text:
Optimal Dosing of 1st Line Antituberculosis and Antiretroviral Drugs in Children (a Pharmacokinetic Study) (DATiC)
- Full Text View
- Tabular View
- No Study Results Posted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
The aims of this project are to:
- To evaluate the pharmacokinetics of first line antituberculosis drugs (isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamide and ethambutol) when applying the 2010 WHO/IUATLD dosing guidelines across pediatric populations (0-12 years of age, HIV infected and uninfected, and with varied nutritional status) in Cape Town, South Africa and Blantyre, Malawi.
- To evaluate an 8-hourly weight band-based dosing strategy for lopinavir/ritonavir using the commercially available lopinavir/ritonavir (4:1 ratio) in children in South Africa receiving rifampicin-based antituberculosis treatment.
- To evaluate the pharmacokinetics of nevirapine in children in Malawi receiving rifampicin-based antituberculosis treatment.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Tuberculosis HIV |
Drug: 8 hourly LPV/r during TB treatment Drug: Nevirapine Drug: Lopinavir/Ritonavir |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Optimal Dosing of 1st Line Antituberculosis and Antiretroviral Drugs in Children (a Pharmacokinetic Study) |
- Area under the concentration time curve (AUC) for rifampicin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol, lopinavir and nevirapine [ Time Frame: 5 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Population PK model-derived AUC's (in mg.h/L)for each of the first line anti-TB drugs, and for the substudies, lopinavir and nevirapine respectively.
Estimated Enrollment: | 240 |
Study Start Date: | November 2012 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2016 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | February 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
No Intervention: Main TB cohort
Children with tuberculosis 0-12 years of age
Experimental: Lopinavir/Ritonavir - Cases
children 3-20 kg with tuberculosis and indication for LPV/r-based ART
Drug: 8 hourly LPV/r during TB treatment
8 hourly LPV/r during TB treatment
Experimental: Lopinavir/Ritonavir - Controls
Children 3-20 kg on LPV/r-based ART; no TB
Drug: Lopinavir/Ritonavir |
Experimental: Nevirapine arm
children with TB and indication for nevi rapine-based ART
Drug: Nevirapine |
Detailed Description:
HIV and tuberculosis are a major public health problem in children. Challenges to treat children with tuberculosis include a lack of knowledge about optimal dosing of first line antituberculosis drugs across ages, nutritional status and HIV infection status, the absence of an appropriate regimen to co-administer rifampin and lopinavir/ritonavir, the key first line drugs for tuberculosis and HIV, and uncertainty about NVP exposure in young children during rifampin-based tuberculosis therapy.
In total, 240 children < 12 years of age with tuberculosis will be enrolled at Red Cross Children's Hospital in Cape Town and Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre. In the second month of antituberculosis treatment, one dose of the drugs in their first-line regimens will be administered according to 2010 WHO/IUATLD guidelines (study drugs) and blood will be sampled for pharmacokinetic analysis over the following 8-10 hours.
Children on antiretroviral treatment (started prior to or during TB treatment) will receive 2 weeks of antiretrovirals (lopinavir/ritonavir or nevirapine) according in the study doses (adjusted 8 hourly doses of lopinavir/ritonavir, or nevirapine doses according to WHO's recommended weight band-based doses) in combination with antituberculosis treatment, prior to pharmacokinetic assessments of both antiretroviral and antituberculosis drugs. Children receiving nevirapine will also undergo pharmacokinetic evaluation 1 month after completion of antituberculosis treatment to evaluate nevirapine concentrations in the absence of antituberculosis drugs. In addition to the 240 children with tuberculosis, 25 HIV infected South African children without tuberculosis will be recruited to evaluate lopinavir concentrations in the absence of antituberculosis drugs.
A population approach will be used to estimate the optimal doses of rifampicin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide and ethambutol in children according to covariates (e.g. age, weight, HIV status, nutritional status) found to have an important influence on the drug concentrations. Similarly population models will be used to describe lopinavir/ritonavir and nevirapine pharmacokinetics in children receiving rifampicin-based antituberculosis treatment, evaluate the dosing approaches and to simulate alternative optimal dosing approaches as indicated.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 1 Month to 12 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Aged < 12 years.
- Weighing > 1.5 kg and < 30 kg.
- Written informed permission of parent or legal guardian for their child to participate.
- Absence of clear indication of unwillingness or refusal to participate, and in children > 7 years of age, assent to participate.
- No contraindications to PK sampling (children with obviously very poor venous access will not be included).
- Able to comply with study visits and procedures including regular adherence to routine medication, and adherence to the study medication.
- Enrollment will be deferred in children with acute severe illness which would likely jeopardize participation (such as illness causing severe respiratory impairment, acute severe diarrhea, acute central nervous system impairment, severe life threatening systemic illness, or other severe conditions requiring hospitalization which would jeopardize participation). Children may be enrolled after recovery from acute illness.
Main TB cohort
INCLUSION A recent diagnosis of TB and receiving intensive phase antiTB treatment with 1st-line drugs (rifampicin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide with or without ethambutol, in standard doses).
- Children in whom ART with a LPV/r-containing regimen is indicated, OR, Children established on a LPV/r-containing regimen.
- ALT < 5-times the upper limit of the normal range.
- Children weighing 3.0 - 19.9 kg.
- Neonates must have a postmenstrual age of at least 42 weeks and a postnatal age of at least 14 days.
- HIV infected children enrolled to the main cohort with at least 2 weeks remaining before the end of intensive phase antiTB treatment such that PK sampling can be scheduled after 2 weeks of combined ART and antiTB treatment, but before the continuation phase of antiTB treatment is started.
- HIV infected children without TB.
Weighted enrollment of controls will be performed such that the number of controls in each of the age groups < 6 months, 6 months to 2 years, and > 2 years, will be approximately equal to the numbers of cases in those age groups. As most of the children with TB will be started on ART after their TB diagnosis, recruitment of controls will be focused on children who have recently started ART (on treatment < 3 months).
- HIV infected children receiving intensive phase antiTB treatment and enrolled to the main study cohort
- Started on ART including NVP (in WHO's recommended weight band-based doses) and 2 nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Indication for increased or reduced doses of 1st-line antiTB drugs (e.g. marked hepatic or renal impairment, TB meningitis).
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01637558
Contact: Heln McIlleron, PhD | 27214066292 | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Malawi | |
Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital | Recruiting |
Blantyre, Malawi | |
Contact: Carmen Gonzalez, MD, MSc 0026 5991416730 email@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: Gerraint Davies, PhD | |
South Africa | |
Desmond Tutu Centre | Recruiting |
Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa | |
Contact: Adrie Bekker, MMed 27219389198 email@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: Anneke Catharina Hesseling, PhD | |
Red Cross Childrens Hospital | Recruiting |
Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa, 7700 | |
Contact: Heather ZAR, PhD 27216585350 firstname.lastname@example.com | |
Contact: Margaretha Prins 27216863163 email@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: Heather ZAR, PhD |
Principal Investigator: | Helen M McIlleron, PhD | University of Cape Town | |
Principal Investigator: | Heather Zar, PhD | University of Cape Town |
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Helen Margaret McIlleron, Assistant Prof, University of Cape Town |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01637558 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | DATiC |
Study First Received: | July 2, 2012 |
Last Updated: | December 2, 2014 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Tuberculosis Actinomycetales Infections Bacterial Infections Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections Mycobacterium Infections Antitubercular Agents Lopinavir Nevirapine Ritonavir Anti-Bacterial Agents Anti-HIV Agents |
Anti-Infective Agents Anti-Retroviral Agents Antiviral Agents Enzyme Inhibitors HIV Protease Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors Pharmacologic Actions Protease Inhibitors Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors Therapeutic Uses |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 05, 2015


text:
Reviews & Community
What do you think of the
Castelli Nanoflex Leg Warmers
? Share a...
Somasundaram P.
Tore up after one wear
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I wore it only once and after one wear. Even worse is apparently since I bought it a bit early (in September) I am ineligible for an exchange or refund.
Azamat Smyth
One leg warmer to rule them all
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have had nothing but great experiences with this leg warmer.
First the fit, is great. I am 6'1" about 160 pounds and I chose a medium. I had some slight bunching up on the back of the knee but no discomfort like others have had. The bottom zipper also did not create any irritation by the ankle which I have seen in some leg warmers. Warm enough to keep me warm in ~3 degree celsius temps and cool enough in 20 degree celsius. Overall excellent leg warmer and highly recommended, if you have an issue it is probably due to improper sizing.
Like sandpaper
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The fleeced interior on these is like sandpaper. Too rough to wear on even a few warm-up laps at a cyclocross race.
Kyle Br
not great for actual movement
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I was disappointed in these, I usually have enjoyed Castelli's clothing a lot. They seemed like they fit great when I firt put them on but when pedaling (bending your knee's) it bunched on the back and rubbed. I see that a lot of other reviewers had similar circumstances. I would suggest another brand of leg warmers, I have some craft that work better.
Paul Aebischer
I just wanted to add that my problem is with the seam, and the rubbing it generates on the back of the knee. I consistently get enough rubbing from that seam on the back of my knee that it rubs the area raw and eventually scabs. I really like these warmers, however I wish Castelli would do something about minimizing or reworking that seam.
Richard Guidry
Cyclocross Must Have
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
These things are great for cyclocross.
They repel water really well and are nice and warm. Tight fitting as most Castelli gear is, but also very stylish!
Works well but watch sizing.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I have used these in an extended rain ride. The water beads off like it is supposed to. The nanoflex stuff does not stretch like normal warmers do. I ordered a size L, but really need an XL. Like another reviewer here, the seam rubbed the back of my knee raw. In this case the seam was not in the middle of my leg, while the warmer on the other leg was and did not experience rubbing. The seam needs to be exactly in the middle to avoid the rubbing. At least with my legs.
Feels Like Cardboard
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
I'm not sure what Castelli had in mind with these, but they felt like I was wearing cardboard. At the end of a 50 mile ride, the skin at the back of my knees was rubbed raw.
Blder Seven
How does one decide between the Nanoflex...
How does one decide between the Nanoflex and Thermoflex leg warmers, other than price? In other words, why would you choose one style versus the other? Thanks.
Confucius say - go with the Thermoflex :) Almost the same :)
Kevin C
The nanoflex is very water resistant, so I'd pick the nanoflex if the weather is iffy. For cold and dry, pick the thermoflex.
The only way to go
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The nonflex are the only way to go. Great item, and allows you to reduce the amount of winter wear, without feeling the effects of the cold
Runs small
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
I ordered a small, like all other legwarmers ever. I am a female and usually wear small shorts and leggings. I couldn't get these over my calves as a small, so I am returning them. I can't speak to the quality, but they seem nice like all other Castelli stuff.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Just put these back on after a hot summer and noticed that the material around the knees was flaking off. Not sure this is designed to happen after one season.
What is the durability of the water...
What is the durability of the water resistance of the nanoflex over numerous washings of the garment?
What is the length of the small leg warmers?...
What is the length of the small leg warmers? Do they come in XS? Thanks!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Pizza Making Forum
. Please
Did you miss your
activation email
1 Hour
1 Day
1 Week
1 Month
Login with username, password and session length
This topic
This board
Entire forum
Pizza Glossary
Pizza Books
Dough Calculators
Other Tools
Pizza Making Forum
General Topics
Pizza Making Equipment
Pizza Ovens
Hearth Ovens
Wood pizza oven design philosophy
« previous
next »
Pages: [
Go Down
Topic: Wood pizza oven design philosophy (Read 35929 times)
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Supporting Member
Posts: 2021
Age: 68
Pizza, a great Lycopene source
Wood pizza oven design philosophy
November 09, 2004, 11:08:48 AM »
I have been studying pictures of wood burning pizza ovens to understand the design philosophy. Two features are paramount; the dome height and the location of the chimney. The dome height is also tied to the chimney.
The dome holds the heat from the fire as if you cupped your hands above a candle. This cupping effect can also affect the ability of the fire to breath. Something I have leaned from my barbecue pits.
The chimney location varies on the bakers taste. Some vent to the side or to the back to minimize the smoke being pulled across the pizza while others use the chimney to pull the smoke directly over the pizza for a smoky flavor.
I found this site and thought the design interesting.
Hope to build it after Thanksgiving.
Lifetime Member
Posts: 1684
Age: 46
Location: Texas
Chicago - Now that's Pizza!
Re:Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #1 on:
November 09, 2004, 08:30:32 PM »
That design looks like it would be a good multi-tasker.
Is that what you considering?
I'm on too many of these boards
Supporting Member
Posts: 2021
Age: 68
Pizza, a great Lycopene source
Re:Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #2 on:
November 10, 2004, 01:20:38 PM »
Pizza or bread would probably be about it DKM. The nature of it makes for limited use. It will have a cooking area around 18"X 12" leaving the fire a space around 18"X16". I could reduce the size down by burning the fire in cooking area then cleaning it free of ash and then use the residual heat to bake pizzas with out a continuing fire. I would think you could bake several 9" pizzas considering the cooking time to be around 3 min each.
Lifetime Member
Posts: 1684
Age: 46
Location: Texas
Chicago - Now that's Pizza!
Re:Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #3 on:
November 11, 2004, 01:46:06 PM »
That sounds about right on the pizza and timing.
I know people who cook steaks, and other dishes, in wood burning ovens, but not sure how they it. I know one guy puts the steaks on metal plates.
I'm on too many of these boards
Registered User
Posts: 20
I Love Pizza!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #4 on:
January 11, 2005, 06:13:14 AM »
I am really into brick ovens. The first thing that is important is to build a round oven, with a spherical dome. It is efficient with wood, heats up fast and puts even heat down on your pizza. The next time you are in a wood-fired oven pizzeria, look in the dome -- it's very fun to watch the fire dance in the curved dome.
There are two types of dome height. The Naples oven is lower, while the Tuscan ovens are higher. The Naples style is said to be better for pizza, while the higher dome better for bread and roasting, but both really work well.
A front opening and vent is traditional, and works best.
The smallest oven you want to use is about 30" round. I put in a 26" oven once to test it out, and it was too small for the fire and pizza. Also, the opening was too large relative to the volume of the oven, so it did not hold heat well.
You can cook anything in a brick oven. We did Thanksgiving Turkey, Capon and roasts this holiday season, and they come out great. The retained heat cooks with moist heat (no fire in the oven), which cooks quickly, and lets your food stay moist. You can also grill inside the oven with a free-standing steel grill. Coals below, and heat above at the same time. Excellent.
We are collecting brick oven recipes and have posted a set a free plans to build a real Italian brick oven. Go to
. Click on the Pompeii Oven link. The plans and recipes are free, and there is a Yahoo! user group.
Take a look.
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #5 on:
February 03, 2005, 09:05:02 PM »
Thanks James, I am trying to catch you here, you really are a round oven fan
I am little confused about which design I should go for. Luckily we have another 3 months till spring before building can actually start, I really want to have things clear coz the material is expensive work is involved and timely well the oven should be with us for ever and not to waste all the efforts
I am undecided which type of dome construction I should go 4. Is it important to have bricks closely on inside in round dome or holes can be simply filled with mortar? It is visible you have them all nicely in line, but I am not much skilled with bricks
My work involves mostly research and office and this building is total challenge. By the way in ecology burning wood is exactly equal to leaving woods laying on the ground after damaging storm, disintegrating of these trees in time produces exact results. Downturn of burning in residential areas is more the asthma triggering particles in the air.
With my colleagues we have done another diagram test in regards of spacing inside the oven. Comparing same raised platform square floor at he back of the oven will give you 24% extra room, this is from the not circled corners so the space in non-round floor is kind of no doubt more useful!
After absorption in return the heat distributes by radiation within the oven and spreads across by natural law evenly. I would not worry about burning food if placed next to edge coz heat radiation is even everywhere across. Other case is ovens having heat source from electric heating element or gas flame, there is the heat sent from one point and not all round. Any problems there, I am more concerned about choosing right construction methods with fewer difficulties behind a corner.
Is it important to have bricks closely one to another on inside in the round dome or holes can be simply filled with mortar? Is the dome silhouette line actually calculated as arch so it is as you said self-standing??
Registered User
Posts: 20
I Love Pizza!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #6 on:
February 04, 2005, 03:37:30 AM »
I have two ovens in NorCal (in and out) and have installed ovens at both our rental houses in Italy. I feel like the Johnny Appleseed of brick ovens (leaving them behind).
There are three good reasons behind the Italian design (round):
1. The round dome is self-standing (ala the Duomo in Florence), so it does not need a lot of concrete clapping to hold it together. It is lighter and heats up much faster. A round oven will heat in an hour (or less depending on the type), where the heavier ovens take 2-3 hours, or more. That means you are burning more wood (which isn't good for the environment or your pocketbook). For me, the heat time is the difference between using my oven after work, or not. Round oven users fire their ovens a couple of times a week, and I know bread oven owners that never fire their ovens.
2. With a round oven you have room for your fire on one side, and food/pizza on the other side and in the back. It's all reachable. With a 32x36 rectangular oven, there isn't a good place for the fire. If you put it on the side, you have very little room on the side, and the back is lost. If you put it in the back, the fire doesn't reflect to the front of the oven. A 35" round gives you much more usable space than a 32x36. For all the effort you are going to be putting into this, a 32x36 rectangular oven is a one-pizza oven -- which is a shame.
3. The round, spherical dome does a better job of bouncing heat down to the cooking floor evenly. You can cook pizza everywhere (or roasts and veggies) in the oven, and it cooks evenly. That is how the high volume pizzerias cook all those pizzas. The rectangular oven has a barrel vault, which gives you hot and cool spots, depending where the fire it.
There are also little things, like clean up.
The downside is that you can only bake around 25 loaves of bread from a single firing, not 75. But for a home oven, that works for me. I make more bread than we could ever eat, and give lots away.
There are about a million pizza ovens in Italy, and they are all round. They also have bread ovens for pane cotta a legna, which are barrell vault ovens.
The bricks themselves at stacked on top of each other, so there are few/no mortar joints facing inside the oven. It also looks nice. Take a closer look at the plans, and photos of other builder's ovens, and (if you haven't yet) join the user group. It will be helpful, and we just posting a recipe for roasting a 20lb fresh ham!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #7 on:
February 11, 2005, 09:38:37 PM »
Wood oven is what we want for our home. i work as production potter for 25 years and partly use own by group very large wood fired pottery kiln built by 8 maniacs 8 years ago ash does great stoneware glazes
i analyzed the popeii oven dome in fornobravo.com. In the dome section of the site they write Do not allow space for a mortar joint, as you will be setting the edges of the bricks facing inside the oven flush with each other. But from experience this is near to impossible task to make igloo dome properly on top not only closing it Every clay shrinks 10 percent after water is out, shrinking leave gaps between bricks fell on meat. I can not do such job i want meat! I do not want to cut bricks forever do it bad and loose half! Surely they do not talk about or show this huge problem to us people would say NO. It is not seen on pics the way new builders will notice, people will approach it in later time. THE impossible and difficult is covered with clay what do you do
> you can buy ready made dome as well when oven is back to ground level. Smart website sell domes too > and i have base done > just refer to THE Firenze oven below the Pompeii.
Something else. Today and yesterday we cooked beautiful pizzas at our Italian friends, they actually preferred to build bread oven builders oven for pizza and not round. Before we were accompanied by French guys too, every one loved every one pizza.^-^
Registered User
Posts: 20
I Love Pizza!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #8 on:
February 12, 2005, 10:12:40 AM »
These are good points. We have had builders do all the cuts to make it fit, and we have had users pour a round "plug" from refractory concrete. Either would work.
Refractory oven kits are definitely faster and easier. I installed one, including the stand and stucco in one weekend. They are more than the bricks and mortar, but aren't crazy expensive. The two ovens cook identically. It depends on the owner and how they want to go about it.
I just posted some new photos of the brick work in the dome. Take a look:
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #9 on:
February 12, 2005, 05:21:51 PM »
Forno Bravo is commercial business oriented to sell ideas/products brought via web forums, theirs website, very understandable so what?
We too make super pizzas in non round oven and it fires into 850F in one hour and less, We make pizzas for 45 minutes then cook and bake for hours, the oven has perfect even temperature. I dont know what they thei talk about it like desperate. We fire our oven several times a week. Our neighbors use the same oven for 20 years, it looks pretty we went for the same shape as is much beter and lasts long, we had igloo before it didnt last long and we did a lot for it. Just one point for beginners igloo brick domes they promot will not last long and are hard to do, it is well know about igloos just look around for your selves. Out of fashion.
Clogging forums. ALA long starters postings with many nonobjective and non backed misleading suggestions. aka one has to be careful what is behind every story when money$ involved. Pompei or ferenze ovens, someone must be joking! In 2005 people want stuff to last to save on energy bills, and not things going to fell down to rubble because making fundamental mistakes!!! But who cares....... as always. But hey, I think they just want to make me feel, and I can see not only me, that we did wrong for our selves. Thats not nice at all. LOL Thankx A
Registered User
Posts: 20
I Love Pizza!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #10 on:
February 12, 2005, 06:32:14 PM »
There were very few choices when I got into this a few years ago. And with all the energy that goes into installing an oven, I do think it is important that new builders try to get it right. That seems fair to me, as the options are quite different.
The plans are completely free and there is a happy community of folks building them. Sorry that I have upset you.
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #11 on:
February 13, 2005, 04:45:49 PM »
James hi, I am not upset, but thank you. I am more neutral woman, learning from any mistakes as everyone can and relaying on experiences. Pizzas bread we made 5 years ago are not pizzas bread we make today. Thankx a
Registered User
Posts: 964
Location: London -UK
Pizza Napoletana as it was made in 1730!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #12 on:
March 08, 2005, 07:37:57 AM »
A proper neapolitan oven is the best tool to cook a pizza in it. Air circulation and direct heat are the best, notthing compared to another round oven and surely superior to a tunnel oven.
Aversa produce the best oven floor you can find, but they are not the best oven builder in or around Naples. The Master of them all was somebody called Mastro Ernesto (family name Agliarulo) who died 20 years ago. He builded the best ovens in Naples, among the others Trianon's and Port'Alba. The Trianon one for example was built in 1923 and it is still standing today and working beautifully. His two sons (now over 70's years old) are the best now, but they are really, really expensive.
Registered User
Posts: 20
I Love Pizza!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #13 on:
April 10, 2005, 03:31:50 PM »
Hello Pizza Napoletana,
Good points. I just got back from Naples and had a great time. I visited Molino Caputo, and we are going to be making it easier to get Caputo pizza flour in smaller bags. The flour is great. Also met Sig. Pace at Ciro di Santa Brigida and had a great pizza with Enzo Coccio, the pizzaiolo trainer. More to come on that. The Pizza Napoletana folks are committed to 60 second pizza and 900F ovens. Go longer than that and you dry everything out. There are about 1500 pizza ovens in Naples, and an oven typically lasts about 15-20 years. You can buy a Napoli-made oven in the states for about $20K (VPN certified no less).
If you want to build one, we have details on our web site. We also posted photos of a buffalo mozzarello ranch and producer. Lots of fun.
For us mortals, a traditional Italian pizza oven will do.
Registered User
Posts: 964
Location: London -UK
Pizza Napoletana as it was made in 1730!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #14 on:
April 10, 2005, 06:08:36 PM »
Forno Bravo
Antonio Pace and Enzo Coccia are behind a marketing business. I am indipendednt. Forget about the $20K certified oven. That is marketing crap.
Other then the Agliarulo brothers, there are two more families that are famous in Naples for their ovens:
Natale/Ferrara (brother in Law) that have made the ovens at Brandi, Di Matteo, Gino Sorbillo, Il Pizzaiolo del Presidente and others.
De Turris that have made the ovens of Da Michele, Salvo's and other pizzerias.
I am in Naples now, so ask if you need more details
Last Edit: September 16, 2005, 07:40:58 PM by pizzanapoletana
Registered User
Posts: 1113
Location: Tampa, FL
Life's Short. Get Wood Fired Up!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #15 on:
April 10, 2005, 07:37:06 PM »
Did you bring your camera with you? If so I'm sure we would all like to see photgraphs of your adventure.
Pizza Raquel is Simply Everything Youd Want.
Registered User
Posts: 20
I Love Pizza!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #16 on:
April 11, 2005, 05:48:08 AM »
Close, but not quite right. Sig Coccio and Sig Pace come from different sides of the fence. Sig Pace's Vera Pizza Napletana is the business side, and associated with Ciro di Santa Brigida. Sig Coccio is independent. He runs the pizzaiolo training school and has very specifically stayed indepedent and unaligned. I think it's important to keep the facts straight as people's reputations do matter.
Caputo is respected by everyone.
A note on brick oven design for homeowners. You can build a Tuscan style oven without using internal forms. It's a lot easier to build, and unless you are a commerical pizzeria specializing in Pizza Napoletana, it's what you want. The oven dome is a little higher and the arch is more gentle. It's important to note that the Tuscan oven is not a mistake -- it's a style. It's the oven you see in many places in Italy, including my neighborhood in Tuscany. Some refractory oven producers specifically make both styles.
Registered User
Posts: 964
Location: London -UK
Pizza Napoletana as it was made in 1730!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #17 on:
April 11, 2005, 07:35:38 PM »
Forno Bravo
I am neapolitan born and raised. I have grown up in the city and I have many friends that are also indipendent (including Da Michele, largely reputed the best pizzeria in Naples)
Enzo Coccia, is a member of the 2 associations, VPN and Associazione Pizzaiuoli Napoletani. I am sure he is a very good pizzamaker and instructor, but his school is not indipendent.
The pizza he teachs, as well as shown in the wood stone website, is the one of the disciplinare, which is the marketing version. The very Old Pizzeria in Naples, make pizza in a different way, particulary higher hydratation and longer fermentation.
The ovens of Tuscany or of other part of Italy, are designed to cook bread, no pizza. The difference is in the fact that bread is cooked without flame, while the pizza need both flame and heat circulation.
Antimo Caputo is a friend, and also a very prepared person. I cannot disclose at the moment the very interesting conversation we had on my research on Traditional pizza vs the disciplinare at the last NYC pizza show.
Unfortunately, I got some family business that just come up, so I won't have time to take pictures in this trip,but Il pizzaiolo made a pretty good service on the other post.
Take care evrybody.
Su Meri
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #18 on:
April 26, 2005, 08:58:17 PM »
Forno Bravo is correct that Enzo Coccia is no longer associated with the VPN for many of the same reasons you have expresse pizzanapoletana. He thinks it is much to large and commercialized. Ask Antimo Caputo he can confirm since he and Enzo are very close.
I recently took Enzo's course. Enzo was the greatest and never tried to sell me any product and if anything steered me away from the VPN.
I know you are bitter about the VPN and I understand your concerns, but Enzo is not a part of their organization.
Thanks for your help on the other board with the pizza peel, Antimo is sending me one.
Registered User
Posts: 964
Location: London -UK
Pizza Napoletana as it was made in 1730!
Re: Wood pizza oven design philosophy
Reply #19 on:
April 28, 2005, 07:27:53 PM »
Su Meri
Let's put aside the people that cannot reply for themselves (which is not right, and I apologies for my previous posts with Enzo Coccia and Antimo Caputo for that), could you discuss the pizza preparation you have learnt in Italy?
Is it any different form the Italian Ministry document that was submitted at the European parliament?
I will expand my discussion further once Ill read your reply
Pages: [
Go Up
« previous
next »
Pizza Making Forum
General Topics
Pizza Making Equipment
Pizza Ovens
Hearth Ovens
Wood pizza oven design philosophy


text:
searchpremium serviceseventsonline directoryresourcesadvertisingcustomer care |
People & Business :: Green Issues VinylPlus on track to meet 2020 PVC recycling targets8:12 AM MDT | April 29, 2013 | Natasha Alperowicz VinylPlus, the European polyvinyl chloride (PVC) industry's sustainable development program, recorded 362,076 m.t. of PVC recycled last year, keeping it on track to meet the challenge of recycling 800,000 m.t./year by 2020, the British Plastics Federation announced today. A more comprehensive and wider scope had been adopted to include postconsumer and limited types of postindustrial PVC, as well as some of the regulated waste streams in the European Union. Innovative technologies to recycle difficult-to-treat PVC waste are under currently evaluation... This information is only available to Chemical Week subscribers. Forgot your user ID or password?
Not an IHS Chemical Week
Connect with IHS Chemical Week |
Our related sites |
contact us | about us |
customer care |
privacy policy |
sitemap |
Copyright © 2015 IHS, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. |


text:
No account yet? Sign up now, it's free!
Check out what we have to offer for you
WORLD WIDE SONG CONTEST One song per country Submitted by users in or from the respective countries New songs 2000 - 2010 1 edition all songs in native language, 1 edition free language Jury consist...
Read full biography


text:
Rainy days and soup go hand in hand. If you're a mushroom lover like me, you'll love this simple savory soup that takes less than 30 minutes from start to finish!
This is a variation of my meatless Creamy Mushroom Soup, which we all love in my home. I like to have that as a first course since it's such a light soup, but to make it a little more substantial as a main dish, I added some chicken breast. Still light at under 115 calories, and 3 Weight Watchers points, you could easily serve this with a salad or half sandwich on the side.
I did some Spring shopping at Target a few weeks ago and couldn't pass up these pretty, inexpensive beaded bowls and dishes from the Threshold Beaded Collection. I love using white bowls and dishes to plate my food. I find food always looks prettiest on a white dish, and since we eat with our eyes, I usually have fun at dinner time and try to style our plates. Also a great tip if you like to photograph your meals.
Creamy Chicken and Mushroom Soup
Servings: 4 • Serving Size: 1-1/2 cups • Old Pts: 2 • Weight Watchers Points+: 3
Calories: 111.5 • Fat: 3.4 g • Protein: 13.6 g • Carbs: 12 g • Fiber: 0.9 g • Sugar: 1.4 g
Sodium: 538.8 mg
- 4 cups water
- 3 tbsp flour
- 1 celery stalk, cut in half
- 5 oz shiitake mushrooms, sliced
- 8 oz baby bella, sliced
- 4 tsp Chicken Better Than Bouillon (or to taste)
- 2 tsp unsalted butter
- 7 oz skinless chicken breast
- 1 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped
Place cold water and flour in a blender and blend until smooth; pour into a medium pot and set heat to medium.
Add celery, mushrooms, chicken bouillon and butter and bring to a boil. Add chicken, cover and simmer on low 15 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through.
Remove chicken and set aside; continue to cook the remaining soup an additional 5 minutes, until vegetables are soft.
Place celery and 1 cup of soup into the blender; blend until smooth, then return to the pot and simmer a few minutes. Shred or cut the chicken into small pieces and add back to the soup, garnish with fresh parsley.
Makes about 6 cups.


text:
Just back from Potter County where we spent time with our freinds and realitives at Camp Middletown on Lyman lake. Joing us were Judy Lipiec, Bob & Bobby Barillia, Carol & Glenn Hemperly and Joann & Gravy Krupilis. What a crew that was, lots of laughs and fun.
Went up to the Corning Museum of Glass and saw some great things made of glass. Nope we did not buy anything other than lunch. We did see a nice size bear on the way home just outside of Galeton on the way to the lake.
We all went to Wellesboro for the Laurel Festival and met the Housers (Ron & Betty Lou), there. Very nice parade there on Sat. with lots of bands and floats.
The grass was cut at camp after a bout with the lawn mower. Seems we had bad gas in the can from last year. Got it started and the mowing began and after 3 1/2 hours it was looking good. Weed wacking was another story but I got that done too.
We all stayed up late every nite and played a card game called pay me. Tjis is a great way to have conversation and snacks and laugh.
Well till the next time,
God Bless
Don Graham


text:
Cake Boss Classic Women's T-Shirt
- Additional Details
- Color: Red
- Fit: Slim Fit. We recommend ordering 1-2 sizes up.
- Gender: Women's
- Made In: Imported
- Made Of: 100% Cotton
- Size_Chart:
Doubling the Bust measurement will give the chest size.S M L XL Bust 15" 16" 17" 18" Waist 14" 15" 16" 17" Length 24" 25" 26" 27"
Wear a classic Cake Boss women's t-shirt to show your support for Buddy Valastro, master baker on the popular reality series. Buddy works alongside his family to create elaborate cakes - and a fair share of drama - at Carlo's City Hall Bake Shop in Hoboken, New Jersey. The classic red Cake Boss shirt with the show's logo is made of 100% cotton and features a slim fit, so it's a good idea to order one to two sizes up.


text:
The Alexandria Police Department and the Alexandria Sheriff's Office collected 148 pounds of potentially dangerous expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs for destruction at the third National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
On Saturday, October 29, 2011, from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M., the two Alexandria law enforcement agencies, with cooperation from the Substance Abuse Coalition of Alexandria, collected potentially dangerous expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs and other medications for destruction at three sites in the City
Approximately 5300 collections sites nationwide participated in the third take back day program this past Saturday. In Alexandria, residents dropped off unused prescription medications at three drop sites in the City. The sites included the new Police Headquarters, Fire Station 209 and the George Washington Masonic Memorial. The service was free and anonymous.
Last April, the two Alexandria law enforcement agencies collected over 193 pounds of prescription drugs for destruction in the second ever take back initiative.
This initiative addresses a vital public safety and public health issue. Many Americans are not aware that medicines that languish in home cabinets are highly susceptible to diversion, misuse and abuse. Rates of prescription drug abuse in the United States are increasing at alarming rates, as are the number of accidental poisonings and overdoses due to these drugs. Studies show that a majority of abused prescription drugs are obtained from family and friends, including from the home medicine cabinet. In addition, many Americans do not know how to properly dispose of their unused medicine, often flushing them down the toilet or throwing them away – both potential safety and health hazards.
Deputy Director of State, Local and Tribal Affairs for the Office of National Drug Control Policy Benjamin B. Tucker visited the collection sites throughout the City. Other participants in this initiative include the Partnership for a Drug-Free America; the International Association of Chiefs of Police; the National Association of Attorneys General; the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy; the Federation of State Medical Boards; and the National District Attorneys Association.
Find neighborhood parks?
Start a small business?
Learn about new development?
Pay my taxes or parking citation?
Report fraud, waste and abuse?
Speak at a City Council meeting?
Apply for a marriage license?
Find information for retired City employees?
Get information about permits?
Search property and sales data?
Find visitor information?
Find volunteer opportunities?
Obtain and review public documents and records?
Find information about parking?
Learn more about Verizon FiOS?
3600 Wheeler Avenue Alexandria, VA 22304 703.746.1870 TDD 703.838.4896
CommunicationsFax: 703.838.4978
Information Services SectionFax: 703.746.1936
Chief of PoliceFax: 703.746.1945
Office Hours:Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.


text:
When reading a feed tag, every horse manager should fully understand the purpose statement, guaranteed analysis, list of ingredients, and directions for use.
To continue reading this article, become a member of TheHorse.com.
It's FREE and you'll get full access to more than 20,000 articles, video, free reports & more.


text:
Shop By
Nursing Bras
Full Figure Bras
40F Bra
Fit is important and we understand that!
Our F-cup creates a perfect fit for your shape! It was designed to fit real woman just like you! We offer a variety full figure bras in 40F to complete your wardrobe. Whether you prefer underwire or wirefree - we have your perfect fit!


text:
Craftsman 3/8-in. Dr. Digi-Click Torque Wrench, 5-80 ft. lbs.
Item# 00913918000 | Model# 75000Specifications & Dimensions
Dimensions and Weight: | |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 4.5 |
Length (in.): | 19.5 |
Product Overview: | |
Set: | Open Stock |
Case Included: | No |
Torque Drive Size: | 3/8 in. |
Material: | Rubber handle |
Type: | Digital |
Torque Range: | 5 to 80 ft. lbs. |
Torque Increments: | 0.5 ft. lbs. |
Warranties & Coverage: | |
General Warranty: | 90 day limited |
Ratings & Reviews
Product Description
Grab a 3/8-in Dr Digi Click Torque Wrench for Multiple Engine Jobs
The Craftsman 3/8-in dr digi click torque wrench, a micrometer style wrench, features an LED backlit screen, creating easy readability even in low-light conditions. The click-style torque wrench easily tightens various automotive bolts, from lugs and crankshaft bolts to cylinder heads and engine-mountings. Click style is perfect for small engine repairs, four-wheelers, motorcycles, brakes, engine and more.
The 3/8-in dr digi click torque wrench from Craftsman measures from 5 to 80 foot/pounds in one-quarter increments. The digital 3/8-inch drive click torque wrench converts units from foot/pounds to inch/pounds, as well as into Newton Meters (Nm). Switching between Nm and foot/pounds or foot/pounds to inch/pounds is quick and simple. The backlit LED screen provides an easy-to-read digital display. Craftsman has designed this torque wrench with an ergonomic handle for secure yet comfortable performance and a secure hold.
- Use the Craftsman 3/8-in dr digi click torque wrench for tightening and adjusting various mechanical bolts in engines, chassis and more
- The digital-click torque wrench converts from ft. lb. to in. lb. and to Nm simply by touching a button
- The 3/8-inch drive click torque wrench measures from 5 to 80 ft.lb. in .25 increments
- With an LED backlit screen, it's easy to see every readout, even in the darkest garage
- Comfortable handle with ergonomic styling reduces fatigue and provides a sure grip
- Available for Gift Wrap
Added on April 01, 2012
Overall, others give this:
Reviewers may have received a benefit, like a sweepstakes entry or rewards program points, in exchange for writing a review.
Those benefits were not conditioned on the positive or negative content of the review.
Most Helpful Reviews
Grand Rapids, MI
via mobile
I ordered two of these king sized pillows back in October and just ordered two more because they are so comfortable. They are the perfect size for our king size bed.
North Ridgeville, OH
via sears.com
Wichita, KS
via sears.com
I've only had it for a month but it has performed quite well. The max torque is only 80lbs so I will be getting a 1/2 drive also (250lbs max) also.
Foley, MN
via sears.com
First off, this torque wrench feels beefy and solid. It doesn't feel really cheap like a lot of other brands. That being said, I believe the only advantage this has in being digital is that it displays the setting at a quick glance and the display is backli, which is good in low light. Aside from that, there's no other benefit to being digital, it's a nice little touch. The handle at the bottom for adjusting the setting seemed a little cheap, I had to pull extra hard once in a while to get it to turn. When going from a very low setting to a very high setting or vice versa, your wrist gets tired from having to keep pulling and turning the ****, there's nothing quick about adjusting it, it's pretty slow. I've got a 1/2 torque wrench from another large brand and the setting adjustment on that is a thumb **** that's very quick and not stressful to turn. One other note about the setting **** is that even at times when I had the **** pushed back in to select the torque I wanted, sometimes just bumping the wrench will cause the torque setting to move by one increment, 0.25 ft/lb. The 0.25 ft/lb. increment is nice, not that bolts are that picky. When compared to my other torque wrench in the ranges I could test, it didn't seem as consistent as my other brand. The click is not as distinct with this wrench and more easily torques beyond the click than my other brand. So I question its accuracy a little.
West Palm Beach, FL
via sears.com
i bought this wrench to use on industrial applications as i work in the field for a power company and this tool comes in handy to check torques. a little big in size but works great.
via sears.com
this torque wrench is pretty good because its digital and has in lbs,ft lbs,nm so it can be used in a variety of applications,it also clicks like a regular torque wrench when your torque is met and for the price u cant go wrong,got it for about 60 bucks on sale with extended warranty
Sacramento, CA
via sears.com
Sagle, ID
via sears.com
The reviewer indicated they are affiliated with this product.
Conway, WA
via sears.com
Now I can torque my equipment to the right specs.
Lakewood, CA
via sears.com
Have had this for 2 years now. Works really well and better than the HF version. I'm a weekend mechanic so it doesn't get too much use. The sound click to the set ft/lb. is great. It's fairly noticeable unlike the HF version where it's barely noticeable when you're at the desired ft/lb setting. So after 2 years of ownership, the dial piece (the piece that you pull to turn the setting) just turned and turned and wouldn't set the digital dial. After finding out that the warranty on this thing was only 90 days and didn't want to spend another $80 to buy a new, I took it apart. What I found was there was nothing wrong with the torque wrench itself but the dial piece inside had worn out. The female hex had rounded off. This what connects to the male metal piece inside that you turn to set the torque. So I just use a 3/8 socket w/a 3/8 ratchet to turn the male metal piece to the desired torque. So really that's all you have to do. You can put back the black plastic piece just to cover it but with its rounded inside it's useless. The torque wrench still works for me so I'm going to keep it. In conclusion, this will eventually happen to you. I would avoid this product if you're not willing to take it apart and remove that dial piece when yours stops setting the torque.
- Use your Sears Card and Save! Extra 5% off Tool items Sold By Sears when you use your Sears Card Offer ends 31-Dec-2015 See details.
- Free shipping! Orders $59 or more Offer ends 31-Dec-2015 See details.
- Get Quarter ct tw Diamond Earrings for $19.99 with any storewide purchase of $19.99 or more! Offer ends 31-May-2015 See details.
- Get Cheval Jewelry Mirror for $139.99 reg price $199.99, with any purchase. Offer ends 10-May-2015 See details.
- Get 2-Pack Decorative Pillows for $12.99, reg price $24.99, with any purchase. Offer ends 10-May-2015 See details.
- Get sentiment pillows for $9.99, reg price $24.99, with any purchase. Offer ends 10-May-2015 See details.
- Get watercolor animial decorative pillows for $7.99, reg price $19.99, with any purchase. Offer ends 10-May-2015 See details.
- Get Victoria Classics 650 Thread Count Sheet Set for $14.99 reg price $59.99, with any purchase. Offer ends 09-May-2015 See details.


text:
Find the perfect printable for your preschooler
Hopparoo Coloring PageThis bouncy bunny is Tickety Town's most energetic citizen! |
Tickety Toc PuzzlesPrint 4 easy peasy puzzles for your preschooler! |
Tickety Tic Toc Toe GameKids try to get Tommy or Tallulah in a row to win this classic tic tac toe game |
Tallulah Coloring PageMeet Tallulah, Tommy's twin! |
Pufferty Coloring PageHop a ride with Tickety Toc's Pufferty! |
Tickety Toc Coloring PageIntroducing Tickety Toc! Here's a colorful way to meet the show characters! |
Tommy Coloring PagePrint and color Tickety Toc's Tommy! |
McCoggins Coloring PageTickety Toc's McCoggins is the ultimate problem-solver! He fixes everything! |
Madame Au Lait Coloring PageMoooooo! Meet Tickety Toc's Madame Au Lait! |


text:
Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease is a group of genetic disorders that affects movement and feeling in the limbs. The disease progresses slowly and causes damage to the peripheral nerves. These nerves control muscles and transmit sensation.
CMT can be classified in a number of ways:
- Type I (demyelinating)—This type affects the coating of the nerve called the myelin sheath, causing nerve impulses to travel more slowly. It usually occurs in childhood or the teen years. It is the most common type of CMT.
- Type II (axonal)—This type affects the part of the nerve called the axons. Although the speed is normal, the size or amount of impulses is less than normal. This type of CMT is less common and occurs after the teen years.
Type III—Also called Dejerine-Sottas disease, this is a rare, severe, early onset form of CMT. It is sometimes considered to be a subtype of CMT Type I. Symptoms may include:
- Delayed ability to walk due to weakness of the leg muscles closest to the trunk
- Severe sensory problems
- Hearing loss
- Type IV (demyelinating autosomal recessive)—This is similar to Type I, but often less severe. It is less likely to be inherited by an affected individual's children.
CMT is caused by defects in specific genes.
Usually, symptoms first appear in children and young adults. The first sign of CMT is often a high arched foot or difficulty walking. Other symptoms may include:
- Hammer toes
- High arched heels
- Decreased sensation in the feet and legs
- Muscle cramping in legs and forearms
- Flexed toes
- Difficulty holding the foot up in a horizontal position
- Frequent sprained ankles and ankle fractures
- Problems with balance
- Muscle weakness in the lower extremities—can spread to the upper extremities later in life
- Reduced ability to detect hot and cold, vibration, and position
- Difficulty writing, fastening buttons and zippers, and handling small objects
- Delay in learning how to walk—Type III
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
You may have your nerve and muscle function tested. This can be done with:
Your doctor may need to test your DNA. This can be done with a blood test.
Although there is no cure for CMT, treatment may help to improve function, coordination, and mobility. Treatment is also vital to protect against injury due to muscle weakness and reduced sensation. Treatment may include:
- Physical and occupational therapy
- Moderate exercise
- Braces on the lower legs
- Shoe inserts to correct foot deformity
- Foot care and routine exams with a foot specialist
- Orthopedic surgery
There are no known ways to prevent CMT. If you have CMT or have risk factors, you may want to talk to a genetic counselor before deciding to have children.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Kari Kassir, MD; Michael Woods, MD
- Review Date: 07/2013 -
- Update Date: 05/11/2013 -


text:
News & Exhibits
February 6, 2014
If you're in Dimond Library at closing time, you might just hear alums actor/writer Mike O'Malley or ABC News anchor Dan Kloeffler remind you to bring your study materials to the circulation desk for check out.
For those not in Dimond Library at closing time, here are the announcements:
February 4, 2014
The University has curtailed operations for Wednesday, February 5. Dimond Library will be open reduced hours from 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm and all other locations will be closed. Be sure to check the library hours to confirm.
For more information, please see UNH Emergency and Storm Information.
January 31, 2014
The UNH Library Multimedia Display Activism: Exposing Truth and Inspiring Change is a collection of movies that reveals exploitation, injustice, and corruption while inspiring and motivating viewers to stand up for the truth. Whether they are feature films or documentaries, these films address a wide range of topics including environmental issues, political struggles, class, etc. Movies such as the political thriller Syriana starring Matt Damon and George Clooney and documentary Rich Media, Poor Democracy are included in the display.
Check out these movies and more in the Multimedia Room on Level 2 of Dimond Library.
Blue Vinyl
Born Into Brothels
Bowling for Columbine
Bread and Roses
Crude Impact
Fahrenheit 9/11
Fast Food Nation
A Fierce Green Fire
Food, Inc.
In Whose Honor?
An Inconvenient Truth
Iraq for Sale: The War Profiteers
North Country
Oil on Ice
Rich Media, Poor Democracy
The Rosa Parks Story
Seabrook 1977
Stolen Childhoods
Thank You For Smoking
January 21, 2014
Join humorist Rebecca Rule on Sunday, January 26 at 2pm in Dimond Library when she interviews author and historian Mike Pride.
The program is free and open to the public, but seating is limited. To register, please use our online form.
Pride is a historian, journalist and he is the former editor of the Concord Monitor where he worked for 30 years. He is the co-author of Too Dead to Die: A Memoir of Bataan and Beyond and "My Brave Boys: To War with Colonel Cross and the Fighting Fifth," a history of Colonel Edward E. Cross and the Fifth New Hampshire Volunteers. He also was co-editor of The New Hampshire Century: Concord Monitor Profiles of One Hundred People Who Shaped It.
Light refreshments will be served and Pride will be available to sign his books. The event includes an opportunity for questions from the audience and will be recorded by New Hampshire Public Television for broadcast and web streaming.
Three times a year, in the style of Bravo's Inside the Actors Studio, Rebecca Rule serves as host and interviewer for The New Hampshire Authors Series from the Dimond Library at UNH. It features an author who lives, summers, teaches or was born in New Hampshire.
For more information, e-mail email@example.com or call (603) 862-1540.
January 17, 2014
Mardi Gras isn't until March 4th this year, but the University Museum welcomes you to celebrate early with its latest exhibition, The Beat on the Street: Second Lines, Mardi Gras Indians, and the Photography of Gary Samson.
This exhibition of photographs and folk art focuses on the Mardi Gras Indians of New Orleans. This working class, African American tradition is distinctively part of New Orleans's parade culture, and more broadly related to black Carnival celebrations throughout the world.
The exhibit runs from February 10 through March 28, 2014 with its formal opening on Wednesday, February 12, 2014.
The opening includes the showing of the film, Bury the Hatchet, which traces the Mardi Gras Indian tradition through the eyes of three "big chiefs" or leaders of these Mardi Gras Indian gangs. The event will feature special guest Big Chief Alfred Doucette of the Flaming Arrows, who also appears in the documentary. He will answer questions about the film and this centuries old tradition in a discussion moderated by Professor Burt Feintuch of the UNH Center for the Humanities.
The film and discussion will take place from 3-5:00PM at the Memorial Union Building, Theater I. An opening reception will follow the program at the University Museum, Dimond Library, Room 101, 5:30-7:00PM.
The exhibit will feature Mardi Gras Indian suits and art work, as well as the photography of Gary Samson, chair of the Photography Department of the New Hampshire Institute of Art. The exhibit, film, and reception are free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served at the reception.
The exhibition is underwritten, in part, by a grant from the New Hampshire Humanities Council.
January 17, 2014
We will be performing a final set of updates to the library catalog server on Friday, January 17 starting at 5pm until 7pm. The library catalog and related services will be unavailable during that time.
Unavailable services will include:
- Local library catalog searching
- Requesting through the Boston Library Consortium
- Interlibrary loan
However, you will still be able to:
- Access online databases
- Search the library catalog using BLC WorldCat from the library home page
- Check out physical items from the library
As previously, we regret the interruption and aim to make the downtime as limited as possible.
January 16, 2014
Government Information presents its latest featured resource, NOAA's Weather Ready Nation.
The focus of NOAA's Weather-Ready Nation website is to build community "resilience in the face of increasing vulnerability to extreme weather and water events." On the site, visitors can make their way through sections that include Events, Resources, Be a Force of Nature, and Are you Weather-Ready? This last area is a great public resource for those looking to get ready for extreme weather, including heat waves, floods, and tsunamis. A good way to get a flavor of the site's general offerings is via its news feed and social media postings, all of which are available from the homepage. Finally, the Resources area contains links to helpful webtools, apps, and fact sheets.
January 10, 2014
We will be performing critical updates to the library catalog server on Tuesday, January 14 starting at 8am. Starting then, the library catalog and related services will be unavailable until 8pm that evening 3pm on Wednesday, January 15.
Unavailable services will include:
- Local library catalog searching
- Requesting through the Boston Library Consortium
- Interlibrary loan
However, you will still be able to:
- Access online databases
- Search the library catalog using BLC WorldCat from the library home page
- Check out physical items from the library
We regret the interruption and aim to make the downtime as limited as possible.
January 10, 2014
We are pleased to announce a new trial database, JBI Database. This trial contains evidence-based practice content for medical, nursing, and health science specialties and includes a unique suite of information that's been analyzed, appraised, and prepared by expert reviewers at JBI.
If this database is useful to you, please contact our Collection Management Librarian, Jen Carroll, or comment here.
January 6, 2014
The UNH Library (Dimond and all four branches) will open at 10:00 am on Monday, January 6.
For more information, please see UNH Emergency and Storm Information.


text:
Give to McCombs
Home · Executive Education Home · Executive Development Certificates · Energy Certificate · Business Valuation
Download Brochure (PDF)
This course introduces you to the valuation tools and techniques used to estimate enterprise values and large-scale investments in power plants, refineries, and oil and gas development projects. Most of the class features hands-on exercises using Excel and other add-in packages. You'll learn the model-building and interpretation skills to become an intelligent consumer of the models you'll encounter when valuing projects and companies.
$7,350 - Energy Certificate The program fee includes all materials, lunch, and refreshments during breaks. Registration is not complete until payment is received.
Early registration is encouraged. Class size is limited and may fill to capacity. We request registrations with payment at least three weeks in advance of the program start date. To register, click the Enroll button above or Contact Us.
Participants earn 0.7 CEUs and/or 7 CPEs for this course. A certificate of completion will be presented from Texas Executive Education.


text:
Today's top stories
- Oooh, that's clever! + video
- Majority of Bristol-Bath Railway Path users hate each other
- Specialized celebrates 40th anniversary with limited edition Allez steel frame
- Six riders hospitalised after mistaking detergent for energy drink
- Video: Shave? Wax? Immac that leg hair? Pah. Real men use a blowtorch
- Video: Spills, thrills and gap-storming in the peloton with FDJ's Jérémy Roy
- 2015 helmet roundup: Giro, Bell, Poc, Kask & Mavic
- Exposure Lights release brighter lights for the winter
- Win! A VIP Experience at the Tour of Britain with road.cc and The Cycle Show
- Blue is the bike colour of 2015. Or is it orange?
Latest comments
I'm amazed. If you go back 20 years...in the hot tub time machine...cycle helmets were just bloody ...
Yes please
Wow. Thanks for all your comments
I tried two things over the last few days. I carried all my ...
IIRC this would affect more than the 'pro peloton'.
If you're racing at Cat4 level your bike needs ...
I told you orange is the new black a few days ago. One colour closer to the rainbow...
Scientific evidence details that hairy + head = drag to the max....burn it off you pork chop
The conflicts on the Bristol Bath cycle/ railway path demonstrate the need for segregated cycle ...
There is good mountain biking on Dartmoor but the road cycling is better and genuinely second to ...
Does the Kuota Kougar appeal strangely to young men?
Looking at the picture it looks like those shorts wrap around to just under the breasts, so no ...
Latest blogs
Sam Walker, September 2, 2014
SamShaw, August 31, 2014
jimmythecuckoo, August 27, 2014
themartincox, August 25, 2014
On the Forum
- Carrying your load
- RIdes around Newton Abbot
- Super Bright Wireless Rear Light
- Specific Chain Tool for Dura-Ace 9000?
- New Bike Help!
- LBS bike service options - Is it worth it?
- <<Carbonspeedcycle>> wheels review
- Vuelta stage 10
- New Bike - With Upgraded wheels
- Decisions for my new F8
- Planning and buying a road bike my first
- Competition Prizes
- Womens World Cup
- Fantasy Cycling: the automatic roster changes forum thread
- Winter Bike
- Can you remove all those stupid teams please enrique
- face it if you aint got a garmain your going to be left behind
- Just a vent and looking for sympathy
- Loose Cassette
- wiggle, chain reaction etc far too expensive
Events coming up
- JODRELL BANK CLASSIC SPORTIVESeptember 3, 2014 - 08:00
- Moor 2 Sea SportiveSeptember 6, 2014 - 07:00
- Moor 2 Sea Sportive 2014September 6, 2014 - 07:00
- Wiggle Steeplechase SportiveSeptember 6, 2014 - 07:45
- London to Paris 24hoursSeptember 6, 2014 - 12:00


text:
The hydration system that's actually integrated into a full-zip mid-layer. Core body temperature enhances freeze resistance.
Sizing: SMALL: 35-38" chest (89-97 cm) MEDIUM: 38-41" chest (97-104 cm) LARGE: 41-44" chest (104-112 cm) XTRALARGE: 44-47" chest (112-119 cm)
Antidote® Reservoir Features: 1/4 turn - easy open/close cap, lightweight fillport, dryer arms, center baffling and low-profile design, patented Big Bite™ Valve, HydroGuard™ technology, insulated PureFlow™ tube, easy-to-clean wide-mouth opening
Key Pack Features: HydroPouch™: Innovative, integrated reservoir compartment encapsulates the 70 oz (2 L) reservoir to support and stabilize water weight on your back. Air mesh back panel insert keeps your back cool while insulating the water in your reservoir.
QuickFit™: Plush compression fabric self-adjusts to comfortably hold and stabilize 70 oz (2 L) of water while conforming to your body
QuickWick™: Lightweight and breathable fabric with integrated stretch delivers moisture management and a performance fit.
CamelBak® Got Your Bak™ Guarantee: If we built it, we'll Bak it™ with our lifetime guarantee.
RESERVOIR CLEANING The best way to care for your reservoir is to clean and dry it after every use, especially if you fill the reservoir with anything other than water. However, if a reservoir has not been cleaned after every use, and mold or discoloration develops:
These steps will make your reservoir safe for use. If there are still spots left behind, these are permanent mold stains that may not be removable. However, your reservoir is still safe and usable after you've cleaned it.


text:
Lokar#625-TC-1000UHi-Tech Throttle Cable |
Lokar TC-1000U - Lokar Hi-Tech Throttle Cables Details
Black Silicone Housing Throttle Cable Kits
All Lokar Hi-Tech Throttle Cables are available in either stainless steel braided housing, black stainless steel braided housing or black housing. They are designed with a specially extruded liner for extended life of the cable - not to be confused with ordinary braided brake hose. Cables are equipped with aluminum fittings and aluminum ferrules to eliminate fraying. ''U-Cut-to-Fit'' outer housing is available in 24'' or 36'' lengths with a ''U-Cut-to-Fit'' stainless inner wire. Clevis is designed without cotter pins or set screws. Adapts to factory and aftermarket pedals. Cables mount nicely with Lokar's array of Brackets and Return Springs (sold separately). Kits complete with installation instructions.
click to enlarge image


text:
(SportsNetwork.com) -
1 (20) - Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State; 2 (58) Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska; 4 (126) Khairi Fortt, ILB, California; 5 (167) - Vinny Sunseri, SS, Alabama; 5 (169) - Ronald Powell, OLB, Florida; 6 (202) - Tavon Rooks, OT, Kansas State
Top Picks Analysis: You gotta keep the franchise happy and the New Orleans Saints did exactly that by trading up to draft dynamic Oregon State wide receiver Brandin Cooks, who some have compared to ex-Carolina star Steve Smith, in the first round.
Cooks is undersized but he's got explosive speed and should fit in nicely as the replacement for the departed Lance Moore.
Lengthy cornerback Stanley Jean-Baptiste was the Saints' other premium pick and he should push the aging Champ Bailey pretty quickly as the potential starter opposite Keenan Lewis.
Best Value Pick: Fourth-round linebacker Khairi Fortt transferred to Cal from Penn State after the Jerry Sandusky-scandal so he might have been off-the- radar for some but he's a speedy, athletic player, who could be a solid fit for a Rob Ryan defense.
Questionable Calls: Fifth-round safety Vinny Sunseri didn't have great speed to begin with and he tore his ACL late last season so he might not have the baseline skills you need to play safety in this league.
Summary: Working with Drew Brees should only help Cooks hit the ground running in the NFL while Jean-Baptiste is the type of big cornerback en vogue right now. The depth, though, just wasn't there for NOLA in this draft.
Undrafted rookie free agent signings: S Ty Zimmerman, Kansas State; S Pierre Warren, Jacksonville State; RB Tim Flanders, Sam Houston State; WR JeRon Hamm, Louisiana Monroe; QB Logan Kilgore, Middle Tennessee State; DL George Uko, New Orleans; LB Spencer Hadley, BYU; WR Brandon Coleman, Rutgers; CB Brian Dixon, Northwest Missouri State; C Matt Armstrong, Grand Valley State; WR Sentavius Jones, Valdosta State; DT Micajah Reynolds, Michigan State; LB Trashaun Nixon, New Mexico State; DE Chidera Uzo-Diribe, Colorado; K Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M; DE Kasim Edebali, Boston College; DE Lawrence Virgil, Valdosta State


text:
R F.HairMedium BrownDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairHave To Havei borrowed from my sister because i didnt want to go to the salon, and it did magic, this little device even gives your hair the shine as if you did go to the salon. it's a must have!posted May 7, 2012Link to this post
JennekeNetherlandsHairLight BrownCurly HairThick or Coarse HairMost Amazing!The most amazing straightner! I have curly fuzzy hair and with all stylers i always looked a bit like a fuzzy bear or something... It used to take me about an hour to straighten my hair, now its 15 mins. I straigtened my cousins hair in 10 mins. <3 i likie likie!! I don't have the one on the picture... I have hot pink with cheetah spots <3 made me like it even more!!posted Apr 14, 2012Link to this post
EmilyHairBlondeNormal HairDry HairI Really Do Like This.I bought this flat iron at one of those mall kiosks where they can talk you into buying pretty much everything, and they talked me into this one. I don't remember how much I paid for it, but I know I did not pay full price. I do really like this.
-Straightents and curls my hair like a boss
-Leaves my hair shiny and frizz free
-The style lasts all day
-Temperature is adjustable
-Damages my hair (even though it isn't supposed to)
-I have to use it when my hair is really clean other wise my hair smells weird for a few days.posted Mar 21, 2012Link to this post -
KhrystynaHairNormal HairThick or Coarse HairExtremely Disappointing!!I purchased this product while on a weekend shopping trip. I was using the CHI hair straightener at the time, and was extremely happy with it, but the purple caught my eye and this became sort of an impulse buy.
I wanted to love it, especially since I paid over a $100 for it.... but this product is terrible!!!
It snags and rips out your hair which constantly gets stuck between the plates. When you pass the iron through your hair, it feels rough, unlike any other straightener I've used before. You might as well try and straighten your hair with two bricks..
The iron is quite heavy compared to others, and feels thick and bulky in your hand. If you have thick hair like I do, by the time you are done your hair your wrist will feel tired and the palm of your hand will feel scratched and irritated from the "crisscross" design on the handle of the iron.
It does not leave your hair looking healthy and shiny. My hair feels dry and is much more prone to split ends when using this product.
I have owned this product for two years and can officially say that I look for excuses not to straighten my hair.. the only reason I haven't purchased a replacement sooner was because of the amount of money I forked out for this thing.
I wouldn't even give this product to a friend for free, just to spare their hair..
This product made me do my research before I purchase another hair straightener. I have now invested in a ghd :)
posted Dec 3, 2011Link to this post -
Sara S.Never Buy Thisi bought this, worked for about a week, then problems with it... horrible customer service, they threatened me on the phone, they did not abid by the contract of the warranty.... HORRIBLE.... id rather be bald then use this product.... (and i spoke directly with amika in regards to this product)....posted Nov 25, 2011Link to this post
DustinneNy,nyHairDark BrownNormal HairWish It Didn't Rip My HairLove the purple, love how fast it heats up, and it does get my hair straight but shortly after using it I noticed fly-aways...I do not usually have a problem with this but I began to notice then straightener was splitting my hair and getting caught in between the plates and the plastic containment. Def cant have that so I only use once in a while. :(posted Nov 19, 2011Link to this post
ShamikaMarylandHairDark BrownThick or Coarse HairThe Best!My cousin bought me the zebra print amika flat iron as a gift a couple of years ago. I can honestly say that it is THE best flat iron i have ever used.Since then I have only purchased the Amika brand, Im am a hair stylist who specializes in textured hair. I always get the result im looking for.posted Aug 4, 2011Link to this post
RaychelBuffaloHairDark BrownDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairHmm , I Would Not Say The Best !My best friend well old bestfriend had this strightner & i got too love it , it strightin'ed my hair like a pin & i have very big , curly hair ! . When i first used this amika strightner , o and btw i have the graffitti one (: i loved it . But after a month or 2 the plates started too stick , & i kinda smell order . !!! I turn my strightner off , and let it cool down after a while on . This product if GREAT but i think for thin hair ! . I think i should of spent my money on a "sedu" strightner , the amika is awesome , but it needs too be improved . !posted Jun 13, 2011Link to this post
NunuHairMedium BrownNormal HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairGreaaat ProductI bought this iron in 2009 and I have to say you can do any ttype of hairstyle with it. I've had my freinds and family come over so that I can use my hair iron on their hair. This product is absolutely amazing and I have the pink one which is extremely cute and girly!! Def worth buying !!!posted Jun 6, 2011Link to this post
BellyuraMontrealHairDark BrownNormal HairOily HairFine or Thin HairId Rather Use An Actual Ironiv used many flat irons and it takes me maybe close to 6 months to see split ends. but with amika, i noticed it the next month. and my hair was dry too. so i consider to look around for better straightners. this is not a good brandposted May 31, 2011Link to this post
Write Your Own Review
Have you tried this product? Help out by sharing what worked (or didn't)!
Write a Review


text:
Call For Proposals: MoBE Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Now Accepting Applications Through Sept 1
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Basic Research
Microbiology of the Built Environment
MoBE Postdoc FAQ
Q: Should the 5 page research plan be double spaced or single spaced?
A: Since this was not specified in the instructions, we will accept both single- and double-spaced plans. Please note that in the next call, the RFP will specify that the five-page research plan be double-spaced.
Q: If I am going to be co-advised, do I need to submit CV's from both advisors as well as letters of support from both and if so, what are the page limitations?
A: In the case of co-advisors, please submit a two-page CV's for both the primary advisor and the co-advisor and submit letters of support from both.
Program Director:
Paula Olsiewski Bio
Designing a Hospital to Better Fight Infection Wall Street Journal
- Call For Proposals: 2015 MoBE Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Accepting Applications Through Sept 1
- 2014 MoBE Postdoctoral Fellows
- MoBE Postdoc FAQ
- MoBE Journal Articles
- Biology and the Built Environment Center at the U. of Oregon
- Microbiomes of the Built Environment Data Analysis Core
- Microbiology of the Built Environment Network
- Read the microBEnet blog
- Visualization and Analysis of Microbial Population Structures (VAMPS)


text:
(0 Total Votes) | Rate It |
Product Categories |
Product Information
- Type: Embellishment Pack
- Designer: AneczkaW
- Software Category: Holidays – Christmas
- Download Size: 11.7 MB (approximate)
Design Elements
- Page Elements: 31
Designer Notes
Great for your December Daily Album ! Includes the numbers 1 - 31.
We're sorry, but something went wrong.
We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly.
Click here to return to the main scrapbookboutiqueonline.com page.


text:
Get close to Jesus Christ Superstar's Josh Young, who has earned his first Tony nom for playing the rock opera's Judas. Click on to learn about the sport that gets his competitive hackles up, his less-than-dreamy dream role and more.
June 7, 2012The inspiration behind the Superstar costumes.
April 30, 2012Promotional video for the new Broadway revival.
March 30, 2012Jesus Christ Superstar's Chilina Kennedy keeps "everything alright" in her backstage home at the Neil Simon Theatre with a photo of lyricist Tim Rice, a card from her co-star Paul Nolan, props for playing Mary Magdalene and more!
June 20, 2012The revival's opening night on Broadway.
March 26, 2012What did panelists think of the snazzy Broadway revival?
March 22, 2012


text:
All right, tell us what you thought of this one.
Please keep spoilers in tags until Saturday, June 30th, so that we're sure Starved for Help has released on all platforms and people wouldn't enter this thread not having played the episode.
/edit: All right, this doesn't seem to work. So, it's a spoiler zone here now. Take care.
No spams here, just reviews please!


text:
Breadcrumb Navigation:
Home > Campuses & Centers > Loudoun > Campus Resources > Academic Support > Tutoring
Loudoun Campus Tutoring Center
Welcome to the Loudoun Campus Tutoring Program at Northern Virginia Community College! We offer up to two hours of free tutoring per week, per class, for current NOVA students.
Request a Tutor
If you need a tutor simply Request a Tutor on our home page and we will attempt to pair you with someone who can meet with you for individual tutoring at the Loudoun Campus. After you submit your request you'll be prompted to take a Learning Style Assessment that will show you study tips that may be best suited for your style of learning. We will email you within two business days to let you know if we have a tutor available for your course. If so, then you will be given the tutor's phone number so that you may contact them to arrange a time and place to meet. However, all tutoring sessions must occur in one of the academic buildings on the Loudoun Campus.
In the event that we do not have a tutor for a particular subject, then we will attempt to recruit a tutor for you. In the meantime, we encourage you to meet with your professor after class or during their office hours for additional help. You may also want to consider forming a study group with other members of your class.
Additional walk-in tutoring is available through the Math Center and the Writing Center. More information about these excellent resources may be found under the Resources for Students link.
Become a Tutor
Do you want to Become a Tutor and share your knowledge with others? We invite you to participate in this rewarding program. Benefits include a starting wage of $10 p/hr, the ability to gain great experience for your resume, professional references for the future, meeting new people, retaining what you have already learned, creating your own schedule, and most importantly helping other students succeed!
Martha Janowski
Tutoring Coordinator
Note: Students with special needs who need accommodations or extra time with a tutor may contact the Tutoring Coordinator for more details.


text:
- Musician's Friend Best Selection, Price & Service. Guaranteed.
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
Results 1 - 20 of 155 matches
Designed with Mark Tremonti of Alter Bridge/Creed.
When you think of Paul Reed Smith Guitars, you probably think high-end instruments for serious professionals, and that is still half true. PRS still makes the upscale instruments musicians like Carlos Santana, Dave Navarro, Ted Nugent, Mike Oldfield and many more use on a regular basis in the studio and on the stage. Since the 1990's, however, PRS has been making the more affordable SE line in Asia and, as of 2013, they've added the economical S2 guitars to their US production. If you're in the market for a quality introductory instrument, particularly for heavy metal, the SE Torero is definitely worth a look. The low cutaways make it easier for your hand to access the upper frets, while the low-noise active humbuckers (an EMG-81 pickup in the bridge position and EMG-85 in the neck position) offer exceptional power and articulation metal guitarists can really appreciate.
For an electric guitar that really turns heads, feast your eyes on the PRS S2 Starla. This instrument features a single-cutaway mahogany body, a Bigsby B5 tailpiece and vintage-style tuners for a retro-inspired look. The wide, fat neck and beautiful balance make it an easy and comfortable electric guitar to play.
For the real PRS enthusiast, the Studio model electric guitar is top-of-the-line. This guitar has a carved figured maple top with a V12 finish that adds to the feel, sound and look of the instrument, and lends it a classic appeal. Ear candy as well as eye candy, the Studio model has 57/08 Narrowfield pickups in the middle and bass positions and a 57/08 humbucking bridge pickup that allow for ultimate tone flexibility.
The company's recently expanded product line is good news for guitarists who previously thought PRS guitars were out of their price range. Even better news is that the higher-end instruments are still available for those who want the extra details that established Paul Reed Smith Guitars as an upscale instrument manufacturer in the mid-1980's and has kept them there ever since.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


text:
Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Sunday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
*Unless noted on Store Profile page
FREE Shipping** on orders of $99 or more
Loading product details...
Sorry, product information is unavailable at this time.
Watts Pick to Hit Pop Up Content
Diamonds in the Rough Edwin Watts golf offers some superb products that you definitely don't want to overlook. If they didn't get there deserved share of media fanfare when first coming to the market, then now is your chance to prosper. They're great pieces of equipment that can really boost your game and lower your score. And regardless of if they've been out in the market for a while of brand new to it, our Watts Experts have tested them out in the field and found them to be more than worthwhile. So here are some Diamonds In The Rough that will keep you out of the rough. We've found these gems to be terrific values for your game. We highly suggest you give them strong consideration.
Long, straight and forgiving, the 915H will improve your approach game. The rounded profile provides confidence at address, maximum forgiveness, and slightly higher launch and spin versus Hd.


text:
The original deal pioneer keeps on pinching pennies and cracking wise. No, that price isn't a typo.
Go to Woot
Candlepower and puppet shows are so passé. Get the newest TVs, speakers, home theater gear, and more.
Go to Electronics.Woot
The robots are coming! And so are the laptops, the tablets, the chargers, and all sorts of other gadgets!
Go to Computers.Woot
High living at low prices with name-brand deals for your pad, crib, nest, or castle - inside and out.
Go to Home.Woot
Make it, build it, improve it. But whatever home project you've got in mind, start by saving money on it.
Go to Tools & Garden
Sports, fitness, and outdoors deals, because saving money is only one of your passions.
Go to Sport.Woot
You don't have to spend a lot to look like you do. Werk it and twerk it with amazing deals on designer watches, handbags and more.
Go to Accessories & Watches
Deals for moms and dads and anybody else who needs kids' stuff, from toys to baby gear to furniture to clothing.
Go to Kids.Woot
Our exclusive graphic tees will make you laugh, will make you cry, will make you look totally hot.
Go to Shirt.Woot
Direct from the winery to your thirsty lips: wine deals worth doing a spit-take over.
Go to Wine.Woot
Last chance deals for hardcore cheapskates. Catch 'em before they - you guessed it - sell out.
Go to Sellout.Woot
460,642 deals (and counting) from around the web, shared and ranked by a community of deal fiends like you. Go to Deals.Woot.
GodfatherND wrote:contract bridge
bridge out
stacipurv wrote:bridge out
out dated
olcubmaster wrote:out dated
dated expiration
pooflady wrote:dated expiration
expiration effect
GodfatherND wrote:expiration effect
effect change
pooflady wrote:effect change
change oil
stacipurv wrote:change oil
oil painting
norcalbecca wrote:oil painting
painting style
pooflady wrote:painting style
style review
KtCallista wrote:style review
review literature
pooflady wrote:review literature
literature circle
AZGman wrote:literature circle
circle back
Volunteer Moderator
Raining wrote:circle back
back pocket
dontwantaname wrote:back pocket
pocket change
olcubmaster wrote:pocket change
change over
pooflady wrote:change over
over described (yes gman, it has been said. By my friend who was talking about a place we went on vacation.)
dontwantaname wrote:over described (yes gman, it has been said. By my friend who was talking about a place we went on vacation.)
describe yourself
pooflady wrote:describe yourself
yourself included
AZGman wrote:yourself included
included free
dontwantaname wrote:included free
free reign
norcalbecca wrote:free reign
reign ended
pooflady wrote:reign ended
ended early
dontwantaname wrote:ended early
early childhood
pooflady wrote:early childhood
childhood disease
GodfatherND wrote:childhood disease
disease control
pooflady wrote:disease control
control caddie
KtCallista wrote:control caddie
caddie's share
AZGman wrote:caddie's share
share equally
dontwantaname wrote:share equally
equally divided
GodfatherND wrote:equally divided
divided highway
pooflady wrote:divided highway
highway robbery
olcubmaster wrote:highway robbery
robbery victim
dontwantaname wrote:robbery victim
victim support
pooflady wrote:victim support
support hose
dontwantaname wrote:support hose
hose clamp
GodfatherND wrote:hose clamp
clamp release
AZGman wrote:clamp release
release date
stacipurv wrote:release date
date palm
dontwantaname wrote:date palm
palm hair
AZGman wrote:palm hair
Young man, what were you doing that caused that????? hair extension


text:
Will Agnes have to go on the JGP circuit next year or can she go right into the SGP circuit? I know she is young enough to compete on JGP but is there a certain rule where you have to compete on JGP before you can compete on SGP?
Will Agnes have to go on the JGP circuit next year or can she go right into the SGP circuit? I know she is young enough to compete on JGP but is there a certain rule where you have to compete on JGP before you can compete on SGP?
I usually don't spend much time looking at protocols closely so I can't speak relatively with respect to other competitions, I just look at the protocols of this competition and am surprised to see quite a large number of level 4 spins and spirals. Maybe the coaches around the world have all become quite familiar with COP and/or the level of competition in the junior circuit has been getting higher and higher.
Agnes can move up to Seniors if they want. And honestly if I'm the USFSA, I'd encourage her to move to seniors. She skates like a senior and I think is really a great future prospect for the future.
As for Gao, I disagree that she has a better future than Agnes. Agnes right now has better presentation, better jumps (they are HUGE) better spins etc... I actually think Gao needs work on Presentation
Agnes is guaranteed one spot at Seniors for medaling at Junior Worlds. And the USFSA can name her to Skate America. They truly should.
I tend to think Agnes and Gao will both compete on the senior grand prix next year. Gao didn't have the best competition here, but she did beat Ksenia Makarova at the JGPF, who just finished 10th at the Olympics, and she beat Alissa, Caroline, Bebe, and Alexe at nationals where she had some mistakes. Christina does need to work on presentation, but she already has the basics down, she might not peak until later whereas Agnes could be at her peak now.
Oh and I was just noticing that Kanako didn't compete at JW last year, anyone know why?
The Japanese fed that season chose the reps based on just the Japanese Jr. Nats, IIRC, where Kanako unfortunately placed 3rd. As a result, Haruka Imai and Mari Suzuki were chosen; Mari getting picked was especially controversial because she's very inconsistent, has very little international experience, and had subpar results for pretty much the entire season (this includes senior Japanese Nats where she placed 12th and Kanako was 7th). I wasn't surprised at all to see Mari bomb Jr. Worlds last year, to be honest.
Congrats to Kanako, Agnes, and Polina A!
After the disaster that was I think the Junior worlds the Japanese changed their quaification requirements (righfully I think)
Does the USFSA as a say if a skater moves to SGP or does the JGP, i remember that when mirai got the silver at JW she still went to JGP instead of SGP,but caroline and ashley went to SGP,so was that mirasi's decision?
And not forget that there are another 3 or 4 russian girls to come(L Tuktamisheva ,A Sotnikova,I Lipinskaya,),so many talents !Russia in on the wave!
Not only 3 or 4. There are also Sofia Biryukova (all triples and 3T-3T), Kristina Zaseeva (all triples and 3T-3T), Nikol Gosviani (all triples) - those girls (except Sofia, she is 15) are 13 y.o. and will be eligible for JGP next year. Also Daria Medvedeva, she is 12, has all triples (including 3Lz and 3F without any edge problems or something), Alexandra Deeva, Elena Radionova (she is only 10 but very promising skater) and even more to come... Yes, puberty may hurt them, but I think not all of them, 2-3 or even more will stay (as for me, I think Liza Tuktamysheva has good chances, she has perfect technique)
Congrats to Polina Agafonova! She is so cute, I like her very much!
I know, I feel like if both Polinas and Anna go to SGP next year they could potentially do better there than on the JGP just because of the stiff competition. I don't know if they will go to SGP, but Polina A is the junior champion and medaled at Jr Worlds, Polina S has won most everything on the JGP this season, and Anna was 2nd at Jr Nationals and 5th in seniors, but the girls who were 3rd and 4th are Elizaveta and Adelina and they will both be on JGP next year because they were too young this year. They seem like the best girls behind Alena and Ksenia who will actually be eligible for SGP next year, the two other Russians they have been sending the past couple years aren't very good. Does anyone know how many ladies Russia can send to SGP next year or is it like up to the federation to decide?


text:
Live Help
Shop women clothes on TinyDeal.com and follow the newest fashion trend. We have prepared Women online clothing for you. Welcome to our women clothing store! Just click this category, you will find more. Get the best deal on girls' dresses, casual T-shirts, sexy pants and shorts and other women clothes at everyday low prices with free shipping. TinyDeal.com offers you high quality clothing with excellent after-sale service. Hurry up!
All Products Of Women
$11.81Free Shipping» Skirts


text:
Latest Posts
- Portable/Premade Solar Energy Buildings.... NOW AVAILABLE!
- Simple Energy Works LED bulbs deliver more light for less energy
- TVA: Killing Solar with 3 Easy Steps:
- Waste is how we "do" energy
- TVA has pulled the plug!
- TVA's solar program phasing out Incentives...
- We've Broken the Code- Solar that pays YOU!
- Happy Birthday- Old Girl!! July 4th in America
- The Levelized Cost of Energy- Bargains can Break You!
- Sustainability Fair- 5th graders and solar energy!
- Buy or Rent? Energy Production Version
- Taking aim at Nanking ends up hurting Knoxville!
- Obama, Be Nice, the Chinese are our Friends!
- SketchUp for solar- 3D modeling brings home the sun!
- Take the money and Run! TN has a new Solar Grant!!
- Troubleshooting PV- for the Lazy (and frugal)!
- Happy 3rd Anniversary Kingston Fly Ash Spill!
- Solar Energy Will Never Replace Coal!
- Solar's "Breaking Dawn"
- The 1603/USDA two-step!
- AC Electricians and PV Installations
- blog-posts
- Dirty Energy
- DIY (is it a good idea?)
- Electrical Grid
- Energy monitoring
- Energy reduction
- Good PV Design
- Grid Parity
- Increase Energy Production of PV system
- Learning Solar
- LED light bulbs
- Micro-Inverters
- PV costs
- PV Modules (Photovoltaic Panels)
- PV mounting systems
- Solar Incentives
- Uncategorized
- Videos
- December 2013
- October 2013
- May 2013
- February 2013
- December 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- August 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
1603 treasury grant AC electrician alternative energy apocalypse big energy boron Central Inverters ClickSys commercial Commercial PV costs current cost Current Cost Envi DIY DIY solar energy monitor enlighten Enphase envi Green Power Switch Grid Parity Homeowner home solar kit incentives microinverter MicroInverters photovoltaics Photovoltaic System Photovoltaic system costs photovoltatics PV PV costs PV modules PV system rebates reliability solar Solar energy solar grants Solar Incentives solar kit solar PV subsidies tennessee TVA-
Connect with Us
Newsletter Sign Up
Please enter the email below to subscribe for our monthly newsletter.Testimonials
Simple Energy Works made the whole Solar System design and installation process super easy for me, conducted themselves with integrity, and made obtaining documents and appropriate Solar Grants timely and flawless. I strongly recommend this company to everyone who is thinking of purchasing a Solar Energy System.
— Thomas Nosarzewski, OwnerWOW FAST Shipping. I Got my product in less than 3 days. I ordered 4 things and 3 of them were from Amazon and 1 from this seller. His came first and 6 days later I am still waiting on 2 of the Amazon products
— ClayIt takes a bit of a leap of faith to invest in new technology when I bought my custom ground mount PV solar system from Simple Energy Works, but they were very helpful throughout the process from start to finish.
— Jean CheelyNo sooner did I place my order and the seller had sent me an email letting me know it was shipped. This is the type of place I like to deal with
— JosephSimple Energy Works was quick to respond and easy to work with. Their Current Cost Energy Monitor allowed us at Washington University to run a low-budget dorm energy competition amongst our students!
— Will Fischer, Sustainability Director, Washington UniversityI got it in 5 days with the free shipping. The unit works great. We are able to see the power being used when items get turned off and on in seconds.
— Harry RRandy Velker at Simple Energy Works was very helpful. After purchasing a solar system kit from Simple Energy Works, the solar system was very easy to install. I had to call Randy with a question, and our problem was solved 1,2,3! Now I'm expanding our system three fold, and Simple Energy Works will definitely get our business again!
— Ted PolczynskiIt's a good feeling to see my "clean energy machine" (solar system) doing its thing!
— JeanDIY Solar Systems & Solar Kits
Solar Energy E-Books
Solar Rebates & Incentives Map


text:
Helly Hansen ® Narvik Long Coat - ANSI Class 3, Waterproof
Extra length helps to cover the garments you wear underneath
This raincoat is an excellent option for throwing on over your everyday jacket and bibs when you need hi-vis protection. It's made from stretchable, waterproof material that is brightly colored and has 3M™ Scotchlite™ striping on the chest and arms. Features a front storm flap with zipper and Velcro® closure to shut out the elements. Drawcord hood stores in the collar when not in use. Sleeves have a Velcro closure, and the bottom hem features drawcord adjustment for a customized fit. ANSI/ISEA 2004 compliant. Imported. Specify color and size from selection box above: bright lime or bright orange; and Men's chest size: S (34-36), M (38-40), L (42-44), XL (48-50) or 2XL (52-54).
(based on 1 review)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
Reviewed by 1 customer
Displaying review 1
Back to top
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great coat
By fast fred
from Bloomington, Indiana
About Me Casual Dresser
See all my reviews
Best Uses
Comments about Helly Hansen Narvik Long Coat - ANSI Class 3, Waterproof:
I work out in the environment. Have no problem with the quality or performance. Like the length of the rain coat. I thought the sizing was off. I ordered an XL and I am not a big man, but it barely buttoned.


text:
Extra savings when you buy this item and more!
Sex Lube Pheromones Ignite Animal Attraction!
Scientists have isolated what your nose detects when there's a hot member of the opposite sex nearby! Pheromones in Lure® sex lube will drive your lover wild with unspeakable desire as you both enjoy sensually slippery sex! 4 ounce flip-top tube is good for weeks of mutual pleasure!
Pheromones are odorless scents detected by animals –– including women and men –– as an attractant.
With pheromones present, as in this sex lube, it truly is like love is in the air!
• Water based formula is safe with condoms and sex toys.
• Stain-free, non-greasy and non-sticky.
• 4 oz bottle goes a long way.
Ladies, put some Lure® on for sex that feels better. See him respond to the pheromones as you both feel wilder, hotter and sexier.
Is there a dildo or vibrator in your sex play? Or perhaps even a strap-on dong or butt plug? Even a bullet vibrator from Adam & Eve is a good candidate for some sex lube! If there is, slather on some Lure® Personal Lubricant For Her for a sex lube experience you'll both love!
Sex toys feel better when lubricated –– and they go in and out longer for even more orgasmic thrills.
Your tube of Lure® Personal Lubricant For Her sits upright on the pop-top cap to ensure you get to enjoy every last drop of this unique sex lube.
Brand |
Topco, Lure | |
Gender |
Female |
1-3 of 3
Most Helpful First
Newest First