text:
Bachelor Degrees for Traditional Undergraduates.
Earn Your Master's or Doctorate at Judson.
Busy Adults, Finish Your B.A. the Convenient Way.
Call Judson Your "Home Away From Home."
Online Degrees for Graduates and Busy Adults.
Earn College Credit While You're Still in High School.
The Science and Mathematics Department offers four-year program for students who plan to apply to professional schools of medicine, dentistry, chiropractic, veterinary medicine, physical therapy, or occupational therapy. Students in these programs select one of the majors listed above, and then customize it to meet the admissions requirements of professional schools in their field(s) of interest.
The department also offers two-year programs for students interested in careers in nursing or pharmacy. After completing two years of basic science and liberal arts requirements at Judson, and securing acceptance to the appropriate professional school, pre-nursing students complete an additional two years for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, while pre-pharmacy students complete and additional four years for the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree.
Judson's School of Education offers several options for students interested in science or mathematics education. Secondary education majors may choose programs in biology, chemistry, environmental science, or mathematics. Elementary education majors may choose from concentrations within the fields of science and mathematics.
Students who intend to transfer into any of the science or pre-professional programs at Judson University should attempt to take full-year sequences of Biology and Chemistry in preparation for enrollment at Judson. Potential transfer students are encouraged to contact the department as early as possible to discuss possible transfer courses and degree plans to avoid extending their college years unnecessarily.
"Judson was a great influence on my work ethic because I always had to work hard for every grade or every accomplishment. It taught me to value my education and also to help others learn."


text:
Michael Sean Winters SAYS Pope Francis is causing quite a stir with his devotion to the plight of the poor:When Pope Benedict XVI announced his retirement, most evaluations of his pontificate prominently featured the adjective �conservative.� Yet, this same pope, as well as his predecessors, had voiced deep reservations about modern capitalism. In his encyclical Caritas in Veritate, Benedict reiterated the Church�s long-standing support for unions, for a robust social welfare state, and for environmental action to stem global climate change. Still, these �progressive� stances were often outweighed in the public�s eye by Benedict�s undoubted, and often more ...
Read more
Location, ST | website.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Regigigas' ability doesn't impede Rampardos or it's attacks in any way, Nick... Mold Breaker wouldn't do anything at all. :POriginally Posted by Neosquid
♦ The Fuchsia City Guru ♦
Spoiler Alert!
He can be useful if you raise him right.
Spoiler Alert!
Spoiler Alert!
Click here to level up my card!
If you like fanfics then enjoy this site. My profile.
Spoiler Alert!
I can't remember were I heard it but I just remembered it.
It's only funny until someone gets hurt...
Then it's hilarious!
Even when they're trained right, they aren't good enough. You wouldn't use either, or any Pokemon anyways if they're not trained right (usually).
Slakings ability greatly hinders it. If it KO's a Pokemon, then the next one sent out would usually be some sort of Pokemon that can set up. Since it's in NU, Slaking runs the risk of letting Belly Drum Linoone set up all over it.
Rampardos is probably the most usable out of the two. It's ability doesn't suck, the only problem is it has pitiful speed, so it's a glass cannon.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
-Robert Frost
354 or 322 Speed with Scarf.
If it's running Jolly (Which it should), only Floatzel, Persian, and Purugly outspeed if it's running +Speed nature.
Otherwise, Rampardos should be taken care of easily. A bundle of priority users (Floatzel, Sharpedo, Lapras, etc.). Otherwise, anything with a Scarf just outspeeds Rampardos in general. Sure, you may risk losing one Poke, but I'd find the Rock Polishing Rampardos to be a lot more scary since you can't really wall it due to it's lack of a Choice Item lock.
If you decide to take it in UU, even more usable Pokemon take down Scarf Rampardos (Ambipom, Sceptile) and we all know how annoying Ambipom is already.
Factor in the more 'themed' teams (Rain + Sun), we get all sorts of Chloryphyll and Swift Swim Pokemon that just outspeed it anyways.
I'm just saying, although ScarfRampardos is pretty effective, the overall environment is still in general, hard for him to 'easily' sweep. Otherwise he would've been UU.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
-Robert Frost
Happy easter everyone! The easter-themed Hoenn PotW is... !
Spoiler Alert!
Happy Easter!
I think Torchic would have been a better choice.....oh well. Azurill is odd due to the fact that it evolves into a diffrent type. It is also one of the few baby Pokemon to be introduced in Generation 3. I think its kinda cute, and I like its tail.
♦ The Fuchsia City Guru ♦
Spoiler Alert!
Dead thread.


text:
The process of buying a new Ford car or truck can seem overwhelming if you don't know where to begin. Edmunds.com can get you started on the right track with a convenient directory of Ford car dealerships in and around Huntington Beach, California. Compare online price quotes on the new or used car, truck, SUV, minivan, or wagon of your choice to locate the best deals. Edmunds.com makes it easy to find trusted Ford car dealers in Huntington Beach, saving car buyers time and money on what will be an important purchase.
"Whenever I am in the market for a new or used car, Citrus Motors has always taken care of me. I refer all my friends and family to Citrus, because I k"... Read more Review by: ELHarris
"My wife and I purchased and new Ford Edge over the past weekend from Fritts Ford. It was the first vehicle purchased using internet sales. The individ"... Read more Review by: Fstop11
"In my mind it's the salesperson and not so much the dealership that determines the buying experience ... and of course the vehicle itself. The salesma"... Read more Review by: Derek86
"I want to thank the very professional staff at Lake Elsinore Ford, I love my new F-150. From the moment we started researching on the internet their r"... Read more Review by: rcerx08
"My wife and I worked with a Salesman named Richard L., he was simply great to work with. He was concerned with our needs and how he could best meet th"... Read more Review by: Grumpy452
"When I went online to research pricing for our new car I had no idea I would become Americas Most Wanted Customer and be called by so many car dealers"... Read more Review by: dragonpete
"Bought my 2014 Lincoln MKZ from Michael this past saturday. One of the best car deals I have done and it's all thanks to him. Thanks Michael " Read more Review by: mrpepper1
"Dylan Nelson made the whole process very easy for getting our new Ford Explorer and gave us all the options we needed to make the best decision possib"... Read more Review by: MariaChavez


text:
Google has bought Santa Monica-based mobile photo-recognition software firm Neven Vision, in an attempt to incorporate it into its Picasa photo software. Its technology will be used to better enable search within photos…this comes after rumors earlier this year of Google buying another younger startup Riya, with similar technology.
From Google's own blog: "Neven Vision comes to Google with deep technology and expertise around automatically extracting information from a photo. It could be as simple as detecting whether or not a photo contains a person, or, one day, as complex as recognizing people, places, and objects. This technology just may make it a lot easier for you to organize and find the photos you care about."
Gigaom: Neven was founded about 10 years ago as a biometrics company but in the last few years changed its focus to mobile visual search. Customers include NTT DoCoMo (for authenticating transactions), the U.S. government (including the LAPD for identifying gang members), and Coca-Cola (for mobile marketing campaigns). Investors include Anthem Venture Partners and Zone Ventures.
Subscriber content
Subscriber content comes from Gigaom Research, bridging the gap between breaking news and long-tail research. Visit any of our reports to learn more and subscribe.
Comments have been disabled for this post


text:
Take a look at these photos of two people who may have stolen credit cards from a car parked at Damascus Elementary School in Damascus and from a car at a home in Olney on October 25. Montgomery County police say sometime between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. a man and woman may have taken the cards from a purse on the driver's seat that day. The driver says she locked the car. Her car did not appear to have damage. That night, police say the suspects also stole money and credit cards from a purse on the passenger seat of a car parked in the driveway of a home in the 3800 block of Old Baltimore Drive in Olney. Again, the victim said she locked the car and no apparent damage was found to the vehicle, according to police. Police say that the credit cards were then used at several stores. The cards stolen in Olney were used at stores in Rockville and Wheaton. The cards from Damascus were used in Frederick. The photos released of the man and woman are from store surveillance footage. If you know wh
More Photo Galleries | Submit Photos


text:
Athlete of the Season Finalist: Nate Adamson
Carey, ID ( KMVT-TV / KTWT-TV ) Another Small school Athlete of the Season Finalist is Carey's Nate Adamson. The sophomore averaged more than 15 points a game for the Panthers. But he really made a name for himself at the state tournament where he set 3 new 1AD2 Tournament Records (Most Points, Scoring Ave., and Most Fields Goals Made).
Most Viewed


text:
Inexpensive Calvados suggestions?
Dec 16, 2010 by jumpyg in Spirits
Need a cocktail recipe (that's easy to drink) using Cherry Brandy for upcoming dinner
Dec 06, 2010 by selena03 in Spirits
Need Christmas signature drink that can be made in large batches in a beverage dispenser
Dec 06, 2010 by Brenda L in Spirits
Spirits on tap - any advantage?
Dec 01, 2010 by rworange in Spirits
Selecting the best cocktail shaker
Dec 15, 2009 by thenamesdiana in Spirits
Is it possible that MOLD will grow in a DIGESTIF
Nov 30, 2010 by Underseen in Spirits
Rye vs. Canadian Whiskey
Jan 26, 2010 by almansa in Spirits
Mexican Coke
Nov 25, 2010 by pasuga in Greater Boston Area
World's Greatest Martini Recipe
Aug 26, 2010 by PoppiYYZ in Spirits
Unaged Whiskey - Corn or Rye (Longish)
Apr 12, 2006 by StriperGuy in Spirits
Vermouth question
Aug 06, 2008 by ted in Spirits
Wine dinners with vegetarian options??
Nov 18, 2010 by lkmuller in Greater Boston Area
Dropper bottles for homemade bitters
Nov 10, 2010 by StriperGuy in Spirits
Koval Unaged Millet Whiskey
Nov 17, 2010 by JMF in Spirits
Ten Tables JP vs. Cambidge
Nov 13, 2010 by winedude in Greater Boston Area
Date with a Vegetarian; Indian?
Nov 07, 2010 by markethej in Greater Boston Area
Is Mad Men inpsiring you to build a Home Bar?
Aug 24, 2010 by Jenny Sparks in Spirits
Here's what in my liquor cabinet now what cocktails can I make?
Feb 04, 2010 by YAYME in Spirits
Can one use Gold (Ouro) Cachaca in a caipirinha?
Oct 12, 2010 by Faune in Spirits
Hawthorn Strainers
Oct 15, 2010 by hobbess in Spirits
Suggestions for a classic/craft cocktail book
Sep 28, 2010 by cassoulady in Spirits
Zwack unicum
Aug 21, 2008 by bowmore36 in Greater Boston Area
Sep 26, 2010 by ibstatguy in Spirits
Commercial Moonshine That Doesn't Suck
Sep 29, 2010 by CHOW Staff in Features
Surcharge for drinks served up?
Sep 14, 2010 by PC90026 in Spirits
Real Name:
Fred Yarm
Somerville, MA
Best meal I ever ate:
La Victoire Supreme du Coeur (Paris) - disciples of Sri Chinmoy
My current drink of choice:
Manhattan with rye, bitters, and a Barolo Chinato vermouth
I really wish I could:
come up with a crafty answer for this one.
My "Go-to" dinner party dish:
Lentil-spinach soup.
My favorite comfort food:
The maklouta at the Middle East restaurant (Cambridge, MA)
My top 5 favorite restaurants:
Moosewood (Ithaca, NY), Paul & Elizabeth's (Northampton, MA), Garden Grille (Pawtucket, RI), Vee Vee (Jamaica Plain, MA), & Veggie Galaxy (Cambridge, MA)
My most tattered cookbooks:
Lately, the Veganomicon (and I'm not even vegan).
People Reading Me


text:
Create It Thursday @ Lamberts Lately
Link Your Stuff @ Annamarie's Haakblog
Craft Schooling Sunday @ Crative Jewish Mom
Home Sweet Home Friday @The Charm of Home,
Show and Tell Friday @ My Romantic Home,
Thank you for sharing this pattern..! I have been looking for a lapghan for my office chair and this is perfect..!!!! I'm also very glad you're continuing with your blog. I have followed your blog for a long time and have loved the patterns that you have shared. It is a shame that a few will take advantage of your goodness and make life difficult for you and take advantage of your kindness!!!! Hugs and blessing to you, Debbie
ReplyDeleteThe baby blanket/afghan is lovely. I haven't made one yet for my new niece, I have been turning out "little things", but it really is time to dig into something bigger! The little dress is so very sweet, that may just turn my head first, though.
I linked back to you on a pair of the bootees that I made and posted on my blog. I made them in white and sent them out with 3 extra pairs of ribbons in different colors to match with different outfits. I only wish Baby's Maman would let me know if they fit, so I could make more! I love them, and have made more to give, when I hear of new babies. I hope you had a lovely Easter. I bet your little ones kept you busy!
My original designs cannot be posted on other sites or distributed in any other form. If you would like to share my pattern or tutorial, you can post ONE image on your site with the link to my original post.
You can use my original patterns to make items for personal use or for sale. If you sell finished items made following my patterns, you must give design credit to Lacy Crochet Blog (lacycrochet.blogspot.com)
All the photos on this blog were taken by me (unless stated otherwise) and cannot be reposted without my permission.


text:
Back to the Future; the Fondling Father Cues Our Politics
Byline: Suzanne Fields, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Oh, dear. There sat Ben Franklin in the bathtub, playing chess with a heavily made-up French woman of a certain age. HBO's continuing series on "John Adams" and the founding of the republic leaves out little, not even an affair of the intellect (chess is a mind game, after all) by the man regarded by historians as a fondling father as indulgent in his time as certain politicians who would follow him.
We're in the midst of a resurgence of interest in the Founding Fathers. We see them wrestle with events, personalities and the lesser angels of their nature in a profusion of best-selling biographies and television narratives. They're armed with intellectual grounding and skilled in the arts of finesse, and like politicians of our own time display a decidedly mixed morality in their public and private lives. They're subject to constantly shifting judgments as we learn more about them. Franklin's considerable reputation as a master of diplomacy and forger of artful compromise probably survives because there were few newspapers and neither cable-television nor the avaricious Internet to catalog all the warts.
Franklin, eager to get Adams out of Paris where they were negotiating for the intervention of France, "went negative" to cut the considerable reputation of Adams down to manageable size, and Abigail Adams rushed to defend her husband as "a man of principle" who would not violate his conscience to please a crowd. When Abigail later became first lady, she would not (like a certain thoroughly modern first lady) exaggerate her influence to suggest she faced danger when there was none, nor would she claim that she solved a diplomatic standoff by watching her husband do it.
John Adams, a devoutly religious man, fretted over the nature of man in the process of governing. He worried that human selfishness and love of ease would trump duty and obligation. He was afraid that a crowd could be too easily led. He was suspicious of power and how it could be easily abused. In our own time we become easily jaded by the private arrogance of public men. The fall of Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, one of the rising stars of the Democrats, is an example that Adams might appreciate. (Franklin would appreciate the technology). Mr. Kilpatrick was caught lying under oath about an affair with a woman on his staff, brought down by "text messaging." The messages, like everything else on a hard drive, survive. The Detroit mayor follows in the wake of Eliot Spitzer, the governor of New York, forced to resign by revelations of what we could delicately call "commercial romance. …
The rest of this article is only available to active members of Questia
Already a member? Log in now.


text:
Takeshi AONO
青野 武
Family name (in kanji):
Given name (in kanji):
Date of birth:
Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan
Date of death:
Blood type:
Takeshi Aono @ Aoni Production (Japanese)
Non-anime roles:
Additional voices in "WinBack: Covert Operations" (VG) (Japanese)
Argus Filch in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
Argus Filch in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
Argus Filch in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
Babylon in "Phantom Kingdom" (VG) (Japanese)
Bakuryuu in "Bloody Roar 3" (VG) (Japanese)
Basil in "The Great Mouse Detective" (Disney animated movie) (Japanese)
Bullnequ in "A.S.H. - Archaic Sealed Heat" (VG) (Japanese)
Colonel in "Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty" (VG) (Japanese)
Colonel Roy Campbell in "Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots" (VG) (Japanese)
Colonel Roy Campbell in "Metal Gear Solid" (VG) (Japanese)
Director Granin in "Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater" (VG) (Japanese)
Doc Brown in "Back to the Future" (Japanese dub) (Japanese)
Dokati in "Farland Story: Yottsu no Fuuin" (VG) (Japanese)
Dr. Shibukawa in "The Last Blade" (drama) (Japanese)
Dr. Wily in "Mega Man: Powered Up" (VG) (Japanese)
Dr. Wily in "Super Adventure Rockman" (VG) (Japanese)
Dr.Wily in "Rockman 8" (VG) (Japanese)
Dr.Wily in "Rockman X4" (VG) (Japanese)
Dracule Mihawk in "One Piece: Unlimited Adventure" (Japanese)
Eggbert in "Der Langrisser" (VG) (Japanese)
Emori in "Linda Cube Again" (VG) (Japanese)
Freddy Krueger in "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2010" (live action film) (Japanese)
Gallahad and others in "Monty Python and The Holy Grail" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
Garland in "Future-Retro Hero Story" (Drama CD) (Japanese)
Gen Fu in "Dead or Alive 1 Ultimate" (VG) (Japanese)
Gen Fu in "Dead or Alive 2 Ultimate" (VG) (Japanese)
Gen Fu in "Dead or Alive 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Gen Fu in "Dead or Alive 3" (VG) (Japanese)
Gen Fu in "Dead or Alive" (VG) (Japanese)
Gokuraku Manager in "Video Girl Ai" (CD) (Japanese)
Grumpy in "The Lion King 1 1/2" (Disney animated film) (Japanese)
Harry in "Home Alone" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
Holly in "Red Dwarf" (live-action TV series) (Japanese) (Japanese)
Hoteimaru in "Tengai Makyo/Far east of Eden" (VG)
Isoc in "Mega Man X6" (VG) (Japanese)
Jack Torrance (voiceover for Jack Nicholson) in "The Shining" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
Jinpachi Mishima in "Tekken 5" (VG) (Japanese)
Katsuhito in "Tenchi Muyo! Game-Hen" (VG) (Japanese)
Kihei Hiruma in "Rurouni Kenshin" (Drama CD) (Japanese)
King Brass in "Future-Retro Hero Story" (Drama CD) (Japanese)
King Harold in "Shrek 2" (animated movie) (Japanese)
King Harold in "Shrek 3" (animated movie) (Japanese)
King Maximilian Acorn in "Sonic the Hedgehog" (Japanese)
Kng Dercondal in "Dragon Quest II" (drama audio)
Kohryu in "Bloody Roar 3" (VG)
Lt. Castillo and Opening Narration in "Miami Vice" (live-action series) (Japanese)
Luozorl Zoran Royel in "Super Robot Taisen Complete Box" (VG) (Japanese)
Michael Palin in "Monty Python's Flying Circus" (live-action series) (Japanese)
Muramasa in "Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Muramasa in "Ninja Gaiden" (VG) (Japanese)
Nicolas A. Andersen in "Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War" (VG) (Japanese)
Oliems in "Tobal No. 1" (VG) (Japanese)
Professor in "Xenosaga Freaks" (VG) (Japanese)
Retsu in "Street Fighter II Mad Revenger" (drama audio) (Japanese)
Ride (Male Cleric, Sage) in "Dragon Quest III" (CD drama) (Japanese)
Rodyle in "Tales of Symphonia" (VG) (Japanese)
Russell Casse in "Independence Day" (movie) (Japanese)
Ryuhaku Todoh in "Capcom vs SNK 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Specialist in "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" (2001 live-action movie) (Japanese)
Suketoudara in "Puyo Puyo" (VG/PC Engine CD-ROM²) (Japanese)
The Joker/Jack Napier in "Batman: The Animated Series" (US Animated Series) (Japanese)
Toujin in "Battle Arena Toshinden 3" (VG) (Japanese)
White Dragon in "Emerald Dragon" (Drama CD) (Japanese)
News: Show:
Voice Actor Takeshi Aono Passes Away (Apr 9, 2012)
Voice Actor Takeshi Aono Hospitalized After Stroke (Jun 26, 2010)
You can contribute information to this page, but first you must login or register |
3x3 Eyes (OAV) as Chou; Zhou (ep 1)
Adventures of Little El Cid (TV)
Agatha Christie no Meitantei Poirot to Marple (TV) as Daniel Clancy (eps 36-39)
Ai Shite Knight (TV) as Shigemaru Mitamura
Akakichi no Eleven (TV) as Sugihara
Angie Girl (TV) as Roger
Animentari Ketsudan (TV)
Apocalypse Zero (OAV) as Eikichi
Aqua Kids (TV) as Professor Bill
Arcadia of My Youth (movie) as Murigson
Art of Fighting (OAV) as Lt. Toudou; Ryuhaku Todoh
Ashita no Joe (TV) as Juvenile A (ep 15)
Astro Boy (TV 3/2003) as Minimini (ep 33)
Barefoot Gen (movie) as Eizō Yoshida; Eizou
Barefoot Gen 2 (movie) as Teacher
Basilisk (TV) as Azuki Rousai
Battle Athletes (OAV) as Gerard Paxton
Be Forever Yamato (movie) as Shiro Sanada
(The) Big O (TV) as Mr. Wise (ep 9)
Big X (TV)
Bikkuri-Man (TV) as Super Devil
Birdy the Mighty (OAV) as Yamazaki
Black Jack (OAV) as Andre (ep 4)
Black Jack (TV) as Togakushi-sensei (Karte 43); Ushigoro (Karte 36)
Black Jack: The Two Doctors Of Darkness (movie) as Hakase
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (TV) as Mentor Somen (ep 6); Teacher Maguro (ep 54)
Bosco Daibōken (TV) as Leon (eps 8-9)
Brave King GaoGaiGar Final (OAV) as Gimlet
Brave King GaoGaiGar Final Grand Glorious Gathering (TV) as Gimlette (ep 1)
Bride of Deimos (OAV)
Case Closed (TV) as Muneyuki Mino (eps 228-229); Sasai (ep 9)
Cat's Eye (TV)
CB Chara Nagai Go World (OAV) as Jinmen
Chibi Maruko-chan (TV) as Grandfather
Chibi Maruko-chan (TV 2) as Tomozou Sakura (eps 38-768)
Chinpui (TV) as Debura mu
Chinpui: Eri-sama Katsudō Daishashin (movie) as Debura mu
Chōja Reideen (TV) as Hydra (ep 15)
Clannad (TV) as Toshio Kōmura
Clannad After Story (TV) as Toshio Kōmura
Coo: Tōi Umi kara Kita Coo (movie) as Captain Roslan
Cowboy Bebop (TV) as Doohan (ep 19)
Crayon Shin-chan: Action Kamen vs Haigure Maô (movie) as Professor Skeleton; Zonbiribii
Cyber City Oedo 808 (OAV) as Dave Kurokawa (ep 1)
D.Gray-man (TV) as Bookman
D.N.Angel (TV) as Daiki Niwa
(The) Dagger of Kamui (movie) as Sanpei
Daikengo (TV) as Roboreon
Dangaioh (OAV) as Dr. Tarsan
Debutante Detective Corps (OAV) as Keibuho Daichi
Delpower X Bakuhatsu Miracle Genki! (OAV) as Von Getzel
Demon City Shinjuku (OAV) as Old woman
Detatoko Princess (OAV) as Jii
Devilman (OAV) as Jinmen (ep 2)
Devilman (TV) as Faizeru (ep 30)
Dr. Slump & Arale-chan Hoyoyo!! Tasuketa Same ni Tsurerarete. . . (movie); Urashima Taro
Dragon Ball (TV) as Ginkaku (ep 79); Kami-Sama; Ninja Murasaki; Piccolo (Parent); Shen
Dragon Ball Z (TV) as Kami-Sama
Dragon Ball Z Kai (TV) as Kami-sama
Dragon Ball Z Movie 1: Dead Zone as Kami-Sama
Dragon Half (OAV) as Ruth
Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibōken (movie) as Hadlar
Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibōken (TV) as Hudler; Mazofuho
Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibōken Buchiya bure!! Shinsei Rokudai Shoguo (movie) as Hadlar
Dragon Warrior (TV) as Rudolph
El Cazador de la Bruja (TV) as Roberts (ep 2)
El Hazard: The Alternative World (TV) as Arjah
Enchanted Journey (movie) as Ganba
Eureka Seven (TV) as Axel Thurston (Renton's grandfather)
Eureka Seven - good night, sleep tight, young lovers (movie) as School Principal
(The) Familiar of Zero (TV) as Osman (7 episodes
eps 1-2, 4-6, 12-13
)(The) Familiar of Zero: Knight of the Twin Moons (TV) as Osman
(The) Familiar of Zero: Rondo of Princesses (TV) as Osman
Farewell Space Battleship Yamato (movie) as Shirō Sanada
Fighting Beauty Wulong (TV) as Mao Fan
Final Yamato (movie) as Shiro Sanada
Fire Emblem (OAV) as Garnef
FireStorm (TV) as Tchak
Fist of the North Star (movie) as Fox
Fist of the North Star (TV) as Rihaku (eps 83-108)
Fist of the North Star 2 (TV) as Rihaku (eps 1-15, 43)
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu (TV) as Yoshiharu Oonuki; Zenji Oonuki
Futari wa Precure Max Heart 2: Yukizora no Tomodachi (movie) as Sage
Future War Year 198X (movie) as Minister of Defence Bugarrin
Galaxy Angel Z (TV) as Lord
Galaxy Express 999 (TV) as Commander (eps 96-97); Edmond (ep 32); Koa (ep 70)
Galaxy Investigation 2100: Border Planet (movie) as Sukarabe
(The) Galaxy Railways (TV) as Whitman (ep 8)
Gallery Fake (TV) as Tatsuta Shitada (ep 13)
Gambler Densetsu Tetsuya (TV) as Narrator
Game Center Arashi (TV) as Hazou (ep 22)
Gatchaman (OAV) as Donaldson; Dr. Donaldson (ep 2)
Gatchaman (TV); Masaki (ep 104)
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 3/1985) as Ido-Sennin; Nurarihyon
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 4/1996)
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 5/2007) as Nurarihyon
Gegege no Kitarō: Gekitotsu!! Ijigen Yōkai no Daihanran (movie) as Nurarihyon
Gegege no Kitaro: Jigoku Hen (TV 3-1/1988) as Nurarihyon
Gegege no Kitarō: Nippon Bakuretsu!! (movie) as Nurarihyon
Gegege no Kitarou (movie) as Nurarihyon
Ghost Sweeper Mikami (movie) as Mitsuhide Akechi
Ghost Sweeper Mikami (TV) as Kenki-kun
Giant Robo (OAV) as Issei (Gōngsūn Shèng)
Gin Rei (OAV) as Issei
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin (TV) as Benizakura; Sniper
Gintama (TV) as Gengai Hiraga
Gintama' (TV) as Gengai
Girls Bravo (TV) as Gyougen (Second season; ep 8)
Goku II - Midnight Eye (OAV) as Mou ; Wong
Golgo 13 (TV) as Kickers (warden) (ep 9)
Golgo 13: The Professional (movie) as Pablo
Great Dangaioh (TV) as Gunji Yonamine
Green Legend Ran (OAV) as Kiba
Gyakuten Ippatsu-man (TV)
Happy Lucky Bikkuriman (TV) as Usagi
Haunted Junction (TV) as Chairman
Hello! Lady Lin (TV) as Reynolds
Highschool! Kimengumi (TV) as Seiretsu Zenin
Hime-chan's Ribbon (TV) as Kumosuke
Honey and Clover (TV) as Leader (eps 22-23)
Hurricane Polymar (TV) as Joe Kuruma; Kuruma Joe
Immortal Grand Prix (TV 2) as Ichi (eps 5, 8)
In The Beginning - The Bible Stories (TV) as Belshazzar (ep 24)
Inuyasha (TV) as Kaijinbo
Jigoku Sensei Nube (TV) as Kageguchi (ep 3); Yama-oroshi (ep 43)
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (OAV) as Vanilla Ice (ep 11)
Kaiketsu Zorori Mahō Tsukai no Deshi Dai-Kaizoku no Takara-sagashi (movie) as Magician
Kaiketsu Zorro (TV) as Dr. Timoteo (ep 32)
Kamen Rider SD (OAV) as General Jaaku
Karate Baka Ichidai (TV) as Kuroki (eps 45-46)
Katsugeki Shōjo Tantei Dan (OAV) as Board chairman
Kawa no Hikari (special) as Grandpa Mouse
Kenyū Densetsu Yaiba (TV) as Basho Matsuo
Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) as Iwata
Kinnikuman: Gyakushū! Uchū Kakure Chōjin (movie) as Hydra King
Kirarin Revolution (TV) as Crossing over house steward (ep 85)
Kiteretsu Daihyakka (TV) as Kumahachi Kumada
Kouchuu Ouja Mushiking ~Mori no Tami no Densetsu~ (TV) as Jiji (ep 31)
Kurenai Sanshiro (TV)
Kuso Kagaku Sekai Gulliver Boy (TV) as Babatosukani; Majin
Kyukyoku Chojin R (OAV) as Dr. Narihara
(The) Legend of the Dog Warriors: The Hakkenden (OAV) as Bansaku Inuzuka
Legend of the Galactic Heroes (OAV) as Murai
Lensman (movie) as Sondaiku
Lupin III: Part II (TV) as Guregoaru the 3rd (ep 121); Johnny Grégoire III (ep 121); Mephistopheles/Peter Yakov (ep 87)
Lupin III: Part III (TV) as Gabu (ep 7); George Kuga (ep 28); Tony Luckyno (ep 40)
Lupin III: Return of Pycal (OAV) as Myesterious Old man
Lupin III: Stolen Lupin (special) as Brian Murphy
Lupin the 3rd (TV) (eps 17, 21)
Magical Project S (TV) as Genjuro Hagakure (ep 10); Nobuyuki Onijigoku (ep 10)
Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi (TV) as Mesa
Magical Taruruuto-kun (TV) as Matsugoro Naniwa
Magical Taruruuto-kun: Suki Suki Hot Tako Yaki (movie) as Matsugorō Naniwa
Manga Aesop Monogatari (TV)
Marie & Gali ver. 2.0 (TV) as Da Vinci
Master Keaton (TV) as Huk-Shu (ep 11)
Meiken Jolie (TV)
(The) Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (TV) as Manager (ep 13)
(The) Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (TV 2009 renewal) as Manager
Metropolis (movie) as Ponkotz
Mirai Kara Shōnen Super Jetter (TV)
Mirmo Zibang! (TV) as Asaga (ep 86)
Mobile Fighter G Gundam (TV) as Birdman
Monkey Turn (TV) as Takeo Douguchi
Mononoke (TV) as Roubo Oosawa (Nue)
Monster (TV) as Heitmaier
Mōretsu Atarō (TV 2)
Mū no Hakugei (TV) as Emperor zargon
Mushi-Shi (TV) as Grandpa from the Mountains (ep 17)
(The) Mysterious Cities of Gold (TV) as Sancho
Najica Blitz Tactics (TV) as Father of old manufacturer (ep 8)
Naruto (TV) as Tazuna
Natsume's Book of Friends (TV) as Tsuyu-kami (Dew God) (ep 2)
Nazca (TV) as Yukinojo Miura
Neighborhood Story (movie) as Houji
Neighborhood Story (TV) as Houji
New Cutey Honey (OAV) as Kabuto (ep 8)
New Hurricane Polymar (OAV) as Joe Kuruma
Night on the Galactic Railroad (movie) as Wireless Operator
Ninja Resurrection (OAV) as Jushin; Sekiguchi Jushin Ujimune
Ninja Robots (TV) as Hazādo Pasha
Ninja Scroll (movie) as Dakuan
Nobody's Boy Remi (TV) as Gerome
Notari Matsutaro (OAV) as Raijin Stable Master
Oishinbo (TV) as Black
One Piece (TV) as Dracule Mihawk (before June 2010); Mayor Woop Slap (ep 45)
One Piece Film Strong World (movie 10) as Pirate
One Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island (movie 6) as Kerojii
One Piece: Chinjō Shima no Chopper Ōkoku (movie 3) as Parrot
One Piece: Dead End (movie 4) as Bartender
One Piece: Episode of Chopper - The Miracle Winter Cherry Blossom (movie 9) as Isshi 1
One Piece: Mega Mecha Soldier of Karakuri Castle (movie 7) as Gonzou
One Piece: Nejimaki Shima no Bōken (movie 2) as Skunk One
One Piece: The Curse of the Sacred Sword (movie 5) as Bukong
One Piece: The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventure in Alabasta (movie 8) as Rassu
One Piece: The Movie as Ganzo
Ore wa Chokkaku (TV) as Father
Outlaw Star (TV) as Gwen Khan; Swanzo
Pani Poni Dash! (TV) as Bicycle Man (ep 8)
Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat (TV) as Santa
Patalliro! (TV) as Captain guard
Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew (movie) as Banks
Prefectural Earth Defense Force (OAV) as Scope Tsuruzaki
Prince Mackaroo (TV) as Menma-gendaioh
Princess Knight (TV)
Pumpkin Scissors (TV) as Gramps (ep 13)
Puppet Princess (OAV) as Head of the Deathless Ninjas
Rain Boy (OAV) as Father
Rainbow Samurai (TV) as Naoteri Sakamoto
Ranma ½ OAV as Gambling King; Shinnosuke's Grandfather
Ranma ½ (TV) as Bakuchi Oh King; Kinni (ep 48)
Record of Lodoss War (OAV) as Bagnard
Redline (movie) as Old Man Mole
Reign: The Conqueror (TV) as Attalos
Requiem from the Darkness (TV) as Jihei (ep 8)
Rockman.EXE Beast (TV) as Mitsumasa (eps 20-21)
Rokushin Gattai God Mars (TV) as Dr. Myoujin
Roujin Z (OAV) as Old Man
Sakigake!! Otoko Juku (movie) as Big Morgan
Samurai Shodown: The Motion Picture (special) as Hattori Hanzō
Sands of Destruction (TV) as Zou-shi [beastman doctor] (ep 6)
Shaman King (TV) as Youmei Asakura
Shin Bikkuriman (TV) as Super Devil
Shin chan (TV); Mekemeke Z; Supreme Leader Gilkiros (2nd Voice)
Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu Hokuto no Ken: Kenshirō-den (movie) as Fugen
Shinshaku Sengoku Eiyū Densetsu - Sanada Jū Yūshi The Animation (TV) as Nakatsukasa-taifu Tadakatsu Honda
Shinzo (TV) as Ranankyurasu
Sindbad the Sailor (TV) as Giant Blue Devil; Saiten
Slayers Special (OAV) as Diol
Sol Bianca (OAV) as Emperor Badros
Someday's Dreamers II Sora (TV) as Tsuneyoshi Satou
Space Adventure Cobra (TV) as Vega (ep 15)
Space Battleship Yamato (movie) as Berger; Shiro Sanada
Space Battleship Yamato Resurrection (movie) as Shirō Sanada
Space Battleship Yamato: The New Voyage (movie) as Shiro Sanada
Space Warrior Baldios (TV) as Zeo Gattora
Star Blazers (TV) as Berger; Naoyuki Mori (eps 3, 10); Shirou Sanada; Welte Talan (ep 11)
Star Blazers: The Bolar Wars (TV) as Shiro Sanada
Star Blazers: The Comet Empire (TV) as Shiro Sanada
Stop! Hibari-kun (TV) as Yakkun's father (ep 13)
Street Fighter Alpha: Generations (OAV) as Old Master
Super Zugan (TV) as Narrator; Ozawa Takekabo
Tales of Symphonia the Animation: Tethe'alla Episode (OAV) as Rodyle (eps 1-2)
Tanoshii Moomin Ikka (TV) as Captain Bad
Tattoon Master (OAV) as Fujimatsu's Grandfather
Techno Police 21C (movie) as Jack
Tenchi in Tokyo (TV) as Fake Nobuyuki; Katsuhito Masaki; Nobuyuki Masaki
Tenchi Muyo Movie 1: Tenchi in Love as Katsuhito Masaki; Nobuyuki Masaki (old)
Tenchi Muyo Movie 2: Daughter of Darkness as Katsuhito; Nobuyuki Masaki
Tenchi Muyo Movie 3: Tenchi Forever as Katsuhito Masaki; Nobuyuki Masaki
Tenchi Muyo! (OAV 1/1992) as Katsuhito Masaki; Nobuyuki Masaki
Tenchi Muyo! GXP (TV) as Katsuhito Masaki
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo Ohki (OAV 3/2003) as Katsuhito Masaki; Nobuyuki Masaki
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo Ohki: Final Confrontations (OAV) as Katsuhito Masaki; Nobuyuki Masaki
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki (OAV 2/1994) as Katsuhito Masaki; Masaki Nobuyuki
Tenchi Muyo! The Night Before The Carnival (OAV) as Katsuhito Masaki
Tenchi Universe (TV) as Katsuhito Masaki; Nobuyuki Masaki
Thunderbirds 2086 (TV) as Gran Hansen
Time Stranger Kyoko (OAV) as Hokubei
Toki no Tabibito -Time Stranger- (movie) as Hokuben
Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 (TV) as Mr. Furuichi
Tonari no Tamageta-kun (TV) as Kitsune
Transformers: Victory (TV) as Deathzaras
Trigun (TV) as Stan
Tsuideni Tonchinkan (TV) as Akuzō Dokuoni
Tsuri Baka Nisshi (TV) as Kenzourou Amakasu
Uchū Taitei God Sigma (TV) as Gamoro (eps 13-14); Morikawa Yuhei (ep 9)
Ultraman Kids no Kotowaza Monogatari (TV) as Grosser teacher
Ultraman: The Adventure Begins (movie) as Cooper Shougun; General Cooper
Under Sea Boy Marine (TV)
Urusei Yatsura (TV) as Cat Teacher
Ushio & Tora (OAV) as Shigure Aotsuki
Ushio & Tora: Comically Deformed Theater (OAV) as Shigure Aotsuki
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (movie) as Polk
Vampire Wars (OAV) as Charlie Milan
Vampiyan Kids (TV) as Shinigami
Violence Jack 2 (OAV) as Mad Saurus
Wicked City (movie) as Mr. Shadow
(The) Wonderful Adventures of Nils (TV) as Wind Rush
Yakitate!! Japan (TV) as Norihei Miki (eps 63-64)
Yatterman (TV)
You're Under Arrest (OAV) as Daimaru Nakajima
You're Under Arrest (TV) as Daimaru Nakajima
You're Under Arrest: Full Throttle (TV) as Daimaru Nakajima (ep 22)
Yu Yu Hakusho: The Movie as Garuga/Yasha
Yu-Gi-Oh! (TV 1/1998) as Sugoroku Mutou
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (TV) as Dr. Albert Zweinstein
Yume Senshi Wingman (TV) as Principal
Yuyake Banchō (TV)
Zentrix (TV) as Saiko
Zillion (TV) as Lieutnant Kelly (ep 13)
Zoids: Fuzors (TV) as Dr. Piazu
DISCLAIMER | add information | report an error | lookup sources |
given name: | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | |
family name: | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | none |


text:
York, PA Lawyers and Law Firms
York, Pennsylvania Attorneys
Law Office of David E. Cook, LLC
York, Pennsylvania Divorce Lawyer
(717) 845-9530The Law Office of David E. Cook, LLC is a law firm that can help families going through divorce. We specialize in division of property, alimony, and more. Our firm is well known as a divorce law firm York County can depend on.
Attorney David Cook safeguards your family rights through...
Law Firm's Overview Credit Cards
Katherman, Heim & Perry
York, Pennsylvania Real Estate and Business Attorneys
(717) 850-3708 or (800) 624-4886Katherman, Heim & Perry is a full service law firm based in York, PA and providing legal services to clients throughout south-central Pennsylvania. Founded in 1987, Katherman, Heim & Perry is committed to providing clients with quality representation and the benefit of over a century of...
Law Firm's Overview Free Consultation
Gover, Perry & Shore
Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Attorneys
(717) 773-4719The law firm of Gover Perry & Shore has experienced criminal defense attorneys, lawyers who talk straight and work hard, and is respected throughout the Pennsylvania legal community. No matter what charges you are facing, their criminal defense lawyers will be on your side. They have handled...
Law Firm's Overview Free Consultation
Kope & Associates LLC
Criminal and Civil Litigation Law Firm
(717) 843-3165At Kope & Associates LLC, our relentless perseverance has proved effective in representing clients in criminal defense and civil litigation matters. The firm was founded by Shane B. Kope in 2004. Our attorneys are committed to providing clients with experienced, effective representation in all...
Law Firm's Overview Free ConsultationCredit Cards
Law Offices of Katherine L. Niven & Associates, PC
Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Lawyers
(717) 854-1155 or (866) 321-5340The Law Offices of Katherine L. Niven & Associates, PC, is a Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability law firm covering central and eastern Pennsylvania and is dedicated to treating our clients the way we would want to be treated. Former clients describe the law firm's Harrisburg...
Law Firm's Overview Free Consultation
Barley Snyder, LLC
York, PA 17405Representing Businesses and Individuals
(717) 846-8888Barley, Snyder, Senft & Cohen, LLC is a full-service law firm serving corporate and business clients in all major areas of civil law. The firm has 70 attorneys in six offices throughout Central Pennsylvania.
Blake & Gross, LLC
York, PA 17401Criminal Defense Attorneys in York, PA
(717) 848-3078Blake & Gross, LLC is a firm with the experience of 50 years and 300 jury trials in central Pennsylvania. Blake & Gross handle real estate, landlord, criminal, civil, and family law matters. We have handled all types of criminal trials involving DUIS, drug delivery or dealing, assaults, drivers...
Blake and Gross, LLC
York, PA 17401Full-Service Law Firm in South Central Pennsylvania
(717) 848-3018South Central law firm offering representation in various areas of law. We specialize in Criminal Defense, Traffic Cases, Family Law, Civil Cases, Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Wills.
Blakey, Yost, Bupp & Rausch, LLP
York, PA 17401York County, Pennsylvania Family, Divorce and Mediation Lawyer
(717) 845-3674Blakey, Yost, Bupp & Rausch, LLP has represented clients in the York, PA area for over thirty years. Contact us at 717-845-3674.
CGA Law Firm
York, PA 17401Full Service Law Office Serving York and Adams County
(717) 848-4900A full-service law firm located in York, Pennsylvania, the lawyers at CGA advise businesses, individuals, and municipalities throughout central Pennsylvania on all their legal needs. Providing their clients with superlative legal counsel and service is the firm's mission.
Ilkhanoff & SilversteinArticles
York, PA 17401Pennsylvania Criminal Defense and Violent Crimes Attorney
(717) 227-1115Ilkhanoff & Silverstein is a criminal defense firm located in York, Pennsylvania. With more than 30 years combined experience, our legal team can provide aggressive legal representation to those who have been charged with criminal offenses. The firm's practice areas include: probation violations,...
Katherman Briggs & Greenberg LLP
York, PA 17401Personal Injury Law Firm
(717) 848-3838Miller Poole & Lord, L.L.P.
York, PA 17401Criminal Defense Lawyer York PA
717-845-1524The Miller Poole & Lord, L.L.P represents clients in criminal defense matters, such as dui, speeding tickets, assault, and more.The Miller Poole & Lord, L.L.P represents clients in criminal defense matters, such as dui, speeding tickets, assault, and more.
Stock and Leader Attorneys at Law
York, PA 17401Injury Lawyers in York County, PA
(717) 850-3745Meet Stock and Leader Attorneys at Law for a solution with a qualified Pennsylvania personal injury lawyer in York and Hellam.


text:
Shade: Take a cue from sports and apply mercy rule to life
JoAnn Shade writes about applying the mercy rule to life, not just football More
- By JoAnn Shade
JoAnn Shade writes about applying the mercy rule to life, not just football More
Clarence Page writes that it may be easier to control Ebola than out irrational fears about it. More
Katie Keating writes about keeping Organicycle out of Polk More
Will Durst writes about the partying aspect of American holidays More
George Will writes about the U.S. Senate election in Georgia More
Editorial Roundup: Excerpts from recent editorials More
Kathy Hatcher of Ashland writes in response to the Times-Gazette article Oct. 18 about a... More
Columnist Tom Purcell writes about the potential similarities between finding a cure for Ebola... More
Louise Hostettler of Ashland writes about who people shouldn't vote for Hillsdale Schools'... More
Kenneth R. Cook of Polk writes about local opposition to a proposed wind farm and composting... More
Editorials from around the state More
Kevin Pelton of Ashland writes about why people should vote for Mapleton Schools' 1.25 percent... More
Brian Hinkle of Loudonville writes about how important it is to support the... More
Craig Weber of Perrysville writes in favor of the Loudonville-Perrysville Schools' permanent... More
John Lance, principal of Loudonville High School, writes in support of the district's permanent... More
Roy Hostetter of Mifflin writes against the Hillsdale school district's 20.1-mill levy. More
John Carroll of Loudonville writes in response to a letter to the editor earlier this month by... More
Tom Workman of Ashland writes in favor of the Ashland County Park District levy More
Virginia Brooks of Ashland writes about how voters shouldn't vote against the Hillsdale's school... More
Brian Mohrman of Ashland writes in favor of the More
David Holcomb of West Salem writes about how Republican rule in the state and county isn't working. More
Jean Gossett of Hayesville writes about the program for the 50th anniversary weekend for... More
Howard Scanlan of Ashland writes about why voters shouldn't support for tax levies on the Nov. 4... More
Dorothy Stratton of Ashland writes to ask voters to support challenger David More
John Stratton of Ashland writes about his reluctant decision to vote for the city of Ashland's... More


text:
ACT shift to private education: implications
The ACT is the first state or territory to record greater enrolments in non-government than public schools.
The ACT Education Minister Andrew Barr has prioritised improving the public secondary school system. The report Excellence and Enterprise is the result of a year-long review of public secondary schooling that involved consultation with students, school staff, parents, and community members.
It recommends greater specialisation among schools, pre-vocational learning for students between Years 5 and 8 and a virtual learning academy for gifted students.
Professor Geoff Riordan is the Dean of the Faculty of Education with the University of Canberra. He says public schools need to begin talking to private school parents to better understand what's happening.
- Professor Geoff Riordan
- Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Canberra
- Title
- Excellence and Enterprise: Advancing Public Schools of Distinction
- Author
- Department of Education and Training, ACT Government
- Homepage
- http://www.det.act.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0020/209423/Excellence_and_Enterprise.pdf
Further Information
- Presenter
- Richard Aedy
- Producer
- Jane Shields
- Researcher
- Jane Shields
Comments (7)
Graham Pratt :
08 Jun 2011 10:26:48am
Frustration is an emotion that frequently rises as I listen to discussions on educational topics. Your discussion on private school enrolments in the ACT briefly mentioned self-management as one strategy to improve schools in the public sector.
Your guest spoke of the self management trial in 49 NSW state government schools, and briefly mentioned the Victorian system. It's as if this concept is new and needs thorough investigation. It isn't and doesn't.
This is where the frustration erupts! Victorian government schools have benefitted from self-management for well over a decade. As a recently retired principal, I lived the reforms of the Kennett government from the mid-90s that gave state schools broad levels of self or local-management. The subsequent Brack's Labour government continued the revolution with schools directly receiving around 95% of the total education budget.
As a principal, the introduction of self-management gave me, among a broad raft of responsibilities, direct control of staffing. The ability to hire and fire, promote and develop staff I had selected, made a significant difference to the culture, function and success of the school. This is such a contrast to the centralised appointment system, which still operates in most states today and is to blame for a culture of change resistance and reform refutation, that stifles improved student achievement.
Self-management also gave me direct responsibility for:
• facility maintenance and development,
• curriculum provision, within the state guidelines, was flexible and responsive to local needs. Many schools, for example, elected to incorporate curriculum approaches like the International Baccalaureate to complement state developed curriculum.
• class structure and size, teacher mix, welfare support were all decided at the school.
• timetabling, school hours, before and after care, specialist provision and support programs were all developed according to the needs of the school, not as a result of systemic demands.
NSW and all state government systems would be well-advised to look at the Victorian experience and learn from the work done in the past 15 years. The old cliché 'why reinvent the wheel' springs to mind.
Whether self-management will help contain or reverse the drift to the private system is debatable, but I do know that self-management can greatly improve school function and ultimately the experience of all students.
P.S. It's interesting to note that the CEO of ACT Education, was not too long ago a senior Victorian education bureaucrat. The review outcomes, it could reasonably be argued, will contain many elements of self management. -
Bob Porter :
08 Jun 2011 11:16:07am
Agreed with most of Prof. Riordon's comments. Just wanting to comment on 7-10 High Schools as in the ACT. I was chairman of a Committee in the ACT in the 70s looking at the pros and cons of this approach when it happened. I moved to NSW county to be in a comprehensive 7-12 school. Some Consequnces in Canberra.I stayed in the junior high in a promotion possition. I lost the variety stimulus of going from a year 12 physics class to a year 7 general science. I lost the developmental association with children for the possible 6 years. I saw the academic drift(of staff) to the colleges from the high schools. I saw the loss of senior role models for the lower high students. The upgrade and success of the Senior colleges I believe was not matched in the junior highs and teacher satisfaction may have generally been reduced. This may feed into Prof. Riodans ideas on junior highs current desirability.
Rosemary Sharples :
08 Jun 2011 11:34:57am
The speaker spoke of senior colleges as being unique to the ACT. Well, yes, the name is - but I understood that they were modelled on the matriculation colleges in Tasmania, which have for many years provided state education for years 11 and 12.
Max Vasey :
08 Jun 2011 12:27:28pm
While I don't doubt that Mr Pratt was an exemplary school Principal, as a teacher on the brink of retirement, who walked into his first classroom in the ACT back in 1977, leadership standards have fallen markedly, well certainly in Queensland state schools where I now work. The best state school principals are probably back in classrooms because they can't stand the excess baggage that goes with the job and/or they probably prefer to think for themselves rather than cowtow to the directives of a burgeoning bureacracy (4300 new bureaucrats since Bligh took over), more intent on covering it's backside than the curriculum.
Public schools were started in the first place to cater to the 5% of kids who were missing out on a private school education. Governments should not be running schools because put simply the privates have always done it better and always will.
My kids go to Catholic schools for the spiritual bonus and commitment and continuity of the staff. I don't have a problem if they choose to embrace Catholicism or dismiss it as dogma. Having taught in both public and private institutions over many years, I can say unequivocally that the latter wins hands down. -
Graham Wylie :
08 Jun 2011 4:47:25pm
I was disappointed with Geoffrey Riordan's respose in the interview as it seemed like a general stab in the dark as to why there is a shift to private schools. Could I suggest that you ask teachers in the ACT why the drift is occuring. I have just retired after 20 years of teaching in the ACT and I recently had a letter published in The Canberra Times regarding your topic in this interview.The letter read :- Teachers in both public and private schools in the ACT are equal to the best anywhere in the world and they are not the reason why parents move their children to private schools. The culture of a school creates its reputation and the environment for students to learn. The culture is determined by the Principal, Deputy Principal and the senior teachers. If they take a laissez-faire attitude towards student management and levels of help for individual students, then the level one teacher has a battle on their hands delivering a quality education.
The reasons why people move children to private schools are that they are run on traditional grounds, whereby a proper standard of behaviour is maintained and students are taught the boundaries in this world. Some public schools still do this but many have failed in recent years.
Parents are tired of their children complaining that they did not learn anything that day because of disruptive students in the class.
Some students are moved to the private sector because they are disruptive and their parents want them to be in a structured environment.
The problem in the public sector in particular is that people are promoted to higher positions based upon written applications and interviews that do not accurately reflect their capabilities. Anyone applying for a position above a level one-classroom teacher should be required to have completed a graduate diploma in education management incorporating student management, staff management, business management, and curriculum design.
Principals and deputy principals should have a Masters Degree in Education management as a minimum. At present, all staff members from principal down are level one teachers in terms of their qualifications and training.
Raise the standard of management and see how the rest falls into place. -
Rosco :
08 Jun 2011 7:57:29pm
No principals as sole controllers of schools, please.
They are appointed, not because of unique skills but because they will execute the will of the department while 'covering their backsides' in order to keep their jobs.
Self-preservation becomes secondary to the welfare of staff or students. -
Stephanie :
08 Jun 2011 8:14:48pm
It is not rocket science - if you want your child to be a Tradie
& deny them access to higher education send them to
a public school. If you want options & can afford to choose
Go private. If your child is Aboriginal & you are a single
Mother, your child has limited choices.
I sent my son to Canberra High School when it had a great
Principal & he was doing well. We had a crisis, the Principal
left, experienced teachers left & my son was not given access to a basic Education - not even the basics leading to Calculus in Maths! Calculus gives a basic understanding of the world but also logic for first principles of Law. my son was tested by Psychologists at CSU in Year 2 & scored an IQ of 144 so it wasn't lack of intelligence.


text:
A retired engineer nicknamed Mole Man, because of his fondness for burrowing tunnels under his home, has been ordered to pay almost £300,000 to the local council after his hobby nearly caused his house to collapse. William Lyttle, 77, spent 40 years excavating a maze of tunnels beneath his 20-room Victorian property in Hackney, East London, before the council intervened. Mr Lyttle also dug out holes around his home, in which he placed a range of items including cars and boats. Link: Mole Man to pay £300,000 for burrowing under home - Times Online
"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." Albert Einstein "If your worried about falling off the bike, you'd never get on" Lance Armstrong "Dress cute wherever you go, life is too short to blend in." Paris Hilton "Money is one of the greatest instruments of freedom ever invented by man." F.A. Hayek
Forum Rules


text:
Oyster card is the best way for beneficial travel in the city. You can recharge your card with some amount based on your travel.
10 money saving tips for first-time visitors to London
First time visit to London? Lucky you! There's lots to look forward to. What's not fun to anticipate, however, are the costs involved. Plan ahead and it'll go a long way towards ensuring a stress-free trip.
To save a few shillings without having to scrimp on the sights, here are our EuroCheapo top tips for first time visitors to London.
1. Walk it.
The center of London is deceptively small. Rather than be the tourist who wastes £4.50 getting from Charing Cross to Embankment on the Tube (when they're right next to each other on the street), it usually pays to use your feet. You get much better views too.
Marvel at London at its most imposing by walking from Trafalgar Square and National Gallery, down Whitehall and on to the Houses of Parliament and Westminster. Or experience the city's fun side by exploring the streets of Theater Land around Covent Garden, before wandering over one of the Thames's bridges to the always-bustling South Bank.
From street performers to hidden parks, there's a lot more to happen-upon when you're traveling above ground.
2. Use an Oyster card.
It's an unrealistic hope to completely avoid public transport in London so make sure that when you use it, you're using it in the smartest possible way. Get an Oyster card: it slashes your journey costs. (For example, it would reduce the cost of that unnecessary Tube trip from Charing Cross to Embankment to £2.10.)
Additionally, opt to take the most picturesque bus routes rather than paying for sightseeing tours (we recommend the RV1).
And if aquatic is your favorite style of transport, I would recommend the Thames Clipper, which goes from Waterloo to the Dome in North Greenwich, as a great cheapo alternative to a river cruise, costing only £3.90 with your Oyster.
3. Visit free sights and museums.
National Museums are all free and definitely worth factoring into any itinerary. The British Museum, Tate Modern and the National Gallery are the more obvious choices for first time visitors, but it's also worth saying hello to the dinosaur skeleton hung in the imposing Gothic building of the Natural History Museum, spending an afternoon in Greenwich – a world heritage site – at the National Maritime Museum or learning more about your host city at the Museum of London.
Cheapo tip: If you arrived by Eurostar, it's worth keeping hold of your ticket: they allow two for one entry into many of the major temporary charging exhibitions.
4. Find special offers in advance.
While the paying attractions will undoubtedly make a dent on your wallet, it's always worth checking out deals before you turn up. It's cheaper to go on the London Eye if you book in advance, for example. The same applies to bus and train fares.
And while you're on the National Rail website, make sure to stop off to look at their two-for-one entry deals to places like Tower of London, the Zoo and Madame Tussauds.
5. Grab a free Time Out.
If the last two tips have both failed you, make sure you pick up a copy of Time Out Magazine for their money saving tips and vouchers. The city's best listing guide is now given away each week for free. Get the new edition each Tuesday for the latest of what's going on and their authoritative reviews, as well as cost-cutting advice.
6. Vouchers can make meals much cheaper.
Vouchers are your secret weapon when it comes to eating in London without breaking the bank. UK website Money Saving Expert keeps an up-to-date listing of which restaurant chains are currently running 2 for 1 or money off promotions.
We recommend Pizza Express as a safe bet: it's got branches throughout the capital, reliable service and food and is part of London's history: it opened its first branch in Soho's Wardour Street in 1965. Celebrate your savings with an extra helping of their dough balls.
7. Join a free walking tour.
Take a walking tour to familiarize yourself with the city. While there's plenty of paying options available, there are some fantastic free walks on offer too. Sandeman's has a free Central London Royal London tour that will guide you through the city from Anglo-Saxon times.
For contrast, Alternative London runs a pay-what-you-like tour of East London, with an emphasis on its street art and creative scene. Both are great ways to get a flavor of the city and to work out what bits you'd like to spend more time exploring yourself.
8. Avoid peak travel times.
If you have some flexibility with your timings, avoiding peak times for travel in the UK will help with both costs and crowds. These times are mainly Easter, Christmas and the school summer vacation, when you'll be competing with British families to make the most of London. An enjoyable time to visit would be September and early October, once the schools have gone back and there's usually some late summer sunshine hanging around.
Between Christmas and New Year can also be a good period for exploring the city: the streets are still looking pretty in their festive decorations but are free of stressed commuters. Just be prepared for bad weather and be willing to spend some of your day hauled up in a cozy pub.
9. Use bathrooms when they're free.
Public conveniences in London tend to be rather inconvenient. There's not many bathrooms left for public use and those that remain are often paying. With entrance fee of up to 50 pence per visit, you can spend a lot more than pennies during a day's sightseeing. Instead, make the most of the bathrooms inside tourist attractions, and in restaurants, bars and pubs.
For when you're out and about, it's worth taking note of this excellent toilet map, a mobile-friendly guide to all of London's public facilities. You'll never need to be caught short – or short of cash – again.
10. Enjoy free views of the city.
With a trip on the London Eye costing from £17 upwards (even after your early booking discount), going up the Shard priced at £24.95, and an ascent of the London Orbit in the Olympic Park billed at £15, getting a good view of London can be a costly business. But some of the best views in London are free and a great way for a first time visitor to get their heads around the city.
Head up northwards to Alexandra Palace to see a majestic sweep across all of London, or to Parliament Hill where residents gather with picnics in the summer and celebrate each new year with sparklers. In central London, Monument – 202 feet tall and built to commemorate the Great Fire of London in the seventeenth century – costs only £3 to climb. You'll even get a souvenir certificate thrown into the price.
Got your own Cheapo tips? Share them in the comment section below. We're always looking for ways to save in London! And of course, if you're looking to save on your accommodation, swing by our guide to budget hotels in London.
Leave a Reply
3 thoughts on "10 money saving tips for first-time visitors to London"
Thank you Frances. I hope you will let your readership know about one more pay-what-you-like tour option in London. Free Tours by Foot offers a 6 hour All-in-One tour of Westminster and the City of London, a one stop tour that covers most of London's legendary sites – http://www.freetoursbyfoot.com/london-tours/walking-tours/london-in-one-day-tour/
↓ -
Excellent article for saving money touring an expensive city. Only comment we can add is that if you have leftover credit on your Oyster Card at the end of your stay, you can only get a refund at certain outlets so plan where you can do that ahead of time.
Most popular posts
- Rome Shopping: 5 spots to find Roman fashion for every budget
- Using an American iPhone in Europe… without going broke
- Amsterdam: How to avoid the epic Anne Frank House line
- iPhone in Europe: How to set up your phone to avoid a billing "surprise"
- 7 overlooked and under-visited European destinations that offer extraordinary value
- Madrid: 5 ways to dress like a local
- iPhone in Europe: Information for AT&T customers
- 10-day Itinerary in Spain: Touring Barcelona, Seville & Madrid, with budget tips
- A guide to supermarkets in Paris
- Planning a trip to Europe? Avoid these 10 costly mistakes


text:
Vietnamese-Style Summer Rolls with Peanut Sauce
Aug 29, 2007 by Regan B in Recipes
Easy Greek Salad
Jun 15, 2011 by Amy Wisniewski in Recipes
Paleo diet - any experience?
Apr 18, 2012 by Bean Counter in Special Diets
Your favorite food movie..
May 21, 2012 by mizzdee in Not About Food
Baked Kale Chips
May 10, 2011 by christinegallary in Recipes
Why is the Olive Garden so reviled?
May 13, 2012 by Exy00 in Chains
Homemade Tofurkey with Brown Rice Stuffing
Nov 02, 2010 by christinegallary in Recipes
Are You Snacking on Anything Right Now?
May 14, 2012 by mamachef in General Topics
Can you describe your cooking style in three words?
Jun 18, 2012 by ipsedixit in Not About Food
Just moved to Mountain View from New York. Help an east coast hound find his new favorite haunts!
May 09, 2012 by mkandl in San Francisco Bay Area
How Do You Get Chile Burn Off Your Hands?
Apr 27, 2012 by CHOW Staff in Features
Easy fish to catch and eat in Bay Area for a newbie fisher?
May 03, 2012 by bythebay in San Francisco Bay Area
Whole preserved black truffles
Jun 19, 2007 by Robert Lauriston in San Francisco Bay Area
Trader Joe's Yea/Nay Thread - 2nd quarter 2012 [OLD]
Apr 01, 2012 by greygarious in Chains
In N Out Burger question for a newbie
May 13, 2012 by steakman55 in Chains
Fresh acai berries and black currants?
Jun 19, 2012 by Llamalicious in San Francisco Bay Area
Smoker. Is it worth it?
Mar 25, 2012 by hungryandcurious in Cookware
What did you or your Mom make when you were sick?
Jan 30, 2012 by Munkipawse in General Topics
Will Mayonnaise Give Me Food Poisoning?
May 01, 2008 by CHOW Staff in Features
Are Magnum Ice Cream Bars All That Great?
Apr 05, 2012 by CHOW Staff in Features
Michael Mina San Francisco
May 01, 2012 by foodude in San Francisco Bay Area
Best burrito in the Mission?
Apr 30, 2012 by Llamalicious in San Francisco Bay Area
Best Clam chowder and Best Cioppino
Apr 23, 2012 by MariaLND in San Francisco Bay Area
Where to buy frozen crawfish / crayfish?
Mar 04, 2012 by goodeatsgal in San Francisco Bay Area
Mr. Pickles Sandwich Shop...
Mar 20, 2012 by Llamalicious in California
Real Name:
San Mateo
Best meal I ever ate:
For the moment its cold smoked venison with frisee and citrus dressing..
My current drink of choice:
Basil mojito's
I really wish I could:
Travel more and taste every cultures cuisine's
My "Go-to" dinner party dish:
Right now it's grilled steak kebabs with a rosemary skewer
My favorite comfort food:
Macaroni and cheese with bacon and goldfish crumb topping.
My most tattered cookbooks:
A Boston cooking school book from 1957


text:
By clicking the "Submit" button, you agree to Avvo's Terms of Use. Please see our Community Guidelines and Privacy Policy for information on posting to Avvo and how we collect, use, and share information you provide to us.
6136 Frisco Square Blvd Ste 400Frisco, TX 75034
Licensed for 34 years
Go back to Cleve's profile.


text:
PSU bank staff to go on two-day strike from Feb 20
Feb 17 2013 , New Delhi
The nation-wide strike call has been given by United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) consisting of nine national level unions including AIBEA, NCBE, BEFI, INBEF, NOBW and AIBOC in support of their demand.
Apprehending disruption in their normal banking operation, many banks have already informed their customers about the proposed strike.
"A section of the bank's employees may participate in the proposed strike on the said date, if the strike materialises. In view of the above, it is likely Delhi State Bank Employees Federation, in a statement said, clearing function of RBI will be affected and other banking operations.
Meanwhile, sources said, banks would be taking steps to ensure that public do not face problem at least on the cash front during the strike period.
Banks would be feeding additional cash in ATMs to take care of cash needs of their customers.
Bank unions are pressing for early wage revision of employees, which is due from November 2012, National Organisation of Bank Workers' (NOBW) said.
Also bank unions are opposing banking sector reforms and any plan for merger of banks.
There are 26 public sector banks with employees strength of around 10 lakh.
In December 2012 also four bank unions went on strike in opposition to amendments carried out in Banking Regulation Act and Banking Companies Act, enabling foreign equity in public sector banks.
The bank strike is part of general strike call given by all 11 central trade unions including Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC), All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC), Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) and All India United Trade Union Centre (AIUTUC) have already threatened to go on strike.


text:
"We have to create a more interdisciplinary approach to increasing awareness and intention," Dr. Bhatt said. "When moms declare their intention to breastfeed, there really shouldn't be a reason why they don't have skin-to-skin contact with her new infant in the delivery room."
Contact: Debbie Jacobson email@example.com 847-434-7084 American Academy of Pediatrics Source:Eurekalert |


text:
In this issue...
Our spring issue of A Place in the Sun magazine is now available on the newsstands, and available via the app store, Google Play and Amazon for only £7.99 annually.
We have a range of features in this issue; Laura Hamilton discusses why she would invest in Murcia, we give you a simple guide to Florida's condos, examine recent pension reforms and the freedom this gives you and look at the best properties west of Marbella. Plus of course there are a lot of lovely properties to suit all budgets!
Never miss an issue!
Annual print subscription
To subscribe to the print edition of the magazine for only £12 click here and complete the form.
The A Place in the Sun magazine is also available in digital.
To subscribe to the digital edition of the magazine for only £7.99 download the app for free in the App Store, Google Play or Amazon.


text:
Hi all,
Can someone help in devicing an efficient method for building a tree for representing a list as list represented using trees take less time to traverse and delete...
Thanks in advance
Printable View
Hi all,
Can someone help in devicing an efficient method for building a tree for representing a list as list represented using trees take less time to traverse and delete...
Thanks in advance
All else depends on traversal type:Code:
struct tree_node {
char data[80];
struct tree_node *parent;
struct tree_node *left_child;
struct tree_node *right_child;
- inorder
- preorder
- postorder
- level-order
I hope it's bug-free... and correct.
Code:#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
struct tree_node {
int data;
struct tree_node *parent;
struct tree_node *left_child;
struct tree_node *right_child;
int tree_push(struct tree_node *, int);
int inorder_traversal(struct tree_node *);
int main() {
struct tree_node root;
int i, val;
root.data = 128;
root.parent = NULL;
root.left_child = NULL;
root.right_child = NULL;
srand(RAND_MAX - 1);
for (i=0; i<20; i++) {
val = (rand() % 256) + 1;
tree_push(&root, val);
return 0;
int tree_push(struct tree_node *parent, int value) {
if (value < (*parent).data) {
if ((*parent).left_child != NULL) {
tree_push((*parent).left_child, value);
} else {
(*parent).left_child = malloc(sizeof(struct tree_node));
(*((*parent).left_child)).data = value;
(*((*parent).left_child)).parent = parent;
(*((*parent).left_child)).left_child = NULL;
(*((*parent).left_child)).right_child = NULL;
} else {
if ((*parent).right_child != NULL) {
tree_push((*parent).right_child, value);
} else {
(*parent).right_child = malloc(sizeof(struct tree_node));
(*((*parent).right_child)).data = value;
(*((*parent).right_child)).parent = parent;
(*((*parent).right_child)).left_child = NULL;
(*((*parent).right_child)).right_child = NULL;
return 0;
int inorder_traversal(struct tree_node *parent) {
if (parent == NULL) {
return 0;
} else {
printf(" %d",(*parent).data);
return 0;
The above code is just to create a binary tree... I want to create a tree in which external nodes represents linked list nodes and internal nodes contain the count of linked list nodes to their left side....
This is something like creating a tree for huffman codes but in this case an almost balanced binary tree can be created....
If you sort your input, you have a linked list.
Stop providing code without having the OP make any effort in solving his own problem.
A graphic representation would really help...
Seriously there are pictures, diagrams, videos, applets and tutorials galore, on the net about AVL trees... Let me google that for you
A few of the regular contributors here even have information about them on their sites.
I was talking to C_Enthusiast... :)
I am still here....
I cannot provide any pictures butt his idea of representing list using trees is given in book data structures using c and c++ by tenanbaum... page number 308 section 5.4
I am not getting that why they want to so this after all creating a tree would have been better...
Thanks for your help till now
@C_Enthusiast: At least you can draw something...
Hi all,
Nothing better that this I can provide... This shows a linked list and the corresponding tree representation in which the internal nodes contain the number of linked list nodes present to its left and the external nodes represent the nodes of linked list..
Hope this will be helpful....
Thnaks in advance


text:
My blogs
Gender | Male |
Industry | Arts |
Occupation | design, illustration |
Location | Brooklyn, New York, United States |
Introduction | an artist, illustrator, designer, and many others. |
Interests | everything and nothing |
Favorite Movies | The Children of Men, Pan's Labyrinth, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Kurosawa, Miyazaki, Bicentennial Man, Forrest Gump, Samurai Fiction, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, No Such Thing, Twilight Samurai, Stephen King, No Such Thing, Sideways, Life, Aquatic, Garden State, Schultze Gets the Blues, and many more |
Favorite Music | Renaissance, New Trolls, Budgie, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Handrix, Yasushi Ishii, Katie Melua, Stephen Trask, Prince, Nakashima Mika, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Laurie Anderson, Mr. Loco, and many others. |
Favorite Books | Gould's Book of Fish, Stephen King, The Hobbit, Arthur C. Clarke, Glass Castle, The Lost Child |
What reason do you have to believe the earth is flat?
everyone's telling me otherwise.


text:
For Tour Info and Reservations Call
The Electric Tour Company is a proud member of the following organizations:
The Original San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf & Waterfront Guided Segway Tour -Rated in the Top Three Tours of San Francisco on TripAdvisor.
A city as unique as San Francisco demands a one-of-a-kind way to tour it. And a fun Segway day or night tour is the answer!
You will experience the Segway i2 with Lean Steer Technology on all of our San Francisco Tours. Each guest is issued a compact radio receiver so they don't miss a detail of what the guide is saying about each site we pass.
Tour on the i2 Segway while enjoying tour narration through a personal radio system!
Fisherman's Wharf and Waterfront Segway Tour Sights and Stops
Your narrated "Wharf and Waterfront Tour Route" will feature spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay while you visit:
Tour and Training Overview:
After a 45-50 minute fun training on how to safely operate the Segway, you'll explore the San Francisco waterfront with a fully narrated tour. Tours are limited to ten riders per guide and ages 12 and up over 100 lbs (45 kilos) are welcome
Tour Cost:
Tours are $ 70.00 per person. Advance reservations are required.
April through October daily 9:00 am, 12:30 pm and 4:00 pm.
November through March 10:00 am and 1:30 pm daily.
All tours start on time, so please arrive 15 minutes early to check in. Extra departure times are added on busy days.
Training takes 45 -50 minutes, Tours are 2.5 hours including the training time. During the busy Summer season training time may be slightly longer.
Departure Location
Tours depart from the rear parking lot at 757 Beach Street near the corner of Hyde Street. Located across Beach Street from the Hyde Street Cable Car turn around in Fisherman's Wharf.
Our training area is behind a building and is not visible until you are standing at the end of the driveway. There is a Wells Fargo ATM (red Sign) at the driveway entrance.
Click on the thumbnail below for a map of our location:
Google map for driving directions
Read Guest Reviews of our Wharf & Waterfront Segway Tour
Average rating:(based on 3178 reviews)
Click here for guest reviews and comments
$70.00 Per Person
Advance Reservations Encouraged
Call 415-474-3130
Segways are easy to learn and fun to ride. An eco-friendly alternative to bus, trolley and van tours.
Historic structures from the Pan Pacific Expo.
The tour route follows the waterfront. Enjoy great views of San Francisco Bay and the city skyline including Coit Tower.
Guest enjoying the glide on the Maritime Pier with Alcatraz in the background. A great place to try out your Segway moves.
The WWII Submarine USS Pampanito and Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien are some of the sights on the waterfront Segway tour.
San Francisco Night Segway Tour: Chinatown, Little Italy, Embarcadero Waterfront and Fisherman's Wharf
Visit three neighborhoods on this new San Francisco Night Segway Tour. Segway tours are the most sensational way to see the city by the bay. This evening exploration will take you to the best views and hidden locations.! You will love gliding through the city on a Segway.
NEW ROUTE: San Francisco Night Segway Tour Sights and Stops
You will enjoy this fully narrated Little Italy, Chinatown, Embarcadero Waterfront and Fisherman's Wharf Segway Tour Route:
Tour & Training Overview
After a 45 -50 minute training on how to safely operate the Segway, you'll explore the San Francisco waterfront with a fully narrated tour. Tours are limited to ten riders and ages 12 and up over 100 lbs (45 kilos) are welcome. We will run this tour on non-scheduled nights for groups of 6 or more. Please call.
Night tours are run with headlights and red flasher lights just like a you would use on a bike.
Night Tour is $ 70.00 per person. Advance reservations are required.
April until October 7:30 pm nightly.
November until March 5:00 pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights.
All tours start on time, so please arrive 15 minutes early.
Training takes 45-50 minutes, Night tours are 2.5 hours including training time.
Night Tours depart from the rear parking lot at 757 Beach Street near the corner of Hyde Street. Located across Beach Street from the Hyde Street Cable Car turn around in Fisherman's Wharf.
Read Guest Reviews of our Night Segway Tour
Average rating:(based on 264 reviews)
Advanced Reservations Encouraged
The night tour visits Fish Alley where you will see behind the scenes of the fishing industry and view historic Monterey fishing boats from the 1940s.
The skyline views includes Ghirardelli Square - Home of the famous chocolate and The Transamerica Pyramid at the foot of Columbus Ave.
Explore San Francisco at Night with this fun Segway adventure though Chinatown, North Beach , Embarcadero Waterfront and the Wharf
The Golden Gate Bridge is lighted at night and can be viewed from Maritime Park.
The Segway easily climbs a few of the smaller hills as you enjoy this Segway Night tour adventure
Enjoy a Waterfront Segway Tour at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.
Our routes in San Francisco are mainly on designated bike lanes. These bike lanes are adjacent to city streets. In some places the bike lane is the full width of the city street. We are in a busy big city and will be in some high traffic areas. San Francisco has more bike lanes per square mile than any other US City. Unlike Segway tours in other US cities we cannot operate the tours on the sidewalk. Each Segway has a radio so the guide can advise you to upcoming changes in the route. Similar to a bike ride you will have to be aware of your surroundings and traffic.
Additional Information & Terms:
Liability Agreement : All customers will be required to review and sign our tour agreement and liability waiver before starting their tour. The San Francisco Electric Tour Company assumes no responsibility for delays caused by accidents, breakdown, bad conditions of the road and other conditions beyond control, in addition to insufficient numbers of guests. Not responsible for loss or damage to property.
Hotel pick up: We do not offer Hotel Pick up service for our tours.
Changes to a Reservation and Cancellation and No Show Policy: Reservations require a full advance payment via Credit Card. We will send an e-mail confirmation voucher for the date and time of your tour. The voucher includes driving directions public transit information and parking locations. You have the option of printing your voucher using the mobile version on your smart phone. Payment is fully refundable if the reservation is canceled 3 days -72 hours or more prior to the scheduled tour.
We have a limited amount of Segways. No Shows are charged in full. The deposit WILL NOT be refunded for any reason within 72 hours of your scheduled tour.
IMPORTANT Check your final confirmation for correct date and time. It is your responsibility to be at the designated tour location on the correct date. No refund for no-shows
All of our Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ are here.
The Electric Tour Company is a private company and is in no way connected with Segway, LLC Segway is a registered trademark of Segway LLC in the United States and other countries.


text:
Lyrics, Chords,Tabs Rated Lyrics, Chords,Tabs Plain Popular Lyrics Chords Tab Power Point Lyrics Praise & Worship Music Christian Music Videos Higher Praise Tube Videos Midi Files Worship Questions Christmas Chords, Lyrics Submit Lyrics, Tabs, Serm 10.000 Illustrations Bible College Course Clipart & Web Graphics Greatest Preachers Complete Talking Bible Christian Chat Rooms Links Church Resource HP Statement Of Faith 9344 Sermon Outlines N.T. Sermon Outlines O.T. Sermon Outlines Special Guest Outlines 10.000 Illustrations Sunday School Studies Bible College Studies Greatest Preachers Bible Research Tools 2895 Audio Sermons 85 Sermon Videos 291 Special Guests Serm Complete Audio Bible Children's NT Studies Children's OT Studies 98 Children's Midis Gospel For Kids Movie Children's JESUS Film
I took a walk down to the river A broken heart in my hands Before the Taker and the Giver To make my final stand I waded out into the water And I sank just like a stone But I was lifted by the Angel To never be alone And I never knew I could lay my burdens down And I never knew Redemption could be found But I know now I saw Your mercy in the morning In the color of the sky I let the Spirit wash me over And the sun began to rise I took a walk down to the river And I laid my burdens down Before the Taker and the Giver And I am finally found
Higher Praise Higher Praise Christian Center higherpraise.com higherpraise.org Higherpraise.net
Copyright 1999, Higher Praise HigherPraise,Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Use


text:
Advertise On UGHH |
Various Artists: Hip Hop Essentials (1979 - 1991) Vol. 02CD
Price: $14.99
Add to cart Usually ships within 3 business days.
| |||||||
| |||||||
Product Details
Producers: Rick Rubin; Hank Shocklee; Carl Ryder; Eric Sadler; Hurby Luvbug; Marly Marl; LL Cool J; Prince Paul; De La Soul; Matt Dike |
Reviews and Comments


text:
Drinky Drink is part one of the Sin and Redemption 16mm Mini-Film Series, curated by self-described A/V geek (apologies for the redundancy) Skip Elsheimer and held at Saint Arnold Brewing Company, for the total submersion experience.
But even if you long ago made your case for beer, don't miss part two of the series: Creepy Christian Cinema. Attendees can cast off Friday night's "Drink" corruption with the help of upbeat shorts like Youth Suicide Fantasy: Does Their Music Make Them Do It? and Stalked. Celebrate alcohol at St. Arnold's today at 7:30 p.m., 2522 Fairway Park Drive. Then renounce your rock 'n' roll ways at 8 p.m. on Saturday, February 18, at Aurora Picture Show, 800 Aurora.
Fri., Feb. 17, 7 p.m.; Sat., Feb. 18, 8 p.m.


text:
Oil, Gas and Consumable Fuels
Company Overview of Cumnock Coal Ltd.
BOARD MEMBERS AFFILIATED WITH Peter Roland Coates AO, BSc (Mining Engineering), FAICD, FAUSIMM*
Chairman, Member of Nomination Committee and Member of Environment, Health, Safety & Sustainability Committee | 27 27 |
*Data is at least as current as the most recent Definitive Proxy.
MOST CONNECTED PEOPLE TO Peter Roland Coates AO, BSc (Mining Engineering), FAICD, FAUSIMM
Name | Relationships |
Peter T. Grauer | 216 Relationships |
John J. Mack | 190 Relationships |
Leonhard H. Fischer | 92 Relationships |
Ivan Glasenberg | 57 Relationships |
Hock Goh | 51 Relationships |
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
Report Data Issue
To contact Cumnock Coal Ltd., please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Please enter your information in the following field(s):
Your requested update has been submitted
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Ethanol Up, Corn Crops Down, Prices Get Volatile Bad weather that is reducing crops yields, increasing global demand and a greater push for bio-fuels are all playing havoc with corn prices, which effect costs across the economy.
EPA to Raise Limit on Ethanol Concentration in Gasoline The government will raise the limit on ethanol concentration in gasoline for some cars. The Environmental Protection Agency will raise the limit to as much as 15%, from the current 10%, for vehicles made in 2007 or later, Bloomberg News said without naming its sources.


text:
Hotel Arcangelo
- Continental Breakfast
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Room service
- Free parking
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Arcangelo Rimini
Travel Blogs from Rimini
What a difference a day makes!
... do them justice.
Liam of course could not be left out, and even though it was sunny insisted on wearing the new scarf which Michael bought this morning. He enjoyed the views, but did try to take a short cut over the fence one time - the great escape it was not! After that embarrassing interlude, Michael banished him to the rucsac for a while.
We met for a refreshing glass after Joy's second ...
Surprise in a hilltop town
... which is really cheap considering what is in this place and plenty of lockers to leave stuff in. Joy, being aware of how hot she gets in most galleries while she is writing her notes, divested of her coat, hat, gloves and thick aran cardigan and placed them carefully in the locker with her DSLR camera just carrying in handbag and tablet. A nice set of stairs to the first floor greets one on entry - love galleries in Italy, they are designed to keep line fit! ...
Ups and Downs in Urbino
... what has become our favourite bar. Terrible really - we've only been here 36 hours and already have a favourite bar!
Then back to the hotel to freshen up for dinner. Michael actually fell asleep, but he is getting old you know! Anyway, we eventually wandered out again in search of dinner, something simple after last night's culinary extravagance, and chanced upon the Taverna degli Artisti. A great choice as luck would have it. A simple bar/restaurant ...
New Years Eve Italian Style
... that the restaurant was only 4 minutes walk from the hotel, even in the snow.
Anyway, we duly timed a snack at the right time so we would be hungry enough for dinner but not too hungry as to be past it. Very clever bodies :-)
At 9.15 we left our hotel wrapped up like Eskimos and slithered the short distance to the restaurant, taking extra care on the slope down to the building itself! The two rooms were already ...
Another Micro Country - San Marino
Our original intention was to follow the coast road around the lagoons but we quickly opted
for the motorway route which would get us to San Marino much quicker and give us far more time to enjoy it. The ride was hair raising though and I arrived one hundred and fifty miles later quite out of sorts. The high speed tail gating had tested my nerves. Our fist visit was to the coastal resort of Rimini. With nine miles ...


text:
Subject: | Re: Some European names |
Author: | Caprice (Authenticated as Caprice) |
Date: | October 5, 2005 at 2:35:49 PM |
Reply to: | Re: Some European names by Kaleko |
It was Mavian in the text, but this was a Polish man living in Lithuania. Maybe he had "Lithuanized" his name?I wish I were as crazy as people say I am
~ Loesje
Because this message is archived you cannot respond to it. |
Messages in this thread: |


text:
Dr. Michael S. Rumple, MD
Family Medicine
- 1331 Minnich Rd
New Haven, IN 46774 - 1 Location
- (260) 373-9600
Dr. Michael S. Rumple graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1996. He works in New Haven, IN and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Rumple is affiliated with Parkview Hospital Randaillia. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Family Medicine
Medical School: Indiana University School of Medicine; Graduated 1996
1331 Minnich Rd
New Haven, IN 46774
(260) 373-9600


text:
Date | Comment | Site |
Jan 15, 2012 | Wow what a star! That alone is worth 20 bucks hope they bring her back for another round. Nice wrk she is hot and worth every penny. Just gonna keep putin this one on repeat I hope you bring her back for another great show! |
18 U.S.C. 2257 Record-Keeping Requirements Compliance Statement All material shown on this website is consensual. No model was harmed during the filming of these movies. Copyright ©2015 Kink.com


text:
05:36 19-04-2015
| ||
MAIN Russian | About us On-line subscription | |
KazakhstanTajikistanUzbekistanKyrgyzstanTurkmenistanWorld | ||
Bishkek (AKIpress) - President of Kyrgyzstan Almazbek Atambayev signed a law on ratification of the financial agreement on the supporting project "Education Sector Reform" between Kyrgyzstan and the International Development Association signed on 9 October 2013 in Bishkek, the press service of the President reported on March 4...
You are trying to access paid-for content on our website. We charge 190 som for the access to this news article.
Using your personal account in AKIpress system please register or sign in to access this news article.
You may also pay for one-month access to the website content by ordering subscription here.


text:
All public logs
Combined display of all available logs of OWASP. You can narrow down the view by selecting a log type, the username (case-sensitive), or the affected page (also case-sensitive).
- 19:32, 7 April 2013 KateHartmann (Talk | contribs) automatically marked revision 149408 of page User:Mark Miller patrolled
- 19:32, 7 April 2013 User account Mark Miller (Talk | contribs) was created by KateHartmann (Talk | contribs)


text:
It's a great game graphics are very good would reccommend to a friend Great game overall
Wii - World War 2 Aces
Guns blazing, the Messerschmitt Bf-109 screams through the clouds toward you. Instinctively you barrel-roll out of the way, hot lead missing your Spitfire by millimeters. You bank right, flank him and open fire!
- Details
- Shipping & Returns
- Reviews
Take to the skies and experience the intense aerial combat of WWII Aces for the Wii system. Featuring intuitive flight controls, you will be painting kills on the nose of your plane in no time. Fly for the Royal Air Force, Soviet Air Force, or Luftwaffe through multiple campaigns with a huge roster of mission types based on real events. Tackle missions alone or with a friend in co-op play, or show your challengers who rules the skies in competitive split-screen multiplayer.Specs
Dimensions | 8 x 1 x 6 |
Materials | Plastic |
Customer Reviews
- Disclosures & Guidelines
- Filter By:
- Most Helpful
- Most Recent
Wii World War II Aces It's a great game graphics are very good would reccommend to a friend Great game overall
Read Moredaddohappy Mar 20, 2012 - Helpful 0
- Not Helpful 0
- Flag as Inappropriate
arrived fine and pl;ays fine it arrived about a week later and plays fine .
Read Moreflyhigh1 Feb 20, 2012 - Helpful 0
- Not Helpful 0
- Flag as Inappropriate
world war 2 aces PRETTY COOL GAME ESPECIALLY LIKE THE FACT THAT YOU CAN FLY DIFFERENT WWII FIGHTER PLANES AND BOMBERS,EASY CONTROLS CAN PERFORM SOME AMAZING AERIAL MOVES,ITS A Wii GAME FOR ALL AGES AND YOU CANT BEAT THE PRICE OR THE QUICK SHIPPING OVERSTOCK.COM HAS DONE NOTHING BUT IMPRESS ME WITH THEIR SERVICE AND QUICK SHIPPING AND EASY RETURN POLICY(ALTHOUGH I'VE YET TO NEED TO RETURN ANYTHING)
Read Morezthreec Apr 9, 2010 - Helpful 0
- Not Helpful 0
- Flag as Inappropriate
Wii - WWII Aces We got this for my father and he loves it!!! He is a WWII vet and thinks this is the greatest game yet for his Wii. My brother and my son love it too! Great game.
Read Moresillysat Mar 11, 2010 - Helpful 0
- Not Helpful 0
- Flag as Inappropriate
fun but hard The controls are great and the game is fun but many of the missions you are out numbered 20 to 1. Takes lots of time and practice to get thru the missions. I bought it for my grandad who is a former pilot (he cannot fly anymore because he had a stroke) and he loves it and plays it all day.
Read Morepegel Sep 10, 2010 - Helpful 1
- Not Helpful 0
- Flag as Inappropriate
Wii-WWII Aces Purchased for grandson's birthday. He loves the graphics and tremendously enjoy the game with its associated themes. He and a few of his friends have become addicted to the game and they have also taken among themselves to study aviation during WWII.
Read More7texas Apr 26, 2010 - Helpful 1
- Not Helpful 0
- Flag as Inappropriate
Questions & Answers
Shipping & Returns
This item will be delivered to you via USPS Trackable Media Mail or UPS Mail Innovations and will take from 2 days to 3 weeks from the time the item leaves our warehouse. *
Standard Return Policy:
Items must be returned in new or unused condition and contain all original materials included with the shipment. More Details
FINAL SALE EXCLUSION: Items marked as FINAL SALE are not returnable unless the problem you experience is the result of our error.
* For your protection, all orders are screened for security purposes. If your order is selected for review, our Loss Prevention Team may contact you by phone or email. There may be a two business day delay to process your order.
** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.


text:
The new version of the Advanced View Editor now available! This update brings new feature for Pro version: localization for views, folders and columns. Now you able to translate view or folder name, description and column's header without need to export management pack! Read more.
Other changes are listed below:
You can download new version here (both Free and Pro versions)
The SCSM Email Template Tester allows you to check the output HTML\Plain Text for any notification template in SCSM console without send any email.
The new version of the Advanced View Editor 2 v.2.0.1561.42 is availible to download.
This version bring to live new features for AVE 2 Pro:
You can download new version from official site or from TechNet Gallery. Update is simple as always: just import new MPB to your SCSM installation.
Hello and welcome to SCSMSolutions! Here you can find many extensions for Microsoft® System Center® Service Manager and learn how to use them in your environment. SCSMSoluitons offer you read-to-use tools and products what extend functionality of the Service Manager and allow you to save time and money!
You can find here the AVE 2 Pro, PowerShell Activity and many other extensions. Stay tuned!
Use MPBMaker to automate management pack development process. Include MPBMaker in Visual Studio build events or with other tools.
Read the documentation and find out how to use solutions to full power. Want to know how to add SLA status icon as view's column or add MPBMaker as Visual Studio build event step? Then start reading right now! |
Bring the new features to you views like Auto-Refresh and advanced columns. Create XML-like criteria easily with Code Snippets menu. View all your work items in on list with My Work Items View. And much more! |