text:
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Ask the Experts
Do I have HIV? Depressed for a year with worry, Please Help!Hi Dr. BobI have been reading your posts daily since the last year. You are very informative and I appreciate all the knowledge you have giving me in regards to HIV.DR. I think I may be going crazy and I need your help.I have read that HIV will not...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hello,I agree with your doctor: no risk. Your negative HIV test at seven months is definitive, conclusive, and WOO-HOO-able. HIV is not your problem. No way. No how. No additional HIV Read more »
% of MSM HIV transmission from protected anal sex magnetic coupleHey Dr. BobThanks for all your great work! I'm in a magnetic relationship, and I was just curious... Read more »
Helpless in EdinburghDr Bob, please give me some sense of perspective (VISIONS AND FEARS OF BEING SEXUALLY ASSAULTED WHILE SLEEPING, 2010)Hello Dr Bob,I wrote to you earlier but it was said that you are on vacation. I hope you had a... Read more »
Anal Cancer, HIV and Gay/Bisexual Men...about it before Farrah Fawcett made public her struggle with the illness. Among men who have sex with men (MSM), and especially HIV-positive MSM, the incidence of anal cancer is significantly more prevalent and increasing annually. 1 However,... Read more »
High Anxiety: AIDS Anxiety in the Worried-Wells and Worried-Sicks, Part Two...predisposed to anxiety, individuals facing physical challenges, such as chronic illness like HIV/AIDS or cancer, experience excessive worry and fear at a higher rate than the general population. The challenges associated with a virus that wants... Read more »
High Anxiety: AIDS Anxiety in the Worried-Wells and Worried-Sicks, Part One...illness that you begin believing God is sending you bad omens in the form of bird poop ... SIGNS FROM HEAVEN (BIRD TURDS AS HIV SIGN FROM HEAVEN, 2009) Nov 11, 2009 or via commercials and advertisements ... C'mon Bob..No more... Read more »
Philippines Worried About Rapid Rise in HIV/AIDS Cases... Responding to a worrying spike in new HIV/AIDS diagnoses, the Philippines health department today vowed to increase its outreach to those most at risk. Read more »
Connect With Others
worried I've got HIV after oral without
Posted by anonymouslad, 6 Replies...feeling mildly sick is getting me very worried I'm one of the tiny tiny percent of people who've been unlucky enough to get HIV through unprotected. Do these symptoms(in particular the severe band and neck pains) sound like I could have possibly... Read more »
Worried About Infection - Thank U 4 Advice
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies...Hello, I recently had my first series of sexual experiences ever in the past four weeks and am now worrying, kicking myself, stressing to the point of gray hairs, and hating myself because of potential HIV symptoms that I'm now experiencing. Read more »
Scared and Worried: Possible HIV Exposure
Posted by kindahypertonic, 1 Reply...on my tongue as well. After another three days, I healed and was back on my feet. Is this a sign of having been infected by HIV? I have not been sick since, had any canker sores, etc. However, the last time I had been with him, I got sick as... Read more »
Long-term HIV and Aids survivors' health worrying
Posted by ScotCharles...From KaiserNet January 8, 2008 Some experts and doctors recently have voiced concerns that people who were diagnosed with HIV and Aids in the early years of the epidemic are experiencing "premature[e]" or "disproportionate numbers" of ailments... Read more »
Resource Centers
Guides for People With HIV


text:
Are you ready to give back?
Each year our members have the opportunity to vote on the candidates to fill the positions on the Roseville Area Youth Hockey Association Board of Directors. In order to have a strong Association, we need dedicated, knowledgeable people to help make decisions about the direction the Association should take.
The RAYHA Board provides all of the behind the scenes work necessary to put players on the ice and to run our association. Without members willing to step forward and volunteer for these positions there would be no hockey association for our kids. Please consider volunteering for these important positions today!
If you are interested in running for a position on the Board, please fill out the Application posted below, or create your own narrative, and send it, along with a photo of yourself, in an email (preferred) to: firstname.lastname@example.com or mail to the address listed on the Application.
Applications must be received by Monday, April 27, 2015.
A Tradition - 2 Decades in the Making
Roseville Girls High School Hockey — a member of the Suburban East Conference — held a 20th anniversary recognition ceremony Wednesday, January 28, at the Roseville Ice Arena. Award-winning alumnae were introduced prior to the start of the Roseville varsity game versus Edina followed by a ceremonial puck drop by Winny (Brodt) Brown at the face-off circle. The alumnae included four Ms. Hockey winners: Brown (1996), Ronda (Curtin) Engelhardt (1999), Renee (Curtin) Schwartz (2001) and Bethany Brausen (2010), as well as the 2012 Goalie of the Year, Erika Allen.
Click HERE for full story.
I never thought the time would come.
On Sunday, I took off my jersey and untied my skates for the last time. Sure, there will be beer leagues and drop-ins, but it will never be the same.
Throughout the last 20 years of my life, I dedicated my life to hockey. Some of my first memories growing up are roller blading around my garage at my old house in Traverse City, Michigan, making up situations in my head. We all did it. It's the championship game in overtime, and the puck is on your stick.
I remember sitting on my Dad's lap and watching Pittsburgh Penguins games with him. He would occasionally have a rum and Pepsi with him in a big glass, and when he'd jokingly offer me a sip, I always forgot there was booze in it and would take a drink anyway, only to spit it out in disgust.
I met my first friends through hockey, many of whom I still keep in contact with to this day. There's something about the game that creates untouchable bonds between a group of people. Bonds that distance doesn't break, which is something so rare.
Looking back, I was pretty lucky with all the things I got to experience. I got to be a captain in high school, juniors and college; I broke scoring records; I was first-team all-state twice; I got to play competitively until I was 23 years old.
However, there is no accomplishment that begins with the letter "I" that will ever come close to what I will miss most about playing hockey. One thing you learn early in hockey, is how much more important "we" is than "I." The things I will miss most aren't scoring goals, big hits and back-door feeds. I'm going to miss the locker room, the road trips, the stories, the chirps, the parties, the heads that turn when everyone walks into the bar together, and just the overall atmosphere that is created when a team is clicking on all cylinders.
"I did it for the story" lives deep inside many of us.
There is something to be said about hockey players. We're a breed unlike any other, and it may be cliché, but the only way to understand it is if you have been a part of it. It's never just a team, it's a family. You will fight with your family, but when it comes down to it there isn't a thing in the world you wouldn't do to look after them.
Hockey has taught me more about life than anything else on this planet. You learn about discipline, courage, toughness, teamwork and communication, but most importantly it was the first aspect of life that will make you look at yourself in the mirror and ask, "how far am I willing to go? How far am I willing to push for what I want?"
On the ice, as in life, the person who is rewarded is the person who scratches and claws the farthest.
While the amount of turmoil I went through growing up pales in comparison to many others, the ice was always my therapy. You can't ever skate away from your problems, but you can at least avoid them for the hour or two you are at the rink. When you step on the ice, life is perfect and all your problems have been resolved for the time being.
There's a reason why it's much easier to go to the rink at 5 a.m. than it is for work or school.
When life gave me adversity, hockey was my counseling. Watching my Mom go through breast cancer treatment when I was in high school wasn't easy. Most of the time, I didn't know how to act or what to say. I was a stubborn kid who refused to accept what was happening. But when I was on the ice playing in front of her, I always knew where she was. After games, she was always the first to greet me. Win or lose, she didn't care. She knew I was happy.
During those moments at the rink, nothing was wrong.
While we all chased the dream growing up, there's a reason why so many of our relationships fail. We've already fallen in love with the game because we know it's something that will never leave us.
Hockey never cheats on you; Hockey never gets divorced; Hockey never dies. There is always a fresh sheet of ice somewhere. There is always a net to be sniped, and that first deep breath of cold air when stepping onto the ice is a feeling that can't be topped.
Without hockey, my life would mean little. Without the people I've met through hockey, my life would mean nothing.
So after 20 years, it kills me to say goodbye. Thank you for everything you've given me, I will always be grateful. You've taught me more about myself and about life than I could have ever imagined.
To those still in action, keep chasing your dream. Keep bettering yourself. But most importantly, enjoy the ride and don't miss a moment.
My career may be over, but the memories will last forever.
Shane Darrow is a Graduate student studying Journalism at Ohio University. He is currently an NHL writer for Rant Sports. You can follow him on Twitter @ShaneDarrow.
Monday, April 27, 2015
Come join us to celebrate our successful 2014/2015 Hockey Season!
This is your chance to spend some time with other RAYHA members, in an un-formal setting, together with members of the RAYHA Board of Directors to discuss the changes, challenges and successes of the 2014-2015 Season and the future of RAYHA.
Date: April 27, 2015
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Place: Roseville VFW (lower level)
1145 Woodhill Drive
Roseville, MN
The Town Hall meeting follows the regularly scheduled monthly Board meeting beginning at 5:30pm in the FireSide Room at the Roseville Arena.
Thank you for your time and dedication to RAYHA this Season. Our annual Coach/Manager appreciation event will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2015.
An hour of ice is reserved beginning at 5:45 PM at Roseville to show off your hockey skills. The game will then be followed with pizza/beer/soda at the VFW lower level beginning at 7pm
We hope to see you there!
RAYHA parents and players:
Attached is the spring 3 x 3 program put together by Acceleration North and the RAYHA development personnel. We are attempting to bring an improved program to the Roseville Ice Arena and to better utilize Acceleration North's dry land facility for skating development, speed, strength, and overall athleticism.
We are accepting 2 mite groups this year and allowing 6-7 yr olds to participate in the on-ice portion as this age group is a little too young for the Acceleration piece - please register for on-ice only. Older players (9 years and up) can sign up for both the on-ice and dry land sessions at a very affordable price. Please indicate the age group you are signing up for in the TEAM/ASSOCIATION box when registering.
We are holding this program exclusively for RAYHA players until February 1st. After that time, if level numbers are low, Acceleration will open it up to surrounding associations.
Please contact Acceleration at 651-486-0020 with any questions about the above program.
Curt Carbaugh, Owner
Acceleration North
Acceleration Golf and Fitness

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Meet me @ Martini's.
Located in the heart of Downtown Millburn, Martini Bistro & Bar features great food, creative cocktails, and a vibrant atmosphere. From hand-cut steaks and fresh sushi to the best burgers and salads in town.
Join us for lunch, dinner, dessert or drinks. Socialize and enjoy our flat screen TV's, live music, and special events. Let us handle your business functions and private celebrations.
Dine In • Take Out • We Deliver.
Upcoming Events
THURSDAY, March 26th
Live classic pop, dance, R&B and soul hits by Soul Groove
FRIDAY, March 27th
Classic Rock and Blues by Longshot


text:
Link to video of my Cicada Killer wasp
flaurabunda(6a, Central IL)August 24, 2010
I hope this works. The video is about a minute long, but all you really need to see are the first 10 seconds of it where she's out of the nest. Haven't seen her since that weekend when she terrorized me. All the cicada carcasses are gone now.
Here is a link that might be useful: Video of wasp


text:
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
Can't find what you're looking for? Shop all ink and toner cartridges by brand
New Customer ? Start Here.
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
Item: IM1LL5752 Model: ISK110 VESA
Going small shouldn't mean sacrificing form or function. The ISK110 VESA is crafted for small, efficient builds without compromises.
|Computer Cases Type
|Computer Cases Color
|Color Family
|Computer Case Type
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
Antec® Mini-ITX Computer Case, Black
Reviewed by 1 customer
nice ITX case
Comments about Antec® Mini-ITX Computer Case, Black:
Good: it's one of the smallest ITX case. Good ventilation. The 90watt power supply is decent. And at 19volt, it could be used to power some laptops too.
Would you recommend this product? Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
Material: Polymer front mesh panel, steel alloy case body.Number of external 5 1/4" bays: 1.Motherboard compatibility: Mini ...
Fractal Design Mini ITX desktop computer case in black color has USB 3.0 for fast file transfers and offers excellent cooling for ...
Fractal Design ARC XL ATX Mid tower computer case measuring 572 mm x 232 mm x 552 mm is compatible with ATX, micro ATX, mini ITX, ...
Corsair® Obsidian Series® 750D Full tower ATX computer case measuring 22" x 9.3" x 21 1/2" is compatible with ATX, ...
Midnight black. Number of internal 3 1/2" bays: 3, number of internal 2 1/2" bays: 4. Number of bays: 8. Material: Plastic bezel ...
This Web site is intended for use by US residents only. See International Sites. See our delivery policy for full details. Copyright 1998-2014, Staples, Inc., All Rights Reserved.


text:
Comfort Hotel Shin Yamaguchi
1255-1 Ogori-Shimogo
Yamaguchi, 754-0002
Phone: (81) 83 974 2511
Fax: (81) 83 974 2512
Beauty & Spas
»Takegawara Bathhouse
The Takegawara Bathhouse, the oldest of its kind, is primarily a public sand bath center. The wooden furnishings give it a very elegant and old world look and its interior consists of a large pit filled with sand. Every visitor is provided a yukata which needs to be worn before stepping into the warm sandy area. Except for the hand and feet you are completely covered in sand. The whole process is quite rejuvenating and relaxing. It's also believed to heal arthritic pains, muscle tension and body aches. Visited frequently by locals and tourists alike, the bathhouse is used as a common resource for relaxation.
»Super Sento Minami no Kaze Iitomo-yu
The word "sento" meaning public bath, is charming, though not quite as nice as an "onsen" (spa). Nevertheless, it is quite sufficient for relaxing in soothing waters. But besides the various baths, there are also Jacuzzis, steam saunas and other facilities designated for relieving you of any stress and fatigue. The price is not too bad either.
»Sports Club Renaissance Hiroshima
This huge, three-floor fitness club caters to every fitness need, from rooftop tennis to hip-hop aerobics. Facilities include a large cardio-training area and a good range of weights, as well as a 25-meter pool, three squash courts, tennis courts and a golf practice range. The club offers a variety of memberships as well as casual visits for various prices, but squash and tennis (charged separately) are not included in the membership fees.
»Tokyu Sports Oasis
This is a member's-only fitness club located on the top two floors of the Crystal Plaza Building (you get a great view from the pool!). Facilities include two aerobics studios with a range of classes, including Box Fitness, a large cardio-training area, machine weights, a 25-meter pool and a large bathing/sauna area. Membership types and prices vary, but this is one of the more expensive clubs in Hiroshima.
»YMCA Wellness Sports Center (WAAP)
The YMCA fitness center, known as WAAP, caters for all levels of fitness and offers a range of programs and activities. Facilities include a 25-meter pool (divided into three lanes), a full basketball court, training room, aerobics studio, and a tennis court. The aerobics program includes Hip Hop, Funk, Step and Beginners, and there are also regular lessons in the pool, from water confidence for adults to children's lessons, aqua-aerobics, and scuba-diving training.
»Futsukaichi Onsen
The origins of Futsukaichi Onsen date back to 600, when it became a popular resort. In more modern times it has become serene and peaceful. The deluxe hotel offers guests a choice of well-equipped Japanese or Western-style rooms. There are separate men's and women's hot spring bathing facilities. The modern indoor baths are in large oval pools, with a cold tub, and a sauna in the bathing area. Outside are two landscaped open-air pools. The water is radioactive and is used to treat burns, surface wounds, sore limbs, and stress.
»Hair & Make-up Joji
Modern, and with a style that is New York meets Japan, Joji is a Hairdresser with flair. The first impression of the shop is overwhelmingly stark and functional. The staff members are all young and energetic. To arrange a special cut, call in advance to ensure that the truly talented, more senior staff is available. Be aware, though, that Japanese is the first language of all staff. Prices are average for the area, which is the focal point for a lot of the big name foreign franchise shops.


text:
County Board restores half of NSFD's paramedic supplemental funds
Because the Milwaukee County Board overrode most of County Executive Chris Abele's vetoes of the 2012 budget, the North Shore Fire Department will receive $180,000 of supplemental money for its paramedic program. Abele's budget eliminated a $3 million supplemental payment made to fire departments in the county. Under Abele's budget the North Shore Fire Department would have received no funds for its paramedic program.
The County Board restored half of the funding and decided to follow the distribution formula developed by the Intergovernmental Cooperation Council after earlier considering a formula change.
Although not the $362,000 the department had expected when developing its 2012 budget, Fire Chief Robert Whitaker said today that staff and the union are working on ways to make up the remaining deficit.
Whitaker said he does not anticipate any job losses or layoffs.
North Shore couple probed for collecting state aid
A Whitefish Bay couple collected nearly $115,000 in public assistance benefits while remodeling and residing in one of the nicer homes on their block, according to investigators.
The stately Lannon stone colonial was so well designed and decorated, it was featured in "At Home" in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 2012.
The story apparently didn't trip the radar of state officials who knew Mary Carini Gallagher was on state books as a recipient of food shares and Medicaid benefits, according to court records. That didn't happen until someone sent the Office of Inspector General an anonymous letter in July 2014.
The letter detailed how Gallagher, 51, and Todd Schaller, 51, failed to disclose income and included copies of Gallagher's Quest card, an application for free and reduced lunch for her child, and the Journal Sentinel feature about the couple's blended family and the work Gallagher had done on the house at 5918 N. Santa Monica Blvd.
Agents raided the house earlier this week and seized financial records, travel and shopping receipts, computers and other items investigators believe might reveal evidence of public assistance fraud. Prosecutors are now reviewing the case.» Read Full Article
Whitefish Bay School Board: Radio station would be better suited for community use
Whitefish Bay — The Whitefish Bay School Board decided that a student-run radio station would be infeasible at Whitefish Bay High School, but might be better suited for use by the Whitefish Bay community at-large.
The idea of a student-run radio station was first proposed by Whitefish Bay resident John Davis in November 2013, when he asked the school board to complete a FCC application for the 103.3 FM frequency that had recently become available. The school board agreed at that time to complete the application, with the understanding that the district was not obligated to construct a radio station or facilitate a radio program in the future. The FCC approved Whitefish Bay's application in October.
When the board discussed the radio station earlier this month, Whitefish Bay School District Superintendent Laura Myrah expressed concerns that the radio station would drain funding from other areas of the school budget. At that time, Myrah estimated a radio station would cost more than $100,000, but those costs were based on a combined curricular and extra-curricular model instead of the extra-curricular model proposed by Davis and other radio station proponents.
To gather cost estimates more closely aligned with the extra-curricular model, Myrah talked with the radio program adviser at New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois, which offers radio as an extra-curricular program and one elective class period per day. The staff time for that teaching position is one-fifth of a full time position. A broadcast engineer also works in the building, and a freelance expert is used to install new equipment and solve high-level technical problems.
While New Trier allows students to participate with no adult supervision, Myrah said Whitefish Bay's liability insurance requires school district employees to supervise students on school grounds. The school district's high school student supervisory pay range is $14.74 to $17.92 per hour. At an average of $16.35 per hour for 10 hours per week for 180 days, the advisor would cost the district $5,886 per year. Additionally, Myrah said the district would have to pay for personnel or training in the district's technology department, which she said is sorely understaffed.» Read Full Article
DSW shoe store opens in Mequon
Mequon — A DSW shoe store opened in the Mequon Pavilions shopping center on Thursday, March 26.
The national footwear and accessories retailer offers more than 12,000 pairs of women's and men's shoes in the 12,000-square-foot space at 11048 N. Port Washington Road. The Mequon location marks DSW's third location in the Milwaukee market, with other locations in Southridge Mall and the Mayfair Collection.
"We're so excited to open a store in Mequon," said Carrie McDermott, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of DSW. "DSW's footprint continues to grow in the area, and we are committed to being the go-to destination for all of our customers' shoe and accessory needs."
The Mequon DSW store will employ 30 people. In addition to shoes, the store also sells designer handbags and other accessories.
Crews clear crash that closed right lane of NB I-43 at Brown Deer Road
Crews have cleared a crash that closed the right lane of northbound Interstate 43 at Brown Deer Road. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office responded.
West Allis-West Milwaukee taps Shorewood superintendent for top spot
Shorewood School District Superintendent Marty Lexmond was appointed superintendent of the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District by the school board Wednesday.
He will start July 1, but will start visiting West Allis-West Milwaukee schools next week to meet and interact with teachers, staff and students.
Building relationships is a prime goal to enhance teamwork and in identifying a path for the future, Lexmond said.
West Allis-West Milwaukee will give him the opportunity to use skills he has acquired in both suburban and urban education, he said. The district has strong elements of both and he is excited to address its challenges, he said.
Lexmond will succeed Kurt Wachholz who retired late last summer.» Read Full Article
Burglary suspects flee police in Brown Deer, crash car in Whitefish Bay
Brown Deer — Five teenagers between the ages of 15 and 17 were arrested after allegedly burglarizing a house in Brown Deer, leading police on a high-speed chase through the North Shore and eventually crashing into a light pole in Whitefish Bay.
A Brown Deer resident called police at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday to report a burglary at a neighbor's house in the 8500 block of N. 66th St. Brown Deer police arrived in time to see two vehicles flee the scene of the burglary. One of the vehicles fled into Milwaukee, where officers stopped pursuing the car after the chase exceeded 100 miles per hour. Police later learned the vehicle was stolen.
The other vehicle, which was also stolen, led police east on Brown Deer Road, then south on Lake Drive before it drove over police stop sticks on Lake Drive in Fox Point, Whitefish Bay Police Chief Michael Young said. When the vehicle started to slow down, four teenagers bailed from the vehicle and were arrested, Young said.
The 17-year-old driver continued driving south on Lake Drive, turning right onto Henry Clay Drive and crashing into a light pole just east of Whitefish Bay Middle School. The driver attempted to flee on foot, but was caught by officers less than 30 seconds after the crash, Young said.
No one was injured during the incident, which involved collaboration between officers from Brown Deer, Bayside, Fox Point, Whitefish Bay and Glendale.» Read Full Article
Whitefish Bay hires John Edlebeck as public works director
Whitefish Bay — After four months without a public works director, Whitefish Bay officials have hired Waupaca city engineer and public works director John Edlebeck for the job.
Edlebeck, who has been with Waupaca for 18 years, will start work in Whitefish Bay on May 1, earning a salary of $95,000. Prior to his work in Waupaca, he served as the city engineer for Geneva, Illinois, for 10 years. He started his career in Elgin, Illinois, with D'Onofrio, Kottke and Associates, where he worked for three years.
Edlebeck earned a bachelor's degree in civil and environmental engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1983. He is a licensed professional engineer in Wisconsin and Illinois. In 2013, he was named one of the top 10 national Public Works Leaders of the Year by the American Public Works Association.
Edlebeck is excited about the opportunity to return to Whitefish Bay, which is his wife Kay's hometown. The two married in 1983 at St. Monica Parish. His new job opportunity will place him and Kay within close driving distance of her parents in Bayside, her sister and brother-in-law in Whitefish Bay and their four children, who all live in the Milwaukee and Chicago area.
"Right now we are driving down to Milwaukee or Chicago every other weekend, so when the position came open, it was something I was very interested in pursuing," he said.» Read Full Article
Glendale mayoral candidates will debate city issues tonight
Glendale mayoral candidates Bryan Kennedy and JoAnn Shaw will participate in a candidate forum tonight.
The forum, hosted by the North Shore Republican Club, will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 24 in the community meeting room of the North Shore Library, 6800 N. Port Washington Road. Candidates will respond to a series of questions from a moderator, as well as questions from the audience.
Initial Reaction Podcast: Is Diamond Stone the greatest ever?
The guys look back at state-tournament weekend for boys basketball and examine state titles for Dominican, Brown Deer and Young Coggs Prep, plus another great run for Germantown. And how sweet will the round of 16 be for the Wisconsin Badgers?
The Sprint Episode Three: WIAA state basketball tournament retrospective
The WIAA state basketball tournament featured a number of local entrants, with two bringing home gold balls and another grabbing silver:
- See all the photos from state tournament weekend.
- Fourth estate: Dominican becomes the second-ever program to win four consecutive state titles, including a stunning 93-point performance against Regis in the state semifinal.
- Germantown's three-year reign atop the mountain came to an end at the hands of mighty Stevens Point.
- Stevens Point looked a lot like recent Germantown teams in knocking the king from the throne ... will the programs collide again?
- Stevens Point coach Scott Anderson and Germantown helmsman Steve Showalter exchange roles.
- Brown Deer is bringing home gold again after repeating as Division 3 state champion.
- Greendale fell to Rice Lake in the Division 2 semifinals, a team boasting McDonald's All-American Henry Ellenson.
- West Allis Central also ran into Stevens Point in Madison.
- The Initial Reaction podcast asks if Diamond Stone is the best the state has ever seen and looks back at state weekend.
Whitefish Bay native finishes 46th in Iditarod
Whitefish Bay native Laura Allaway finished her first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Saturday, March 21.
Allaway, who has worked with sled dogs in Alaska since 2007, finished the 1,000-mile race in 12 days, 3 hours, 3 minutes and 54 seconds. She took 46th place.
For more information on Allaway, check out this Whitefish Bay Now story from January.
New bus route running through Brown Deer
The Milwaukee County Transit System started a new bus route in Brown Deer on Sunday, March 22.
Route 276 is a new route that provides service from Park Plaza and Brown Deer, to Green Bay Road, to Cherrywood Lane primarily along Brown Deer Road. The area contains several office and industrial businesses that do not have transit service. Route 276 will run weekdays from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The new route and schedule are available to view on RideMCTS.com.
Proud Brown Deer boys basketbal team claims second state title
Last year's WIAA Division 3 title for the Brown Deer boys basketball team was an historic first-time event full of hugs, tears and a sense of accomplishment.
This season's impressive repeat championship, claimed March 21 at the Kohl Center in Madison with a 74-60 victory over Appleton Xavier, was also an historic accomplishment. But this time, the hugs were a bit more reserved and the tears of happiness were replaced by proud smiles.
"No less fun, no greater feeling," said veteran Falcons athletics director Mike Novak.
In short, this was something the 25-4 Falcons felt that they had earned after erasing an early 7-0 deficit to the Hawks (24-4) and steadily building a margin that was as large as 23 points in the second half.
"We came into it confident," said senior power forward Zack Baun, a starter on last year's champions. "If anything, we were more hungry than last year. We knew we had to get going because we had something to defend."» Read Full Article
Brown Deer boys basketball team heads back to state title game
Brown Deer boys basketball coach Kelly Appleby is a big fan of the 1990s juggernaut Chicago Bulls' squads and Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson.
Jackson trusted his players and so let them play through bad moments, and Appleby tends to follow that model, as he did in his team's 62-50 in the WIAA Division 3 state semifinal March 20.
When top-ranked in state Prescott sliced an 8-point Brown Deer lead down to one at 25-24 early in the third quarter at the Kohl Center in Madison, Appleby trusted the defending state champs' skill and instincts.
Turned out, he was right to do so, as this is what happened in the next 1:39:
Forward Jordan Milam earned a 3-point play, and after a turnover, guard Craig Schimenz drained a 3-pointer. Donovan Lucas hit a floater in the lane, and Lewrenzo Byers knocked down two free throws.» Read Full Article
Dominican overwhelms Regis in state semifinal
You could say Eau Claire Regis' unbeaten run through the 2014-15 boys basketball season didn't even make it back to the court after halftime.
Whitefish Bay Dominican (24-3), on a mission to win its fourth consecutive state championship, delivered a resounding performance in the state semifinal at the Kohl Center in Madison on March 19, burying the Ramblers with precise shooting in the first half and pulling away for a 93-54 victory.
The win was the precursor to the Knights' championship game victory over Mineral Point on March 21.
Diamond Stone, who has averaged 19 points and close to 12 rebounds in his six previous state-tournament games, continued to solidify his legacy in state hoops history with 33 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks.
Perhaps even more impressively, his teammates couldn't miss from the perimeter, notably senior guard Austin Moutry (4 for 5 from 3-point range, 16 points).» Read Full Article


text:
Auto Repair in Bon Secour
We found 34 auto service shops and mechanics in Bon Secour.
4 are RepairPal Certified.
Evans Automotive Service Center
11225 Lillian Hwy(850) 299-4518
Pensacola, FL 32506Map & directions
"They are always willing to work me in even when they are busy or have a full schedule. They are e..." - Ken, Pensacola, FLSee more real customer reviews
Pine Forest Automotive Center
6809 Pine Forest Rd(850) 851-0346
Pensacola, FL 32526Map & directions
"My friend next door recommended them and my friend across the street goes there. I am very happy ..." - George, Pensacola, FLSee more real customer reviews
Bob Cole's Automotive
6521 Long St(850) 845-0735
Pensacola, FL 32504Map & directions
"Bob has taken care of my car for a long time and he does a good job." - Jackie, Pensacola, FLSee more real customer reviews
Gary Sapp Automotive Service Center
6806 Pine Forest Rd(850) 846-6231
Pensacola, FL 32526Map & directions
"They do outstanding work, and they have really good prices." - Dennis, Pensacola, FLSee more real customer reviews
Search by Make in Bon Secour
RepairPal Certified Shops
An exclusive network of auto repair and maintenance shops that delivers:
- Quality work, backed by a minimum 12-month/12,000-mile warranty
- Guaranteed fair prices
- Happy customers


text:
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- May 26, 2011 | 2:53 PM EDT
- Daily Feature May 27, 2011
- Weekly 4th Place May 31, 2011
If you liked this, check these out!
Plenty more like this here!
Author Comments
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Why must you remind me of this person!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Its good to see you're still working on these.
Despite your break from Burnt Face Man and Salad Fingers (I know Burnt Face Man is done now, not to worry) I really can say its still as great as it once was.
I didnt try to over analyse or read the signals of this installment, I just enjoyed it.
Thank you and please continue.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
And it was a 4 year gap.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
It was dark, twisted, creepy, disturbing and...
I loved every minute of it! Keep up the great work :D
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Havnt lost your touch.
Oh my god, This was brilliant!
Youve really resurected alot of memories I have from watching these clips as a kid, heck they never creepd me out, infact I loved them. But you still manage to freak so many other people out!
Good on ya.


text:
Trusted Senior Home Care in Middle Connecticut
Whether a family member needs a little extra help around the house, assistance recovering from a hospital stay or someone to check in on them throughout the week, Right at Home Middle Connecticut's in-home care is the answer. Our care services are built around your specific needs.
Our Caregivers are specially trained to provide just the services your loved one needs. We modify our custom care plan for your family member as their needs change, allowing them to live at home as long as possible.
Our services include:
Don't Compromise When it Comes to Care for a Loved One
We know you are busy raising your family, caring for an aging mother or father and balancing your career. Caregiving for a loved one can take its toll and change family dynamics. We know providing care for a loved one can become highly stressful – whether your loved one lives down the street or thousands of miles away.
The Right Care from Right at Home Middle Connecticut
We understand your concerns when it comes to making decisions regarding your family. For many people, our in-home senior care is the best solution for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and loving relationships. Whether a family member needs a little extra help around the house, assistance recovering from a hospital stay or someone to check in on them throughout the week, Right at Home can be the perfect solution. We customize our care services, so your loved one always gets the special care they need based on their individual needs. Discover how our many services can help improve your family's quality of life.
|Explore In-Home Care Options
|Request an In-Home Consultation
Care Assessment
The more we know about your family, the easier it is to recommend specific services that may help with your particular situation. For personalized suggestions, take our Five-Minute Care Assessment.
Care Scenarios
There are a few universal challenges of aging that many families experience. To see what kinds of services may benefit you and your family's situation, see what helps similar families in our Care Scenarios.
Daily Activities Planner
Use our easy online tool to create a printable schedule of daily activities for your loved one.Get Started »
All of your caregivers have been very courteous and have had a caring and encouraging attitude- That means so much. Keep it up!
Contact Us
If you can't find what you're looking for or have a specific request, simply complete the form below. We're always here to help.
From the Blog
Senior Fraud Can Be a Sensitive Subject; How to Get Inactive Seniors MovingMar 26, 2015 Read Full Entry »
When Does "Old Age" Begin?Mar 24, 2015 Read Full Entry »


text:
Cross Talk | Feb 27, 2014 | 1:15:43
Thursday February 27, 2014
Topics: - We'll hear how folks in Labrador are responding to the tragic news of loretta saunders. - Big city mayors meet in Ottawa. We'll chat with Dennis O Keefe. - Where can the victims of sexual assault find help? Radio Noon Crosstalk: Only in N


text:
Didn't find anything wrong in this hotel. Hotel was clean and well kept. Friendly staff, breakfast were all good. I think that this hotel is the best for it's money. Location of this hotel is also a great advantage. I recommend.
Didn't find anything wrong in this hotel. Hotel was clean and well kept. Friendly staff, breakfast were all good. I think that this hotel is the best for it's money. Location of this hotel is also a great advantage. I recommend.
I would just like to highlight firstly that we were very impressed with the hotel itself - the room was comfortable and clean, the breakfast was fresh with lots of choice and the location was good - approximate two minute walk down to the nearest tram station, otherwise a 15/20 minute walk into the old centre of Prague. If feeling... More
We've have stay 4 nights last week at Archibald City Hotel. You can reach some major touristic attractions walking. In the neighborhood is Wenceslas Square but also nearest metro and tram stop "Namesti Miru" wheare widely used is the tram No. 22 that transports you directly to the Petrin tower or to the Prague castle.We stay at room 202. Room... More
We happened to be there on opening night, 1 March 2015. If they can sustain the quality and price, this is a winner: the buffet offered a lovely fresh green salad, pasta salad, broccoli soup, roast veggies, garlic pork, and chicken stew, with plum cake and a lovely fresh fruit salad for dessert. It's off-season now, but the price for... More
Dear guest, we do very much appreciate your comments and feedback as well as for your visit here in Archibald City. We are glad that you appreciated our restaurant with its great new Buffet. I can assure you we are working on quality of our service every single day ! I am glad that you have enjoyed your stay with... More
We have booked this hotel on booking.com in the very morning we left to Prague. No surprise here. The hotel in decently located in the heart of the city, you can easily access all major attractions on foot. It is somehow close to a red neighborhood, but it won t cause any troubles even if you returning in the night... More
Dear guest, thank you for taking your time to review our services. We were pleased to read your positive feedback. We are especialy pleased to learn that you appreciate our breakfast, central location and wifi signal which is really great in whole hotel. We hope to see you back in the near future. For any special offer you can contact... More
Lovely place. Staff in all places friendly and hospitality is brilliant. would avoid aaa taxis at airport. Driver took us all the way round in typical rip off style. Also food in bruscetta italiano in the square was beautiful although portion sizes were tiny. All in all though a beautiful place.
Dear guest, Many thanks for your review here on TripAdvisor, but most of all for choosing to stay in Hotel Archibald City during your trip to the Prague! For better and safe transfer service is recommended to use our Hotel Transfer service. In Archibald City we all look forward to having the privilege of welcoming you back once again. If... More
Was in Hotel from 11.01.2015 until 26.01.2015. Very friendship and helpful personal! Reception work perfect! Very clean in rooms. Rooms is big enough and comfortable. I live in room 506. I am very happy that I found this Hotel! Thank You! I will come back!!! ;)
Dear Guests, Thank you so much for your recent stay in our hotel and your kind feedback as well. I am glad to read that you were satisfied with our room #506, with reception staff and cleanliness...it´s more than nice for me to read that stay here was a pleasant surprise for our guests and I am happy that you... More
This hotel was booked as part of a package deal for a last minute holiday. Had seen the reviews but wasn't too fussed as we weren't planning on spending much time in the room. Nice central location, the street looks a little rough with 2 sex shops near by, but it's really not and safe enough walking around at night.... More
Dear guest, thank you for taking your time to review our services. I am pleased to read your positive feedback and I will ensure it is shared with the entire team. I am especially pleased to learn that you appreciate breakfast, staff and location which is really central. We hope to see you back in the near future. For any... More
Perfect location of hotel, 10 minuts walk from the old town. Big and comfort bed and really five star breakfast. Very clean room. Staff were very kinde and helpfull. I strongly recommend this hotel. . .
Dear guest, Thank you for sharing your experience at Hotel Archibald City and for pointing out the breakfast, location and the comfort of our beds as well as the attentive and professional service of my colleagues. We all look forward to the opportunity to host you once again at Archibald Hotels. If you would like to stay with us again... More
We stayed 4 nights. The hotel is an easy walk to Wenceslas Square and very convenient to the tram, meaning you can get to all major attractions easily. Hotel staff are most helpful. Rooms are roomy with all required services. Excellent buffet breakfast. Would recommend and would stay again.
Dear guest, we do very much appreciate your comments and feedback. We are glad that you appreciated our location, staff, nice rooms and breakfast. I can assure you that we are working on quality of our service every single day. I am glad that you have enjoyed your stay with us and we would be more than happy to welcome... More
Best Value, Free Wifi, City Cente... Best Value, Fre...
Show More
Best Value, Free Wifi, City Center, Luxury, Free Breakfast
Nove Mesto (New Town)
#89 of 662 in Prague358 reviews
Free Breakfast, Trendy, Free Wifi... Free Breakfast...
Show More
Free Breakfast, Trendy, Free Wifi, City Center, Luxury
Archibald At the Charles Bridge
#43 of 662 in Prague689 reviews
Luxury, Free Breakfast, Quiet, Fr... Luxury, Free Br...
Show More
Luxury, Free Breakfast, Quiet, Free Wifi, City Center
Nove Mesto (New Town)
EA Hotel Sonata
#403 of 662 in Prague212 reviews
City Center, Luxury, Free Breakfa... City Center, Lu...
Show More
City Center, Luxury, Free Breakfast, Best Value, Free Wifi
Nove Mesto (New Town)
Boutique Hotel Seven Days
#45 of 662 in Prague759 reviews
Free Wifi, City Center, Luxury, F... Free Wifi, City...
Show More
Free Wifi, City Center, Luxury, Free Breakfast, Best Value
Praha 2
Deminka Palace
#112 of 662 in Prague259 reviews
Best Value, Free Wifi, City Cente... Best Value, Fre...
Show More
Best Value, Free Wifi, City Center, Luxury, Free Breakfast
Nove Mesto (New Town)
Hotel Caesar Prague
#207 of 662 in Prague794 reviews
Good afternoon. we booked your hotel 5 rooms on 12/05/14 7 nights.
I have a couple of questions.
TELL HOW can I contact you by email or phone
Tanya Mayzelman


text:
4-H Horsemanship Proficiency Program A Member's Guide OVERVIEW The 4-H Horsemanship Proficiency program There are five levels in the Project Proficiency helps more experienced members learn what you Program. Levels must be completed in consecutive need to know about your 4-H project. Your order. You may choose how many levels you wish project leader will assist you in setting and to complete: achieving your goals. Through your project, you will learn horse behavior, mounting and Level I – "Explorer", you begin to learn dismounting, proper and safe techniques when about many different aspects of safe handling handling a horse and general riding techniques. and horsemanship. There are many resources to help you learn more Level II – "Producer", you practice and about your project: refine the many skills involved in learning about horsemanship and the show ring. The 4-H Publications Catalog lists a variety of project materials and resources recommended Level III – "Consumer", you will learn for use in your project. proper riding position and become a more experienced Horseman. The 4-H Educational Resources Lending Library at your county 4-H office includes Level IV – "Leader", allows you to show other books, videos and reference materials your own leadership potential. that can be checked out by members and leaders. This proficiency is based on the CHA, Level V – "Researcher", you carry out a Association for Horsemanship Safety and demonstration or experiment on some aspect Education: Horsemanship Manual Composite. of Horsemanship, and prepare a paper or portfolio. Check to see if there are breeders or other organizations in your community that conducts As you work through the proficiency program, educational activities and shows. Local your leader will date and initial each skill item as breeders and equine clubs are excellent you complete it. When all items in a proficiency sources of help and information. level are completed, place the form in your record book, turn you record book into your leader, and your leader will notify your 4-H office. You will receive your proficiency award at the Annual 4-H Achievement Program KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS Approved by the Lake County 4-H Council, 1999 (revised 2007) HORSEMANSHIP Level I – Explorer Initial & date as Completed: _________ 1. Give 5 safety rules and a reason why each is important. _________ 2. Explain how hand-feeding treats to horses can get your fingers nipped. _________ 3. Identify the parts of the horse from diagram or live animal. _________ 4. Identify the parts of tack (saddle, bridle, etc.). _________ 5. Explain the nutritional requirements of a horse (How, when, what, how much to feed). _________ 6. Demonstrate how to approach and lead a horse correctly and safely. _________ 7. Demonstrate 5 grooming aids and how to properly use them. _________ 8. Demonstrate how to properly tie a horse, including how to tie a quick release knot. _________ 9. Develop a feeding plan for a horse, explain the feed you chose. _________ 10. Demonstrate how to clean a stall, clean the stable area and stable chores. _________ 11. Demonstrate the proper basic attire for riding, and why each should be worn. _________ 12. Demonstrate how to properly and safely halter, bridle and saddle a horse. _________ 13. Demonstrate how to hold the reins when riding Western and/or English. _________ 14. Describe the four natural aids and how to properly use them. _________ 15. Submit management records for a minimum of 90 days that indicate how often you provided fresh water, clean feed, clean housing and general care for a horse. __________16. Share one aspect of your project with some one not in your project. __________17. Show how to check and adjust your equipment before riding, and explain why. Member's Name & Signature______________________________ Date Completed:_________ Leader's Name & Signature:______________________________ Date Completed:_________ KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS HORSEMANSHIP Level II– Producer Initial & date as Completed: _________ 1. Give 5 safety rules for trail riding. _________ 2. Explain why you should not let a horse eat grass on trail rides. _________ 3. Design a simple Western, English or Dressage ring pattern. _________ 4. Describe or demonstrate how to sanitize equipment. _________ 5. Demonstrate competency in showmanship for your animal. _________ 6. Complete a tack check on both sides, explain why you are adjusting the tack. _________ 7. Identify three types of tack and explain when they are used and how they work. _________ 8. Display your animal outside of your project group. _________ 9. Clean a saddle and bridle. _________ 10. Mount with control and without disturbing the horse. (Horse may be held by assistant. Very small riders may mount from a safe mounting block.) _________ 11. Dismount safely with control and prepare the horse to lead. _________ 12. Mount and adjust your stirrup to the proper length. _________ 13. Ride at a walk with proper position and control. _________ 14. Ride at a trot around the rail with proper position and control. _________ 15. Halt from the walk and the trot on command, with control. _________ 16. Ride turns, and reverse at the walk and trot, with control. _________ 17. Demonstrate proper control while: A. Ride twice around the ring at a jog or trot without breaking the gait. B. Keep the proper distance when riding in a group or on the trail. C. Lead changes at a lope or canter. _________ 18. Show how to properly cool out a hot horse. KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS _________ 19. Demonstrate how to ride uphill and downhill. _________ 20. Explain what to do if you see a hazard like a hole or a fire. __________21. Demonstrate jumping position at a walk and trot in good balance. __________22. Ride over practice poles or cavaletti in jumping position. __________23. Jump a low crossrail (under 1 foot high) at a trot showing (optional): A. Good jumping position B. Balance C. Correct release D. Good control __________24. Attend or audit a horseshow or educational equine clinic. __________25. Help someone else by sharing your knowledge or by giving away a product from your project to demonstrate positive citizenship. Member's Name: Date: Project Leader's Signature: Date: KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS HORSEMANSHIP Level III – Consumer Initial & date as Completed: __________1. Identify the parts of the hoof, and explain proper hoof care. __________2. Demonstrate how to ride over or through a simple trail obstacle (a creek, stepping poles or a muddy spot.) __________3. Explain how to recognize colic and founder and how to treat both. __________4. Give 5 rules for being a responsible trail rider. __________5. Design an advertisement or a marketing strategy for your project or animal by- product. __________6. Ride with good position, balance and control for: A. Walk, without stirrup or bareback. B. Sitting trot or jog, without stirrups or bareback. C. Posting trot on correct diagonal, demonstrating change of diagonals. (optional western) D. Canter or lope in both directions on the correct lead, identifying lead. __________7. Demonstrate the following aids and what they ask the horse to do. A. Leading rein B. Direct rein of opposition C. Indirect rein (optional western) D. Neck rein or bearing rein (optional English) E. Pulley rein F. Both leg aids used in normal position near the girth. G. One leg aid used in normal position near the girth. H. One leg aid used three or four inches behind the girth. I. Seat aid (weight aid) __________8. Show proper form and control while riding through the following movements: A. Circle at sitting trot or jog B. Figure 8, large or small C. Smooth transitions 1. Walk to trot or jog 2. Walk to canter or lope 3. Trot or jog to stop 4. Canter or lope to walk D. Serpentine or alternate riding pattern E. Change of direction on the diagonal (optional western) F. Turnback on the rail (western only) KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS _______ 9. Ride with proper position and balance at the walk and trot or jog: A. Jumping position (English) or standing (Western) _______ 10. Demonstrate good trail gaits at a: A. Long striding walk B. Jog trot C. Long striding trot D. Canter _______ 11. Demonstrate how to pass another rider and how to handle your horse when being passed. _______ 12. Explain and demonstrate: A. Direct flexion (getting the horse to flex in the pole and jaw). B. Correcting a faulty head set or head position. C. Proper use of artificial aids (crop or bat, dressage whip, spurs). _______ 13. Complete a ring evaluation, dressage evaluation, program ride, or one of the western performance patterns. _______ 14. Create a conditioning and feed program for a horse. If possible, carry out the conditioning of a horse according to your program. _______ 15. Explain (demonstrate if possible) how to: A. Plan an overnight trail ride, including what to take. B. Secure a horse for an overnight campout (using a picket line or other method approved by your instructor, showing tying safely). C. Demonstrate or explain the care of horses and equipment on arrival in camp for an overnight stay. _______ 16. Alone or with your group, plan and complete a community service activity related to your project. _______ 17. Execute the following, using correct aids (optional English): A. Stop from the lope (need not be a sliding stop). B. Pivot on the hindquarters C. Roll-back D. Figure 8 with simple change of leads at center. E. Back one horse length in a straight line. _______ 18. Complete a gymkhana pattern. (cloverleaf barrel race, pole bending, keyhole pattern or flag race or other gymkhana pattern) _______ 19. Demonstrate two training methods of holding the reins. _______ 20. Invite a guest speaker to one of your meetings and introduce them to the group. _______14. Design an advertisement or a marketing strategy for your animal or animal by-product. Member's name& Signature: Date completed: Leader's name & Signature: _____________________________ Date completed: __________ KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS HORSEMANSHIP Level IV – Leader Initial & date as Completed: _______ 1. Serve as Junior or Teen leader in this project for one year. _______ 2. Assist younger members in designing and constructing needed equipment or learning proper riding techniques. _______ 3. Prepare teaching materials for use at project meetings. _______ 4. Develop and put on a demonstration, judging event or train a junior team for a judging activity. _______ 5. Speak on a project-based subject before an organization other than your 4-H group. _______ 6 Assist at a show as a clerk, secretary, recorder, assistant to the judge, ring master or with set- up, registration, etc. _______ 7 Teach younger members about learning a specific topic in the project. _______ 8. Develop your own special project related activity. Chart your own progress, plan the activities, analyze successes and problems, and report on your accomplishments to your club. Member's Name& Signature: Date completed: Leader's Name & Signature: _____________________________ Date completed: __________ KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS HORSEMANSHIP Level V – Researcher Initial & date as Completed: _______ 1. Report on the results of a demonstration comparing measurable differences in management procedure. (experiment) _______ 2. Prepare a paper of 300 words or more on one of the following topics: – Management of horses. – Feeds, feeding, and nutrition. – Diseases, prevention and control, and general sanitation. – Markets and methods of marketing. – Reproduction, breeding, and genetics. – By-product preparation for market, how marketed, and used. – Keeping and using records as a basis for improving your animal project. – Other _______ 3. Prepare a speech or illustrated talk to orally summarize your findings and present at a club, project meeting or other educational event. Member's Name& Signature: Date completed: Leader's Name & Signature: _____________________________ Date completed: __________ KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS Adapted from the North Region Project Proficiency Guidelines Acknowledgments: Guidebook Developed by Humboldt County Incentives and Recognition Committee: Paulette Crowell, Elaine Fenton, Tasha Fenton, Janet Foos, 4-H Volunteers; Rose Herrera, 4-H Youth; Teresa McAllister, 4-H Youth Development Advisor. Support materials received from the following counties: Mendocino, Colusa, Santa Cruz, Stanislaus. Materials reviewed by: Gary Markegard, Farm Advisor; Deborah Giraud, Farm Advisor, Humboldt County; Susan McBride, Marine Science Advisor, Humboldt/Mendocino Counties; North Region 4-H Youth Development Advisors and Program Representatives. North Region Review Committee: Yvonne Steinbring, 4-H Youth Advisor, Shasta and Siskiyou Counties; Jeanne George, 4-H Youth Advisor, Glenn, Butte and Tehama Counties; Isela Valdez, 4-H Youth Advisor, Colusa and Sutter/Yuba Counties; Sharon Junge, County Director/4-H Youth Advisor, Placer/Nevada Counties; Valerie Coe, 4-H Youth Advisor, Modoc, Plumas/Sierra and Lassen Counties; Evelyn Conklin- Ginop, 4-H Youth Advisor, Mendocino County. Local Review Committee: Marion Herrera, Luz "Nellie" Love, Mary Moore, Margaret Sager, Jennifer Stowe, Linda Leonardi, Andrea Molina, Marilyn Renner, Frances Scalvini. Editing and Layout: Pat Johns, County Director/4-H Youth Development Advisor, North Region 4-H Program Coordinator, Lake County; Kandee Stolesen, Secretary, Lake County. The University of California, in accordance with applicable Federal and State law and University policy, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age, medical condition (cancer-related), ancestry, marital status, citizenship, sexual orientation, or status as a Vietnam-era veteran or special disabled veteran. The University also prohibits sexual harassment. Inquiries regarding the University's nondiscrimination policies may be directed to the Affirmative Action Director, University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources, 300 Lakeside Drive, 6th Floor, Oakland, CA. 94612-3560 (510) 987-0096. KEEP IN YOUR RECORD BOOK WITH YOUR PROJECT RECORDS
Pages to are hidden for
"4-H Horsemanship Proficiency Pro"Please download to view full document


text:
How do companies switch SaaS providers?
Is there a data migration model if a company leaves the SaaS platform it has been using? Read this expert answer to find out.
How to choose a collaboration tool
How do you choose a collaboration tool when everyone has a favorite? Read this expert answer to find out.
Can cloud providers ensure consistent app performance?
How can my organization choose a cloud provider that will give our applications consistent (or close to it) performance? In other words, how do we avoid the "noisy neighbor" problem of multi-tenant...
Do developers need new skills to work with cloud apps?
Are there new skills developers need to work with cloud applications that on-premises applications didn't require? Read this expert answer to find out what development skills are new.
IoT opens new avenues for application developers
How will the Internet of Things (IoT) fundamentally alter developers' applications and application strategies? How can cloud developers take advantage of IoT?
Is Docker suited to assembling cloud apps?
Should I use Docker to assemble and deploy cloud apps? What are the pros and cons of using Docker? Read this expert answer to find out.
What intellectual property issues do SaaS tools present?
Should businesses worry about intellectual property when using SaaS tools? Read this expert response to find out.
Why the cloud has moved away from single-tenant SaaS
Is single-tenant SaaS still viable? Do cloud providers even offer true single tenancy? What are some examples of SaaS single-tenant apps?
PaaS and SaaS: Is there a path between them?
With so many "as a service" cloud products, it can be difficult to understand what they do. Chris Moyer breaks down the difference between PaaS and SaaS in this Ask the Expert answer.
Are cloud HRM apps better than on-premises solutions?
On-premises HR solutions have been left behind by technological advances. Cloud HRM solutions are better built to handle the needs of companies and desires of users.
Manage change upfront to prevent user resistance to IT projects
Consultant Steve Weissman offers expert advice on how to manage change and win user support for critical technology projects.
Companies use cloud-burst model to boost computing capacity
In this answer, expert Chris Moyer discusses when and how organizations can use the cloud-burst model to automatically scale capacity as needed.
Promote ease of use to win buy-in for Microsoft Office 365 suite
In this answer, expert Chris Moyer discusses ways to earn management and user buy-in to ensure a smooth transition to the Microsoft Office 365 suite.
Self-service cloud portals let users order up IT resources
In this answer, expert Chris Moyer offers tips for building a self-service cloud portal that lets employees obtain their own IT services.
Cloud computing trend alert: Expect growing focus on enterprises
In this expert answer, contributor Chris Moyer looks at a key cloud computing trend -- enterprise migration -- and touches on other cloud trends as well.
What's on the horizon for cloud computing platforms?
In this expert answer, contributor Chris Moyer predicts that future cloud computing platforms will move away from the traditional server model.
Expert advice for evaluating DRaaS providers
Considering investing in Disaster Recovery as a Service? Chris Moyer offers expert advice on choosing the right DRaaS provider.
Plan your own recovery from cloud vendor SLA violations
Chris Moyer offers insights into cloud provider service-level agreements and what to do in the case of an SLA violation.
How to decide whether to use Testing as a Service
Contributor Chris Moyer offers expert advice on who's most likely to benefit from investing in Testing as a Service.
Design to fail: Tips for surviving public-cloud failure
In this expert answer, contributor Chris Moyer offers advice on taking a 'failure by design' approach to prevent public-cloud catastrophe.
Introducing cloud app integration, cloud integration and iPaaS
What are the differences among cloud application integration, cloud integration and iPaaS? Chris Moyer lends his expertise to this reader question.
How do iPaaS and SaaS integration vendors differ?
What's the difference between iPaaS and SaaS integration vendors? Are they the same? Get the facts in this expert answer.
Host the right applications in the cloud
What types of applications are best suited for being hosted in the cloud? Read this expert answer to find out.


text: Web exclusive! You'll be ready for any excursion when you've got this backpack. Price: Price pending The Wildkin Bengal Orange Serious Backpack is perfect for adventures big and small. With a water-resistant lining, each segment of this bold Bengal orange bag has multiple pockets including a padded sleeve for your laptop or tablet. Padded waist straps will relieve your back and the strapping system will secure your lunch box, yoga mat or clothing. Plus, an insulated drink holder will keep your drink cool. 18" x 13.5" x 8" Padded compartment fits 15" laptop or tablet Five exterior pockets Insulated 20 oz bottle holder Padded waist straps Carabineer and straps on back Pocket for media playing with port for headphones Embroidery friendly Imported More


text:
Woods Residence
The key to creating a beautiful landscape is to start by properly designing all aspects of the landscape. We are dedicated to helping our clients develop a design that will work for them and will suit their needs and lifestyles. With that said we will also add our own artistic touch to create a one-of-a-kind landscape. We are located in Fergus, Ontario and we service
Fergus/Elora, Guelph, Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo.
Creo Concepts is an all-encompassing Landscape Company, serving all your landscaping need. From design to the finished product, we ensure quality workmanship. We also will maintain your landscape when everything is finished.


text:
StartUpHire is the place to find Entry-level Software QA Engineer jobs. Review the list of Entry-level Software QA Engineer career opportunities to the left. These Entry-level Software QA Engineer jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available.
You can refine your job search for Entry-level Software QA Engineer career opportunities by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options.
Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Entry-level Software QA Engineer jobs, or sign up for an email alert (link below) to receive periodic updates on new Entry-level Software QA Engineer jobs.
If you have a deep interest in software and its ability to impact global democracy, citizen engagement, and increased government transparency, we are interested in talking to you. As the leader in government technology, we?ve chosen to create a home in the heart of downtown3/3/2015 Denver, CO Save This Job
Job Number:001281 Job Title:Entry Level UI Engineer Number of Openings:1 Job Type (Employment Type):Direct Hire Start Date:2015/03/02 Country:United States State/Province:Texas City:Austin Salary Interval:Per Year Job Schedule:Full Time Job Category:Computers/Information2/23/2015 Austin, TX Save This Job
Job Description Entry-Level Quality Assurance Software Engineer At Bullhorn, we put the world to work. Our international recruitment software delivers best-of-breed technology solutions for the world?s leading recruitment firms. With over 300,000 users, we work at a rapid1/21/2015 St. Louis, MO Save This Job
US- UT- Draper Apply View All Jobs Share This Job Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email Share on print More Sharing Services Job Description Job Purpose Summary Associate Software Engineers are responsible for software engineering activities as a member of a SCRUM2/22/2015 Draper, UT Save This Job


text:
Kawhi Leonard scored 15 straight points to open the fourth quarter, accounting for the bulk of his game-high 25 as the Spurs defeated Memphis for their 13th victory in the past 16 games. [Read More]
Kawhi Leonard scored 15 straight points to open the fourth quarter, accounting for the bulk of his game-high 25 as the Spurs defeated Memphis for their 13th victory in the past 16 games. [Read More]
Boris Diaw's shooting touch returns
Boris Diaw's shooting percentage has plummeted in his third full season with the Spurs. He's been hot in recent games, however, a trend the Spurs obviously hope continues. [Read More]
Spurs exact vengeance with thorough victory over Mavericks
The Spurs overcame another sluggish third quarter, rebounding after the Mavericks cut what had been a 21-point lead down to four to blow their Texas rivals out Friday at the AT&T Center. [Read More]
Spurs bounce back from Dallas debacle to destroy Thunder
The Spurs absolutely demolished Oklahoma City at the AT&T Center on Wednesday, leading by as many as 44 points and finishing with their highest scoring output of the season. [Read More]
Ginobili repeats as 'Tweeter of the Year'
So it's not an MVP award. But Hoops Hype's "Tweeter of the Year" might be the next best thing for social media maestro Manu Ginobili, who has claimed the honor for the second straight time. [Read More]
The week ahead
With a grueling December still fresh in their memory, the Spurs might not know what to do with themselves this week, facing just two games against Charlotte and the L.A. Clippers. [Read More]
Spurs 101, Milwaukee 95: Postgame video
Postgame interviews with Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and more following the Spurs' 101-95 victory over Milwaukee on Sunday. [Read More]
Thompson shatters record first set by Gervin
Klay Thompson's 37 points in the third quarter of Golden State's recent victory over Sacramento broke a single-quarter scoring record first set by former Spurs star George Gervin. [Read More]
Spurs grind out 101-95 victory over Milwaukee
The Spurs improved to 2-0 on their six-game homestand with a tight victory over Milwaukee. [Read More]
Game No. 46 preview: Milwaukee (22-21) at Spurs (28-17)
Milwaukee ranks fourth in defense entering tonight's game at the AT&T Center. [Read More]
Final: Spurs 99, L.A. Lakers 85
Tony Parker led a balanced attack with 17 points as the Spurs led from start to finish Friday at the AT&T Center. [Read More]
Tip for Spurs/Cavs reset
Tipoff for the Spurs' home game against Cleveland on March 12 has been pushed back to 8:30 p.m. [Read More]
Game No. 45 preview: L.A. Lakers (12-31) at Spurs (27-17)
The Lakers limp into San Antonio for tonight's game with six straight losses and Kobe Bryant having been lost with a torn rotator cuff. [Read More]
Ginobili's beautiful pass a rare bright spot in Chicago loss
For one split-second, at least, Manu Ginobili's behind-the-back bounce pass provided a rare moment of beauty on what was otherwise a dismal night for the Spurs at Chicago. [Read More]


text:
Why should anyone care that Lance was on dope? Most others are on it as well.
|Scooped by Jim Bob
You are the content you publish.
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with Twitter
I don't have a Facebook or a Twitter account
Start a free trial of Scoop.it Business
|Current selected tag: Luke. Clear.
Your new post is loading...
Your new post is loading...
Why should anyone care that Lance was on dope? Most others are on it as well.
Jim Bob's insight:
This post is a reaction to cycling news and entertainment broadcasted recently about Lance Armstrong in the recent media news. Oprah Winfrey asked Lance some interesting questions about Performance-enhancing drugs that brought up some taboo subjects related to sport that are not discussed enough. The United States is addressing these problem's thanks to the Winfrey show.
Entertainment News can be quite good for this sort of thing and the Oprah Winfrey show is no different. The use of performance-enhancing drugs is a reality for many people who are engaging in sport in the United States and around the world and I am sure this is why on the Winfrey show Lance Armstrong chose to make these announcements to the national Media.
|Follow us
|How it Works


text:
Awesome Plus
User Stats
Profile Images
User Bio
Awesome specializes in working with startups. Not only can we design everything from MVPs to full-scale products, but as startup founders ourselves, we have the experience and know-how to help bring those designs to fruition—whether it's raising seed funding, prototyping, or getting into accelerator programs. We're not just focused on pushing pixels and then passing them on to the next person in the assembly line (or as we like to call it, design-and-ditch), we're looking at the big picture. Unlike traditional agencies, we take pride in being hands-on through the entire process; something we've found can be critical to the success of a startup.
External Links
- Awesome - Portfolio


text:
change location
Elopement? Backyard wedding? Vineyard? Posh Portland hotel? At the top of Angel's Rest? We are open to the kind of wedding you desire....
View Profile »
The reception is for your guests, but the ceremony is for you! Recently seen on TLC's "Four Weddings" and Oprah Network's "Don't Tell...
I'm Rev. Pat LaRose. My passion is to help you personalize your Wedding Ceremony, and create memories that you, and your family and...
I perform wedding and commitment ceremonies throughout SE Washington and NE Oregon. From small intimate affairs to elegant grand occasions, I would love (more)
Create Account
Add Listing
Plan, book and shop for your wedding with inspiration as your guide. Plus, save photos to your favorites!


text:
Got a minute?
Got a minute?
Help build and perform quality control audits of work submitted to clients. Claim is seeking an individual who will be key in creating, implementing and... - Indeed
It is the Quality Control Manager's responsibility to work with all departments on quality assurance projects.... - Indeed
Lean Manufacturing, Manufacturing Experience, Manufacturing Methods and Procedures, Manufacturing Control Planning, Conceptual Skills, Analyzing Information ,... - Indeed
Log in with LinkedIn
Thanks! We'll send you a welcome newsletter as soon as we can.
In the meantime, check out our research center.
Looks like your email already exists in our database.
Please log in here.
You are already logged in.


text:
To print this article open the file menu and choose Print.
Click here to return to previous page
Article published Jul 14, 2013
Dining center menu
Hot Meals: Elder Services of Worcester Area Inc. and Tri-Valley Inc. sponsor a dining program on weekdays for people 60 and older.
For a list of dining sites and other information, call (508) 852-3205.
The menu for this week is:
Monday: Chicken piccata, garlic mashed potatoes, Scandinavian vegetables, fresh fruit
Tuesday: Beef and broccoli, brown rice, diced carrots, pineapple
Wednesday: Omelet with bacon and cheese, O'Brien potatoes, mixed vegetables, cinnamon crumb cake
Thursday: Fish with crumb topping, vegetable rice pilaf, spinach, bread pudding
Friday: Meatballs with onion gravy, egg noodles, Roman blend vegetables, Mandarin oranges
Order the Telegram & Gazette, delivered daily to your home or office! www.telegram.com/homedelivery
Copyright Worcester Telegram & Gazette Corp.


text:
Don't Wake Me Up
best one ever.......by konchada - Sunday, Nov 25, 2012 - 6:06am GMT
Amooo a ste Negro Hermozoooo <3by Carolina Sophia - Monday, Nov 19, 2012 - 5:05pm GMT
Good Videos My Man.....by c-jay brown - Sunday, Nov 18, 2012 - 9:09pm GMT
<3by melissabrown01 - Sunday, Nov 18, 2012 - 2:02pm GMT
OMG im the BIGGEST fan!!! i loved him since i was 6... <3 and i will NEVER stop!!!! my favorite song from him is forever<3 he wrote that song. and right now he is 23 years old and he will be 24 on May 5,2012 <3 fortune came out on June 29,2012 and i got it on the day it came out i got the deluxe edition OFCOURSE!!! it has 19 tracks and i know every word to every song on that CD!!! and i have over 30 posters of him!!! <3 and I cant belive that his b-day is a month after mine!!! anyways i get him i feel like i know him but i dont... every time i see that i see him on like a video, picture,movie or what ever i get butterflies in my stomach my face feels hot my hands start to sweat!!! omg when i first saw the dont judge me video i cried!<3 ok well all im trying to say is that i LOVE Christopher Maurice Brown with ALL my HEART and will NEVER STOP!!!! ohh and im not obsessed!!!! im kust an ENORMUS fan!!! my mom and freinds think that i am obsessed! im NOT OBSESSED!!! oh crap this is a long statment... umm... well i LOVE chris Brown<3 GO TEAM BREEZY<3by melissabrown01 - Sunday, Nov 18, 2012 - 2:02pm GMT
Breezy is the best ever !!by Darlan André - Sunday, Nov 18, 2012 - 10:10am GMT
da best ever <3by breezy zone - Sunday, Nov 18, 2012 - 8:08am GMT
GOOD SONG! :Dby thaysha simmonds - Friday, Nov 16, 2012 - 7:07pm GMT
DONTJUDGE ME <3by thaysha simmonds - Friday, Nov 16, 2012 - 7:07pm GMT
I Love This Man!!!!by Cannonj11 - Wednesday, Nov 14, 2012 - 9:09am GMT


text:
Texting of exhaust on formula car. Newly added rev limiter and alternator wiring.
Loading more stuff…
Hmm…it looks like things are taking a while to load. Try again?
TM + © 2015 Vimeo, LLC. All rights reserved.
Made with k in NYC.
Your content preferences apply to any Vimeo videos you view. Learn more about content preferences in our FAQ.


text:
Do you have a question about this product or company? Simply type it in the box below and one of our community will give you an answer
Once we've checked over your question we will put it live on the site and our strong community of experts will hopefully give you some great answers that you find useful.
We will email you when the question is on the site
As rated by real users
" Terrible experience " Read More
" Top class service " Read More
What a bad experience. BEWARE before you book please!!!
This agen... " Read More
Written by william91
" Satisfying " Read More
Written by New2London
Im happy with the tour. good tour and I'll recommend this tour.
re... " Read More


text:
Now Playing
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
|All Content
|View all podcasts & RSS feeds
Most Active Stories
- Ron Rash on 'Serena,' 'The World Made Straight' and Knowing When to End a Story
- Dancing the Neural Tango: Dr. Summa-Chadwick Talks Music & Neurological Therapy
- Start It Up Episode 18: The Ins and Outs of Managing Employees
- 10 Days of Giveaways During WUTC's Membership Drive
- 'Dorothy Parker Would Not Approve' Is Stacy Chapman's Prize-Winning Debut Play
The Two-Way
Top Stories: Cairo Clashes; Fiscal Cliff Talks; Sandy's Huge Costs
Good morning.
Our early headlines:
-- Protests, Clashes Build Again In Cairo.
-- Deal Reached On Greek Debt, Markets Rise In Relief.
-- Arafat's Grave Opened, Samples Taken To Be Tested For Poison.
Other stories making news:
-- "Fiscal Cliff Compromise: Devil Is In The Definition Of Revenue." (It's All Politics)
-- Fiscal Cliff Talks "Accelerate." (The Washington Post)
-- Bangladesh Factory Fire That Killed More Than 100 "Was Deliberately Set, Officials Believe." (The Guardian)
-- "North Korea Suspected Of Planning Rocket Test." (The New York Times)
-- Sandy-related Damage In New York And New Jersey Topped $60 Billion, Governors Say. (The Associated Press)
-- Dr. Joseph Murray, Who Performed First Successful Kidney Transplant And Won A Nobel Prize, Has Died. (The Associated Press)
-- Powerball Jackpot At Record $425 Million — And Growing — Ahead Of Wednesday Drawing. (ABC News)


text:
this is also a gift for Jürgen: http://shadowness.com/JurgenDoe
fantasticOct 2nd, 2012 Reply
nice nice very .Mar 31st, 2012 Reply
thank you so much Hosein !! i am so pleased you like it !Mar 31st, 2012 Reply
amazing viewMar 3rd, 2012 Reply
i love itFeb 27th, 2012 Reply
thank you !! :-))))Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
Love this!Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
thank you very much !!Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
oh wow..fabulous capture! looks like he was a good lil poser for youFeb 26th, 2012 Reply
he was, and i think he was a little proud, ha.... thank you for commenting and favouring Addam !Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
... the pleasure is absolutely shared Addam... you create always a smile with your work and your words..... :-))Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
Great shot, beautiful colors, Congrats on the feature.Feb 26th, 2012 Reply
Thank you Jack, for your kind words... i appreciate a lot !Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
Congratulations for the Daily Inspiration Award ♥Feb 26th, 2012 Reply
thank you very much !!Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
no problem! :DFeb 27th, 2012 Reply
Your art is very inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like to thank our amazing artists for all they do, to show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured in todays Daily Inspiration #357
thank you very much ... i feel very honoured my little bird got this feature !! Thank you !!! :-)))))Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
awesome shot!!Feb 26th, 2012 Reply
thank you for your lovely words !!Feb 27th, 2012 Reply
u're welcome ♥Feb 27th, 2012 Reply


text:
Analyst Research
|Report Title
Provider: Thomson Reuters Stock Report
Provider: Sadif Analytics Prime
Mirach Energy Ltd: Business description, financial summary, 3yr and interim financials, key statistics/ratios and historical ratio analysis.
Provider: Reuters Investment Profile
Provider: Wright Reports
NYSE and AMEX quotes delayed by at least 20 minutes. NASDAQ delayed by at least 15 minutes. For a complete list of exchanges and delays, please click here.
Mirach Energy Ltd Announces Proposed Placement Of 152,000,000 New Ordinary Shares; Enters Into Term Sheet With Respect To Proposed Grant Of Convertible Loan Of Aggregate Amount Of Up To SGD36,000,000
Mirach Energy Ltd announced that the Company has entered into the following: a subscription agreement (the Subscription Agreement) with Tan Ah Ee, Goh Yeo Hwa, Adrich Ng Kim Seng, Ng Lim Huak, Tan Kim Sing, Tan Thiam Chye, Ho Siow Poh, Lim Yi Shenn, Tan Chin Tuan and Teo Choon Leng Jeffrey (each a Subscriber and collectively the Subscribers) on June 26, 2013; and a binding term sheet (Term Sheet) on 26 June 2013 with Tan Ah Ee, Goh Yeo Hwa, Tan Thiam Chye, Ho Siow Poh, Tan Chin Tuan and Lim Yi Shenn (each a Lender and collectively the Lenders) in relation to the proposed grant by the Lenders of a convertible loan of an aggregate amount of up to SGD36,000,000 (the Loan), with an option to convert the Loan into fully-paid ordinary shares of the Company (Conversion Shares) at a conversion price of SGD0.1242 (the Proposed Convertible Loan). Pursuant to the terms of the Subscription Agreement, the Company has agreed to allot and issue, and the Subscribers have agreed to subscribe and pay for an aggregate of 152,000,000 new ordinary shares in the capital of the Company (the New Shares) at SGD0.1242 (the Placement Price) for each New Share (the Proposed Placement), amounting to an aggregate subscription consideration of SGD18,878,400. The net proceeds from the Proposed Placement after deducting estimated expenses, is approximately SGD18.1 million.
- Share this
- Link this
- Digg this


text:
Speed reduction extended on Highway 12
Starting today, drivers on Highway 12 at Martensville will see a 90 km/h speed zone extending all the way south of Lutheran Road.
A speed limit reduction pilot project was introduced in two locations in Saskatchewan this past June, on Highway 1 east of Regina and the location on Highway 12.
The results so far have been positive, and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure has received positive feedback from the RCMP, municipal governments and other stakeholders.
Regina city council supports photo radar
Several members of Regina city council are in favour of testing out photo radar over the next two years.
"We are supportive," said Mayor Michael Fougere.
"We have no objection to this. We want to see what the findings are over time and what that means for traffic control and safety in school zones as well as the Ring Road."
Cycling gas prices brings more fluctuation across Sask.
While travelling on Saskatchewan highways, drivers might notice gas prices go up and down more than the speed limits do.
Jason Toews, founder of GasBuddy.com, explained that the province normally sees a bit of variance for gas prices.
"It's typically around 12 or 15 cents per litre across the province," Toews said.
Highway Hotline rolls out upgrades
The Highway Hotline is making it easier for travelers to check road conditions in Saskatchewan.
There is now a new version of the mobile website which lets people choose interactive maps and click on specific portions of a highway.
Winter road conditions reported on several Sask. highways
Winter road conditions have started popping up in Saskatchewan prompting the Highway Hotline to put out advisories Monday morning.
Loose, swirling snow is reported on highways in the southwest corner of the province. The Highway Hotline warns drivers that most major highways may have icy and slippery sections.
Meanwhile, highways in the North Battleford, Wynyard and Humboldt areas are also icy with loose snow.
Visit the Highway Hotline's website for the latest advisories.
Saskatoon students get history lesson in Europe
Their bags are packed and 60 Centennial Collegiate students are ready to study history through the lens of science, in Europe.
The Grade 12 students are taking part in the school's sixth History Study Tour Program.
Students travel around England and France for a 21-day, history packed adventure.
"I felt it was a reasonable approach to have kids engage deeper in their studies of history by actually experiencing many of the locations that they study," teacher Alan Luciuk said.
Icy roads wreak havoc in Saskatoon
Icy conditions brought on by the sudden snowfall are wreaking havoc on Saskatoon roads Saturday.
As of 5:30 p.m., Saskatoon Police Services said they received 33 reports of minor collisions across the city. Only one of the crashes resulted in minor injuries.
Meanwhile, residents continue to share their icy road experiences on social media.
The City of Saskatoon said they have dispatched nine tandem sanders and four one-tonne sanders using a salt-sand combination to clear icy roads throughout the city.
@Social_Traveler takes on Saskatoon
Driving from coast to coast in a 1950s Volkswagen minivan might seem like a stretch, but for the @Social_Traveler Bjorn Troch, it's just another challenge he hopes to complete.
"I have to cross North America with it and along the way I need to learn how to play the guitar," Troch said outside the Congress Beerhouse on Second Avenue in Saskatoon.
Parts of Sask. can expect heavy snow, not Saskatoon
While areas north and west of the Bridge City can expect anywhere between five and 10 centimetres of snow on Sunday, Saskatoon is narrowly escaping its first major snowfall this weekend.
"Saskatoon will luck out with mostly rain, but it will likely change to some wet snow (Sunday) afternoon and evening, possibly with slush accumulating," Environment Canada meteorologist Rob Paula said.
"We're thinking that the bulk of the snowfall will be mainly north and west of Saskatoon in areas like Battleford, Lloydminster, Unity, Kindersley and even up to Meadow Lake."
Traffic lights coming to Marquis Drive and Hwy 16
Drivers coming in and out of Saskatoon's northwest on Highway 16 can expect to deal with one more set of traffic lights.
While the City of Saskatoon waits for money to fund a couple of more overpasses along Marquis Drive, they're moving ahead and installing a set of traffic signals at Marquis Drive and Highway 16 by SaskTel Centre.
Director of Transportation Angela Gardiner, said they're hoping to get underground work done before the ground freezes, hoping to have traffic signals as well as flashing warning lights operational before the end of the year.


text:
Originally posted by erock4129:what are you 9, rabble rabble... WTF is that?, I asked if you had facts, obviously you don't or you don't care to share, that's fine either way.
Rivals.com is your source for: College Football | Football Recruiting | College Basketball | Basketball Recruiting | College Baseball | High School | College Merchandise
Site-specific editorial/photos �2006 Warchant.com. All rights reserved. This website is an officially and independently operated source of news and information not affiliated with any school or team.
About | Advertise with Us | Contact | Privacy Policy | About our Ads | Terms of Service | Copyright/IP policy | Yahoo! Sports - NBC Sports Network
Statistical information �2007 STATS LLC All Rights Reserved.


text:
allkpop's Top 50 K-Pop Music Videos of 2012: 50-26
Throughout the month of December, we brought you our list of the best and most important K-Pop songs of 2012. Now, we're pleased to present the best K-Pop music videos of 2012! Read on to find out where your favorites rank in our list- today, we bring you numbers fifty through twenty five. 50. SHINee "Sherlock" Label: SM Entertainment Release date: March 22, 2012 Let's face it- SM Entertainment videos are not really known
Girls' Generation, Jang Dong Gun, BoA, and more sue cosmetic clinic
Top celebrities, including actors Kim Nam Gil, Jang Dong Gun, and Song Hye Kyo as well as BoA and Girls' Generation's Tiffany and Jessica, are suing a cosmetic clinic for 120 million won (~112,946 USD). According to the Seoul Central District Court, the celebrities filed the suit against the Gangnam clinic for using their images and names without permission. The stars stated, "People can access their site just by looking up our names on th
Lee Seung Gi's "Looking Back" tops Billboard's 'K-Pop Hot 100' for sixth consecutive week
Lee Seung Gi's "Looking Back" is still going strong by topping Billboard's 'K-Pop Hot 100' chart for the sixth consecutive week, setting a record! According to Billboard on the 4th, "Looking Back" has consistently ranked #1 on the 'K-Pop Hot 100' since its release back on November 22nd. The single has even surpassed Psy's "Gangnam Style" and IU's "You And I"'s outstanding record of maintaining the #1 spot for five consecutive weeks. Tra
Winners from the '2012 SBS MTV Best of the Best' Awards
The Winners from the 'SBS MTV Best of the Best' Awards have been announced. A special online voting system allowed fans to log into the SBS MTV Korea / Daum websites and pick the 'best' entertainers of the year in various categories. Winners included Super Junior, SHINee, B.A.P, f(x), Wooyoung, and BoA. Fan votes from the SBS MTV Korea and Daum websites counted for 40% each, for 80% of the total. Judges determined the rest of the 20%, a
BoA adds an extra date to her solo concert
BoA has added an extra date to her solo concert. Her first solo concert titled 'BoA Special Live 2012 ~Here I Am~' will be held on January 26th. Because all her tickets were sold out immediately upon going on sale, she will be adding an extra date on the 27th for fans who could not buy the initial tickets. The concert will be held at the Seoul Olympic Hall, and the tickets will go on re-sale on December 27th at 8PM.
Who are the contestants that surprised the judges the most on 'K-Pop Star 2'?
The December 23rd broadcast of SBS' 'K-Pop Star 2' showed various contestants that didn't gain much attention during their first auditions, but surprised the judges in their subsequent ranking auditions. Contestant Lee Mi Rim who took the first place in the performance group had to prepare choreography and a song in just two days after suddenly getting placed in the performance group. Despite having little time to prepare, she got a praise
INFINITE's "The Chaser" tops Billboard's '20 Best K-Pop Songs of 2012'
INFINITE's "The Chaser" topped Billboard.com and Billboard Korea staff's list of '20 Best K-Pop Songs of 2012'. "The Chaser" beat out tough competition by claiming 1st on the international music magazine's list of the best K-Pop songs of this year. According to Billboard, The group's masterpiece single takes listeners on a ride that starts the second the track starts. With an introduction packed with forceful singing, dynamic guitar li
allkpop's Top 50 K-Pop Songs of 2012: 21-30
From an over-abundance of debuts to a handful of career-defining comebacks, 2012 has been a big year for K-Pop. But what were the best, most important songs of 2012? Here at allkpop, we're trying to answer that question with our 'Top 50 K-Pop Songs of 2012'! We combed through this year's many, many releases to bring you a list of fifty of the year's most noteworthy songs. Check in every Wednesday between now and January 2nd for the next gr
Celebrities cast their votes on Election Day (Part 5)
Just before the Election Day ended in Korea and results named Park Geun Hye as Korea's new president, celebrities rushed to cast their ballots. Super Junior's Eunhyuk tweeted, "Last spurt!!! Let's show them the power of 2030!!". Shindong wrote, "It's cold.... There's 20 minutes until the ballots come to a close, but there's a long line.. Wow~~ It's cold cold~~ The voting turnout is awesome ^^ I'll come out after I vote~~". Block B's Tae
Billboard readers choose Psy's "Gangnam Style" as best MV of 2012
Billboard readers have chosen Psy's "Gangnam Style" as the best music video of 2012! In the annual poll that asks readers to vote for their favorite songs, albums, artists, music videos, and more of the year, the MV for the global hit came out on top. According to the results, "Gangnam Style" ranked 1st with 21% of the votes with Rihanna's "Where Have You Been" coming in 2nd with 19% and Justin Bieber's "Beauty and a Beat" feat. Nicki Mina


text:
| Share
Biography > Noteworthy People > Deaths > 2005 Deaths > R - Z
James StockdaleAge: 81
U.S. Navy vice admiral who won the Medal of Honor in 1976. He was captured by the North Vietnamese in 1965 and imprisoned for more than seven years, enduring repeated torture and four years of solitary confinement. He was H. Ross Perot's vice presidential running mate in 1992.Died: Cornonado, Calif., July 5, 2005
Information Please® Database, © 2007 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
More on James Stockdale from Infoplease:
Private Tutor
Explore Chemistry Tutor , Physics Tutoring