text:
Varadhvara the Best Parsi Food
|Wheat flour
|750 Gram
|375 Gram
|Powdered sugar
|400 Gram
|500 Gram
|Baking powder
|1 1⁄4 Teaspoon
|50 Gram
|50 Gram
|Caraway seeds
|1 Teaspoon
|Mace powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Nutmeg powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Cardamom powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Vanilla essence
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
1. Place the flour, semolina, sugar, spices and melted ghee in a large thala. Mix well and then add the baking powder, whipped eggs and sufficient water to make a smooth pliable dough. The dough should not be limp or wet and should hold its shape. Taste for sweetness at this point. Add extra powdered sugar to dough if necessary.
2. Lightly fry the chopped nuts, charoli and add them along with the vanilla essence and carraway seeds to the dough. Knead the dough with the knuckles of both your hands, make a smooth ball of the dough and place it in a large vessel and cover it with a damp cloth for two hours. Place in a warm corner.
3. Divide the dough into three balls. Flatten them with your palms till you get cakes standing one inch high and round in shape and flat at the top and bottom. Do not use a rolling pin under any circumstances.
4. Heat ghee in a black iron kadhai or a flat, iron jelabi kadhai. Heat and slowly slide one cake in the hot oil. Keep stirring it lightly in the ghee. It should not stick to the bottom of the vessel. When the lower side is red or light brown turn it over and cook in the same way, shifting it from side to side.
5. Now poke a skewer in the centre of the cake so the ghee rushes within and cooks the centre completely. Use two flat spatulas with holes to lift the cake from the ghee. Allow to drain in a large sieve. Cool and use.


text:
Description: Complete Cuddle kit includes 7 pre cut 5" strips, pattern, backing, and binding. Approximate Size: 29" x 29" Backing fabric: Cuddle Dimple Dot Topaz
go to product
Explore Fabric.com
We're here to help
Discover Fabric.com
Sewing Center
Give the gift of creativity.
A Fabric.com gift certificate is the perfect gift! Gifts from $10 and up.
#MadeWithFabric #SewInLove

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Shopping Bag ( 0 items )
Electronic and Experimental Music: Technology, Music, and Culture provides a thorough treatment of the relevant history behind the marriage of technology and music that has led to the state of electronic music today. Beginning with an early history of electronic music before 1945, the book outlines key composers, inventions, and concepts, ranging from Edgard Varèse to Brian Eno; musique concrète to turntablism; and compositional techniques used in both analog and digital synthesis.
The third edition's reader-friendly writing style, logical organization, and features provide easy access to key ideas, milestones, and concepts.
Part 1. Early History—Predecessors and Pioneers (1874 to 1960) 1. Electronic Music Before 1945 2. Early Electronic Music in Europe 3. Early Electronic Music in the United States and Latin America 4. Early Electronic Music in Japan, Southeast Asia, and China Part 2. Analog Synthesis and Instruments 5. Tape Composition and Fundamental Concepts of Electronic Music 6. Early Synthesizers and Experimenters 7. Principles of Analog Synthesis and Voltage Control 8. The Voltage-Controlled Synthesizer Part 3. Digital Synthesis and Computer Music 9. Early Computer Music (1953-95) 10. The Microprocessor Revolution (1975–2011) 11. The Principles of Computer Music Part 4. The Music 12. Classical and Experimental Music 13. Jazz, Live Electronic Music, and Ambient Music 14. Rock, Space Age Pop, and Turntablism


text:
Pune: After Kondhwa residents, it was Koregaon Park residents' turn to face the power cuts as two days back, electricity went off for more than 10 hours and as per the residents, the officials of the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Corporation Limited (MSEDCL) could not trace the fault for long time.
According to the MSEDCL, as the digging of some roads in Koregaon Park was underway by the PMC, a high tension wire carrying power supply got damaged which resulted into power cuts.
Yogesh Pingale, a resident, said that on Monday, the power supply suddenly went off in the morning. After repeated attempts, somehow they managed to approach the MSEDCL officials. But it too long for them to rectify the error.
With the temperature already soaring, residents had a tough time without power. Also, students were affected by the sudden power cuts as it is exam time. An MSEDCL official said that PMC was undertaking some construction work of the roads and while digging the road, a high tension wire got damaged and power supply got disconnected.


text:
Looks like model and hipster princess Irina Lazareanu didn't do her stations of the cross before stepping out onto the catwalk in vertiginous orange heels. At the Peter Som show yesterday, the models went librarian-chic for a front row populated with Vogue's Anna Wintour, Elle's Roberta Myers, and a slew of socials.
As Lazareanu hit the photographer's pit, she tripped then opted to take her shoes off and finish the the catwalk barefoot rather than risk a broken neck. (At her level, she's no longer required to suffer for fashion, apparently.)
Perhaps her mind wasn't singularly focused on, you know, walking. The former Babyshambles drummer and pre-Kate Pete Doherty muse is set to record a remake of Bob Dylan's "Girl of the North Country" in April with Doherty and Sean Lennon.
• 'Cat People' Punk Fashion Week
• Models Do the Darndest Things
• Fashion Week Photo Gallery


text:
Which Americans are looking like they will do well in England right now? Herbert got Silver at Worlds, but I am not even sure that he will make the Olympic team after watching him wrestle Pendleton.
Which Americans are looking like they will do well in England right now? Herbert got Silver at Worlds, but I am not even sure that he will make the Olympic team after watching him wrestle Pendleton.
"Wanting to win, that is common to all. But working to win, the drive to go the extra mile, to push yourself while no one's looking..that is the mark of a true champion."
England is still kind of far out to project. If you ask this question after the Open here in a couple of weeks it'll probably be a little easier to answer.
you know ppl love herbert and all but i honestly think he was a FLUKE, i dont think he will medal at worlds ever again and or if he will even make the world team. Urishev dusted him off his boots twice in NY
Whoever comes out for us at Heavy, Mocco or Dlagnev(maybe Rowlands) will be formiddable.
To avoid criticism say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.
I don't follow freestyle as much as a lot of people on here, but I'm pumped for the depth that is building up in the freestyle weights overall.
55kg: Pretty weak. I'm excited to see if/how much Stieber progresses, though.
60kg: Cejudo, Bunch, Zadick, Humphrey, Coleman Scott, and more
66kg: Frayer, Caldwell, Metcalf, Jaggers
74kg: Askren, Schlatter (if healthy?), Paulsen, Poeta
84kg: Herbert, Pendleton, Gavin
96kg: Varner, Bergman, Hrovat
120kg: Dlagnev, Mocco, Rowlands, Sigman, Dom Bradley
Looks like a bunch that can bring home some medals in a few years!
yea i see dom bradley exploding onto the seen aswell and herbert improving and oly becoming better
I think Metcalf has the drive and talent to do well, he'll just need to do some adjusting (ie stop shooting cross-body).
I think another thing that will be big for Metcalf to work on is leg defense when guys penetrate in on him.
He's great at scrambling away from these shots in folk, but those scrambles that he gets in won't work in freestyle since most of them involve him hitting grambies to get away.
Best American prospect is whoever we put out at Heavy.
Ours heavies always are competitive in the world, Taymozov (sp?) and Makhov, would be favorites, but they should be favorites or at least even with the rest of the field.
Cejudo is obviously a great prospect, but I don't think he has wrestled at all at 60kg, so it is too early to call.
Varner, to me, looks legit. If he keeps wreslting, I think he can be a medal contender for years.
I think Askern will always be limited becasue of his style. Against the best guys his funk will work against him. Also as long as he is only a part time wrestler, he won't make it to the top level.
Metcalf has a way to go to be a real contender internationally, but if he continues to have the same drive he could get there.
Caldwell is also a wild card. I would love to see him continue to improve, but I don't think he has any international results to judge him against.
All of the other guys I see in the top ten, but not real threats. Anyone who makes the US team is among the tops in the world, so if they have a great tournament pull so big upsets, they will come home with a medal especially with the new rules.


text:
Top Church Dignitaries Step Down in Wake of Financial Scandal
Two leading dignitaries of the Roman Catholic Church in Slovenia have resigned in the wake of the collapse of a Church-operated financial holding, in what is the latest fallout of the scandal that has been rocking the Church for months.
.The resignation of the archbishops of Ljubljana and Maribor, Anton Stres and Marjan Turnšek, has been accepted by Pope Francis, Apostolic Nuncio Juliusz Janusz announced on Wednesday.
Janusz cited the difficult financial situation at the Maribor Archdiocese as the reason for the archbishops' decision, suggesting that the move had been prompted by the pope, as reported earlier by the daily Dnevnik.
Andrej Glavan, the bishop of Novo mesto, and Stanislav Lipovšek, the bishop of Celje, have been appointed administrators until full-time archbishops are appointed by the pope.
Addressing the press on Wednesday, Stres and Turnšek accepted their part of responsibility and apologised for the financial collapse of the Maribor Archdiocese and its financial firms Gospodarstvo rast and Zvon I and II.
However, both denied speculation that they were the main culprits for the fall of the archdiocese-owned financial empire. "It is not the diocese which brought down Zvon I and II, but it was the two Zvons which brought down the archdiocese," Stres told the press.
"I was not involved in the management of Zvons nor was it my responsibility. Yet the crisis of the Maribor Archdiocese has been weighing heavily on me from the start," he said.
He added that he accepted that "a share of responsibility was on me", given his previous role in the Maribor archdiocese, even though he denied that the collapse was a consequence of the decisions taken by the Diocesan Economic Council, which he had chaired in this time.
Before taking over as archbishop of Ljubljana in January 2010, Stres, served as coadjutor archbishop in Maribor from January 2009, while he was appointed auxiliary bishop of Maribor as early as 2000.
Similarly, Turnšek, who received the pope's call to resign from his service on 30 April, said that he followed the call in his belief "that this gesture can contribute to the renewal of the Slovenian Church and give its representatives more strength in promoting new evangelisation".
Januzs underscored that he appreciated the attitude of both archbishops, who "demonstrated great attachment to the Church, obedience and humility" in accepting the pope's call for resignation.
He also asked the public to accept the move "as a sign of our obedience to the pope and unity with the pope, so there will be no disruption in our relations with the Holy See because of this.
The Holy See Press Office said in a press release that both archbishops resigned in accordance with the second paragraph of Canon 401 of the Code of Canon Law which deals with bishops who have become unable to perform their office.
Stres and Turnšek are the latest Slovenian church dignitaries who have had to retire in the wake of the scandal that broke out in January 2011, when the financial firms Zvon Ena Holding and Zvon Dva Holding, in majority ownership of the Maribor Archdiocese, had already declared insolvency.
Mirko Krašovec, who resigned as chief of financial operations at the Maribor Archdiocese soon after the scandal erupted, was forced to move abroad in April this year. Similarly, the retirement of Archbishop of Maribor Franc Kramberger in February 2011 was widely interpreted as a repercussion of the scandal.
The action taken against the top two officials of the Roman Catholic Church in Slovenia has been deemed as too severe by two Slovenian Canon Law experts. Both Karel Bončina and Ivan Štuhec believe that the real culprits for the scandal remain safely hidden in the background.
Moreover, Bolčina suggested that the resignations by Stres and Turnšek were more for show. "Many people, not as much within the Church, but outside it, wanted some heads to fall. And heads did fall," Bolčina told the STA.
Italian weekly L' Espresso first broke the news in January 2011 that the Maribor Archdiocese had run up EUR 800m in debts, while the Holy See had allegedly known about the gaping financial hole at the diocese's companies since as early as late 2007.
The diocese managed its financial operations through Gospodarstvo rast, which in turn controlled the holdings Zvon I and Zvon II. All three firms are in receivership, owing some EUR 1.7bn to creditors.
The biggest creditor is Slovenia's largest bank NLB, which is struggling with bad loans. The implications of the collapse of Gospodarstvo rast and its subsidiaries has also impacted on businesses owned by them. The first to enter court-mandated debt restructuring in the process of which it changed hands was the telecommunication company T-2.
In addition, around 65,000 small shareholders stand to lose much of their investments in the Zvon holdings as a result of the developments.
The Vatican has set up to commissions to investigate the scandal, but little is known about the findings. However, the former chief of financial operations at the Maribor Archdiocese Krašovec broke silence last year and pointed his finger at Stres and Turnšek as the ones responsible for risky financial transactions that went against canon law.
Stres, who is widely regarded a strong advocate of religious freedoms and preservation of the traditional family, announced for Radio Ognjišče that he would now return to taking up philosophy, which he labelled his "first love".
Turnšek on the other hand said he would withdraw from public life to practice spirituality in private for the next year. He told Radio Ognjišče that he intended to pursue theology in the future.
Religion has been imposed on man for many centuries, purely as an attempt to control and manipulate.
The Catholic church is probably the best run Mafioso organisation going.
A token gesture, by the Mafia Boss, to fire a couple of bad boys that got found out...
So it seems, according to Gilmartin, that the biggest cause of love-shyness is school bullying.
Gilmartin, Brian G. (1987). "Peer Group Antecedents of Severe Love-shyness in Males". Journal of Personality 55 (3): 467–489.
Yes in ex-Yugoslvia, and of groups of ex- Yugoslavia.
Srbs have their Srb Ortodox church.
Bosnians had their own Bosnian church in History, and than converted to Islam.
Croats have Romo catholic Church,
And Slovenes have their Protestnats and their Protestnat tradition.


text:
2015 BMW 650 Gran CoupeChange Make/Model
- $89,600 to $92,600
- 17 City - 25 Hwy
Be the first to rate this vehicle
Popular Tools
2015 BMW 650 Gran Coupe Summary
The 2015 BMW 650 Gran Coupe is a 4-door, 5-seat Sedan, available in 2 trims, ranging from the RWD to the AWD. Upon introduction, the $89,600 RWD is equipped with a standard 4.4L, 8-cylinder, engine that achieves 17-mpg in the city and 25-mpg on the highway. an Automatic transmission is standard. The $92,600 AWD is equipped with a standard 4.4L, 8-cylinder, engine that achieves 16-mpg in the city and 24-mpg on the highway. an Automatic transmission is standard.
People who viewed the BMW 650 Gran Coupe also viewed:
Calculate Payments
Your monthly car payment is:
|Term (mo)
*Disclaimer: This calculation is based on the information you entered and is for illustrative purposes only. This calculation reflects amounts in U.S. Dollars rounded to the nearest whole dollar. Estimated monthly payments DO NOT include license, doc, emissions, or other possible fees.
All loan figures are based upon non-commercial usage and are subject to credit approval from an independent lending source. Actual down payment and resulting monthly payments may vary depending upon type and use of vehicle, regional lender requirements, and the strength of your credit. Check with your dealer for exact monthly payment.


text:
An audit critical of state water supply projections received a second hearing Wednesday before a committee of Utah lawmakers, with some indicating there is need for statutory fixes to how the state logs water supply numbers and what needs may exist.
Arizona House Democrat to challenge McCain for Senate
Alan Fram, Associated Press | posted 34 minutes ago
Democratic Arizona Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick said Tuesday she will challenge Republican John McCain for his Senate seat next year, launching an uphill bid to unseat the five-term senator in the GOP-leaning state.
Launching campaign, Sanders appeals to party's Warren wing
Ken Thomas, Associated Press | posted May 25th - 10:41pm
For Democrats who had hoped to lure Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren into a presidential campaign, independent Sen. Bernie Sanders might be the next best thing.
Jeb Bush to get own home at family compound in Kennebunkport
The Associated Press | posted May 25th - 4:30pm
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is getting a house of his own at the family compound on the coast of Maine where generations of Bushes have spent summers.
Rep. Love co-sponsors education bill
Lisa Riley Roche | posted May 25th - 3:31pm
Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, is co-sponsoring the Student Right to Know Before You Go Act, the first bill she's getting behind in a big way since taking office.
It's time to vote on USA Freedom Act, Sen. Lee says
Dennis Romboy | posted May 25th - 10:28am
Sen. Mike Lee is pushing for legislation to end the National Security Agency's bulk collection of Americans' phone records before the Patriot Act expires a week from Sunday.
A Memorial Day test for Hillary Clinton
John King, CNN Chief National Correspondent | posted May 25th - 10:01am
Jitters about Jeb, some praise for Rick Perry, the meaning of Hillary Clinton's holiday weekend parade march and some coming Democratic competition filled our Sunday trip around the "Inside Politics" table. Plus, a take from conversations with a couple dozen younger voters that was both interesting and a bit depressing.
Perry seeks to win over Iowa with frequent visits
Catherine Lucey and Steve Peoples, Associated Press | posted May 25th - 2:21am
Rick Perry's early, hands-on approach in Iowa contrasts with the 2016 presidential prospect's failed bid four years ago, when he entered the race relatively late and stumbled in the debates.
Perry seeks to win over Iowa, a handshake at a time
Catherine Lucey and Steve Peoples, Associated Press | posted May 24th - 6:41pm
Rick Perry is working his way through small-town Iowa one handshake, bear hug and backslap at a time.
Ireland gives resounding 62.1 percent 'yes' to gay marriage
Shawn Pogatchnik, Associated Press | posted May 23rd - 8:51pm
Irish voters have resoundingly backed amending the constitution to legalize gay marriage, leaders on both sides of the Irish referendum declared Saturday after the world's first national vote on the issue.
Most Popular
1. BYU student turns app design into ...
2. A submarine found in the mountains? ...
3. Doctors warn about using wire-bristled ...
4. Shooter dead, pregnant woman injured ...
5. Parents of teen dead from overdose hope ...
6. Orem boy gets return letter from ...
7. Utah veteran calls PacSun T-shirt design ...
8. BYU students, grads vying to get ...
9. 3 in hospital following crash in Highland
10. 3 injured in gang-related fight
Site Index
KSL's Children's Television Programming Reports, as well as its FCC public inspection file, are available for viewing during regular office hours at the KSL Broadcast House or online.
The station representative who can assist a person with disabilities with issues related to the content of the public files is Mike Dowdle, available during regular office hours at firstname.lastname@example.com and (801) 575-5555.
The station representative who can assist a person with disabilities with issues related to the content of the public files is Mike Dowdle, available during regular office hours at firstname.lastname@example.com and (801) 575-5555.
© 2015 KSL.com | KSL Broadcasting Salt Lake City UT | Site hosted & managed by Deseret Digital Media - a Deseret Media Company v12


text: 1593 97th Avenue Crick Bottom Overlook, Hammond, WI 54015 Status: Off Market MLS#: 4158334 Contact Email this listing Share on Pinterest Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Calculate Mortgage Print Flyer Get Directions Request a Showing Off Market 1593 97th Avenue Hammond, WI 54015 is no longer on the market or has been removed from the MLS. Similar to 1593 97th Avenue : Ask an Agent About 1593 97th Avenue * Required fields Send Your Question × Monthly Payment Estimator Price: Down Payment: % Loan Amount: Loan Type: 30 Year Fixed 15 Year Fixed 5/1 ARM Interest Rate: % Est. Tax & Insurance: % ($/mo.) Est. Monthly Payment: $478 per month × Email a Listing 1593 97th Avenue, Hammond WI, 54015 From: Name: Email: To: Name: Email: Subject: Message: Take a look at this property I found on Krenz4Homes.com: http://www.krenz4homes.com/homes/1593-97th-Avenue/Hammond/WI/54015/22972327/ Send a copy of this message to me Send Email


text:
Reader Reviews
Disney California Adventure
Downtown Disney
Resort Hotels
Walt Disney World
Hong Kong Disneyland
Tokyo Disneyland
Tokyo DisneySea
Disneyland Paris
Walt Disney Studios Paris
Paradise Garden Grill
Paradise Pier
Disney California Adventure
Menu Date: March 2015
Mediterranean Skewers
Each platter includes Rice Pilaf, Cucumber Salad and Pita Bread
Step 1: Select Your Favorite
Grilled Steak
Lemon-Oregano Chicken
Spicy Meatball
Grilled Tofu & Veggies
Step 2: Select a Sauce
Spicy Tomato Sauce, Harissa Chili, and Garlic
Fresh Herbs, Citrus, Garlic and Olive Oil
Cucumber, Garlic, Lemon Juice, Greek Yogurt
Fresh Fare
Beef Gyro Platter
Sliced beef, cucumber salad and tzatziki sauce in warm pita bread. Served with tabouli. $12.49
Greek Salad
A blend of Fresh Greens, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red Onions,
Pepperoncini, Marinated Olives, Feta,
with Lemon-Oregano Dressing and Pita Bread. $8.99
Strawberry Brownie and Strawberry Skewer - with caramel, chocolate sauce and mini marshmallows. $5.39
Baklava - Phyllo Pastry Stuffed with Chopped Pistachios
and Walnuts
Dipped in an Orange-Flower Flavored Syrup. $3.99
Coke, diet
Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Fanta Orange, Light Lemonade, Iced Tea - Regular
$3.19, Large $3.69
Souvenir Sipper with your choice of soft drink $7.99
Dasani Bottled Water $2.79
Apple or Orange Juice $1.79
Chocolate Milk $2.79
Low-Fat Milk $1.79
Coffee, Hot Tea, Hot Cocoa $2.79
Blue Moon - $7.00
Samuel Adams $7.00
Red Sangria $7.00
Kids' Menu
All meals served with sliced apples, carrots, and choice of
small Low-fat Milk, Juice or Small Dasani Water
Juice or small Chocolate Milk available upon request
Peanut Butter Pita Wrap - $6.49
Turkey-Beef Silder $6.49


text:
noun di·plo·ma·cy \də-ˈplō-mə-sē\
: the work of maintaining good relations between the governments of different countries
: skill in dealing with others without causing bad feelings
Full Definition of DIPLOMACY
: the art and practice of conducting negotiations between nations
: skill in handling affairs without arousing hostility : tact
See diplomacy defined for English-language learners
See diplomacy defined for kids
Examples of DIPLOMACY
- She has had a long and distinguished career in diplomacy.
- The government avoided a war by successfully resolving the issues through diplomacy.
- This is a situation that calls for tactful diplomacy.
First Known Use of DIPLOMACY
Related to DIPLOMACY
- Synonyms
- tact, tactfulness
- Antonyms
- clumsiness, insensitivity, tactlessness
Other Government and Politics Terms
Learn More About DIPLOMACY
Next Word in the Dictionary: diploma millPrevious Word in the Dictionary: diplomaAll Words Near: diplomacy
Ask The Editor Videos
Seen & Heard
What made you want to look up diplomacy? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).


text:
Boys Tuxedos
Find adorable and affordable little boys tuxes and tuxedos at Sophias Style. Your newborn, infant, toddler or little boy will be ready for the next holiday, party, wedding or special occasion in a handsome boy's tuxedo - at a great discount price to boot!
Corrine White Special Occasion Tuxedo Baby Toddler Little Boys 3M-14
Our Price: $92.99
Shop and save on a baby boy tuxedo from Sophias Style.


text:
I am new to using crochet thread so I had a hard time finding a source for the Anchor "Pellicano" cotton thread used in this pattern. Come to find out it is a UK/US translation issue. Here is the link I found by the author regarding the source: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lace-blouse-2
She recommends pearl crochet cotton #8 as a substitute unless you want to purchase from the UK of course.
© 2015 F+W All rights reserved.Use of this site signifies your agreement to the Terms and Privacy Policy, updated March 2007


text:
Tag Archives: Missoni for target
Want to shop Missoni online? Check out my site…
Click on the picture above and shop away!
Missoni and Target – Launch collection today Crashed Target.com
UPDATE- As on 1010 am. Target is back up but you may not be able to get access to the site. This is what you will see. woof! We are suddenly extremely popular. You may not be able to access … Continue reading


text:
See your neutral on these designs right now!
Enter your colors here, then click the icon below any design to preview it in your colors.
Recommended Just For You
Customer Raves & Reviews
The save the dates came out great and arrived quicker than expected. I love that you can personalize everything from colors to fonts to wording and see a proof online before even ordering. The Just One is very helpful too to make sure I love it in person. I'm very happy and plan to get my invitations through Magnet Street as well.
So glad I found this site! I was able to create the perfect save the date announcement for my wedding.
So glad I found this site! I was able to create the perfect save the date announcement for my wedding. I will definitely recommend this site to others.
Everyone absolutely loves our save the date magnets. The pictures came out beautifully and we couldn't be more happy with our purchase.
Great Product
I was nervous about the quality since our save the dates were very inexpensive, but they exceeded my expectations. The magnet is very strong and I don't have to worry about them not holding up. The images are very clear as well. It didn't take the full time they said it would and I could see where they were in the process the entire time.
I couldn't be happier with my purchase. The quality was great and we have had so many complements on our save the date magnets. I would definitely recommend Magnet Street :)


text:
Hitting out at BJP for "communalising" Udhampur Lok Sabha constituency, Congress today said voters of the hilly seat cannot be mislead by BJP.
"In its desperate attempt to woo the voters, BJP like elsewhere in India is propagating its 'tried and tested formula' to polarise the voters on communal lines in Doda-Udhampur constituency.
Senior Congress leader and Union minister Ghulam Nabi Azad is contesting from the seat.
"But voters of this hilly constituency cannot be mislead by BJP," State Road and Buildings Minister and senior Congress leader Majeed Wani told reporters here today.
"This is the history of BJP to try and divide the society on communal lines to polarise the voters and play communal politics.
"They have resorted to the same tactics in this constituency as well but people here won't let them succeed," he said.
He said people have seen development during the UPA rule and will vote for it.
"People will vote for development, which they have witnessed during the last 10 years of UPA government in general and the kind of development of this constituency have witnessed in health sector in particular," he added.


text:
Audi once again, claiming a 13th victory, thanks to drivers Tréluyer, Fässler and Lotterer (third success for this trio at Le Mans), part of a 1-2 finish this year.
Benoît Tréluyer reflects on his recent challenge at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the loss of Aston Martin driver Allan Simonsen.
Second victory in succession for the Audi R18 e-tron quattro, Loic Duval, Tom Kristensen and Allan McNish triumph in dramatic race.
Audi R18 e-tron quattro on the first three grid positions; combination of TDI power and quattro drive is fastest.
In order to clinch a third-straight victory, Benoît Tréluyer, André Lotterer and Marcel Fässler will be relying on several key factors.
Today, two 30-minute practice sessions were held for the entrants for the Le Mans 24 Hours. Four teams took advantage of them to fine-tune their preparation.
Rainy weather limits test program but all three Audi R18 e-tron quattro cars ready for 24-hour race. Also on Sunday, Marco Bonanomi tests tire generation for 2014.
The most successful Le Mans racers compete for the four rings. Ultimately, the team spirit achieves the results.
Benoit Treluyer Newsletter
By: Tom Haapanen and Tony DiZinno, Sports Car Correspondents


text:
Originally Posted by FilmOnly
I am still somewhat confused. I have been under the impression that the speed should be printed in black, and the bulge should be clear (the scene visible) with a black (oval) edge. Is this what you see?
The speeds are clear, they are surrounded by a black border which 'bulges' slightly into the frame in a sort of oval shape.


text:
Store Hours
We'd love to hear from you!
We are available to take your call or chat online during store hours.
Compare: $359.99
Black Veneer Marble tops. Cast metal hardware, finished in a antique pewter.
Dimensions:Height - 24.00"
Width - 24.00"
Depth - 16.00"
Color: Black
Finish: Black finish.
Construction: Sturdy Construction with quality engineered wood products and paper veneer laminates.
Care Instructions: Clean with soft cloth.
Our Clearance Center offers close-outs, discontinued items, special purchases and manufacturers buy-outs all at the lowest price possible. Sorry, we cannot return, exchange or refund Clearance Center merchandise – all merchandise is final sale. Read our complete return policy to learn more.
Socialize with Usand Save!


text:
Food security news
BBSRC's Animal Health Research Club (ARC) has announced over £6M of funding for research to improve the health of livestock. Eight studies will take place at institutions around England and Scotland in farmed fish, poultry, sheep, pigs and cattle to understand and combat pervasive and costly diseases in these species which cost UK farmers millions of pounds a year.
Over 70 businesses and universities from across the UK will share £16M from BBSRC, government and industry to develop 25 innovative business ideas and boost UK agriculture. The 25 projects, worth £16M with £9.8M from government and £6.2M from industry, form the third round of funding to be distributed through the £70M Agri-Tech Catalyst, announced as part of the UK Industrial Strategy for Agricultural Technologies.
Scientists at Aberystwyth University's Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) have proved that growing lupins provides a viable alternative source of soya-grade protein for animal and fish feeds in the UK. This is the conclusion of the three year LUKAA research project (Lupins in UK Agriculture and Aquaculture) funded by 10 industry partners and co-funded by Innovate UK and the BBSRC.


text:
Pat Neshek's injury was misdiagnosed by Twins
May 6, 2010, 12:44 PM EDT
Ron Gardenhire was described as "steaming" over the weekend when the Twins intended to demote Pat Neshek to Triple-A only to be told that the reliever preferred to be placed on the disabled list because his finger injury was still a problem.
Neshek received some subtle jabs from Gardenhire and some not-so-subtle jabs from the local media … and now it turns out the Twins' medical staff misdiagnosed his injury the whole time.
Phil Mackey of 1500ESPN.com reports that an MRI exam revealed the injury is to Neshek's palm rather than his middle finger, which makes sense given that a cortisone shot to his finger last month didn't seem to help much. It also explain why Neshek had trouble gripping the baseball and why his fastball velocity dipped several miles per hour, causing him to struggle leading up to the planned demotion.
Neshek wrote via Facebook that he's "not happy with anything that has gone on, especially when it could have been taken care of three weeks ago and I was told the wrong info." However, he added that "Gardy and I are on the same page" and once healthy he's willing to pitch wherever the Twins assign him, calling the whole thing "a miscommunication."
As for why it took the medical staff a month to order an MRI exam or why the Twins felt the need to publicly criticize Neshek, that's another issue.
- Jeff O - May 6, 2010 at 12:55 PM
Time and time again the Twins show they have a horrible medical staff. Things like this are unacceptable.
- Jonas - May 6, 2010 at 1:01 PM
So, who hired the Mets' medical staff over the offseason?
- BC - May 6, 2010 at 1:06 PM
Who do these guys think they are, the Mets?
- arnidor - May 6, 2010 at 1:14 PM
Joe Nathan had his Tommy John surgery performed by the Mets physician Dr. David Altchek. Scary business there.
- Eat a Peach - May 6, 2010 at 2:31 PM
Holy Noah Lowry, Batman.
- The Common Man - May 6, 2010 at 2:55 PM
No doubt, Jeff. Things have gone very wrong since Dick Martin was fired (why, Twins, why?). Remember in 2008, they wanted Neshek to rehab with no surgery. He pitched poorly, tore his ligament completely, and was out even longer. Poor training staff and poor leadership by Gardy and the front office. I hope Pat's getting a public apology from his manager, the Twins, and the local media. And I hope the Twins take extra care with Joe's heel.
recaptca: cootie genera (as opposed to specific cooties, I suppose)
- Boo Hoo Florio picked on your team - GET OVER IT - May 7, 2010 at 5:21 AM
Considering Pat's solid body of work for the Twins, the entire front office, manager and medical staff owe him a big fat apology for this. Kudos to Pat for standing up for himself. They should have trusted him to know something wasn't right internally.
Top Posts
- Bryce Harper leads in the first round of National League All-Star voting 16
- Buster Olney: The Marlins should hire A-Rod to be their next manager 38
- Breaking down the Braves-Dodgers trade 15
- And That Happened: Tuesday's scores and highlights 34
- So that Juan Uribe trade to the Braves is back on … 11
- Ruben Amaro apologizes for comments about fans, admits he may have been late on rebuild 24
- Jonathan Lucroy expected to rejoin the Brewers on Monday 0
- More drama in Miami: Marlins demote third base coach Brett Butler after "confusion" over signs 35
Most Commented
- And That Happened: Wednesday's scores and highlights (133)
- Bryce Harper on Marvin Hudson ejection: "I don't think 40,000 people came to watch him ump" (132)
- Bryce Harper ejected for second time in a week (122)
- And That Happened: Tuesday's scores and highlights (101)
- And That Happened: Thursday's scores and highlights (96)
- J. Hamilton (3610)
- A. Pujols (3329)
- J. Lucroy (3316)
- Y. Puig (3167)
- D. Wright (3124)
- D. Travis (3063)
- R. Castillo (2884)
- B. Harper (2738)
- A. Garcia (2507)
- B. Zobrist (2497)


text:
UM dietitians, students provide tools to get healthy
When Oxford resident Scott Knight jotted down his short-term goal to "lose 70 pounds" as part of the University of Mississippi Nutrition Clinic's first-ever weight loss class, he wasn't even sure it was possible.
At 55, Knight had been diagnosed with high blood pressure and was taking medication for high cholesterol. His blood sugar levels were borderline diabetic. He knew he wanted to get healthier, so he enrolled in the 12-week class.
Latest News
Town's court date reset for June 18 A May 15 court date...
School district receives state's audit report The Tunica County...
Boykin back on ballot for August primary Jackie Boykin's...
District 4 incumbent only candidate to 'debate' For the second time in...
More than 30 third graders may not be promoted Tunica County...
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8


text: Publications Search Results Users may wish to consult What's Included in the Bibliography. Results 1 - 1 Results per page: 25 50 100 Sort by: Pub Date (newest) Title Recent Additions Author Clear All Pub. Year Citation 2012 Fingerman, K.L., Pillemer, K.A., Silverstein, M., Suitor, J.J. . The Baby Boomers' intergenerational relationships. Gerontologist. 52, (2), 199-209. Full Text Options: DOI Worldcat Google Scholar Export Options: RIS EndNote XML [1]


text:
Begin New Search
Refine Last Search
Cemetery Lookup
Add Burial Records
Help with Find A Grave
Top Contributors
Success Stories
Discussion Forums
Find A Grave Store
Log In
Janet Muff
member for 7 years, 6 months, 25 days
Add to MyFriends
Bio and Links
Please remember that this is a website that has grown, thanks to a lot of volunteers. We're not a homogeneous group. We have different values, different styles, different abilities, and sometimes we just plain make mistakes. So, given the nature of our mutual enterprise, we've got to learn how to "do difference."
If you're irritated and frustrated by people who think or feel differently than you do, then please try a personal conversation before resorting to power moves and policing. You may have the clout and connections at find-a-grave to make your opinions prevail, but the exercise of power is tantamount to being a thug.
Relationship goes a long way toward solving problems, which is something that Abraham Lincoln understood very well: "I don't like that man," he said, "I must get to know him better." If you're not interested in relationship, in getting to know me and other contributors better; and if you want to hide behind anonymity and to lob edits at people like a guerrilla warrior, then perhaps it's time to step away from the situation and take stock of yourself because you've lost sight of our common goal and our common humanity.
OK, enough said. And now back to business:
Many people have asked me how I am able to take such clear photographs of the very old stones in the burial grounds of VT and NY.
Let me say first that I have taken some terrible photographs in my day, and I am still going back to re-shoot those stones. I am not a professional photographer and I use only a point-and-shoot digital camera.
But I have been gifted with two good friends who deserve much of the credit for my photos: my long-time genealogical buddy, Steven Smith, who gave me two invaluable tips for photographing difficult stones (just send me an email message if you'd like my write-up of Steve's tips); and my mirror-and-umbrella-bearer, Fay Smith (unrelated to Steve), who willingly slogs through waist-high grass and dark woods with me each summer, in the most oppressive heat and humidity, and in spite of the squads of mosquitoes and flies that routinely assail us. How anyone can remain cheerful under such circumstances continues to amaze me, but Fay does.
Were it not for Steve's advice, Fay's help, and the unfailing support of my husband Jim Boyce - who allows me two months each year in his native state of Vermont - I would be unable to "do cemetery," much less get good photographs.
And finally I would like to acknowledge my canine companions - Millie, Malarkey and Mischief - Springer Spaniels whose enthusiasm for "doing cemetery" over the years has rivaled my own!
PLEASE do not use my photographs without permission. If you send me an email message, I will gladly grant permission for your personal use.
Per find-a-grave guidelines you are entitled to request memorials for direct ancestors up to 4 generations. I receive quite a volume of requests and have found that the tone of such requests has changed recently, from gratitude that the memorials were created to blatant entitlement, and it's very upsetting. I am not a casual graver or phone-tographer. I generally research the families whose memorials I've created and whose photos I've taken (or intend to take) and linked members over many generations. After all that work, it's quite a loss to transfer my memorials, but I'm willing to do so if your relationship trumps mine.
Leave Public Message
Contributions to
Find A Grave
19,581 Memorials Added
19,955 Memorials Managed
50 Memorials/Week
30,764 Photos
31 Photo Requests
378 Volunteer Photos Taken
3,367 Virtual Flowers
1 Fame Rating
4 Sponsorships
11 Friends
Search Contributor's Records
First Name
Last Name
Find A Grave Friends
Barb Destromp
Brent Benson
Carol Page Tils...
Clint Dunn
George Falk
Jen Snoots
John Arsenault
Laura Stevers
Rebecca Bromley...
Steven Smith
Messages left for Janet Muff (1086)
Leave Message
Jim Kimble
Thanks Janet for the great Lewis-Mason pictures
Added by
Jim Kimble
on May 19, 2015 1:23 PM
Brent Benson
RE: Ebenezer Gould
Thanks For The Help
Added by
Brent Benson
on May 02, 2015 7:00 PM
Melissa (Tolene) Rura
Elizabeth Penifield Wallace
Hi Janet,
If you have access to the ancestry card catalog it is easily looked up there with much more detial than I give below:
Citation Information
Source Title (view source details)
History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, Vol. II
John Penfield
Eunice Ogden
Elizabeth (self)
Added by
Melissa (Tolene) Rura
on May 02, 2015 3:18 PM
Brent Benson
RE: Phebe (Gould) Whitney
Captain Ebenezer Gould 20 December 1724 Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States Died 9 January 1809 Granville, Washington, New York, United States
Rhonda Robbins 30 March 1754 Killingly Windham Connecticut United States Died 6 March 1832 Walworth, Wayne, New York, United States
That's Per Someones Family Tree On Ancestry So I Don't Know How Much Of Its Right
Added by
Brent Benson
on May 02, 2015 12:53 PM
Brent Benson
Ebenezer Gould & Roda Robbins
Do You Know If They Had A Kid Name Phebe Gould Born 14 April 1770 Died 14 April 1846?
Added by
Brent Benson
on May 02, 2015 10:10 AM
Brent Benson
RE: Arthur Andrus Martin
Ok Then My Grandma Has The Birth Wrong Thanks For The Info
Added by
Brent Benson
on May 02, 2015 2:54 AM
Brent Benson
Arthur Martin
He Was Born November 12 1870 And Died December 28 1922 Ive Got The Name Of His Wife But I Would Half To Look At The Research Again I Will Let You Know When I Have A Chance To Look Again
Added by
Brent Benson
on May 01, 2015 8:43 PM
Brent Benson
Arthur Martin
The Only Sourse I Have Is The Research My Grandma Did Its The Same Source For Lucy Martin They Were My Grandmas Great Aunt And Uncle If Im Thinking Correctly Cause Flor Mae Whitney Was Her Grandmother
Added by
Brent Benson
on May 01, 2015 8:03 PM
Brent Benson
Hiram Samuel Martin & Emily Wilcox
I Was Looking Through My Grandmas Genealogy Research And It Says They Had 4 Children William Wallace, Hiram Martin Jr, Apollos Martin, And Delos Edwin Martin Can You Verify This.
Added by
Brent Benson
on May 01, 2015 6:21 PM
Jess E. Bromley
Thank you
Hi Janet,
Thank you for making those changes, and so quickly too!
I put in a few dozen such requests and maybe half have responded, so I feel good having this one done.
I�d love to see Herrick done. He has been a special cause of mine since I was a kid, a mystery that I had no information on. A distant cousin of mine, Rebecca Bromley Guenther, we share a common ancestor, Bethuel Bromley 1737-1808, crack the case and determined he was my great great grandfathers little brother. They were buried close to each other but no one remembered who he was so now I feel glad he�s no longer forgotten.
Certainly no apology needed at all! I get so turned around just dealing with my own family, especially because they keep using the same names over and over again generation after generation, I can�t imagine how you can keep up with so many different names and families.
Once again, I�d like to thank you for all that you have done!
Jess E Bromley
Added by
Jess E. Bromley
on Apr 30, 2015 5:08 PM
View all messages...
Privacy Statement
Terms of Service


text:
The Genomics Landscape
About Dr. Green
Featured Presentation:
Genome-Wide Association Studies Catalog
By Eric D. Green, M.D., Ph.D.
Director, National Human Genome Research Institute
May 5, 2015
The recently announced Precision Medicine Initiative is on the minds of many people these days. Numerous developments are unfolding as the planning phase proceeds, and it seems that everywhere that I go, scientists and non-scientists alike are eager to hear details. Accordingly, I have added a new 'spotlight' on the Precision Medicine Initiative within The Genomics Landscape-immediately before the section containing links of interest. Each month, this spotlight will feature news regarding the Precision Medicine Initiative, so stay on the lookout for these regular updates.
In this month's The Genomics Landscape, I discuss the NHGRI-EBI Genome-Wide Association Studies Catalog, which was started at NHGRI and is now housed at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) in the U.K. See various details below, along with other information items that I hope will be of interest to you.
Specifically, May's The Genomics Landscape features stories about:
- Genome-Wide Association Studies Catalog
- G2C2: Updated Genetic Counselor Resources Now Available
- NHGRI Resources Regarding Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) Regulations
- Genome: Unlocking Life's Code-Spring Events
- NHGRI Staff Visit NASA
All the best,
Genome-Wide Association Studies Catalog
Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have proven to be effective for identifying and understanding the genetics underlying human health and disease. The GWAS approach takes advantage of high-throughput DNA analysis methods to examine common genomic variants across human genomes; the goal is to find the variants associated with particular diseases or traits. Once detected, scientists can further study the variants (or variants nearby) to determine their role, if any, in causing disease or influencing the relevant trait.
NHGRI launched the Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) Catalog in 2008 to capture information about published GWAS efforts and to create a curated, downloadable, and user-friendly data resource. The GWAS Catalog started as a series of tables that evolved into a database and the now-iconic chromosome-based graphic seen below. In 2010, NHGRI began a fruitful collaboration with the European Molecular Biology Laboratory-European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), in the U.K., to improve the Catalog experience through additional curation, automated updating, and enhanced search capabilities. Very recently, the GWAS Catalog moved to the EMBL-EBI, but will continue to be curated jointly by EMBL-EBI and NHGRI staff.
To manage and maintain a high-quality data set, Catalog curators developed specific inclusion criteria. Studies must assay a minimum number of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), a type of genomic variant, and include SNP-trait associations that achieve a certain level of statistical significance. The database is highly functional, with an interactive graphic and facile search functions. Users can search the Catalog based on different attributes (e.g.,author, gene, and SNP) and traits (e.g., cancer, diabetes, and obesity).
The real power of the GWAS Catalog lies in its utility. It is gratifying to see researchers incorporate the GWAS Catalog into other genomic resources and use the data to further research studies. GWAS Catalog data have been incorporated into a number of genome browsers, including dbSNP, UCSC, and Ensembl. It has also spawned the development of the Phenotype-Genotype Integrator (PheGenI), a resource developed with NCBI to link GWAS Catalog data with other NCBI databases. NHGRI's Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Project utilized the GWAS Catalog to identify regulatory elements associated with human disease.�
The GWAS Catalog continues to be a valuable resource for information regarding the vast number of findings coming out of GWAS. With the last data release on May 2, 2015, the GWAS Catalog contained 2,154 published studies and reported information about 15,333 SNPs. The GWAS Catalog graphic has become an iconic image that I see often used to represent the progress made in common disease-associated variant discovery. NHGRI and EBI are committed to maintaining this resource as it continues to grow and serve the research community. To access the GWAS Catalog, see ebi.ac.uk/gwas/. Additional information is available at the NHGRI's GWAS web page: genome.gov/gwastudies/.
More from the Genomics Landscape
G2C2: Updated Genetic Counselor Resources Now Available
The Genetics/Genomics Competency Center for Education (G2C2)-a free, online collection of materials for self-directed learning in genetics and genomics-provides high-quality educational resources for genetic counselors, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, and physicians. In April, the Genetic Counselor resources on G2C2 were updated based upon the revised practice-based competencies announced by the Accreditation Council for Genetic Counseling (ACGC). The updated genetic counselor portal on G2C2 focuses on web-based content and interactive learning programs. Groups are encouraged to submit new genetic counseling resources to G2C2; it's a great way to reach the genetic counseling community and beyond.
NHGRI Resources Regarding Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) Regulations
In order to help the research community understand and navigate the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) regulations, NHGRI has developed a number of resources available on genome.gov. These include a plain-language guide for researchers that explains when the regulations might apply to their genomic medicine studies and a series of case studies. Further case studies will be developed as more projects work their way through the FDA system.
Genome: Unlocking Life's Code-Spring Events
The Genome: Unlocking Life's Code exhibition ended its tenure at The Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, CA on April 27. The exhibition is now en route to the Saint Louis Science Center in St. Louis, MO, where it will open on May 15. During the exhibition's stay in San Jose, several events were held to promote participation from San Francisco Bay Area students, residents, researchers, and healthcare providers. In March, Drs. Jean Jenkins and Kathleen Calzone hosted free educational programs for practicing nurses and nursing educators to highlight the value of the exhibition as an innovative teaching tool. In early April, Dr. Eric Green moderated discussions with Bay Area research leaders from both the private and academic sector who are at the forefront of research on big data, genomics, and precision medicine as part of the "Big Data, Genomics, and Precision Medicine" symposium. Most recently, on April 18 the museum hosted "Epic Genetics Day", which included hands-on activities to explore how DNA works and a presentation by NHGRI's Dr. Elaine Ostrander. For further details about the traveling exhibition and future events, see unlockinglifescode.org.
NHGRI Staff Visit NASA
Earlier this year, NHGRI staff members Drs. Lawrence Brody, Sara Hull, and Jean McEwen were invited to the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX by NASA's Human Subjects Research team. Those assembled discussed issues related to genomics and NASA human biology research programs, including policies related to informed consent, vulnerable subjects, privacy, and data sharing. NASA aims to understand the challenges that astronauts face in space through programs such as the Twins Study, which will employ genome sequencing.
Spotlight on the Precision Medicine Initiative
A group of experts has been assembled to construct a vision for the Precision Medicine Initiative (PMI), incorporating input from the public. Constituted as a Working Group of the Advisory Committee to the NIH Director, the group will also delineate important scientific questions that can be investigated by using a cohort of this size. The membership of this new Working Group is posted at nih.gov/precisionmedicine/working-group.htm.
NIH released a Request for Information about the NIH Precision Medicine Cohort, with responses due by May 7. More information can be found at grants.nih.gov/grants/rfi/rfi.cfm?ID=43.
- A series of workshops are planned to collect input from participant, scientific, and other stakeholder groups as the PMI planning phase intensifies. For details on upcoming events and videocast information on past and future events, see nih.gov/precisionmedicine/events.htm.�
NIH/NHGRI News of Interest
Whitescarver Steps Down as Director of NIH's Office of AIDS Research
New NIH Web Portal on Rigor and Reproducibility Launched
Photojournalist Bartlett Ends 35-Year NIH Career
Top Boards in the 2015 Unlocking Life's Code Pinterest Challenge
NIH Names Dr. Eliseo Pérez-Stable Director of the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities
Using Genetics to Fight Disease - Interview about the Precision Medicine Initiative with Dr. Eric Green
Statement on NIH Funding of Research Using Gene-Editing Technologies in Human Embryos
Appointment of Adrienne A. Hallett as the Associate Director for Legislative Policy and Analysis, NIH
Service to America Medal Finalists - The Cancer Genome Atlas
Funding News
Use of Cloud Computing Services of Controlled-Access Data Subject to the NIH Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
Potential Delays to NIH Issuing Awards in May 2015
Publication of the Revised NIH Grants Policy Statement
Reporting Publications in the Research Performance Progress Report
NIH Policy on Application ComplianceRacial and Ethnic Categories and Definitions for NIH Diversity Programs and for Other Reporting Purposes
Genomics Research
NIH Study Finds Genetic Link for Rare Intestinal Cancer
How Modern Life Depletes Our Gut Microbes
New Method Increases Accuracy of Ovarian Cancer Prognosis and Diagnosis
Zebrafishing for a Weapon against Metastatic Cancer
Genome Advance of the Month
Upcoming Webcasts/Webinars
The Cancer Genome Atlas' 4th Scientific Symposium - May� 11 & 12, 2015
Seventy-Fourth Meeting: National Advisory Council for Human Genome Research - May 18, 2015
GTEx Symposium: All Things Considered - Biospecimens, 'Omics Data, and Ethical Issues - May 20 & 21, 2015
Funding Opportunities
Genome Sequencing Program Coordinating Center
Centers of Excellence in Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications Research
Requests for Information
Optimizing Funding Policies and Other Strategies to Improve the Impact and Sustainability of Biomedical Research
Past editions of The Genomics Landscape can be accessed at Director's Page Archive
To manage your subscription to The Genomics Landscape, visit the ListServ at: list.nih.gov/cgi-bin/wa.exe?A0=NHGRILANDSCAPE
To sign up, go under 'Options' and then under 'Subscribe', and then enter your information
To suggest future topics, please send an e-mail to email@example.com.
To view the PDF document(s) on this page, you will need Adobe Reader.
Last Updated: May 5, 2015
Posted: August 4, 2008


text:
Gwyneth Paltrow Wants To Get You Laid On Valentine's Day
Ms. Paltrow if you're nasty. This week's edition of Gwyneth Paltrow's email newsletter, GOOP, provides women with a Valentine's Day guide that they can give to their man so he doesn't screw things up. It includes all the requisite Valentine's Day tips—breakfast in bed, flowers, etc.—but also, this!
Check out more articles on BuzzFeed.com!
This post was created by a user and has not been vetted or endorsed by BuzzFeed's editorial staff. BuzzFeed Community is a place where anyone can post awesome lists and creations. Learn more or post your buzz!


text:
Sorry, no definitions found.
Sorry, no etymologies found.
I guess I'm not really in touch with my "shantay"...
Sat nite art crawl - The Mission
Log in or sign up to add your own related words.
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.


text:
An incinerator fire at Stanley Electric, Inc., 420 E. High St., London, forced the evacuation of all employees just after noon on Saturday.
A report said city firefighters arrived at the plant at 12:42 p.m. to find an incinerator in a rear delivery area ablaze. They extinguished the flames, then worked with a company engineer to make sure the structure was safe.
An employee noticed the fire and pulled an alarm about 12:38 p.m., according to fire chief Todd Eades.
About 60 employees remained outside while firefighters inspected the building for the spread of heat or flames.
No one was injured and cause of the fire remains undetermined, a report said.
In addition to London, firefighters from Tri-County, Jefferson Township and Central Townships responded to the scene, Eades said.
All companies cleared the area at 1:53 p.m.
Representatives from Stanley Electric did not immediately return a call for comment.
Jane Beathard can be reached at (740) 852-1616, ext. 1616 or via Twitter @JaneBeathard.


text:
The Imagine Cup game category has changed this year and will allow more game developers to participate!
In the past the Imagine Cup game categories required students to design games that fit an Imagine Cup theme of helping others. This resulted in some wonderful games that educated and inspired us. However, the theme sometimes limited the scope of games that could enter the competition.
This year the Imagine Cup Game competition is simple and exciting! Basically, if you build a cool game using Microsoft technology you can enter! I've met game developers across Canada building some original and creative games. I really can't wait for the world to see the depth and breadth of talent we've got here in Canada!
Games entered in the Imagine Cup must meet the following criteria (extracted from the rules)
All games must be developed using at least one product in the Visual Studio family and must be built for one or more of the following platforms:
One of the secrets of a successful entry in any competition is to address the judging criteria. The game category is judged based on the following:
You can find all the details about Imagine Cup here.
Last year Canada sent a team to Sydney, Australia for the worldwide finals, this year the worldwide finals will be in St Petersburg Russia. Register today and maybe you'll be there!


text:
We're sorry, we need more information to run your search. Please enter a last name (adding more details will improve your results).
Pinpointing major information about Efrain Martinez is simple if you log into PeopleFinders.com for aid. We provide you with a great collection of details about Efrain Martinez such as: age, recent addresses, and phone numbers. Efrain Martinez was born in [YOB] and is 47 years old. Her most recent address is located in Phoenix, AZ . Based on our records, her relatives include [RELATIVES], among others.
To help you find the exact Efrain Martinez, we organize pieces of information that we have on hand. This data helps our users identify the correct Efrain they are searching for and contains info like relatives, phone numbers, and known aliases. If the Efrain on this page is not the Efrain you are searching for, we have also presented a list of people with the last name Martinez above.
Limit your search process by keying in extra facts into the search fields. If you enter further details—first name, middle name, last name, city, state and/or age—we will be able to return the right results for your search of Efrain Martinez. Once you have located the right Efrain Martinez that you need, you can take your time reading through the public records data for Efrain Martinez that we have to offer.


text:
Special Correspondent
Five rounds of talks on alliance with BJP make no headway
Bangalore: After five rounds of unfruitful talks on striking an electoral alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party, the State unit of the Janata Dal (United) has decided to contest the Assembly elections independently. It will field 50 candidates.
Announcing the party's decision, general secretary Shambu Srivastawa told journalist here on Monday that his party had wanted the alliance with the BJP to continue in the larger interests of the National Democratic Alliance.
"In contrast to its behaviour in the Bihar context, the BJP has behaved like a big brother. And certainly not a good big brother," he said.
The JD(U) had repeatedly emphasised that the main purpose of its electoral alliance with the BJP was to prevent the non-Congress votes from being split.
State JD(U) president B. Somashekar; general secretary G.K.C. Reddy; M.P. Nadagouda, MLC; the former MLA C.K. Madhuswamy; and the former Minister Veeranna held talks with State BJP leaders D.V. Sadananda Gowda, B.S. Yeddyurappa, H.N. Ananth Kumar, D.H. Shankaramurthy, Jagadish Shettar and K.S. Eshwarappa, Dr. Srivastawa said. Later, when the talks shifted to Delhi, party president Sharad Yadav held talks with BJP president Rajnath Singh.
In response to the party's demand for a minimum of 25 seats, the BJP first offered four seats, then six, and finally 10. Even as it was expecting a response from a top BJP leader, the JD(U) was shocked to learn about "unethical developments" in the State BJP, such as welcoming defectors and those who failed to get ticket from other parties. "The JD(U) cannot afford to have any kind of electoral relationship with the BJP in the coming elections to the Karnataka Assembly as it is committed to value-based politics though its presence in national politics is confined to some areas," Dr. Srivastawa said.
Asked whether the party would join hands with the BJP after the polls if the latter sought its help, he said that it was a matter to be considered then.


text:
With Instructables you can share what you make with the world and tap into an ever-growing community of creative experts.
share what you made with text, photos, video, and files
Create »
gather your favorite instructables together
We have a be nice comment policy. Please be positive and constructive.
647 views
3 favorites
Simple Yoga: Downward Dog and Puppy Dogby LifeStyleWebTV
Simple Yoga: Warrior Twoby LifeStyleWebTV
Simple Yoga: Lotus Pose Preparationby LifeStyleWebTV
Yoga Breathing Part 1by LifeStyleWebTV
Yoga Breathing Part 2by LifeStyleWebTV
Vrksana or Tree Poseby ympacheco15
YOGA - Prevention is better than cureby avinash
How To Exercise At Home Without Equipmentby RadaFrancis
Yoga warm-up for singersby keyth9
DYI Sensory Therapyby emlu.voon
See More
Download our new apps for iOS, Android and Windows 8!
© 2015 Autodesk, Inc.
By clicking "Create Account" you are indicating that you have read and agree to the Terms of service.
Already a member? Login »
Enter the email associated with your account and we will send you your username and a temporary password.
Not a member? Sign Up »


text:
Tyson Chandler: The Slickest Seven-Footer in the Game
On the court, New York Knick Tyson Chandler dominates the lane. Off it, he's perfected runway-ready high-fashion looks that even the NBA's most fearlessly dressed players would consider out-of-bounds
• Want to follow Chandler's lead and attempt the Johnny Cash look? It's definitely doable. But you've gotta nail the fit. "To me, if you're going all black, the cut is everything," Chandler says. "That's what makes it sophisticated." Also: Don't be afraid to throw in some jewelry as a textural contrast to keep it all from looking too one-note. Chandler thinks of his necklaces "like art pieces, even though they're simple. That extra layer is what makes it all work."
Here's that drapey look we mentioned. Dig the details: sheer fabric, a super-slim torso, a stretched- out neck, and a long body with an uneven hem that falls perfectly askew.
T-shirt by Rick Owens. Pants by 3x1. Sneakers by Saint Laurent. Fedora by CA4LA. Necklaces by Werkstatt München.
"It's funny, this T-shirt and pants are just what I wore to the shoot—not for the shoot. If I was going to the grocery store, I would have worn the same clothes."—Tyson Chandler
- Tags
- Style,
- Fashion,
- Tyson Chandler,
- Movies + TV,
Cars + Gear
News + Politics
- Celebrity Wives and Girlfriends: A Guide to the WAGs of the Rich and the Famous
- Solve the Manson Murders with David Duchovny
- Chris Pratt Cover Story: From Dadbod Sidekick to Rock-Hard Hero
- The Movie's Fine, But You Should See the Trailer
- The Future of Home Entertainment is Now
- Jane Fonda on Her New Netflix Series and Tripping Balls on Peyote


text:
Central Florida: Calling All Central Florida Area Modelers
Posted 04 October 2007 - 03:51 AM
Several of us modelers located in the Central Florida Region have been discussing the possibility of starting a local Model Car Club that would meet in the Orlando area. At this time we would like to gauge the interest of other modelers in the area to see if there would be enough interest from the local modeler to justify a new Model Car Club in this region. The club's focus would be on all things automotive including cars, trucks, bikes, street rod, classics, racing of all types, etc... We would welcome all ages and all skill levels and our focus would be on sharing knowledge, sharing our work - finished and in progress projects, bench racing and generally having fun (mostly having fun) talking about models and real cars and racing in a non-competitive environment.
The overall goal of the club will be to create an environment where us automotive modelers can share and enjoy our hobby with other automotive modelers, simple as that!
The purpose of this post is to see how many people might be interested.
In order to keep the size of this post under control and topic of this post focused on it's intent I would like to ask all forum members that may be interested in the club to reply in this post letting us know you're interested but then direct any questions or concerns to us through the email links provided below.
You can email us at:
firstname.lastname@example.com (Eric Cole)
firstname.lastname@example.com (Matt Wadlinger)
email@example.com (Dirk Joseph)
Anyone of us will be happy to answer any of your questions.
Eric, Matt and Dirk
Posted 04 October 2007 - 11:36 AM
Posted 05 October 2007 - 05:14 AM
Hi.....My nameis Miguel Barbosa , I am from Puerto Rico , but I travel two times a month to Orlando .My apt is at Columbia Drive ,Kissimmee. I mostly build auto Dioramas and some Sci-Fi . I also participate in several events in Florida ,my last one in Florida was at the Fairgrounds IPMS in the month of may. I will be at Tampa for the weekend of oct. 13-14 for the N.S.R.A. Scale model contest , if you are near , we can talk about the great idea of a local Model Car Club in Orlando . Have you ever been at Scale Model Table Top event from Good Guys Club at Old Town, Kissimmee ?...You can count on me for the local club........Be Happy..........Barbo.
Thank you for you interest Barbo. I will also be at the Tampa street rods show. Along with Dirk mentioned above. We will discuss the details then.
Posted 08 October 2007 - 01:36 PM
Posted 18 October 2007 - 05:52 PM


text:
National Museum Of The American People
Congress members call for study of new Museum of American PeopleComment
Several members of Congress are calling for a presidential commission to study the formation of a National Museum of the American People in Washington to tell the history of immigration and migration that formed the nation.
RecommendedRecent Facebook Activity
Only On 7
ABC7 News at 4 Now Weekdays!ABC7 is giving you MORE news in your afternoons with an extra hour, an hour earlier! Join ABC7's Leon Harris and Alison Starling for what's trending in your community and world. Every weekday afternoon at 4pm right after back to back "Hot Bench" shows at 3pm on ABC7.


text: /> Oklahoma also reported that it committed a secondary violation when co-offensive coordinator Kevin Sumlin called a football prospect the same week that coach Bob Stoops had telephoned him and another when three prospects were shown lockers with jerseys featuring the numbers they wore in high-school. The university said the prospects involved in the violations all committed to play at other schools. Oklahoma also provided the NCAA with an update on compliance changes prompted by an investigation into nearly 600 impermissible phone calls made by former men's basketball coach Kelvin Sampson and his staff. The university said it is increasing its compliance staff to eight — from three in 2003-04 — and has modified the department's structure to make for better communication and more direct reporting. It also assigned the compliance department executive director the duty of conducting investigations, along with general counsel Joseph Harroz Jr., to allow "other compliance personnel to focus on key components of compliance, such as recruiting legislation, rules education and monitoring." "The University has taken the initiative to make sure that all functions of compliance are monitored within the Department and under the direction of the Executive Director of Compliance, strengthening the University's institutional control," Harroz wrote in a letter to the NCAA. In the basketball case, NCAA enforcement staff had recommended a severe "lack of institutional control" finding that could have resulted in a ban from postseason play. The infractions committee reduced the finding to a "failure in monitoring" violation. Oklahoma also reported a secondary violations by a women's volleyball coach who provided a media guide to a high school sophomore and a former track assistant who invited a track prospect to campus before he had been enrolled at the university. The track prospect was never allowed to attend Oklahoma.


text:
Dairies pledge to scrap price cuts amid pressure
Farmer co-op, First Milk, has today announced it has withdrawn plans to cut its milk price to liquid and balancing producers in August. This move has been quickly followed by Dairy Crest announcing a two month stay of execution on its planned 1.65ppl price cut. Arla is expected to make an announcement tomorrow, Friday.
Farmers feared that price cuts will force them out of business and drastically reduce the dairy industry in the UK.
Robert Wiseman Dairy, now owned by German company Müller, has also agreed to scrap its planned milk price cut today.
After more than two weeks of campaigning by the dairy coalition, the last targeted milk processor agreed to drop its planned price cut of 1.7ppl, leaving its price to dairy farmers at 26.43ppl.
"I am immensely proud of what the coalition has achieved so far," said NFU Deputy President Stephen James.
"In a little over two weeks we have seen the Co-operative, Morrisons and Asda agree to pay their farmers a price that covers their costs of production."
"With today's announcement by Wiseman/ Müller, joining First Milk, Dairy Crest and Arla from yesterday, I am also pleased to say the planned milk price cuts by all of the major dairy processors have now been rescinded before the August 1 deadline. This was one of our key goals when we set out and we have achieved it.
"This will bring some relief to dairy farmers who supply liquid milk to Arla, First Milk, Dairy Crest and Wiseman/ Müller. But we will continue working hard behind the scenes to ensure these first steps turn into a longer-term, sustainable milk price for all dairy farmers. This can't be a short-term fix.
"So, for the coalition the work continues. I am conscious that the milk price cuts from June are still in place but rest assured we will continue in talks with the processors to work towards returning that lost money. We will meet to discuss next steps.
"I thank everyone; farmers, members of the coalition, and shoppers for their support. We could not have done this without them."
The Tenant Farmers' Association welcomed the move by major milk processors to rescind recent price cuts.
TFA National Vice-Chairman, Stephen Wyrill said "these announcements represent a great first step but there is still much to be achieved. The work of the coalition of farming organisations will continue to achieve a much better basis for the long-term marketing of milk".
"The support from consumers and from those who supply products and services to the farming community has been tremendous. This is all about rural communities, the rural economy and ensuring that we can deliver a first-class quality product to consumers. Whether it is the feed firms we do business with or the banks that we borrow from we will continue to need their support. Together with consumers and grassroots pressure from farmers we will move into the next phase of the campaign."
"Whilst we have seen the removal of the threat of the August price reductions there is still the issue of the May price reductions to discuss as well as putting flesh on the bones of the heads of terms agreed for the voluntary code. The discussions on those will start right away," said Wyrill.
Since the Dairy Summit held in London by NFU, FFA, the TFA, and the WFU, dozens of protests have taken place outside dairy processors and supermarkets up and down the country. The campaign has also received support from several MPs and celebrity chefs.
"Farmers, their families and shoppers have supported this campaign to see a fair price paid to our dairy farmers. It has been an amazing show of strength and support" said NFU President Peter Kendall (pictured).
"I'm really pleased that farmer co-op First Milk has shown huge leadership and resolve today in sticking its neck out and announcing it will rescind its planned milk price cuts from August 1. Dairy Crest has followed by announcing a deferral of its planned cuts although it's important to see this made permanent. And I am hoping to hear positive news from Arla tomorrow.
"There has been some fantastic work by a number of organisations and individuals on this issue in the past two weeks but we can't – and won't - take our eye off the ball. We are calling for the retailers Iceland and Farmfoods to ensure they start to pay a price to their milk suppliers that covers the cost of production. And all eyes are on the milk processor Wiseman / Muller to rescind its planned milk price cut before August 1. The pressure on this company's brands must be felt after today's announcements by its rivals.
A "broad" agreement regarding a voluntary code of conduct was made in London between the parties. The code is designed to govern relationships between dairy producers and buyers in an attempt to make the industry more sustainable.
The heads of terms establish a number of minimum requirements and new provisions for dairy contracts between farmers and milk buyers.
The code stipulates that dairy farmers must receive at least 30 days' notice of a price change and retrospective price adjustments are no longer acceptable.
"I believe only with all areas of the supply chain playing their part can we turn this situation around. I am committed to ensuring our dairy farmers have a secure future and we will continue to work extremely hard on the challenges that lie ahead" Kendal said.
The dairy coalition will meet again in a week's time.
No comments posted yet. Be the first to post a comment
|Display name
Please enter your name
Please enter your comment
Post Comment
Your comment submitted successfully.Please wait for admin approval.
Some error on your process.Please try one more time.
Trending Now
Related News
Scotland's Rural Affairs Secretary Richard Lochhead is calling on the Europ...
As the country settles down following the turmoil of the general election, ...
New research from the Universities of Bristol and Cambridge has found that ...
A new publication to help farmers prevent sheep lameness and offer advice o...
The Farmers' Union of Wales is putting the spotlight on Liver fluke at next...
The UK is now third in the global rankings for utility-scale solar energy a...
A recent Rural Watch demonstration and information event gave Farmers' Unio...
Retailers should confirm their commitments to sourcing UK lamb this season,...
A leading retailer has apologised after selling imported lamb in a Borders ...
The time has come for landlords to expect to see reductions in farm rents, ...


text:
Plan ahead for graduation with this 50% OFF code at Walgreens Photo on Graduation Photo Announcements – just use code GETCARDS50 through 2/28 (today).
Pick up in store to avoid shipping costs.
Make sure you check out our post on 20 Graduation Quotes to get some ideas for what you want to write in their card on the special day!


text:
Our great range of second-hand music boasts classics and collectables from rock, pop, classical, dance, jazz genres and more. On vinyl and CD, have a browse and see what you can uncover.
Results 1-20 of 23
And I Turned As I Had Turned As A Boy Dulcimer - 6437003
Paganini 24 Caprices. Ruggiero Ricci - SXL 2194
Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin - SSK 89400
Gospelfolk - Prodigal - JDR324
Out Of Darkness - Out Of Darkness - KL 006
Highly collectable. Out of Darkness L.P. 1970. KL006
HMV ASD 279 Gold & Cream 'Nights in Vienna' Kempe & Vienna Phil Orch
ASD 267 Gold / Cream Beethoven 5th Symphony Cluytens Near Mint condition Cluytens & Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra - ASD 267
Decca SXL 2266 WBG Rossini Overtures LSO Gamba Gamba / LSO - SXL 2266
A meal you can shake hands with in the dark.
Capoeira - Documentos Folcloricos Brasileiros - EX 1002
Stand Up Jethro Tull - ILPS 9103
Quadrafile: very rare vinyl LPs
Stay With - Maurice Williams And The Zodiacs - JKP 3006
Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Old Timey Rap - A Collection Of American Songs And Instrumentals - Hobart Smith - 12T187
Beatles-A Hard Day's Night.PCS 3058.
"Introducing The Beatles" Veejay LP by The Beatles - VJLP 1062
Spanish Language Course E. Allison Peers - 147
The Who Sell Out - Who, The - TRACK 612.002
Page 1 of 2 | Showing 1-20 of 23
What we do
Get involved
Make a donation
© 2015. Oxfam is a registered charity in England and Wales (no 202918) and Scotland (SC039042).
Oxfam GB is a member of Oxfam International.


text:
TheSpread is Pleased to Welcome GTBets as Our Newest Sportsbook Sponsor!
Limited Time Offer - Free $20 Bet Just for Signing Up! Don't Miss Out on Free Money, This Offer Will Expire Soon Click Here to Get Your Free $20 Bet
Friday Service Plays
Re: Friday Service Plays
Pittsburgh will hand the ball to Zach Duke (4-11, 5.26), who's 0-7 with a 6.65 ERA in his last 12 starts and has allowed 13 homers in his last eight. The rough stretch includes an 11-6 loss at Milwaukee on July 6, when the left-hander gave up six runs in 2 1-3 innings, including a homer to Braun. Duke didn't factor in the decision.Duke is 0-3 with a 7.76 ERA in six games at Miller Park.
Re: Friday Service Plays
Oakland at Seattle Over
As bad as the record for the Mariners is, the offensive numbers are pretty decent. On the season Seattle has enjoyed solid success against left-handed pitching with a .282 season average and although Seattle is 6-14 in the last 20 games the Mariners are averaging nearly five runs per game. The over has cashed in eight of the last ten games as Seattle?s pitching has not held up. Pitching some of the season in the big leagues last year Ryan Feierabend struggled with an 8.03 ERA and this year he has not been any better in his lone start, allowing ten hits and six runs over three innings. Oakland rookie Gio Gonzalez has great potential but he has been hit hard in two of his three outings. Walks have been a problem so he will not be able to deep into this game, leaving the bullpens likely exposed to a heavy workload. Oakland has been the ultimate under team with good pitching and weak offensive numbers but the A?s should find plenty of opportunities to score against Seattle and the Mariners have been hitting left-handers well of late.
Re: Friday Service Plays
Tom Freese
Boston at Toronto
Boston starter Paul Byrd is 16-6 on the road vs. AL teams that score 4.7 or less runs in the second half of the year. Boston is 128-59 with revenge from a loss a sa home favorite of -150 or more. The Red Sox are swinging hot bats scoring 4 or more runs in 9 of their last 10 starts. Toronto is just 4-13 their last 17 games after winning 6 or 7 of their last 8 games. PLAY ON BOSTON
Re: Friday Service Plays
Green Bay +2 1/2 over DENVER
Aaron Rodgers and the Packers travel to the Mile High City on Friday when they meet up with the Broncos in the third preseason tune-up for each club.
This game will be a pivotal outing for Rodgers who has had his struggles thus far in the preseason, sustaining six sacks in two games and posting a middling 71.3 passer rating. Unlike his counterpart with the Packers, Denver quarterback Jay Cutler has been mostly sharp in the preseason to date. The former first-round pick is 24-of-30 for 237 yards and a touchdown during the tune-up period, and will put am impressive passer rating of 110.7 on the line in Friday's contest.
We expect things to be a little different here, as we have a very motivated Green Bay club rolling into Denver.
Said G Jason Spitz, "It was an embarrassment. I expect to play well regardless. It's my job. We didn't come out and play well - I didn't play well."
We also have a team in the Broncos that was very motivated last week and came away with a win over the Cowboys. Here, we expect a letdown.
Finally, a couple of NFLX POWER SYSTEMS point to a Packers cover.
Our first system advises: Play ON a road team off a SU loss of 21+ points its last game and a SU loss before that. (14-4 ATS). We also have one that states: Play AGAINST a favorite off a SU win of 10+ points in its last game and no SU wins before that vs. a sub-.500 opponent off a SU loss of 10+ points. This system is a strong 15-2 ATS.
With an embarrassed, motivated Green Bay team taking on a satisfied Broncos squad, we'll take the points and back the visitors.
Re: Friday Service Plays
Philadelphia at NEW ENGLAND -3
Tonight in the NFL we are interested in laying the points with the Patriots regardless of Tom Brady's playing status.
New England has yet to win in the preseason, but with a battle going on for the back-up QB spot, you can expect the Pats to be ready to roll this evening at home.
Week 3 of the exhibition season has been the week that Bill Belichick has regularly pointed to as the week his teams show up, as New England sports a 5-1 straight up, and against the spread record the last 6 summers, and they are a perfect 3-for-3 the last 3 years.
Philadelphia comes into this one off a 24-point 4th quarter eruption in their home win, and cover over Carolina last week, but the Birds are just 3-6 straight up, and 2-7 against the spread in Week 3 of the preseason under Andy Reid, and we definitely see New England showing up in this spot as they erase the last 2 weeks of preseason rust.
Play on the Patriots.
Re: Friday Service Plays
Tennessee Titans vs. Atlanta Falcons
Rookie gunslinger Matt Ryan has arguably been the most effective quarterback for the Falcons during the exhibition campaign, and with this being the most important week of the preseason, you?d have to imagine he'll bring his A-Game to the Georgia Dome tonight. He's expected to play well into the third quarter, which means he'll be allowed to expand the playbook, utilize balance on several drives and properly lead the offense. He's already considered the favorite for the starting job. Ryan will be able to shine. On the other hand, we have a Tennessee offense that posted 34 points in the season opener, and a mere 17 last week against the Raiders. A bit deceptive, and the thing is, Vince Young has yet to give us his best game. The starting offense scored just one touchdown in that exhibition opener, so imagine what it will do on the turf tonight, if the Falcons decide to speed things up. Remember, Atlanta's defense is nothing to write in about. Play on the OVER
Re: Friday Service Plays
Boston at TORONTO -105
Take the Blue Jays tonight over the Red Sox.
Boston will send the recently acquired Paul Byrd to the hill and the right-hander has been solid lately. He?s 2-1 with a 2.70 ERA in his last three starts.
But for how good Byrd has been, Toronto?s Shaun Marcum has been better.
The right-hander is 3-0 with a 2.00 ERA in his last three starts and he?s also had good success against Boston in his career.
Marcum is 4-1 with a 2.84 ERA in five career games against the BoSox, including a 2-0 mark with a 3.00 ERA in two starts this year.
Take the Blue Jays as they grab the home win.
Re: Friday Service Plays
Philadelphia at NEW ENGLAND -3
First things first, Brady's status is a relative unknown, due in large part to coach Belichek's cryptic ways. However, he did practice Wednesday and should play at least a couple series in this contest. However, what really matters is the Patriots are sitting at 0-2, and in tonight's dress rehearsal, I say we see their best effort of the preseason, plain and simple.
Why? Well, we all know Belichek is one of the few coaches who really cares about winning preseason games, and its especially true in this all-important Week 3 match up, where he's 5-1 SUATS over the last 6 preseasons! Patriots need to get on track, and I suspect Belichek will make that loud and clear to his team in tonight's contest
The biggest reason I believe the Patriot win and cover this contest comes down to one unit - the defense. Overall New England's vaunted stop-unit has been porous this preseason, getting torched by Tampa Bay in last week's 27-10 loss. Now back at Gillete Stadium, in extended minutes, look for the veterans to step it up a notch tonight.
Finally, while many in the media are spending time tearing down Cassel, Guttierez, and O'Connell in this match up, fact is the Eagles backups have been far from good either. Kolb 54% completion 66 QB rating & Feeley 42% completion and 53 QB rating, not exactly mind-boggling numbers. Look guys, this game comes down to defense, and with the Patriots at home, off back-to-back losses, you know they're coming to play tonight, and it'll show in the final score!
Take New England over Philadelphia in this NFL Preseason match up.
Re: Friday Service Plays
Dave Malinsky
Houston Astros @ New York Mets
PICK: Houston Astros 3*
The oddsmakers have been forced to deal some favorites in awfully high ranges over the course of this week, and the books have had to sweat through most of them cashing. That is going to work well for our purposes in the weeks ahead, as it creates the kind of value we find in games like this one. It is one thing for a struggling side that lacks talent and intensity to be taking on a contender, but it is another matter entirely when we have what Houston brings to the table tonight.
The Astros sport a winning record, and have gone on a 17-7 run in their last 24 games. Included in that stretch was a 3-0 home sweep of the Mets in which they out-scored them by nine runs, despite having seven fewer outs to work with. In Roy Oswalt we have a veteran with an ace mentality that will relish this kind of spotlight, and note just how good Oswalt?s form has been as he makes up for lost time following a sub-par start to the season ? it is a 3-0/1.64 over his last three starts, and the only time that Houston has lost in his last seven outings came when an injury forced him out of a game after only a single inning. With Thursday off, the entire bullpen also comes in rested and ready.
Yes, Johan Santana brings a 2-0/1.96 over his last three starts, but when you get to face the Padres, Nationals and Pirates in succession there is nothing all that special about the numbers. This will be a quick ?second look? for the Astros after facing him at home on August 2nd, and in facing a left-hander for the fourth time in five games, the adjustments are easier to make. It all adds up to the Mets being vastly over-priced in this one.
Re: Friday Service Plays
Vegas Sports Experts
The VSE NFL Power Play for Friday
10* Take Atlanta (-3) over Tennessee (NFL Power Play)
• 9-3 ATS in pre-season after scoring 14 points or less the last game
• 8-0 ATS in pre-season after a turnover margin of -3 or worse
• 10-4 ATS in pre-season as a home favorite of 3 points or less
Re: Friday Service Plays
Locksmith Sports
1 Unit on Padres/Giants UNDER 7
San Diego is 17-8 Under when the total is 7 or less this season and 30-15 Under vs. poor power teams - averaging 0.9 or less HR's/game this season. The Under is 5-0 in the last 5 meetings between these two teams and 6-0 in Lincecums last 6 starts vs. the Padres. The Under is 7-1 in the Giants last 8 vs. the National League West and 6-0 in the Giants last 6 during game 1 of a series. Neither of these teams pack much fire power and with a pair of solid pitchers on the mound, I don't expect many runs to be scored. Bet the UNDER.
Re: Friday Service Plays
2 STAR: (970) TORONTO (-$107) over Boston
(Risking $214 to win $200)
2 STAR: (955) HOUSTON (+$198) over NY Mets
(Listing Oswalt only)
(Risking $200 to win $396)
2 STAR: (972) TEXAS (-$116) over Cleveland
(Risking $232 to win $200)
2 STAR: (974) KANSAS CITY (+$168) over Detroit
(Listing Bannister only)
(Risking $200 to win $336)
2 STAR: (963) FLORIDA (+$188) over Arizona
(Risking $200 to win $376)
Re: Friday Service Plays
Bob Balfe
NFL Preseason Football
Eagles +2.5 over Patriots
New England has looked like the team with the most problems this preseason, but it is just the preseason. Its obvious they don't want to get hurt and without Brady in the lineup they have no shot at winning games. Brady probably wont play tonight so it will be the Patriots backups vs Donovan McNabb. Take the Eagles.
Cowboys -5 over Texans
This game is for all the Texas bragging rights. NOT! Both teams will play their starters for at least a half and if week 3 preseason football is the closest thing to a regular season game then my money would have to be on the team with the most pro ball players from last year that have yet to win a preseason game and are at home tonight. Dallas needs a good performance from their starters so they can rest in week four of the preseason to stay healthy for opening day. Take the Cowboys at home.
Major League Baseball
Whitesox -165 over Rays
Re: Friday Service Plays
Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers +113
LA Dodgers are 12-5 overall vs Philadelphia last 3 years and 4-0 against the Phillies this year. Maddux is 10-9 with a 3.44 ERA overall vs Phillies since 1997 and Kendrick is 1-2 with a 9.39 ERA overall vs Dodgers since 1997. Philadelphia is 3-12 this year at home when the line is -100 to -125. We'll recommend a small play on the LA Dodgers
Board Info
- Board Stats:
- Total Topics:
- 47641
- Total Polls:
- 2
- Total Posts:
- 304463
- Average Posts Per Hour:
- 2.9
- User Info:
- Total Users:
- 3994
- Newest User:
- DanRogers
- Members Online:
- 0
- Guests Online:
- 1927
- Online:
- There are no members online
Forum Legend:
- Topic
- New
- Locked
- Sticky
- Active
- New/Locked
- Sticky/Locked


text:
Read our comment standards
StarTribune.com welcomes and encourages readers to comment and engage in substantive, mutually respectful exchanges over news topics. Commenters must follow our Terms of Use.
- Keep it civil and stay on topic.
- No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks.
- Comments with web links are not permitted.
- Comments that violate the above will be removed. Repeat violators may lose their commenting privileges on StarTribune.com.
Comments will be reviewed before being published.
Sponsored Links
From Around the Web
More from Star Tribune
- Cyclists attack PedalPubs with squirt guns in Minneapolis; six arrested
- Nolasco gets 100th victory as Twins crush Red Sox
- Souhan: Winning roster, well-stocked farm clubs give Ryan options
- Free-range turkey debate could be reignited because of bird flu
- Peterson not expected to participate in Vikings' voluntary OTAs this week
- Minnesota lawmakers hit deadline with too much undone
More from Video
Evening forecast: More showers
Afternoon Star Tribune Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Weather Video Forecast
Beautiful music: Minnesota Orchestra takes Cuba by storm
The sights. The sounds. The energy. In two minutes, take a whirlwind look at the Minnesota Orchestra's historic visit to Cuba.
From the weekend: Randy Moss signs at Ridgedale
Former Vikings wid receiver Randy Moss signed autographs at Fan HQ in Ridgedale Mall to support former Vikings safety Tyrone Carter's football camp.
Dozier pleased with successful Twins' road trip
Twins second baseman smashed two home runs on Sunday.
Morning forecast: Damp much of the day
Morning Star Tribune Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Weather Video Forecast


text:
1987 Château Prieuré-Lichine Margaux 4ème Grand Cru Classé60 Ratings
60 Ratings
1987 Château Prieuré-Lichine Margaux 4ème Grand Cru Classé
Wine Details
Wine Description
(From 2008 Vintage) Fleshy and full, nicely spicy, this wine is a great success of the vintage with its spicy aromas and liquorice.
Winemaker's Notes
(From 2010 Vintage) Dense purple, with loads of blueberry and blackberry fruit as well as hints of smoke and subtle charred wood, this wine is expansive, round, generous, lush and multi-dimensional.
Shipping Information
Free shipping with a purchase of 12 bottles or more.
Free shipping with a purchase of 12 bottles bottles or more.
Expert Reviews
Robert Parker(From 2010 Vintage) Rating: 92/100 - As reviewed by Robert Parker on 03/21/2013


text:
Image may not necessarily represent the actual item -Please read the title and description before purchasing.
Our Price: $12.58
Finish/Color: BlackFit: 1911 Officer'sManufacturer Number: 1911C2Manufacturer: X-GripModel: Mag Spacer
Reviews of X-Grip 1911C2 Magazine Spacer Black For 1911 Officers 2 Pc
As thanks for your feedback, we will send you a $5 coupon code for writing a product review!
Just click the 'Write Review' button on the product's information page.
Enter your UPS tracking number to track your order
Firearms | Handguns | Rifles | Shotguns | Tactical Rifles | Tactical Shotguns | All Manufacturers


text:
'Great wifi features for a so-so pocket camera'
'Decent range of fun features'
'Very good full-light video quality'
'Powerful speakers'
'Good value'
'Subpar low-light performance'
'Good choice for budget-minded people'
ReviewGist helps you find the best products to buy by making sense of online reviews.
We are currently aggregating 368,764 reviews
covering over 29,111 products. See what the press says about ReviewGist here.
The Best Cellphone Buying Guide for 2014 is the definitive starting point for your next cellphone purchase.
© 2007-15 ReviewGist.com. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Fairfax, Va., June 4, 2013 The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) will award Amato J. Giaccia, PhD, Radhe Mohan, PhD, FASTRO, and Prabhakar Tripuraneni, MD, FASTRO, with the Society's highest honorthe ASTRO Gold Medal. The 2013 awardees will receive the ASTRO Gold Medal during the Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, September 24, at ASTRO's 55th Annual Meeting, September 22-25, 2013, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.
ASTRO's Gold Medal, first awarded in 1977, is bestowed annually on up to three ASTRO members who have made outstanding contributions to the field of radiation oncology, including work in research, clinical care, teaching and service. Including the 2013 awardees, only 72 of ASTRO's more than 10,000 members have received the Gold Medal award.
Candidates must be nominated by one Active member of ASTRO and receive letters of support from two additional Active members of ASTRO, detailing the nominee's impact on the advancement of radiation oncology. Nominees may be from any of the scientific disciplines represented in ASTRO, including radiation oncology, biology and physics.
"Congratulations to my esteemed colleagues, Drs. Giaccia, Mohan and Tripuraneni for receiving the ASTRO Gold Medal," said ASTRO Chairman Michael L. Steinberg, MD, FASTRO. "Individually, they have influenced the direction of radiation oncology research, explored new technologies that guide the way we practice, and directly affected the growth of ASTRO and the specialty overall. The collective impact of their achievements has significantly improved the care for and resources available to cancer patients worldwide."
Dr. Giaccia is a radiation biologist and a 21-year ASTRO member who has made considerable contributions to radiation oncology research. His research has been focused on the role of tumor microenvironment in tumor progression and metastasis, specifically the response of tumors and normal tissue to a reduced oxygen
|Contact: Michelle Kirkwood
American Society for Radiation Oncology


text:
You will enjoy:
Massage & Therapy Centre
I am based in the Therapease Clinic in Cardiff. The treatments I provide cater to each individual client's needs. I treat the body as a whole using a variety of techniques; such as deep tissue massage, kneading, draining, compression, cross fibre friction, joint mobilization and fascia release. I am familiar with post isometric relaxation (PIR) used by sports massage therapists. We work together to come up with a plan suitable for your needs whether it be for needing help through injury recovery, times of change, to get through a pregnancy, to reduce stress and to provide relaxation.
|7:00 pm
|9:00 pm
|9:00 am
|9:00 pm
|2:00 pm
|9:00 pm
|- Closed -
|Fri - Sun
|9:00 am
|9:00 pm
Online bookings let you pick date/time for your visit.
If you purchase an eVoucher you will need to book with the venue directly.
Our old Wahanda Gift Vouchers can still be redeemed at over 3,000 locations. Use them to pay as you would with cash. Please note, the Wahanda Gift Voucher's successor – the Wahanda Gift Card – can only be used for online purchases.


text:
Caleb and Nicco Play 'Gay Spin the Bottle'
For this scene I brought Nicco (who'se bi) over to bait Caleb into going gay for us in a game of Naked Twister and Gay SPin the Bottle. They started by undressing each other. Caleb was nervous, but his cock responded by getting hard with no problem. After hot & heavy kissing and a blow-job from Nicco, Caleb next returned the favor by giving Nicco a hand job. It was the first time he had touched another guy's cock. A little nipple play got Caleb even harder - I could tell he loved it! On the next spin Caleb had to lick Nicco's balls while he jerked himself. Caleb was really starting to loosen up and enjoy himself as Nicco brought him close to cumin. Caleb gave his first blow-job, and Nicco said he did a pretty great job too. Caleb was the first to blow his load with a big cum gusher! I made Caleb get down and lick Nicco's balls again and he nutted with huge moans and gasps. Caleb even tasted Nicco's cum...
Website: CLICK HERE
Added: 20 Mar 11
Tags: straight, str8, college, jerk-off, fraternity, caleb, alexander, straightfraternity, nicco.
Views: 29391