really an internal problem within her family, and they need to handle it on their own. It sounds like a long-standing problem and your thinking there is "something you can do" is, well, naive. And their needlessly insulting your son is just an invitation for you to join in the melee. Try to rise above and ignore them, they are enjoying their game of "Uproar". BTW, Uproar is very popular in dysfunctional families. It feeds on big occasions and new blood. Don't play this game!
Thanks for those thoughts. I am a 'fixer' and it is extremely difficult for me to stand by and do nothing, especially since my son is involved....but, he is an adult and I will try to just be there when they need me and not meddle. I have heard from others that 'it's not my fight, and stay out of it'. I just needed that confirmation to do nothing, otherwise, I would have felt like I should have acted when I didn't. Make sense?
scarlett's advice is PERFECT. I know it is not easy to follow, but she is absolutely right. You won't fix it, you might make it worse, and to top it off, for some reason, everyone always ends up mad at the would-be fixer. Just listen and say nothing to them -- certainly, don't take the bait about any insults to your family. Just ignore them.
My son's wonderful girlfriend's parents also have a very bitter divorce and bad relationship. I haven't met her family, but my son says her parents and stepparents are difficult. She was so confused when they first started going together and found that he actually was looking FORWARD to family vacations and holidays -- family has always just meant stress and aggravation to the poor girl and her sister. Our family is very tight; it's a real contrast. She seems to like to be part of it. If they get married, I wonder if her background will make her want to pull away from all family, including ours, or if it will mean that they will come to us more for holidays, etc. I hope the latter! (My son told me a few months ago that when -- yes, he said WHEN -- they get married, she wants to have the wedding here in our city, not either of her parents' cities.)
Wow...sounds a lot like our situation. I'm thinking that if her family gives them enough grief, they'll just elope. While I would, of course, liked for them to have the nice wedding, their happiness is the most important thing. We've even told them when they mentioned eloping - that this way, they could have 3 receptions...mom's, dad's and ours. Our future DIL has already been to some
family' things with us, also doesn't understand the closeness, but I have hopes for her that she too will see how family is really supposed to be. One thing our family (on both sides) has that hers does not is practicing Faith. Without going in to a religious dissertation, let me just say that an element is missing in their lives that is present in ours. Not that I'm putting them down, it's just a difference.


text:
Michael J. Austin (Ed.), Changing Welfare Services: Case Studies of Local Welfare Reform Programs.
During the 1990s, the welfare system underwent significant changes. As a result of the 1988 Family Support Act, new educational, job-training and job placement services were introduced and these significantly augmented the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (or AFDC) program which had been in existence since the 1930s. In addition, many states obtained waivers from the federal legislation in order to experiment with a variety of innovations that departed significantly from the entitlement approach that had characterized the AFDC program since its inception. With the enactment of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, AFDC was replaced with the new Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (or TANF) program, and significant reductions in welfare caseloads around the country were recorded.
"Welfare reform", as these changes are known, have attracted a great deal of scholarly attention and the number of social work and social policy research studies dealing with the new welfare system have increased exponentially. Many of the studies have sought to evaluate these policy changes and to determine whether they have reduced caseloads and successfully moved welfare recipients of the welfare rolls into regular employment and self-sufficiency. Many have used quantitative techniques to assess aggregate changes but some have sought to obtain more qualitative insights into the way the welfare system had affected the lives of those receiving benefits. Since the implementation of the TANF program, many studies have reported on overall caseload reductions and tracked the subsequent employment career of welfare leavers. The literature on the subject is now quite extensive and much more is known about the impact of the new program.
In view of the extensive literature now available on the subject, some may question the need for additional books about welfare reform. However, the two books reviewed here are of interest since they deal with two specific geographic localities, the Bay Area of California and the state of West Virginia, and address and number of topics that will be of interest not only to academic scholars but to social work practitioners and welfare administrators.
The first book, Changing Welfare Services, is compiled by Michael Austin, a professor at the School of Social Welfare at the University of California, Berkeley. It consists of 24 chapters written by Austin in collaboration with a number of the School's graduates students. Most of these chapter report on studies undertaken in recent years under the auspices of the Bay Area Social Services Consortium (or BASSC) which is a coalition of California Bay Area county social services directors, foundation representatives and the deans and directors of Bay Area schools of social work. In addition to his academic responsibilities, Austin serves as Staff Director to the Consortium.
The book is primarily concerned with the organizational and managerial aspects of welfare reform in the Bay Area, but it also addresses a number of related topics dealing with innovative social services programs and the role of community-based approaches to welfare reform. It is divided into five sections. The first provides an overview of the legislative and administrative changes introduced under the TANF program while the second is concerned with barriers to workforce participation. Section III focuses on community partnerships while section IV deals with staffing managerial and other organizational issues affecting agency restructuring. The final section draws the material together and speculates about future developments.
The book is extremely wide-ranging and covers of large number of topics. One of its strengths is its case study approach which provides detailed information about specific projects and allows readers to focus on those aspects of welfare reform that are of particular interest to them. Several chapters report on innovative projects introduced by the county social services agencies which transcend the traditional benefit payment approach that previously characterized the welfare services. These include, for example, a ride-home transport service, a family loan program, the adopt-a-family program and an employment hotline. Several case studies report on community-based initiatives that address issues of homelessness, workforce development, substance abuse and child welfare. An interesting and welcome feature of the book is its attempt to assess these programs in terms of the social development approach which, the editor suggests, provides a useful framework for analyzing the impact on these programs. The book finds that many of the programs introduced by the county social services agencies reveal a strong commitment to social investment but, it suggests, more emphasis should be placed on human capital programs that adequately prepare people for sustained employment and self-sufficiency.
The second book, Welfare Reform in West Virginia, has been compiled by a number of scholars under the direction of Robert Jay Dilger, who works for the Library of Congress Congregational Research Service. Dilger was previously a professor of political science at West Virginia University. Most of the contributors are faculty members at West Virginia University. The book's chapters deal with diverse aspect of welfare reform in West Virginia. Dilger sets the scene by tracing the history of welfare Reform and its impact on West Virginia, and reviews a number of statistical studies dealing with outcomes. He makes the point that a study of welfare reform in West Virginia should be of interest to scholars nationally because of the state's sizable rural population and the fact that its traditional industries are in decline. Subsequent chapters deal with the socio-economic, political and institutional contexts in which welfare reform took place, and these are followed by two chapters that focus on administered issues. One chapter examines the training opportunities provided under the new TANF program while another asks whether work is, in fact, the solution to the poverty problem? Other chapters deal with the impact of welfare reform on the state's safety net and its most disadvantaged populations. The final chapter provides an excellent summary and draws a number of key lessons from West Virginia's experience.
Although there are many aspects of welfare reform in West Virginia that are unique, the book shows that the overall impact of the TANF program is decidedly mixed. Although the state's welfare caseload declined rapidly from 36,000 in 1997 to only 13,000 in 2002 (a 64% reduction), 80% of these welfare leavers are below the federal government's poverty line and that almost 50% are unemployed. While welfare reform in West Virginia had succeeded in driving beneficiaries of the rolls, it had not moved them into stable employment and economic self-sufficiency. Drawing attention to the state's lack of employment opportunities, its declining industrial base and its sizable number of poor rural people, the book is critical of a program that is concerned with caseload reduction rather than poverty alleviation. It is also critical of the way the new program treats those who remain in the system. Since state officials are required to meet federal "participation" targets, welfare recipients are required to engage in employment. However, the book finds that many clients have been placed in unpaid community service jobs and that nearly two thirds of all recipients continue to receive benefits without participating in any work-related activities. Although the TANF program is supposed to prepare clients for remunerative employment in the open labor market, West Virginia's welfare system has clearly failed to do so.
The books will be of interest to scholars wishing to understand the changes that have taken place since the introduction of the TANF program. Austin and his student colleagues have compiled a useful collection of case studies that reveal the extent to which the Bay Area county social services agencies have sought to transcend the limitations of the program by introducing policy and service innovations that can make a real difference to the lives of clients they serve. Since the book is primarily concerned with organizational change, it does not assess the overall impact of the TANF program on the incomes and standards of living of those who no longer receive benefits. On the other hand, this is the primary focus the book on West Virginia by Dilger and his colleagues. While its findings are not encouraging, the studies reported in the former book are more optimistic. The ambiguous nature of welfare reform's impact is perhaps the key lesson to be learned from these two books. Taken together, they not only highlight the program's mixed results but provide helpful insights into the way welfare reform has evolved in recent years.
James Midgley
University of California, Berkeley
Reader Opinion
|Printer friendly Cite/link Email Feedback
|Midgley, James
|Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
|Article Type:
|Book Review
|Dec 1, 2005
|Previous Article:
|Ian Gough and Geof Wood with Armando Barrientos, Philipa Bevan, Peer Davis and Graham Room, Insecurity and Welfare Regimes in Asia, Africa and Latin...
|Next Article:
|Sam Davis, Designing for the Homeless.


text:
Possible Answer
May 26, 2006 · MTV of sexual transformation of ALEX SOCORRO - read more
Why are humans one of the few species to have sex in private? Why are human females the only mammals to go through menopause? Why is the human penis so unnecessarily ... - read more
Please vote if the answer you were given helped you or not, thats the best way to improve our algorithm. You can also submit an answer or search documents about what is penis sek hewan com.


text:
Businessman George Soros is blaming the euro crisis in 2012 for making gold an unsafe haven for investors. Since October, gold prices had been on a downtrend and last week the yellow metal for June delivery, the most actively traded contract, hit a nine-month low of $1,553.50 a troy ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
He explained to the decline of gold as storage of value to people selling their gold when the euro crisis hit the bloc in 2012.
"So gold went down together with everything else ... Gold was destroyed as a safe haven, proved to be unsafe. Because of the disappointment, most people are reducing their holdings of gold," The South China Morning Post quoted Mr Soros.
However, he said central banks will continue to purchase the yellow metal, so people should not expect gold prices to dip drastically. He said a looming crisis would cause gold prices to move up or down, making gold prices very volatile reckoned on a daily basis, but lacks trend on a longer-term basis.
Besides the euro crisis, gold experts attribute the dampened price to a record-breaking rally in U.S. equities that lured investors toward riskier assets and away from precious metals.


text:
Memory Tools for Plants
June 4, 2012|
How plants pass defenses to offspring through a complex molecular network
June 4, 2012|
How plants pass defenses to offspring through a complex molecular network
June 1, 2012|
The Aha! Moment, Imagine, Ignorance, and The Age of Insight
June 1, 2012|
Why naked mole-rats and experimental gene therapies remind me of groundbreaking artists.
May 31, 2012|
Engaging the brain with cognitive tasks helps paralyzed rats walk again.
May 31, 2012|
Biennial Kavli Prizes are presented to scientists in astrophysics, nanoscience, and neuroscience.
May 29, 2012|
A 30-year-old technique to record the electrical activity of neurons gets a robotic makeover.
May 23, 2012|
Neurons injected into mice help treat chronic pain at its roots, rather than simply alleviating its symptoms.
May 17, 2012|
A new study suggests that the brain injuries suffered by soldiers in Afghanistan may be similar to those observed in some athletes.
May 11, 2012|
One year olds smile more and communicate better if they participate in interactive music classes with their parents.
May 8, 2012|
The diversity of microbes in the great outdoors may protect against inflammatory disorders.


text:
Julian Assange Interviews President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa - VideoSubmitted by barracuda_trader on Mon, 06/24/2013 - 01:09
Julian Assange Interviews President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa
Ecuador's Fight Against Its Media Vultures
Video Posted May 22, 2012
In 2010 Correa was taken hostage in an attempted coup d'etat. After the attempt he launched a controversial counter-offensive Ecuador's media, which he blames for the coup attempt.
Even at the lowest ebb of his popularity, according to a U.S. Embassy cable from Quito, Rafael Correa held "the… record for popularity among all presidents in Ecuador since 1979."
Correa is a transformative president for Ecuador. Since taking office in 2007, he has taken unprecedented moves to revolutionize the small Latin American country. In 2008, he declared Ecuador's national debt illegitimate. His defiant stance eventually led to a favourable renegotiation of Ecuador's repayment terms.
While a new constitution brought in under his administration guarantees environmental rights, Correa has also opened up Ecuador to Chinese mining. His stance towards the United States has been controversial: he closed a U.S. military base in Manta, and expelled the U.S. ambassador after WikiLeaks State Department cables revealed the embassy exercising influence over members of the Ecuadorian police force.
Surviving an attempted police coup in 2010, Correa was criticized by private media in Ecuador, and retaliated with a series of controversial libel actions in Ecuadorian courts – a move for which he has been slammed by press freedom groups internationally.
A charismatic left-wing populist with a PhD in Economics from the University of Illinois, Correa proves a pivotal figure in recent Ecuadorian history, and a keen spokesperson for the Latin America of the 21st century.
© 2012 The World Tomorrow
- Login to post comments
Great sense of humor!
Also, testicles of steel. Ok, I said it. If you read what he said to the U.S. today, you would agree.
Yes, he is a Socialist but the Socialism here is nothing compared to the States. Something had to be done to empower the people because the bankers have run this country all along. Now they don't.
The lip of truth shall be established forever: but a lying tongue is but for a moment...Lying lips are abomination to the LORD: but they that deal truly are His delight. Prov 12:19,22
President Rafael Correa
is the coolest socialist
"Who has betrayed
"Who has betrayed Who?"
A semi socialist with
A semi socialist with principles


text:
Resources and Publications
Resource and Publication
A ranking of 125 nations on the level of government imposed taxes and tariffs on ICT goods and services.
We are on the cusp of an IT-enabled transformation of transportation.
This report ranks 55 nations on the extent of how they practice trade mercantilism.
This report assesses the development of a "data divide" in America.
Policy should be reformed to better integrate the national labs with regional economies.
ITIF presents a framework for evaluating and resolving cross-border Internet policy conflicts.
This report provides a snapshot of states' efforts to create open data policies and portals.
The U.S. Export-Import Bank remains vital to supporting America's traded sector competitiveness.
The Chinese government has created a broad strategy to "informatize" its economy and society.
The future economic health of the U.S. economy will depend on the strength of its national innovation system.
Many still want to restrict the collection and use of data by the private sector, despite its various positive uses for public good.
A new paper shows R&D tax breaks helped U.S. businesses stay ahead of international competition.
Evolutionary economic theory can greatly improve economic and public policy.
One of the biggest priorities for the 114th Congress must be the passage of TPA.
Senator Thune's proposal offers a reasonable compromise.
FCC Chairman Wheeler's "competition uber alles" ideology is simply out of touch with the economics of broadband networks.
Implementing a domestic tax on overseas profits would be a mistake.
Sen. Rubio and Jon Stewart show how productivity too often takes a back seat to ideology.
The climate community is backing the wrong policy and it's running out of time.
Discrimination is hard to combat because it is hard to prove. Data can help.
ITIF Senior Analyst Daniel Castro will be presenting at the Bahrain International eGovernment Forum 2013.
ITIF president Rob Atkinson will deliver the keynote address at the STGlobal Conference.
The Policy Network in London will host a lunchtime debate on "Innovation Economics: Growth and Living...
"Innovation Economics" presentation at the Université Paris-Est.
ITIF president Rob Atkinson will present on the issues related to science and technology, as well as...
ITIF president Rob Atkinson will present at Leading Edge Forum.
The Politico Pro team presents an in-depth conversation with special guest Rob Atkinson, President,...
Presentation on adoption of IP practices and trade strategies in developed and developing nations at the CES-...
ITIF Senior Analyst Daniel Castro will be moderating the panel "Academics and Technologists Look at the...
ITIF Senior Analyst Stephen Ezell presented on the future of advanced manufacturing at the AAAS annual...
The DOJ should rework these consent decrees to modernizing the way music copyrights are licensed in the...
Government data policy needs to balance privacy with innovation.
The Center for Data Innovation's Recommendations to the Senate Finance Committee on Health Data...
Rob Atkinson filed comments to the U.S. Senate Committee on Judiciary's Subcommittee on Antitrust,...
Bipartisan effort will be key to saving Social Security.
The FAA has interpreted its Model Aircraft rules too narrowly and risks limiting innovative new technologies.
In testimony before the Senate Finance Committee, Stephen Ezell analyzed the current challenges facing...
ITIF files comments supporting the FCC's flexible approach to promoting the open Internet under section...
ITIF Submits Comments on House Energy and Commerce Whitepaper on Competition Policy in Communications
ITIF submitted comments with the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on competition policy and broadband...
Matthew Stepp testifies before the United States House Natural Resources Committee Subcommittee on Energy and...
A collection of essays making the case for the progressive power of innovation and the digital economy in enabling societies to cope with new challenges.
Conventional economics provides an increasingly poor guide for economic policy and should be replaced by an evolutionary economics framework.
Rob Atkinson contributed the chapter "Public Policy, Innovation and New Technologies" to the textbook "Guide to U.S. Economic Policy."
Robert Atkinson contributed the chapter "Innovation in Cities and Innovation by Cities" for the book "Creating Competitiveness: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Polices for Growth."
In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
Rob Atkinson contributed a chapter titled chapter "Who's Who in Internet Politics" for the book "The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet."
Supply-Side Follies: Why Conservative Economics Fails, Liberal Economics Falters, and Innovation Economics is the Answer
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.


text:
Welcome to the Kenilworth Lions Club web site.
These pictures record a year in the life of Kenilworth Lions. The Grand Show, Carols at the Castle, the famous Boxing Day Duck Race and the Furniture Store put Kenilworth Lions at the heart of our Community.
The money raised by these activities is used to support good causes in and around Kenilworth and, when the need arises, the wider world. The assistance and pleasure we give to so many is our reward for what is sometimes quite hard work.
We are a friendly Club with a varied social calendar ~ why not join us?
Click on the topics below to find out more about Lions in the Community;
Details for contacting our Furniture Store can be found by clicking here
Kenilworh Lions Registered Charity Number 328413
Thank you to all who turned out on Boxing Day morning to support the Lions Duck Race.
The winning tickets are:
1st place 519 £100
2nd place 1209 £75
3rd place 608 £50
4th place 1018 £25
For donations of good quality furniture and saleable items please complete in full our online form here.
Telephone 01926 864093 and please leave a message on our answering machine and we will call you back as soon as is possible.
We will respond as soon as possible, but please be patient as we are all part time volunteers.
Thank you in advance.


text:
Imagine going about your life while being bombarded with negative messages. Fortunately, PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center is giving kids the power to use their words not to hurt but to hear, to help, and to heal.Watch Video!
Imagine going about your life while being bombarded with negative messages. Fortunately, PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center is giving kids the power to use their words not to hurt but to hear, to help, and to heal.Watch Video!
PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center unites, engages, and educates communities nationwide to prevent bullying through the use of creative, interactive resources.Watch Video!
Nominate Someone Who Has Helped Create Kinder, More Accepting and Inclusive CommunitiesLearn More
The Minnesota Vikings, along with Verizon and PACER, have teamed up to launch the "Viktor's Quest to S.T.O.P. Bullying" program.Watch video
Matthew Tapia was born 3 months pre-mature, a mere 1.5 pounds. Doctors gave him a 5% chance of survival, and if he was able to defy the odds he would barely be able to speak or even walk. A film about the power of never giving up.Watch Video!
Bullying and cyberbullying are a fact of life for many kids and teens; research suggests almost half of teens have experienced cyberbullying in the past year. But by standing up, instead of standing by, kids and teens can help end bullying.Watch Video!
Lizzie is a country music singer/songwriter, who experienced verbal teasing and ridiculing from other children in elementary school. Her song, "Butterfly" tells her story and how she overcame her situation.Watch Video!
Students in the advanced technology class at Columbia Middle School in Ohio created this amazing video urging students to make a difference by "turning a 180″ for students who are bullied.Watch Video!
Official music video for Anna Richey's "Broken", an inspiring song about bullying.Watch Video!
Unity Day was a great orange success
On Wed., Oct 22nd, the world came together to unite against bullying!
Here are a few Unity Day highlights:
Other celebrations across the country included a mix-it up lunch, pep rallies, paper chains of unity, and morning announcements. Unity Day celebrations also went international in Argentina, Mexico, Taiwan, United Kingdom and Canada. Thanks again to everyone who came together this year to show one giant message of support, hope and unity. When we stand together, no one stands alone!
Check out our Facebook page for more celebration activities!
Your Story is Powerful! Share it for a chance to receive a 13-inch 256GB MacBook Air!*
Watch for announcement of story selected in early November!
Michael and Marisa, teen spokespersons for PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center, care deeply about the bullying prevention cause. Through their outreach, they know that a lot of kids feel like they are all alone, and that nothing will change. They are here to let other teens know that things can change, and they want to encourage all teens to be a part of that change by sharing your story. Selected stories will be posted to this website and one story will be chosen at random to receive a 13-inch 256GB MacBook Air!
Find out more
Join the We Will Generation!
Want to be a part of the movement of students looking out for students? Learn what you can do and how to take the pledge:
WE WILL be the generation to:
My name is Taylor. I am 25 years old and studying to achieve my second degree at a University here in Montana. I posted my relationship with my long-time, on/off boyfriend on a social media website. The next day there were two comments on the status from his sister and ex girlfriend encouraging him to dump me. I deleted the comments and messaged the girls letting them know that those comments would not be tolerated on my posts. I received several extremely hurtful messages from both girls. Both girls' names and profile pictures would be blocked out for privacy purposes. My goal in sharing my story is simply to add another voice to the growing thunderous roar that will become the bullying prevention campaign. Let's rid the world of bullying forever!


text:
Quetiapine Effective for Borderline Personality Disorder
Discussion in 'News, Politics & Debates' started by anthony, Sep 5, 2006.
- Thread Status:
- Not open for further replies.
- Similar Threads
- Thread Status:
- Not open for further replies.
Users found this page searching:
borderline personality disorder quetiapine,
is quetiapine good for bpd,
BPD and quetiapine,
- use of quetiapine in borderline personality disorders,
- quetiapine for personality disorders,
- quetiapine and personality disorder,
- quetiapine borderline personality disorder,
- quietiapine personality disorder leaflet,
- serquel for bpd,
- quetiapine bpd,
- quetiapine for bpd


text:
"We only move into the 21st century on the foundation of things that have been established long, long ago."
"Wall Chart of World History from Earliest Times to the Present," detail (1997)
"There was 'The Wall Chart of World History...' and I think the reference to history came after making this drawing and seeing it as kind of a time line because it has this feeling of different events being portrayed, one taking over another. It was a long red drawing and it looked like it was a spirograph drawing. It had a real biomorphic quality, almost like it was composed of intestines or something."
- Tim Hawkinson


text:
pARTner with AOTS
Featured Press
Save the Date for the 3rd Annual Arts on the Square!
Sunday, March 15, 2015
We're so excited to be bringing you the 3
Annual Arts on the Square on July 25
! This year promises to be even bigger and better than last year.
Vendor apps will open on March 29
Sign up for our email list to get the news first:
Posted by
Chrissy Manuel
No comments:
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest
OMG, Ya Gotta!!! Scranton Story Slam
Thursday, February 19, 2015
There is no better entertainment than a well-told story in a dimly lit bar. At least that's how we Scrantonians see it. This Saturday, some of Scranton's most interesting characters are lined up to share their stories and compete for the coveted Slammy award at Ale Mary's. This slam's theme is "Heartburn" and we're willing to bet it will get pretty juicy. If you haven't been to a Scranton StorySlam yet....OMG, ya gotta!!!
We got the chance to chat with Pamela McNichols of Scranton StorySlam about this Saturday's event.
What's a story slam and what made you decide to bring it to Scranton?
The StorySlam is a competition at which storytellers share true, personal tales with a room full of people who love a good story. Each slam has its own unique theme to tie the night together.
Scranton is full of colorful characters with great stories! After seeing our first story slam in Brooklyn, we knew we had to introduce this fun event to our friends at home.
What can we expect at Saturday night's "Heartburn" themed Slam?
We're expecting tales of bad dates, first dates, and love stories gone awry. Perhaps we'll even hear a few happy-ever-afters.
Stories are not censored or previewed, so we never know what we're going to hear. Maybe we'll get a local version of
Fifty Shades
. Who knows!
Can you tell us a little about this event's storytellers?
We have an amazing line-up.
Jim Bosha
will return after wowing the audience at the West Side Slam with his winning story about a childhood discovery of (what he believed to be) a human soul in the burn pit behind his family's funeral home.
Steve Clark
is a two-time Grand Slam champion at First Person Arts StorySlam in Philadelphia. A graduate of the University of Scranton, Steve is looking forward to visiting his old stomping grounds.
Heather Davis
is a film buff and screen writer with a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Wilkes University. Heather has been on our radar a long time, and we're excited to finally get her up on stage to hear one of her best love stories.
Stephanie Longo
is the editor of the Abington Suburban newspaper, the author of two books on local history, and a lover of all things Italian.
Jeannine Luby
is a stand-up comedian, motivational speaker, and author of the book "He's Not Prince Charming When..." which will be available for sale at the StorySlam.
John Walton
is a stand-up comedian who performs all over the east coast and has won several comedy competitions. John is excited to open for comedian Gilbert Gottfried on March 6, at the Radisson Hotel in downtown Scranton, presented by Laugh Out Lepka's Comedy.
Patrice Wilding
is a writer and reporter for the Lifestyles Department of the Times-Tribune. She also bartends at Honeychilds' and has a side gig appearing as Elsa from "Frozen" at children's parties.
Pictured: Storyteller Heather Davis
So what are the Story Slam rules?
Stories must be true (as remembered by the storyteller).
Stories should not be longer than five minutes.
Stories must be told without notes. (Storytellers should know their story by heart.)
How can a storyteller get involved? Can anyone participate?
We usually feature six to eight storytellers and leave spots open for audience members who are interested in getting on stage to tell their story.
Anyone interested in telling a story should put their name in the fish bowl when they arrive, and three wild cards will be selected at random throughout the course of the evening.
Also, we'll be selecting five judges from the audience to help determine the winner of the slam.
Winners take home 50 bucks and a Slammy, the coveted StorySlam trophy.
Pictured: StorySlam Emcee Conor McGuigan
Do we need advanced tickets and where can we get them?
Tickets are available online at
or at the door (until the event sells out). This venue only holds 100 people, so advanced tickets are a good idea.
We don't like to turn anyone away, but no one enjoys being packed in like sardines.
Is there anything else you want to share with our readers?
If you've never been to a StorySlam and you're wondering what to expect, imagine sitting at a bar listening to your friends' funniest or most touching stories, that's what you'll get at a StorySlam.
And here's a little secret about something extra we have in common with ScrantonMade...
The Scranton StorySlam and Arts on the Square were voted "Best New Event" by readers of the Electric City in 2012 and 2013, respectively. True story!
Learn more about Scranton Story Slam:
Posted by
Chrissy Manuel
No comments:
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest
ScrantonMade pARTners with The Susquehanna Breakdown!!!
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Boy Oh Boy!! Do we have exciting news!
We've decided to expand outside the Square and head up the mountain this May to local music festival,
The Susquehanna Breakdown
. The Breakdown is hosted by our areas top bluegrass band,
On May 9th from you can find us in the tent dubbed, Arts on The Mountain. Head over in-between sets to see some of our area's finest local artists and craftsmen. There will be a side stage and kids area with performances and workshops as well as other delights to be announced in the coming weeks.
*Photos provided by:
Pati Bobeck
If you would like to be a vendor at his local event please email email@example.com for an application.
For more info:
Posted by
Scranton Made
No comments:
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest
Announcing the winners of Holiday on the Square's #shopscranton Gift Card Giveaway!!!
Sunday, January 25, 2015
We got over a thousand entries for our #shopscranton Gift Card Giveaway! Sponsored by
The Lackawanna County Visitor's Bureau
, ScrantonMade and the downtown businesses, this contest is our way to promote and say thank you for shopping local.
Each lucky winner got $25 gift cards to 2 downtown businesses and two winners got a ScrantonMade goodie bag.
Drumroll please….
And the winners are…
JP Lavelle -
JJ Mcnalley's
The Post Home and Body
Christina Gammaitori -
Mission Yoga
New Laundry
Gail Dowling -
Coconut Summer
Duffy Accessories
Pictured: Maureen of Duffy Accessories
Colleen -
Steamtown Hot Yoga
Note Fragrances
Michael McCully -
Embassy Vinyl
Pizza by Pappas
Pictured: RJ of Embassy Vinyl
Morgan Evans -
Backyard Ale House
Thai Rak Thai
Meghan Staudt -
Lavish Body + Home
Northern Light Espresso Bar
Pictured: The ladies of Lavish Body + Home
Frank -
Northern Light Espresso Bar
Backyard Ale House
Robert Sitar -
Loyalty Barber Shop
Terra Preta Restaurant
Kyle Hosier -
Carl Von Luger
House and Life
Taylor Evans -
Note Fragrances
Dena Ambrose -
Lavish Body + Home
Pierre's Fine Clothing and Accessories
Heidi Olson -
New Laundry
Loyalty Barber Shop
Pictured: Loyalty Barber Shop
Jill Juka -
Ale Mary's
Nicole Edwards -
Ale Mary's
Burlap and Bourbon
Carol Bartlett -
Bella Faccias
Goodie Bag
Brain Kunavy -
Goodie Bag
Winners, look out for an email from us over the next few days! We had so much fun with this contest and can't wait until our next event, Arts on the Square, coming to you on July 25
Posted by
Chrissy Manuel
No comments:
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest
Bundle Up & Come on down to Holiday on the Square
Friday, December 5, 2014
There's still another day to bundle up and get festive with us on Courthouse Square! The party starts at 11am sharp with our
Goodie Bag Giveaway
to the first 100 shoppers! Follow the signs and line up outside the tent for your chance for this awesome giveaway!
Once inside, you will be delighted at more than 50 of the most talented local makers bringing you the best in handmade artisan wares, delicious food and drinks, including our favorite gourmet cupcakes by
SweetLush Cupcakery
, mead from
The Colony Meadery
, wine from
iiiPonds Winery
, and delicious hot food from
Jim & Kim's Catering
(you have got to try their butternut squash soup!).
Get creative at our
Make & Take
area and make your own festive craft to take home!
Enjoy live festive music all day long!
Pick up your #shopscranton map at the
booth and make your rounds to over 30 businesses that have something festive in store for you!
Don't forget to hashtag #holidayonthesquare in your Instagram, Twitter and Facebook posts. We love seeing all the fun you are having throughout the day!
See you at Holiday on the Square!!!
Posted by
Chrissy Manuel
No comments:
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest
Older Posts
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


text:
Rebecca Black refuses to leave our lives and our radio stations alone since she's once again released another single called POI, which is sure to be crowding up iTunes before we know it. I'm not a huge fan of Black's work and don't even get me started on her music videos, but you can't deny the girl is hard to forget. We may talk about her ridiculous lyrics (I'm well aware what days come before and after Friday, thanks) or make fun of her digitally enhanced voice, but that doesn't stop her songs from making their way into our memories.
In case you weren't aware, POI stands for Person of Interest. Some of the lyrics to the song include, "There's a crime scene on the dance floor. There's a chalkline on the dance floor / in the shape of my heart." And while you may be rolling your eyes at the laughable content, the lyrics and melody are undeniably catchy. Granted, Black is still a ways away from being considered a serious artist, but I guarantee this song will get stuck in your head at one point or another. Let's face it, her work isn't going to give you goosebumps the way Adele's songs do, but Black still manages worm her way into our iPods and news stories. Listen to the full song below and see what you think:
Source: NY Mag


text:
"Inspirational Collection" is based on humanity, life, love, hopes, dreams, pain, healing and inspiration.
Collaboration with writer lisameryl
Best when viewed larger
Photography: Gerrardt (Jim Finigan)
Poetry: lisameryl
very nicely put!
Thank you so much Kendra!
– Jimmy Joe
very nice. ;-)
Thank you so much Toni!
– Jimmy Joe
Leave behind all regret' … well what can one say – an Exquisite image & Poetry hun – a fabulous fave ;~} Valz
Thank you so much Valerie!
– Jimmy Joe


text:
All Walter Yi's Videos
Summit Ridge Freeride Park Dirt Day Pt.211:00
932 Plays / 7 Likes / 2 Comments
Summit Ridge Freeride Park at Black Diamond Dirt Day Segment+ More details
ProGRT Round 1 in Port Angeles, WA Track Walk10:35
396 Plays / 0 Likes / 0 Comments
Matt Patterson of Dirt Corps previews a few key sections of the ProGRT/NW Cup Round 1 Cat1/Pro race course.+ More details
4,181 Plays / 7 Likes / 4 Comments
Just a little bit of everything at Duthie Hill that I've collected over the year.+ More details
1,259 Plays / 1 Likes / 0 Comments
Rick Heinz, Paul Gannon and Pastor Murray describe the controversy over illegal trail building on Real Life Church property and how ultimately, understanding, cooperation and teamwork with the mountain…
303 Plays / 1 Likes / 0 Comments
Video footage of NW Cup race day. Sorry I accidentally shot the vid in a stunning low 480 resolution, but it doesn't look too bad on a phone. Down and dirty edit of more than 6:30 minutes…
Diamondback 2011 Scapegoat, Mission & Sortie08:23
392 Plays / 1 Likes / 0 Comments
Team riders Billy Lewis and Angela Sucich show what the Scapegoat, Mission and Sortie are designed to do. A co-production with Walter Yi.+ More details
1,203 Plays / 2 Likes / 0 Comments
Show reel produced for Diamondback Bicycles. Team riders;Billy Lewis and Angela Sucich Co produced with Kevin Philbin
2011 Diamondback Scapegoat, Mission and Sortie08:23
5,618 Plays / 0 Likes / 0 Comments
Duthie Hill, An Evergreen Project Part 207:39
1,018 Plays / 8 Likes / 0 Comments
2,655 Plays / 15 Likes / 4 Comments
I spent the day with Billy at the Redmond Skate Park and at the Bermsled trail. We met AJ Johnson from GHY bikes and a friend to finish off the day. No shots were planned, just a quick and dirty…
Bryan Connolly featuring Path of Darkness06:19
1,206 Plays / 10 Likes / 2 Comments
TRAIL:Path of Darkness LOCATION:Unknown RIDER:Bryan Connolly+ More details
860 Plays / 4 Likes / 0 Comments
Dirt Corps Junior Team: Kye Refvem Nikolas Clarke Emmet Williams Ben Macmillan Ben Gore Zach McCracken Eric Harvey
Browse Videos
Here are all of the videos that Walter Yi has uploaded to Vimeo. Appearances are videos that Walter Yi has been credited in by others.


text:
No results were found for your request!
alt-j is performing on jimmy fallon right now and i am LIVING for it
No results were found for your request!
Wed 4/1:Milky Chance
Wed 4/1:Pharrell
Wed 4/1:Roma Downey & Mark Burnett
Thu 4/2:First Lady Michelle Obama
Thu 4/2:Matthew Morrison
Thu 4/2:The Smashing Pumpkins
Fri 4/3:Elle King
Fri 4/3:Jordana Brewster
Fri 4/3:Ricky Gervais
Mon 4/6:Kat Dennings
Mon 4/6:Michael Douglas
Mon 4/6:St. Vincent
Wed 1/6:Kevin Nealon
Wed 1/6:Mark Wahlberg
"Be silly. You're allowed to be silly. There's nothing wrong with it." -- Jimmy Fallon
This site is not operated by Jimmy Fallon.


text:
11/13 Full Show: Investors Watching Capitol Hill
Nov. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Today's "Rewind" includes segments such as Market Timeline, a Market Road Map, and Top Headlines. (Source: Bloomberg)
Most Recent Videos
Kleiner Decision on Pao Not Gender Based
35:02 - Brad Stone and Janine Yancey discuss the verdict of the Kleiner-Pao case. They speak with Pimm Fox on "Taking Stock." (Source: Bloomberg)


text:
When You See It: What A Deal!
There I was mosy-ing on down the aisle at Walgreens, when all of a sudden I noticed it.
There I was mosy-ing on down the aisle at Walgreens, when all of a sudden I noticed it.
So it seems that when news of the April 2014 cover of VOGUE Magazine hit the internet today, twitter as we know it BROKE down.
There were various mean tweets...
Anna, looking at the Lena and Kim & Kanye covers, calls her assistant: "Yes Ms. Wintour?" "It's time for phase 3: Get me Honey Boo Boo."
— Tyler McCall (@eiffe
Check out the Town Square Selfies. 107.3 KFFM Dj's make history by bringing together some of the Biggest names in Morning Radio. From 94.5 Kats 'Todd Lyons', 1280 KIT 'Dave Ettl', Mayor Micah Cawley and the Bull Pen 'Rik Mikals' and 'Michelle Mathews' on 92
Last night, as I was watching the Oscars, I tried, like about 2.1 million people to retweet the selfie Ellen Degeneres took during the show. I kept getting an error message that there was something wrong with Twitter
In 1986, Rob Reiner's coming-of-age tale 'Stand By Me' hit theaters, helping spark the careers of multiple young actors.
Thank you, everyone who attended the second annual sweethearts comedy soiree presented by Legends Casino. The comedians were great, the food was awesome and everyone seemed like they had a great time. Here are some photos we took.
I'm a huge fan of estate sales. I'm not a big fan of why they have estate sales, but when one pops up, if I have time, I like to check it out. I ran across this at one I was just at and had to take a picture.
The Business Expo is free and there will be food and fun! Door prizes, Expo passport grand Prize and a ton more!
Looks like an everyday, ordinary house in the UK, right? At first glance, you'd be right. But it holds a unique secret that's only revealed when you go into the backyard.
Okay, so this whole selfie thing has officially gotten out of hand.


text:
Founded in 1974, EMBL is Europe's flagship laboratory for the life sciences – an intergovernmental organisation with more than 80 independent research groups covering the spectrum of molecular biology. It operates across five sites: Heidelberg, Hamburg, Grenoble, Monterotondo and EMBL-EBI Hinxton.
To be announced
Melissa Graewert, EMBL Hamburg
13:00 - Seminar Room 48e
To be announced
Yimin Zou, Neurobiology Section, Division of Biological Sciences, University of California, San Diego
13:00 - Seminar Room 48e


text:
Slain Toddler's Mom Pleads Guilty To Charges
The mother of a 1-year-old Maryland boy found dead in central Ohio has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence.
Listen to the Story
The prime reason behind the city and county's planned purchase of Nationwide Arena is to keep the Blue Jackets from leaving. The team says its current lease with the Arena is not sustainable. But WOSU reports a provision in the team's current lease says the team can't go anywhere.
The Blue jackets say they are losing 12 million dollars a year because of the team's lease with the arena, and that can't continue. That has officials like Mayor Michael Coleman worrying the Arena District's prime tenant will skate out of town.
"Remember City Center? It's like saying 'Remember the Alamo?'â€
So to keep the team, the city and county would use casino tax money to buy the arena. The Blue Jackets would get free rent. In return, the team promises to stay in Columbus until 2039.
But the Jackets' current lease with nationwide arena prohibits the team from leaving. A provision in the lease says the franchise cannot apply to transfer to another location or enter into a contract that would move the team to an arena other than Nationwide Arena. The provision would also apply to any new owner if the team was sold.
Attorney John Rosenberger brokered the deal for the city and the county. He said these kinds of provisions are common, but likely would not hold up in court.
"Even if it could be enforced and the result was to make the team insolvent it would put you into a bankruptcy court where words don't count like they used to. So I think the conclusion this is a lead pipe, cinch winner for Nationwide and the Blue Jackets, it's just not a good conclusion," he said.
The Franklin County Convention Facilities Authority, would control the arena. Its head, Bill Jennison, agreed the stipulation would be difficult to enforce when a company is in financial trouble.
"You can get maybe one to two years of rent out of an entity that's probably all you're going to get. You can't force somebody who's losing money to stay over a long-term basis if they don't have the resources to do that," he said.
So how's the proposed deal any different from the current lease? What would keep the Blue Jackets from leaving once the facilities authority takes over ownership? Rosenberger said a stronger agreement and liquidated damages. In simple terms, millions of dollars in fines.
"It starts out causing the Blue Jackets to be liable to the CFA for $36 million and burns off over time and reduces. And because we've agreed to the damages we have certainty, if you will, and we also have a disincentive for somebody to breach and leave," Rosenberger said.
The $36 million penalty decreases over the term of the agreement. And there's a chance a future team owner desperate to move the Jackets would write off the penalty as part of the cost of re-location.


text:
News | National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois
Illinois workshop charts path, and roadblocks, toward personalized medicine
Green machine
With guidance from ECE professor Wen-mei Hwu, CS professor Bill Gropp, and cluster experts at NCSA, students got hands-on experience building their own supercomputer with NVIDIA graphics-proces sing units. Read more
NCSA to deploy IBM's GPFS for all supercomputing systems
Joint Laboratory on Petascale Computing to hold workshop Nov. 22-24
SC10 panel to discuss Future Supercomputing Centers
NCSA visualizations help tell 'Life: A Cosmic Story'
The next scientists
Undergraduate institute prepares students to integrate computer science, other research disciplines. Read more
A blast in the past
A University of Kansas research team is using NCSA's Abe to explore the energy of cosmic rays and a possible link to massive prehistoric extinction events. Read more
Natural flows and turbulence
Work by a University of Illinois team may help prevent deep sea oil pipeline disasters. Read more
To market, to market…
An online database that brings together farmers and customers is just one example of the power of geospatial Web tools. Read more
Behind the scenes of 'Hubble 3D'
NCSA's Advanced Visualization Lab (AVL) helped create the new movie "Hubble 3D." Read more
NCSA provides sneak peek of what Webb will see
As scientists and engineers work to make NASA's James Webb Space Telescope a reality, they find themselves wondering what new sights the largest space-based observatory ever constructed will reveal. Drawing on the latest simulation data, NCSA's Advanced Visualization Laboratory created detailed visualizations of the formation of galaxies, stars, and planets—phenomena that scientists hope to capture with Webb. Read more
...And the sky is blue
Computing codes improved as part of the National Science Foundation's Petascale Computing Resource Allocations program will transform fundamental chemistry with wide-ranging impact. Read more
Fine-tuning experiments
A Northwestern University researcher studying intermetallic compounds relies on high-performance computing to conduct atomic modeling prior to planning experiments. Read more
A petascale sized effort
Blue Waters Deputy Project Director Bill Kramer discusses the progress toward the realization of the Blue Waters system. Read more


text:
Martha Mae Bone Milligan
Biography & Family History Add details
Martha Mae Bone Milligan was born into the Bone family and married into the Milligan family.
This profile of Martha Mae Bone Milligan's past is maintained by AncientFaces users like you Contribute any information you have to connect with the people who knew her. Some things we would like to know about Martha's genealogy:
- Where and when was Martha born?
- Where and when did Martha die?
- Who was Marthas family?
- What did Martha look like? Add some photos of their life.
Family Tree & Genealogy
Add a partner
Add a child
Add a sibling
You can add or remove people from this genealogy by clicking here.
History of Martha Mae Bone Milligan Add details
- Given name
- Martha
- Maiden name
- Bone
- Surnames
- Milligan family history, Bone family history
- Gender
- Female
Obituary Add details
There is no info about the obituary records of Martha. You can add obituary information about Martha Mae Bone Milligan by clicking "Add Details".
Discuss Martha
Share your memories below with the rest of Martha's family. We'll notify anyone else who is searching for Martha of your message.


text:
The actor and girlfriend FKA twigs are reportedly getting married.
Our Favorite Small-Screen Hunks Weigh in on Women's Fashion
For those who weren't able to visit the Musée Christian Dior in Granville, France, this summer, a new tome captures in its pages what the exhibition space explored behind the villa's doors—the ongoing inspiration the haute couture house has drawn from Impressionist painters such as Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas. We have a sneak-peek at the book, which includes looks designed by Raf Simons, John Galliano, and, bien sûr, Christian Dior himself.