text:
Sorry, we can't find the page you were looking for. It may have been moved or removed.
Here are a few places you can try. Or just send us a message using the "Let's Talk" button.
If you have a User ID please enter it in the notes field.
I'd Like to...
Check all that apply.
Fix errors and duplicate record in my database.Prepare for conversion to a union catalog.Update subject headings to be more kid friendly.Reduce the amount of time I spend on data entry and processing.Increase the number of MARC records that have reading program scores.


text:
will this fit a white Mac Book from 2010?
- Asked by Lindsay B from Chilliwack
Greene + Gray Sleeve for MacBook
Product No Longer Available
1 Answer from the Community
It might. I use it with my pro and it's pretty snug. With the old MacBooks it might not zip up all the way. You might want to get the 15" one to have a bit more space.
- Answered by Lex S from Cincinnati

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Six Word Memoirs [1]
I love Smith Magazine's six word memoirs. "Not Quite What I was Planning: Six word memoirs by writers famous and obscure" [2] is another collection for fans of this addictive form. Some of my favorites: "Aging late bloomer yearns for do-over;" "Girlfriend is pregnant, my husband said;" "Hope my obituary spells 'debonair' correctly;" "Still lost on road less traveled."
Here's mine: "Once a waitress, always a waitress."
Lucy's Book Mark [3]


text:
This is the one you have all been waiting for.
I have posted this How to Do in this section to ensure maximum exposure.
This valve is from a non M Z4, although I am assuming the process would be the same, if someone want to send me a M valve, I will test.
Although this is a simple process I do not accept any responsibility for any damage to you, your vehicle or any third party if you carry out this procedure.
I would also like a couple of our members to validate this process. I know our leader has a spare one, or at least one that requires modification.
I would suggest that you do this process on a spare valve just incase you do run into trouble. There are enough Z4 owners out there that have changed this part so hopefully you could find someone who will either give you their old one or loan you one until you take yours off.
If however you wish to purchase one from your dealer the price I obtained is £7.79 + vat. There is no stock in this country so delivery would be 3-4 days.
Unfortunately, I wasn't present when I got my guy to remove this as I thought it was going to be harder than it was and therefore left him to it. But once I have changed mine, I do intend to carry out this procedure, after which I will happily donate. I would however suggest that all owners generally modify their own to prevent any problems with comeback etc.
This is a simple process that requires no special tools other than a hammer and two drills bits of 3.5mm and 9mm NO DRILLING IS INVOLVED. If you have ever replaced a wheel bearing this should be a simple procedure.
Fig1. shows a sectional view of the valve, the device and principal are both simple. When you depress the clutch the piston (C) moves towards the insert (B) due to hydraulic pressure which allow hydraulic fluid around the piston due to its design, when you remove your foot from the clutch the hydraulic pressure forces the piston back which forces the hydraulic fluid through the 1.5mm diameter hole. There is no spring in the valve; the force of the hydraulic fluid alone moves the piston to its required position.
The insert does two jobs, to retain the piston, and locate and seal the rigid hydraulic pipe. As it located on a step when the insert is refitted it will be in its original location. The insert is retained only by the slight interference fit with the body so is easily removed and reinserted. The slight interference is confirmed by the fact the piston has retained most of its shape after removal, if this had required a lot of force the piston would be have deformed more before the insert was removed and would probably be flat.
The process:
Insert the 3.5mm drill bit into the end with the male thread (small bore) ensuring you insert the flat end of the drill. If you insert the pointed end you will probably damage the piston and it will then be impossible to remove successfully.
It is possible to use any cylindrical object that fits the bore with a snug fit and has at flat end to locate against the piston. A screwdriver with the end ground of may also work.
By gently tapping the drill with a hammer will push the piston and insert out of the bottom. Be aware that this will probably damage you drill bit. It would be advisable to hold the valve in a vice if possible, it does not need to be done up tight, as the hex flats will locate above the jaws and prevent movement. Doing this will allow the piston and insert free exit from the body.
Once you have removed the piston you then use the 9mm drill bit again with the blunt end against the insert and tap back into place. Ensure you insert the valve the correct way with the chamfered bore facing out. It maybe easier to use a socket if the outside diameter is around 9mm as this will have a flat end top and bottom, but ensure it will fit inside the bore before attempting to refit. Again you need to use something like this for two reasons; one is so the flat bottom locates on the flats of the insert to prevent damage to the sealing chamfer, and also to ensure the insert is inserted squarely to prevent damage to the threads.
Once you have replaced the insert you are ready to fit to your car and enjoy the smoother clutch operation this procedure gives.
Apologies for grammatical errors, spelling mistakes etc. and I look forward to your feedback.


text:
This program is for those students with a substantial amount of business-related transfer credits. All other students should view the Business Management program.
Transfer your prior business credits into an Associate Degree*
This program provides students who have a solid grounding in a business discipline, gained from completing the coursework in one or more diploma or certificate programs in that discipline, with the general education component of an associate degree to become a well-rounded graduate.
Educational Requirements
Students must complete at least 34.00 semester credit hours of courses in accounting, business, and/or legal studies. Selection or transfer of courses will be in consultation and with the approval of the student's academic advisor. Any resulting deficiency in the total of 34.00 semester credit hours required may be made up with additional accounting, business, and/or legal study courses.
*To learn more about transferring prior credits earned in the United States, see our Transfer Students page. For credits earned outside of the U.S., view the International Students page.
View Herzing University Accreditation and Approvals
Associate of Science in Business Studies Gainful Employment
What are the career opportunities in this field?
BUSINESS — Career Paths
A Herzing University degree in business provides students with knowledge in all aspects that make a business profitable. Because of this, graduates have unlimited career path opportunities and flexibility when seeking a position.
For those unsure which path is best for them, the first step is to pay attention to which classes they find most stimulating while earning a business degree. For example, if a student enjoys learning the different methods a business can use to attract new customers, that student may have a future in marketing, sales, advertising, or product development. If another student is fascinated by how a company keeps track of the vast number of financial transactions that happen every day, a position in accounting or finance may be ideal for that student.
Recent job titles for graduates from the Herzing University system's associate-level business degree programs include:
Team Leader, Accountant, Customer Service Representative, Office Manager, Account Representative and Administrative Assistant. Examples of companies these graduates are employed by include Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Target, Coca-Cola Enterprises, AutoTrader.com, and Terminex International.
Herzing University system bachelor's in business graduates recently took positions with titles such as:
Business Analyst, Auditor, Accountant, Director, Restaurant Manager, Paralegal, Department Supervisor, Account Representative, Medical Office Manager, Manager and Business Owner. A sample of companies these graduates are employed at include: Covance, Solvay Pharmaceuticals, WyoTech, ProHealth Care, Inc., John Deere, Allina Health System, and Solo Cup Company.
For a list of companies that employ graduates in your area, contact your campus.
Career Advancement
Advancement in business careers depends on the actual career path the student chooses (such as marketing executive, department director or corporate trainer). Some business management degree graduates will be able to move up in the field simply by gaining on-the-job experience, while others will need to earn a master's degree or industry credential. Once a student/alumni has determined what their career goal position is, our Career Development Department can help that individual create a plan that will position them for the greatest chance at achieving their professional goal.
Work Environment
Business graduates typically work in an office environment. Offices may be located in an office building or on location at a manufacturing company or factory. Some workers may be able to work from a home office with weekly or occasional trips to the main office for meetings and presentations. Depending on the specific position, some travel may be required to satellite offices or client establishments.
A 40-hour work week is standard although additional hours may be required prior to important project or reporting deadlines. Those with greater responsibility will typically work beyond the 40-hour standard, and managers in some industries may rotate being on-call (this is especially prevalent in hospitality, restaurant and retail management). Executives often spend additional time attending professional events and staying current with industry trends. Full-time employees generally receive full benefits packages including health/dental insurance, paid vacation and sick time, and retirement/wealth savings or accrual plans (such 401(k), company stock, and profit-sharing).
Business — Career Outlook
The growing economy is continually fostering the addition of new businesses to the market. These businesses will need qualified professionals to ensure profitability and survival, creating a strong career outlook for business professionals.
What is the program title, length, and content?
The Business Studies program is specifically designed to allow transfer or prior credits earned in a business-related discipline.
|Associate and Associate of Applied Science in Business Studies
This associate degree program adds general education and additional specialization classes to the core business fundamentals. Graduates are well prepared for a variety of entry-level business positions in a wide range of industries. Download Program Course Sheet


text:
Date and Time:
Date(s) - Thursday, July 4th, 2013
All Day
All branches of the military will receive complementary admission to Norfolk Botanical Garden (NBG) on July 4, 2013. Military members with proper ID along with their families can enjoy the most beautiful place in Hampton Roads on the Garden! It's the Garden's gift to heroes in our community. Military personnel include: active, retired, and disabled veterans.
Norfolk Botanical Garden


text:
Apr 10, 2007
Questions for LEGO
1. Post your question as a comment to this post.
2. Post your question as a SINGLE sentence, not a paragraph. (I will be copy-and-pasting each question into one larger document and will NOT include anything more than one sentence per question.)
3. I reserve the right to edit a question for length. (This is for those of you who will submit a single question of 100 words - more likely, I'll just skip it because I really don't have much time to edit questions before Thursday)
4. If you want to post multiple questions, feel free, BUT please keep it to no more than 3 per person and number your questions please.
5. I'll TRY and provide a copy of the completed question list to our readers for download before Thursday, but no promises. Trust me, this is a busy week for all kinds of reasons.
I make no guarantees that your question will make it on the list NOR do I make any promises that LEGO staff will answer them. I will provide the list to the LEGO reps and request that "when they have time" they take a look at the questions and see if they can email me some responses. This could take some time, so again, no promises on answers. Please also remember that I'm supplying them with the edited "Wish List" (March 13 post on the blog) and will hopefully be able to get some feedback from that as well.
LEGO has demonstrated that they listen to their customers and they do care about our concerns, wants, and irritations. Keep your questions polite and you might get an answer directly from THOSE WHO KNOW :)
11 comments:
- Andy said...
1. Could you make the new version of NXT-G free for those people that already have a NXT (NXT-G)?
2. Will there be a next (and upgraded) version of the NXT?
3. Could you make another type/kind of motor for the NXT that is smaller and maybe include a tachometer (rotation sensor) too?
Just 3 of my questions! I have alot more but Jim said max. 3 questions per person. These 3 Q's are three of my Q's that will get the best answers that other people with NXT also should/could be happy to know. Thanks in advance!
- Apr 10, 2007, 3:12:00 AM
- Guy Ziv said...
1. Does LEGO plan to release a new pneumatics set for use with NXT?
2. What extension sets are planned for the NXT?
3. Is there a plan to create a cheap (<100$) camera sensor for autonomous robot operation?
- Apr 10, 2007, 3:39:00 AM
Will the firmware be updated so that the USB port can be used with a memory stick to enlarge the amount of memory available for the NXT? (Windows VISTA has this feature).
- Apr 10, 2007, 4:30:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
[jumping in without questions here...]
The USB port on the NXT is a "slave" type port, while a memory stick generally demands a "master" type - no amount of firmware finagaling will change this. "Will there be a way to add more memory" might be a good question, but it will take more than a firmware upgrade.
Brian Davis
- Apr 10, 2007, 4:39:00 AM
- Andy said...
A "memory-sensor" would have been cool, it looks like a sensor, it feels like a sensor, it is a memory expander connected to a sensor port (I know, I'm not good at poetry(is that even a word??:P)). If you just could manage to make a NXT-G block to get use of such a "sensor" you could pretty easily devolop one, this might be a job for HiTechnic thoug but it would have been cool to see one, and it might be one of the only things you can choos among for that. Sorry for getting mor off-topic, let's get back on! :D
- Apr 10, 2007, 5:24:00 AM
Early NXT marketing information showed a migration path for using NXT in schools. The current NXT-G software was the cornerstone but it looked like full LabView support was the end target.
We now have that full LabView support, but only if you have a LabView license (I got a free student license). Is this the way things are going to remain, or will some of the LabView functionality start migrating into the retail software?
The NXT-G software is really slow and even small programs compile into huge files. The firmware upgrade may help with the execution speed problem (a little bit), but we would see a bigger benefit from generating smaller, more efficient executables. Is anything being done about that?
MyBlocks cannot be executed in parallel threads. This greatly reduces their usefulness. Are there any plans to modify threads so they are reentrant?
Dang! That's three. Wish I was going to Atlanta.
- Apr 10, 2007, 6:11:00 AM
- Steckmann said...
1. Could you make the new version of NXT-G free for those people that already have a NXT (NXT-G)?
2. Will there be a NXT v2 ?
3. Could you make another type/kind of motor for the NXT that is smaller?
Sorry i just copyed andys post to what i want.
ps i will also be at world fest as a feild set up is there any way i can talk to you email me @ firstname.lastname@example.com
- Apr 10, 2007, 6:31:00 AM
Will LEGO release the bluechip firmware so we can make community firmware supporting HID etc. (e.g. Wii)?
- Apr 11, 2007, 1:54:00 AM
When will the NXT-software be available as a Universal Binary for Intel Macs?
- Apr 11, 2007, 2:17:00 AM
- Andy said...
Axel: This summer. The new version of NXT-G will support intel-based Mac's. Check out the Lego Mindstorms NXT FAQ on the official Mindstorms NXT site for more information. Anyway, I think we should get more on-topic again since we are getting a bit off-topic (atleast I think so).
- Apr 11, 2007, 3:58:00 AM
1. Could Jim's compilation "Wish List" have associated comments for each item, such as "Not Likely", "Maybe", "Definately" that indicate the likelyhood of each component being developed?
2. For each item that will be developed in Jim's compilation "Wish List", could there be a rough estimation of when we should expect to see each item become available?
3. What is in the works for LabView for Mindstorms Phase 3 ?
- Apr 11, 2007, 1:48:00 PM


text:
Top Searches:
Horoscopes |
Salaries |
Washam |
July 22, 2013
Links: Australian Glass and the Pacific Northwest at Museum of Glass
Wsu Master Gardeners of Pierce County at Master Gardener of Pierce County
The Shape of Things by Neil Labute at Dukesbay Theater
All events for today »
Submit an event | All events
In 1935, 13-year-old fledgling writer Briony Tallis and her family live a life of wealth and privilege in their enormous mansion. On the warmest day of the year, the country estate takes on an unsettling hothouse atmosphere, stoking Briony's vivid imagination. Robbie Turner, the educated son of the family's housekeeper, carries a torch for Briony's headstrong older sister Cecilia. Cecilia, he hopes, has comparable feelings; all it will take is one spark for this relationship to combust. When it does, Briony--who has a crush on Robbie--is compelled to interfere, going so far as accusing Robbie of a crime he did not commit. Cecilia and Robbie declare their love for each other, but he is arrested--and with Briony bearing false witness, the course of three lives is changed forever. Briony continues to seek forgiveness for her childhood misdeed. Through a terrible and courageous act of imagination, she finds the path to her uncertain atonement and to an understanding of the power of enduring love.
Rated R for disturbing war images, language and some sexuality.
Visit the official site
Cast: James McAvoy, Vanessa Redgrave, Brenda Blethyn, Keira Knightley, Romola Garai
Produced by: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Paul Webster
Directed by: Joe Wright
Written by: Christopher Hampton, Ian McEwan
Running time: 2hr 3min
Opens: Dec 14, 2007 Limited


text:
SOY Vegetable Protein 80% Protein Tablets are an excellent food supplement, providing a balance of the essential amino acids in a digestible tablet form.No Artificial Color, Flavor or Sweetener, No Preservatives, No Sugar, No Starch, No Milk, No Lactose, No Gluten, No Wheat, No Fish,
Puritan's Pride
Chewable Soy Protein 640 mg
640 mg / 100 Tablets / Item #012021
Disclaimer: This scientific independent research is provided by Aisle7 and is for informational use only. Puritan provides this information as a service but does not endorse it. Likewise, Aisle7 does not recommend or endorse any specific products.


text:
Princess of Ancient Greece™ Barbie® Doll
Princess of Ancient Greece™ Barbie® Doll wears a rippled, copper-colored dress called a "chiton" that flares at the bottom. A square sheer wrap decorated with a golden Grecian pattern is pinned at her right shoulder with one of two golden pins that are shaped in a lion's head. She wears a golden serpent arm cuff and completes her outfit with a golden laurel crown atop her curly dark brown hair, worn up in a classic Grecian chignon.
Production doll may vary from the photo shown above. Mattel reserves the right to modify the fashion/fabrics, sculpt, hair color/style, and accessories. Doll cannot stand alone as shown.


text:
Published on Thursday, August 09 2012 01:00
Hi All,
The good news is that we have received word that a grant from the State Historical Preservation Fund, to finish work on the museum, has been awarded to the Lyons Redstone Museum. The money from the grant will cover: pointing the sandstone with the rounded antique tool, painting the exterior panels on the upper story, and painting and renovating the fire escape. The total cost of the project is $71,197 (grant of $54,248, plus a cash match of $18,049).
Login to read more: Thank You!
Published on Thursday, June 07 2012 07:54
To the Editor,
I have just returned from a trip to the recycling bins with my recyclables and what I saw prompted me to write this letter. There was trash piled up on the fence side next to the skateboard park and mystery trash (in large black trash bags) piled next to the cardboard bin along with other NON-RECYCLABLES. There was also shredded
Login to read more: Be Responsible for Yourself!
Published on Thursday, April 19 2012 09:46
Login to read more: "This town rocks!"
Published on Sunday, May 06 2012 01:00
Login to read more: A Reality Check on the "Healthiest" State in the Nation
Purchase A Subscription: A Reality Check on the "Healthiest" State in the Nation
Published on Thursday, April 05 2012 01:00
Dear Editor,
I'd like to say thank you to Dave Chase, owner of Redstone Cyclery, for giving me the straight scoop on a bike I brought in for a tune-up. Thank you for saving me money, for asking me what kind of bike riding I want to do, and for giving me sound advice on what to do next. I'm planning to get back riding this year and you are getting me off to a good start.
Thanks again,
Carol Pranschke


text:
Fuel-Burning Lanterns
Snow Peak
Northern Lights
Priceless than $25
$25 - $49.99
$50 - $99.99
$100 - $199.99
$200 - $299.99
$300 and above
Recent Fuel-Burning Lantern Reviews
Coleman 2 Mantle Propane Lantern
Works great. Lasts long. It's a great product. It does exactly what it says it will. Reliable. I would buy it again. Full review
UCO Micro Candle Lantern
I didn't expect much, but this lantern still disappointed me. I own an UCO led lantern and think it is an excellent product. I own an UCO Original candle lantern and it is a pretty good piece of kit. So with this tiny lantern we have an unreliable slide mechanism, cheap materials, and minimal light output. UCO, what were you thinking? I got nothin' here. Full review
UCO Original Candle Lantern
Nice ambiance, but a headlamp outshines it without the fire risk. I've had one since 1997. Used it a few times on backpack trips. Gives OK light output, but not focused, and not super bright. It's only one candle after all. I stopped using it once the ultra-small headlamps came out. Why use a candle when you can have focused, brighter light and an extra set of batteries takes up less space and weight? Plus, I was always a little nervous with a flame inside a nylon tent. Full review
Primus EasyLight
The only reason I can't give the Primus Easylight a perfect score is because they're so expensive. Other than that they are incredibly well built and the travel boxes make transporting them 100% worry free. The mantles are light years better than any other brands. I've been using the same mantle for years and amazingly they never fall apart. I love them, and am very happy that I was forced into buying them during a storm that had emptied the shelves of everything but. Now that I've got them, I'd… Full review
UCO Original Candle Lantern
My most reliable light. I've used my original UCO for 20 years and it just keeps on going. I picked up another one this past summer at REI's garage sale so my girls have one to use too. With the several years of camp fire bans here in CO having that little flicker of light tricks the mind so I at least get a glimmer of the campfire feel. When backpacking, this has been my go-to light for 20 years. It never fails, never runs out of batteries, and the candle burn time lasts for several nights. For… Full review
UCO Original Candle Lantern
This is a brilliant piece of gear. I love the fact it doesn't need batteries. I found this while camping with a friend. He has one and we used it for a makeshift campfire to sit around since there was a burn ban. It worked great as we sat around it and visited. I had to get one for myself. I use the citronella candles in it to help cut down bugs in my camp. I use it to light my tent with the hook, there's no danger of fire because the flame is contained in the glass globe. I recommend this candle… Full review
Coleman Deluxe PerfectFlow Lantern
Solid, reliable, simple, yet runs forever. These lanterns are plenty bright, casting usable light even on low settings to 20-30 feet, depending on how cluttered your campsite is. On the higher settings it's not unlike a 100-watt bulb in intensity and color. After it's warmed up some it can be turned way down to a much warmer, less harsh light that, once your eyes adjust, is still pretty bright. Over the last few years, I've been able to wrangle some significant burn times out of mine. while the… Full review
Coleman Northstar Dual Fuel Instastart Lantern
This is a fairly well built single mantle, but bright, lantern. It is made to work for years and years. This lantern would be best suited for car camping, or overnight stays at a cabin. I would and have recommended this lantern for others I know who prefer car camping. I purchased this lantern at a Coleman Factory Outlet store about a year ago, and I haven't been disappointed yet. It is one of the easiest liquid fuel lanterns I have ever used. All it takes is filling up the fount with either Coleman… Full review
Texsport Double Mantle Propane Lantern
This lantern is very poorly made. In order to put this together 75% of it had to be readjusted. We stopped at Kmart to pick up a lantern for some night fishing along the river. We saw what we thought was a great deal on this propane lantern. When we got to our fishing spot and tried to assemble it we found out the glass was sitting too high, above the handle holes, and we could not put the handle on. The lock nut on the gas line needed to be moved down, but we had no tools. We wanted to take it… Full review
Top-Rated Fuel-Burning Lanterns
Sort by: name | rating | price | availability | recently reviewed


text:
Good News
Job Search
The Day in Photos
Today in Pictures
Mantu Das, 6, dressed as Hindu god Lord Shiva takes a nap at the Gangasagar camp in Kolkata, Jan. 10, 2013. Sadhus and Hindu pilgrims began to gather in Kolkata on their way to the Hindu holy festival Gangasagar Mela. They all gather to take a dip in the ocean on the holy day of the Hindu calendar considered to be of great religious significance in Hindu mythology.
Dibyangshu Sarkar/AFP/Getty Images
Today in Pictures
Mantu Das, 6, dressed as Hindu god Lord Shiva takes a nap at the Gangasagar camp in Kolkata, Jan. 10, 2013. Sadhus and Hindu pilgrims began to gather in Kolkata on their way to the Hindu holy festival Gangasagar Mela. They all gather to take a dip in the ocean on the holy day of the Hindu calendar considered to be of great religious significance in Hindu mythology.
Dibyangshu Sarkar/AFP/Getty Images
Today in Pictures
Two lions are pictured at the zoo in Duisburg, western Germany, Jan. 10, 2013.
Roland Weihrauch/AFP/Getty Images
Today in Pictures
Striking farmworkers and other protestors throw stones, while hiding behind broken road signs during violent clashes with members of the South African Police Services(not visible), Jan. 10, 2012 in de Doorns, South Africa. The farmer said that they they will not return to work until they receive a daily wage of at least $17 per day, which is about double what they currently earn.
Rodger Bosch/AFP/Getty Images
Today in Pictures
Nina Ragettli of Switzerland competes during qualification for the ladies Ski Halfpipe FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup at the US Grand Prix, Jan. 9, 2013 in Copper Mountain, Colorado.
Doug Pensinger/Getty Images
Today in Pictures
A female member of Venezuela's Bolivarian militia, holds a flower during a rally in Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 10, 2013. Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez rallied outside his presidential palace in an exuberant symbolic inauguration for a leader too ill to return home for the real thing.
Ariana Cubillos/AP Photo
Today in Pictures
An Aston Martin Vanquish is inspected by hand inside a light booth by technician Matthew Goss at the production plant, Jan. 10, 2013 in Gaydon, England. The iconic British brand is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford created Bamford & Martin, Jan. 15 1913, which later became Aston Martin in honor of Bamfords wins at the Aston Clinton Hillclimb in Buckinghamshire.
Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
Today in Pictures
A killer whale surfaces through a small hole in the ice near Inukjuak, in Northern Quebec, jan. 8, 2013. Mayor Peter Inukpuk urged the Canadian government to send an icebreaker as soon as possible to crack open the ice and help the pod of about a dozen trapped orcas find open water. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans said it is sending officials to assess the situation.
Marina Lacasse/The Canadian Press/AP Photo
Today in Pictures
Snow falls as a group of ultra-orthodox Jews pose for a snapshot next to the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City, Jan. 10, 2013. Stormy weather conditions continued on Thursday with snow, torrential rains and strong winds across the region.
Bernat Armangue/AP Photo
Today in Pictures
Yafa, 8, watches the snowfall from her bedroom window, in Amman, Jordan, Jan. 10, 2013. The storm dumped two feet of snow on many parts of Jordan, shutting schools, stranding motorists and delaying international flights. Jordanian weatherman Mohammed Samawi called it the "fiercest storm to hit the Mideast in the month of January in at least 30 years."
Mohammad Hannon/AP Photo
Today in Pictures
Selfridges department store employees pose for the media in "The Silence Room", a space for shoppers to quietly relax in, Jan. 10, 2013, London. The Silence Room, where shoes are to be left outside and mobile phones are not to be used. It is part of a campaign by the store to integrate shopping with meditation to encourage people to be more considered and mindful in their everyday life.
Matt Dunham/AP Photo
Today in Pictures
Yamaha rider David Casteu of France rides on a stretch of fesh-fesh during the 5th stage of the 2013 Dakar Rally from Arequipa, Peru, to Arica, Chile, Jan. 9, 2013. The race finishes in Santiago, Chile, on Jan. 20.
Victor R. Caivano/AP Photo
The Day in Photos
All ABC News Photos
The Day in Photos
Join the Discussion
comments powered by Disqus.
blog comments powered by
See It, Share It
See a Neighborhood in Flames Believed Sparked by Fireworks
Jacquelyn Martin/AP Photo
Rick Perry on Donald Trump: 'I Was Offended by His Remarks'
Mike Segar/Reuters
Happy 239th Independence Day, America!
The Associated Press
How the Obamas Celebrated the Fourth of July
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
5 Things to Watch at Princess Charlotte's Christening
Hanife Erdinc/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
Watch Drifting Baby Rescued Out at Sea
Getty Images
Everything You Need to Know About US-Japan World Cup Final
Yahoo!-ABC News Network
Privacy Policy
Your CA Privacy Rights
Children's Online Privacy Policy
Interest-Based Ads
Terms of Use
Contact Us
© 2015 ABC News Internet Ventures. All rights reserved.


text: Cinch your waist and give your look definition with the stylish Baukjen Wrap Belt. Handmade in 100% super soft leather, it has been designed with a keyhole opening at the side so that both wraps tie to the center front. This is an extremely versatile belt that can be worn to flatter any style or outfit. Wear with bold block colors or all-over printed dresses to accentuate the waist.


text:
Exploring London and Paris: A Family Adventure
Explore the Tower of London and see Shakespeare's theater; then take the "Chunnel" to Paris to visit the Eiffel Tower, enjoy art tours of the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay and visit Notre Dame, Versailles and more.
Tour Details
- The Forbidden City: Official Spaces and Private Quarters
- Journey from Bangkok to Bali: Following the Spirits
- Haydn Seek
- Smithsonian Journeys to Milford Sound, South Island, New Zealand
London and Paris are ideal desinations for a summer vacation with grandchildren and children. Explore the Tower of London with a Beefeater, learn about Shakespeare at the Globe Theatre, and take the "Chunnel" train to Paris. Enjoy specially designed art tours of the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay and visit Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower, Versailles, and more. For families with kids ages 8 and older.
Day 1— U.S. / London, England
Depart the U.S. for London.
Day 2 — London
Upon arrival a representative will meet you at the arrivals area and whisk you off to your hotel. Later in the day enjoy an orientation tour of London that showcases many of the city's iconic sites, from Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and St. Paul's Cathedral to the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the Royal Albert Hall, and Kensington Gardens. This evening, enjoy a festive welcome dinner. (D)
Day 3 — London
Gather with other families for an exciting taste of historic London, featuring Westminster Abbey and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Westminster Abbey, a World Heritage site, has been the setting for every coronation since 1066 and for other royal occasions such as the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. During an engaging tour, explore an architectural masterpiece that spans the 13th to 16th centuries, hear about the lives of kings and queens as you see their various tombs or markers, and explore memorials to famous poets, writers, and other important English subjects. Your guide will then take you to nearby Buckingham Palace to see the Changing of the Guard, one of London's most famous traditions. Here the Queen's Guard, dressed in traditional red tunics and bearskin hats, changes the guard in a formal ceremony set to music.
Many people associate England with Shakespeare and theater, so what better way to introduce children to the subject than a fun tour of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. This faithful reconstruction reflects the Elizabethan open-air playhouse originally built on the south bank of the River Thames in 1599, where many of Shakespeare's plays were originally performed. Learn about the playwright, theater, and performances from your guide, then feel what it's like to be part of the "groundling" audience closest to the stage. From here, continue to the National Theatre for a backstage tour or if the fine arts command more interest, choose to go to the Tate Modern, London's flagship museum of modern and contemporary art. Here, you'll enjoy an artist-led workshop on "Understanding Modern Art," an introduction to the collection using sketching as part of an interactive tour. (B)
Day 4 — London
Enjoy a themed walking tour of London this morning. Tour choices may include a focus on the literary figure Harry Potter or an exploration of "Secret London." During a tour of a contemporary fictional character, you might visit sites featured in the Harry Potter films, such as the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron, the location of the red telephone box, the bridge destroyed by the Death Eaters, and Platform 9 ¾. On a walk through "Secret London," discover hidden places and forgotten nooks as you explore parts of the city that few people know even exist.
Round out the day with a special tour of the Tower of London, a World Heritage site, which has been an integral part of British royal history for nearly 1,000 years. Children and adults alike will marvel at the breathtaking Crown Jewels, stand at the execution site of three English queens, and hear the myths and legends of this historic fortress located alongside the River Thames. Throughout your tour, a "Beefeater"—or Yeoman Warder as they are more properly known—will be your guide. (B)
Day 5 — London, Hampton Court, Eurostar to Paris
Travel outside London today to visit Hampton Court Palace. Here, discover the magnificence of Henry VIII's favorite royal residence, built in 1515 by Cardinal Wolsey and presented to the king in 1529. Immerse yourself in the sites and sounds of the medieval Great Hall, the grand staterooms, and the Tudor kitchens, which once fed over 600 people twice a day. Stroll through acres of enchanting gardens, lose yourself in the famous maze, and appreciate the beauty of one of England's most exceptional palaces.
Return to London by cruising along the River Thames and get a sense of what is was like to journey to London during an earlier era, when travelling by river was safer and easier than by road. This is also one of the most interesting and scenic stretches of the river, featuring such famous landmarks as Teddington, Lock, Ham House, Richmond Hill, and Syon House.
Upon your return to London, take the Eurostar train to Paris, travelling beneath the English Channel via the "Chunnel"—a thrill for kids and adults alike. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and gather for dinner. (B,D)
Day 6 — Paris
Today, introduce your kids to some of the many treasures of Paris, a World Heritage site. Begin with a guided panoramic tour that includes views of famous landmarks such as the Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Centre Pompidou, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Pantheon, and more. Stop on the Île de la Cité for a special tour of Notre Dame Cathedral, widely considered one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture, with its famous Rose Window, flying buttresses, and incredibly high arches, and also renowned for the story of The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Children and adults will enjoy a special visit to the world-renowned Louvre Museum featuring a "Muse Clues" scavenger hunt for the kids. Together, parents and children learn about a broad range of collections, but the younger set gets additional motivation through "Muse Clues." This educational and interactive treasure hunt is designed to give children an entertaining background to the history of art while sharpening their "detective" skills of observation. Their answers lead them to discover an educational prize hidden somewhere under the Louvre's glass pyramid. An alternative option for young adults is Quest, an entirely new way to experience the Louvre through an interactive game designed to explore four great civilizations (Ancient Near East, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, and Modern Europe), each with their own set of challenges designed to test your mettle and sharpen your skills. Afterwards, proceed to a ferme auberge for lunch to savor traditional French cuisine at a restaurant located on a farm.
This afternoon visit glorious Versailles, a World Heritage site, and the center of political power in France from time of Louis XIV to the French Revolution. Explore many of the rooms of this opulent château, including the Royal Chapel and Hall of Mirrors (where the Treaty of Versailles, ending World War I, was ratified). You'll also explore the formal gardens designed by the famous French landscape gardener André Le Nôtre. Return to Paris late afternoon and enjoy an unscheduled evening. (B,L)
Day 7 — Paris
The Eiffel Tower, perhaps the most famous symbol of Paris, is a global icon and the most visited monument in France. Built in 1889 by the engineer Gustave Eiffel for the World's Fair, it is still the tallest structure in Paris, about the same height as an 81-story building. Explore this fascinating structure close-up as you travel to the second tier and enjoy magnificent views of the city.
Continue to the Musée d'Orsay, a monumental art gallery that displays France's national collections of paintings, sculptures, and objets d'art produced between 1848 and 1914. You and your family will enjoy a special tour that features works by renowned artists Monet, Renoir, Cezanne, Van Gogh, and others as well as amazing museum design given its spectacular setting in a former train station.
In the afternoon attend a hands-on cooking demonstration at a culinary school, where you'll learn about French haute cuisine and finish with lunch featuring some of your creations. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure to pursue individual family pursuits. (B,L)
Day 8 — Paris
Enjoy a morning at leisure for independent sightseeing or choose to take an optional family excursion. Take an optional excursion to the Centre Pompidou, one of Europe's most important museums of modern art, showcasing art movements such as Fauvism, Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism. Another optional program features the Fragonard Parfumerie where children can become a perfumer's apprentice and customize an eau de toilette in a dedicated workshop. This is an unforgettable, funny, and fascinating sensorial experience focused on the creation of a fragrance.
The entire group reconvenes to visit the artists' quarter of Montmartre, with its spectacular white church of the Sacre Coeur. Around the corner in the Place du Tertre, many artists still set up their easels each day to paint. It is a reminder of when this area was a mecca for modern art and where many famous artists lived and worked, including Monet, Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Picasso. Enjoy a farewell dinner in Montmartre this evening. (B,D)
Day 9 — Paris / U.S.
Transfer to the airport today for return flights to the U.S.


text:
Swanson: 10 Out of 10 Times Comment in Reference to Jens Pulver Rematch, Not Jose Aldo
Cub Swanson:Last Friday, Swanson appeared on the Sherdog Radio Network's Beatdown program opposite co-hosts T.J. De Santis and Jeff Sherwood, the latter of which asked Swanson if the oft-replayed nature of his 2009 knockout defeat to Jose Aldo made the featherweight yearn more intensely for another crack at Scarface.
It does, but it's been a while. I've put it past me, Swanson replied. I know that I could win that fight 10 out of 10 times if we did it again. It's not even an issue to me anymore. I would actually love for my brother to fight him. [My brother] is more of an up-and-comer, which I feel is more of a fair fight.
Swanson returned to Beatdown on Wednesday to clarify that comment, which Swanson says was made in reference to a potential rematch with former UFC lightweight champion Jens Pulver, who submitted Swanson with a guillotine choke nearly five years ago at WEC 31.
We were going back and forth about different past opponents, and that was a mental error on my side, Swanson said of his previous Beatdown appearance. I was talking about Jens Pulver, and I thought you guys had asked me about a rematch with him. That's why I said that was a long time ago and that I had put it past me.
No, [I don't want my brother to fight Aldo.] My brother is a [flyweight], and he fights at 135 [pounds] as well, but that's the fight that I would love for my brother to have -- with Jens. Jose Aldo is the fight that I want.
Swanson then further elaborated on a hypothetical return bout with Aldo. While he may have misspoken in regard to the 10 out of 10 times comment, that does not mean the Jackson's MMA representative would back down if he were given another opportunity to fight the UFC featherweight king.
I don't feel that [a rematch with Aldo] would play out like it did that time, said Swanson. I feel like that was a once-in-a-longtime type of thing, and it's not going to happen again. If we fought again, I'm very confident, and I think it would be a hell of a fight.
Personally, I've grown up a lot mentally [since the first bout]. I don't get nerves like I used to. I feel that the key for me is just being calm and confident, Swanson continued. In that fight, I was very one-track-minded, and I just felt like I had to do one thing right off the bat. It was too close-minded for me and not really my usual game plan, and it backfired.


text:
Recommended For You
Prices and availability are subject to change from the time and date that you print this page.
7/2/2015 4:12:03 AM. For Customer Service, please call 800.933.9904
Pardon us momentarily, while we beat our chest about our chest. It holds a bevy of toys and books and also doubles as a bench. Finishes off a room when placed at the end of a bed.
Safety first
- Child-safe closure allows lid to stay supported in any position and prevents lid from closing too quickly
Details, details
- A Bill Eastburn design
- Beadboard sides and base molding details
- Side handles for easy transporting
- Nylon glides to protect floors
- Interior measures 31.5"w x 13.75"d x 16.25"h
- Assembly required
- Made in Vietnam
- More colors available
Show 'em what you're made of
- Solid poplar with low emission engineered wood (Painted White)
- Solid spruce with spruce veneer over low emission engineered wood (Stained Chocolate)
- For complimentary samples, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Extras! Extras!
- Add a toy box cushion for comfort (sold separately)
The Land of Nod Guarantee
At The Land of Nod, nothing is more important to us than providing safe, high-quality products to you and your family. We believe that kids' products should be able to handle everything kids throw their way (literally and figuratively). That's why all of our products have an 18-year quality guarantee. And, hopefully, your kids will no longer be sleeping in bunk beds by then.
Knock, Knock.
Who's there?
Icon who?
Icon tell you another knock knock joke if you want.
Who's there?
Icon who?
Icon tell you another knock knock joke if you want.
White Beat our Toy Chest
Toy Box Cushion
Our Designers Recommend
Carousel Crib (White) $599.00More Colors Available
Roller Rink Rug (Blue) $249.00 - $699.00More Colors Available
Cinema Floor Lamp $219.00
New!Shy Little Kitten Bedding $14.00 - $229.00
15" Extracurricular Play Table (White) $239.00More Colors Available
I Think I Canvas Cube Bin $9.95 each
Customers Also Viewed
New!Wrightwood Toy Box $399.00
District 2-Cube Storage Frame (White) $199.00More Colors Available
Cubic Bench (Grey, 3-Cube) $199.00More Colors Available
Cargo 4-Drawer Dresser (White) $799.00More Colors Available
3-Bin Palooza (Azure) $199.00More Colors Available
60" Bankable Bookcase (White) $399.00More Colors Available
Cubic Bench (White, 3-Cube) $199.00More Colors Available
Little Sloane Leaning Bookcase (Java) $149.00More Colors Available
84" Fresh Linen Curtain Panel (Blue) $49.00More Colors Available
Bayside 2-Over-2 Dresser (Denim) $699.00More Colors Available
New!Upholstered Storage Bench w/Feet (Ikat Fret) $349.00More Colors Available


text:
It's not just seabirds which are accidently killed in commercial fisheries. The number of sea turtles accidently snared by commercial fishing gear over the past 20 years may reach into the millions, according to the first peer-reviewed study to compile sea turtle bycatch data from gillnet, trawl and longline fisheries worldwide.
Send me top news only


text:
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Where's The Crust Pizza
This pizza is low-carb and gluten free. For me, that usually translates into no taste, but this was really good! The "crust" is made with cream cheese, eggs and parmesan cheese. It doesn't sound like it would work, but it does. You can make the crust ahead of time if you are pressed for time. It can be stored in the refrigerator or in the freezer. We were really surprised at how good this pizza was. We both really enjoyed it, and actually didn't miss the traditional crust. It is definitely going in the rotation for pizza night.
Where's The Crust Pizza
adapted from accidentalmommies.com
(Printable Recipe)
1 (8 oz) package of full fat cream cheese, room temperature
2 eggs
1/4 tsp ground black pepper
1 tsp garlic powder
1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese
1/2 cup pizza sauce
1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
toppings - pepperoni, ham, sausage, mushrooms, peppers
Garlic powder
Preheat oven to 350.
Lightly spay a 9×13 baking dish with cooking spray. With a handheld mixer, mix cream cheese, eggs, pepper, garlic powder and parmesan cheese until combined. Spread into baking dish. Bake for 12-15 minutes, our until golden brown. Allow crust to cool for 10 minutes.
Spread pizza sauce on crust. Top with cheese and toppings. Sprinkle pizza with garlic powder. Bake 8-10 minutes, until cheese is melted.
90 comments:
Oh my I think I need to go eat breakfast. I just spent two minutes licking my lips over this one!!ReplyDelete
Do you think this would work using a pizza stone? Or should we stick to the 9x13?ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousMarch 18, 2013 at 7:35 AM
I use a 9x13 it works out greatDelete
My dad is allergic to gluten, so I will have to try this for him. I am sure he will love it!ReplyDelete
YEA!!! This is exactly the kind of recipes I've been searching for.ReplyDelete
I'm trying to do the sugarless for life, which means no flour, cornmeal, white potatos and white rice.
I'm going to try this very soon.
Cannot wait to try this!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to try it! It looks delicious :)ReplyDelete
I am definitely bookmarking this one! My MIL has celiac so she'd love this pizza!ReplyDelete
Tried this tonight! It was excellent except that id hoped for a crisper "crust." Amazing flavor in the no-crust crust, reminded me of lasagna. Im sure you all will enjoy this!! I used sausage and made my own pizza sauce.ReplyDelete
You should check out "Lynn's Kitchen Adventures", she has an awesome zucchini pizza.ReplyDelete
I, too am excited to try this recipe. It looks amazing! Quick question: would this also work with the light or reduced fat cream cheese, or is the fat needed to form the "crust?"ReplyDelete
I haven't tried this with light or fat free cream cheese. I would stay away from fat free cream cheese. I think you need some fat in order for the crust to bake up properly.ReplyDelete
For the "crust" is that grated parm in the green can?ReplyDelete
Jennelle - yes, I used the grated parmesan in the green can.ReplyDelete
This was absolutely delicious. I made this for my family tonight and everyone LOVED it. I would much rather have used a larger pan for a thinner "crust", but no complaints otherwise. We didn't even miss the deep dish crust we get at the national pizza chains. Thank you for this. We're trying to live s healthier lifestyle and recipes like this are a big help!ReplyDelete
That is twisted! You would never think it would work, would you?ReplyDelete
This pizza was very good! I have to admit I was doubting it but this is delicious and allows me to be healthier! Thanks for another great recipe!ReplyDelete
I've been meaning to try this variation. I'm gluten free and always looking for something new that tastes better than what's available frozen or off the shelves, which I hate to buy.ReplyDelete
Not all cream cheese is Gluten Free, but Philly I know is.
Made this tonight and it was DELISH!! I live in Africa as a missionary, and didn't have cream cheese available to make it. I substituted Laughing Cow cheese (which can be found in the states too). Even though it is much lower in fat, it turned out perfectly! Thanks for a great recipe!ReplyDeleteReplies
Has anyone else had trouble with this? I made it last night and the "crust" was nothing at all like a crust--it was really eggy and such an odd consistency underneath my pizza toppings! I ended up scraping the toppings off and putting them on a piece of toast. :-(ReplyDelete
I used parmesan cheese grated off of a block with my microplane--could that possibly have made the difference?
This was good.ReplyDelete
LL- yes, I had the same trouble. It was very "eggy". I thought it was because I didn't have room temp cream cheese so I microwaved it a bit and it got a bit too soft. Even if I was sure that is what the problem was, I wouldn't make it again.ReplyDelete
Sara & LL - did you use full fat cream cheese? That could make a difference. I used a hand mixer to make sure the cream cheese mixture was really mixed up well. That could also make a difference.ReplyDelete
I made this and thought it was great! My husband loved it too. I had to bake the "crust" a lot longer than the directions stated though....ReplyDelete
I made this tonight and it was a hit!!! Thanks for the recipe!!! :)ReplyDelete
Hi love your site. Tried this, tasted great but crust too soft (even with full fat cream cheese)ReplyDelete
Someone suggested baking the crust then putting it in the fridge to get the sufficient hardness. Then put on the toppings and re-oven.
Damien (from Sydney)
This comment has been removed by the author.ReplyDelete
Great diabetic option! Especially for those who are trying to avoid being a slave to the needle.ReplyDelete
My daughter is on the Ketogenic diet and I think she will love love love this!!!! I can not wait to try this out of her!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you!ReplyDelete
Just made this tonight and it is really good. When I compare it to the cauliflower pizza crust this one wins hands down!! I have an OLD oven so I had to bake it longer but it was tasty. I can't have gluten or yeast or sugar so this one's a keeper!! I might try to use it as a base for other dishes, too!ReplyDelete
I have to tell u... this is one of my most loved recipes..ever! i dream of this... i am a weight loss surgery person and i make large amounts of this just so i can eat it for breakfast lunch ect for days!!! i am making tonight and can not wait! by the way this is one of my most loved recipe blogs :) u are wonderful!! i pin things and it keeps bringing me back here ..we must have similar taste in food :)ReplyDelete
I'm going to have to try this! Ya know, another person commented that the taste reminded them of lasagna. You know when you're low carbing it and dying for lasagna? Do you suppose this could be rolled out thin and used for lasagna "noodles'"? Maybe if the dried a bit or were put in a low temp oven? I'm gonna have to play around with this when I'm at that phase if my diet where I can add this stuff again. Thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
Made this for dinner and it was amazing.ReplyDelete
Made this for dinner and it was amazing.ReplyDelete
WOW Cannot wait to try this too! Was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo glad I saw this today too! Thank you!ReplyDelete
I just made this with low fat cream cheese it was awesome! I left the "crust" in the oven for about 19mins and let it cool for about 20mins. Other than that I followed it exactly. Even my 4 year old loved it.ReplyDelete
Loved the pizza and so easy to make. Here's my question - What's the serving size? 1 square? 2?ReplyDelete
This is a wheat free recipe - it is not a healthy meal, nor would it promote weight loss. But it certainly looks like a good idea for those who are gluten intolerant and crave pizza occasionally.ReplyDeleteReplies
Actually this is a healthy meal. You are under the assumption that a diet high in saturated fat causes heart disease. The research now says that a diet high in refined carbohydrates/sugar is the culprit not the fat. Yes, it would promote weight loss.a diet high in fat, moderate in protein, and low in carbs lowers the insulin response. Insulin drives fat storage. So yes it is healthy.Delete
Thank you for sharing this recipe-I made this pizza last night and it's delicious! I really couldn't wrap my mind around an egg and cream cheese based crust-but I followed the advice of another comment and baked it a little longer. Today the leftover refrigerated pizza is even tastier, and the crust is even more like "bread". Yum!! Will make again for sure!ReplyDelete
It was delicious! I used 1/3 less fat CC and baked it longer just like someone above mentioned. I also used weight watcher cheese.ReplyDelete
Thank you for this great recipe...my family loves it and doesn't even miss the normal crust!ReplyDelete
Love this recipe. I used a 11x14 pan, cooked the crust 20 minutes, and we thought it was awesome!ReplyDelete
This is wheat free but not all ham, sausage and pepperoni is gluten free.ReplyDelete
I tweaked this a bit. I used half the ingredients and spread it into a 10X6 rectangle on a cooking sheet. After it had chilled, I flipped it and placed the toppings on the browned side so the other side could cook some more. It was sorta "pizza-like" but I thought it was too wet to really have a bread mouthfeel. It's a decent option for a low-carb wheat-free pizza....but it's definitely not great.ReplyDelete
My daughter had gastric bypass surgery and can't have grains. She makes this at least once a week, varying the toppings. She has also discovered that after the crust has rested the first 10 minutes, if you cut it into rectangles, sprinkle with parmesan and other cheeses then bake as usual, you have some pretty delcious cheesy 'breadsticks'. Thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
Made this tonight turned out awesome! Had to make two pans because they loved it so much!!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! Hubby and I are low carbing and it really felt like we were cheating on the diet. Thank you for this recipe!ReplyDelete
I just made this, and it tastes delicious, like pizza! Next time I try putting it in a larger pan, like another suggested, and definitely cook until it is golden brown. Thank you for posting this recipe! Who knew that cream cheese and a few eggs would made a great pizza crust.ReplyDelete
I was just wondering if you knew how many carbs would be in this?ReplyDeleteReplies
You could make your own low carb pizza sauce. You can easily google one. The crust has no carbs. I make a low carb sauce that has 4g net carbs.Delete
Made with Neufchatel cream cheese worked just fine. Oven quit working so I microwaved it. It came out really good, Just one soft spot. I cut up the crust and put it in the fridge, then put on toppings on for lunch and dinner (taco Pizza) and nuked awesome. Just kept nuking it till It looked done, couple min at a time.ReplyDelete
Actually Jeanne, this recipe will promote weight loss, when used on a low carb diet.ReplyDelete
Do a bit of research before you throw inaccurate info out there. Fat is not unhealthy - grains are.
"Jeanne said...
This is a wheat free recipe - it is not a healthy meal, nor would it promote weight loss. But it certainly looks like a good idea for those who are gluten intolerant and crave pizza occasionally."Replies
You are absolutely right Candace. On a low carbohydrate diet that is high in fat you are actually decreasing your risk for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and Alzheimer's! And the body is able to burn its own fat to decrease body fat percentage. Check out the book Good Calories Bad Calories by Gary Taubes and "Grain Brain" by neurologist Dr. Pearlmutter.Delete
I'm eating this as I type. Very good. I made it as directed. Perfect for anyone on low carb, or avoiding gluten. Good job, Steph!ReplyDelete
My husband and I make this too and we are devoted fans! It's amazing, I don't miss the crust at all.ReplyDelete
I made this and it came out good. The crust was soft, so I am putting it in the fridge tonight and re-heating tomorrow. Should come out nice and crispy.ReplyDelete
My daughter also loved it! I would like to try a smaller pan for a thicker crust, or double the ingredients :)
I am on WW so I was afraid to see how many points it would be. If prepared by instructions using all regular, not fat-free products, divide 9x13 baker into six servings points are only 7 per serving. YAY! Happy Dance.ReplyDelete
This looks so very good, I love pizza!.ReplyDelete
I love your recipes!.ReplyDelete
Made this tonight. Super good. Had a sort of lasagna flair. Will definitely make again! Thx!ReplyDelete
@Jeanne, you have found yourself among people who have learned that the key to weight management without hunger is low carb diets! So most of us agree that since this meal avoids carbs, it is a healthier option. Adding a salad or veggie toppings could make it healthier, but skipping the wheat crust is a good start!ReplyDelete
I am on a gluten fast and look forward to making this. I don't have a hand mixer - just a standard KitchenAid. Would it work to use that? Would I want to use the wisk attachment? Thank you!ReplyDelete
I made this today also on a gluten free diet..I used soy and gluten free galic and jalopeno cheese. Organic mushroom baby spinach, and greenpepper! Now that was some good pizza! Will definitely make this again!!ReplyDelete
Holly - so glad you liked it!ReplyDelete
FYI, in case you did not grant permission-- this recipe and picture was used by this FB site:ReplyDelete
This article explains this "phenomenon: "http://www.bubblews.com/news/784827-the-newest-facebook-like-farming-scam-watch-out-food-bloggers-and-recipe-writers
Thank you Julie!! It is being used without permission. I reported it to Facebook.ReplyDelete
Do you think I could cut this in half and make it in a 9x9 pan? I only want to make a meal for 2. Also, what would make a good side dish to go with it?ReplyDeleteReplies
A 9x9 pan should work fine if you half the recipe. I usually serve salad with pizza. You could also do asparagus.Delete
thank you for this recipe! The crust is actually Cooling as I type... Is there anyway you can post a picture of what the crust is supposed to look like before the toppings are put on it? I'm fairly new to this site I don't know much about it if you could add more pictures... Thank youReplyDelete
Tried it tonight. Was pretty good. I was going to take the crust out of the pan and put it on a pizza tray, but it wouldn't come out cleanly. I think I'll try again next time. Very tasty alternative for pizza.ReplyDeleteReplies
So glad you enjoyed it!Delete
This comment has been removed by the author.ReplyDelete
What could I use to replace eggs, my daughter is allergic to them?ReplyDelete
Do you have the nutritional values for this recipe?ReplyDelete
Do you have the nutritional values for this recipe?ReplyDeleteReplies
I also would like to know the nutritional values...Delete
In the oven as we speak. I'm sure it will be tasty.ReplyDelete
i make this all the time! I use the Neufecel (sp?) cheese which is very soft and very low in fat or FF CC and it works great. Never eggy always great. If you use full fat i think it is a tad firmer but i dont really care about that so for me it works great. I tell ppl about this recipe all the time :) PC is an amazing place to get great recipes :)ReplyDelete
I'd love to try this gluten free recipe to my mom, but her celiac disease comes with lactose intolerance too, so.. cheese is not allowed =(ReplyDelete
Any idea whether this crust can be frozen after baked?ReplyDelete
Is this crust crunchy? I made a cauliflower crust and did not like the texture of it, so I was hoping this is a little more like real crust. Thanks!ReplyDelete
My sister just sent this to me... now I must go shopping... can't wait to try it...along with a gluten free beer... yummy dinner is now planned.. ThanskReplyDelete
So excited about this recipe! I am trying to cut out wheat and I miss a good pizza! Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
I'm super excited to try this! I've lost over 22 lbs. on the Metabolism Miracle diet and I must say, pizza is one of the things I miss the most. Usually I just eat the toppings off the crust, so this will be great to try and add to my meal rotation! Thanks again!ReplyDelete
This recipe was a hit in my home. My son says he likes this pizza better than "regular" pizza. Last time, I made 2 "crusts". One, I made 1/2 a chicken/bacon/ranch with fresh tomatoes; 1/2 Hawaiian with bbq sauce, pineapple, chicken and bacon. The other crust, I made a basic sausage & pepperoni, but on one half, I added mushrooms and pineapple. I topped with mozzarella and a bit of cheddar. I'll bet you could turn this base (without the garlic) into a delicious dessert, like a fruit pizza or a baked fruit topped dessert, the possibilities are endless.ReplyDelete
I made this tonight, and it was really tasty! The "crust" was definitely not crust, however. Too soggy, too wimpy, the only way to pick it up was to hold it on the palm of our hands so the entire piece was supported. I was going to bake it longer, but it wasn't browning but rather burning in spots so I pulled it out at about 20 minutes. I'll be making it again, but with some tweaking using some of the suggestions given in the comments.ReplyDelete
What kind of pizza sauce are you using>?ReplyDelete


text:
This floor lamp features a bold shade design from internationally renowned hospitality designer Stacy Garcia. Known for her use of color and pattern, Stacy's exclusive line of lighting makes a wonderfully colorful and unique design statement. This floor lamp's contemporary good looks are matched by its practical design. The custom-made shade features a plastic diffuser at the bottom to prevent glare. The shade is printed on high-quality canvas. U.S. Patent # 7,347,593.
Shipping and Delivery Information - For item EUH5361-N8227 if ordered by 1 pm Pacific Time


text:
to page content
to site navigation
Explore the Entrepreneurship.org Resource Center to find resources. Designed with entrepreneurs in mind, our resource center allows you to find materials to grow great ideas.
Use this tool to push beyond your current practices by considering growth opportunities through market penetration, line expansion, market expansion, and new product development.
This tool will guide entrepreneurs through the process of evaluating competitors' pricing strategies to evaluate which pricing strategies would most likely help achieve growth goals.
This tool will help you identify resources for questions that need to be answered throughout the marketing research process.
To take advantage of market opportunities or solve a marketing problem, you need to conduct market research, such as gathering, interpreting, and reporting data.
Use this tool to identify your major customer groups, their distinguishing characteristics, and the market research needed to develop a customer profile.
This tool will help entrepreneurs develop critical strategies to create exceptional customer experiences.
Growth opportunities abound, but entrepreneurs need to know how to learn about them, what information they need to determine these opportunities, and where you can find this information.
This tool will help you evaluate your marketing research to identify potential market segments, identify characteristics of each market segment, and select a target market.
Entrepreneurs can use this tool to consider their customers' needs and wants to identify potential improvements to products and services that could increase sales.
This tool will guide the entrepreneur through the process of researching information to determine industry potential.
Want to get connected? Sign up to receive regular news, polls and updates from The Kauffman Foundation.
A robust online curriculum for entrepreneurs.
Explore Founders School >
A network of U.S. cities facilitating a weekly entrepreneur education program. Go to 1 Million Cups >
Whether you are starting or growing a company, FastTrac will help you live your dream at each stage.
Get started with FastTrac >


text:
Home / Collections / Trends / Ladylike
Classic and sky high. Those are the two words that best describe our Nixit platform heels. Foot-flattering almond toe design. Padded footbed for all-day comfort. Leather or synthetic upper; simply mouse over your color choice for upper information. Man-made lining and sole. Imported. 1/2" hidden platform. 4 1/2" high heels.
Style Code: NWNIXIT


text:
Investor Relations
Trust & Wealth Management
About Us
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Policies and Disclosures
Investment and Insurance Products Are:
Not a Deposit - Not FDIC Insured - Not Insured by Any Federal Government Agency
Not Guaranteed by The Bank - May Lose Value
Securities and investment advisory services and products are offered through First Financial Trust and Asset Management Company, N.A. a wholly owned subsidiary of First Financial Bankshares, Inc. and by Cetera Investment Services LLC., Member FINRA/SIPC. First Financial Bank and Cetera are not affiliated.
Deposit products offered by First Financial Bank, N.A. Member FDIC
Equal Housing Lender
© 2014 - First Financial Bankshares, All Rights Reserved
Privacy Notice | Terms of Use | Policies and Disclosures


text:
Villa Park
The FA Cup
(Attendance: 24,038)
Villa have made three changes for this afternoon's FA Cup clash against Sheffield United.
Jed Steer comes in for Brad Guzan in goal, while Ciaran Clark replaces the injured Ron Vlaar.
Republic of Ireland centre-back Clark also takes the captain's armband in Vlaar's absence.
The other change sees Marc Albrighton come in for Gabby Agbonlahor.
VILLA: Steer, Lowton, Clark (c), Baker, Luna, Westwood, Bacuna, Weimann, Delph, Albrighton, Benteke. Subs: Guzan, Sylla, El Ahmadi, Tonev, Donacien, Helenius, Bowery.
SHEFF UTD: Long, Maguire, Hill, Flynn, Doyle (c), Porter, Baxter, McGinn, Collins, Murphy, McMahon. Subs: Howard, Miller, Cuvelier, Coady, Brandy, Kennedy, Calvert-Lewin.


text:
Here are some unbeatable dining deals for you!
Melt in your mouth Lamb Briyani
Enjoy Old Malaya Kopitiam's irresistible Lamb Briyani and Lemon Tea for only RM46.30. This offer is from now until June 2015. So try it today! Visit us at Level 2, North Zone, Satellite Building, KLIA.
Think breakfast, think Bibik Heritage
Get your local breakfast favourites at Bibik Heritage from 4am to 11am. Priced at only RM3.50, you can enjoy a choice of 2 half-boiled eggs or 2 pieces of toasted bread (with butter, strawberry or kaya spread). Delicious rice congee mixed with shredded chicken, pickled lettuce, salted fish & fried peanuts is also available at RM6.50. Prices are inclusive of GST. See you at Bibik Heritage, Public Concourse, Level 3, klia2.
Bite into Malaysian tea-time favourites at Bibik Heritage
Nothing satisfies the heart and tummy more than quick, delicious Malaysian light meals and snacks. From 3.00pm to 7.00pm, savour Nasi Lemak Bungkus at only RM2.00 per pack, assorted Malay and Nyonya Kuih at RM3.90 per pack of 3 pieces, Keropok Lekor at RM3.00 per cup and assorted Fritters (Cucur Ikan Bilis/Cucur Udang/Cucur Pisang/Pisang Goreng) at RM3.50 per pack. Find us at Lot S2-3-L40, klia2. Prices stated here exclude government tax.
Coffee at 50% discount with Apron Series Christmas Promotion
This festive season, enjoy an Apron Latte, Cappucino or Americano at half price with any purchase of Christmas Pastries and Cookies. Offer valid while stocks last. Only at Apronbites, Kota Kinabalu International Airport.
Coffee at 50% discount with Apron Series Christmas Promotion
This festive season, enjoy an Apron Latte, Cappucino or Americano at half price with any purchase of Christmas Pastries and Cookies. Offer valid while stocks last. Only at ApronCafé, Kota Kinabalu International Airport.
Gloria Jean's Marble Mocha Creamy Swirl and Barista's Pick Combo
Indulge in the new Marble Mocha Creamy Swirl, a premium blend of coffee topped with creamy white and milk chocolate. Or choose from the list of Barista's Pick Combo: Café Latte (Regular) and Cake (RM15.90), Sandwich (RM16.90), Pie (RM16.90) or Muffin (RM13.90). Now for a limited time only at Gloria Jean's Coffee, klia2.
Bibik Platter Set at Bibik Heritage
Relish a Peranakan culinary experience served with a generous helping of Baba and Nyonya heritage and culture. Here you can be sure of a memorable meal, every time. Only at Bibik Heritage, klia2.
Relish a taste of indulgence
May it be in KLIA, klia2 or any downtown outlets, they're all priced the same! Come share a great time, today.
Rise and shine with Dunkin' Donuts new Sunny Sandwiches
Wake up to a Sunny Sandwich every morning with the choice of Sunny Egg & Chicken, Sunny Egg & Cheese, Sunny Egg & Chicken Mayo or Sunny Egg & Tuna – priced from only RM3.50 with a cup of coffee or tea. Available for breakfast until 11 a.m. daily at Arrival Level, Level 3, Main Terminal Building, KLIA & Domestic Departure / Arrival Level, Pier J, klia2. Not valid with other promotions, vouchers and offers. Other terms and conditions apply.
Grab a hearty breakfast at KLIA Food Garden
Hearty breakfast deals don't come any better than this. Enjoy a pack of delicious Nasi Lemak at RM2.10 or a plate of Roti Bakar at RM1.60 when you visit KLIA Food Garden. These dishes come with a choice of Teh O or Kopi O. Visit the Beverage & Dessert counter from 7am - 11am to grab the breakfast set! The Nasi Lemak is a Malaysian coconut rice served spicy onion sambal, egg, peanuts, anchovies and cucumber. The Roti Bakar is a toasted bread that's spread with butter and kaya. Image shown for illustration purposes only.
Apron Café's Breakfast Special
Start your mornings with a truly Malaysian breakfast at Apron Café, Kuching International Airport. Grab the Roti Canai set which includes a piece of Roti Canai, curry and a cup of Teh Tarik at only RM2. Not applicable with any other discount, promotion or voucher. Government tax excluded.


text: California Air Resources Board (CARB) California's Legislature established CARB in 1967 to improve and maintain healthy air quality and conduct research into the causes of and solutions to air pollution in the State. CARB has authority to set and enforce emission standards for motor vehicles, fuels, and consumer products; set health-based air quality standards; monitor air quality; identify and set control measures for toxic air contaminants and oversee local air quality districts. To help control the State's significant smog levels, CARB has established much stricter regulatory requirements than most of the U.S. regarding VOC emission levels in hundreds of consumer products, including paints and other architectural coatings. For more information visit: www.arb.ca.gov


text:
July 7th, 2015
Browse Archive by Day
Archive: News / Sports / Sports Home / NBA (8 Stories)
Spurs go up 3-0 with 118-103 win over Blazers
05/11/2014 12:41amSpurs coach Gregg Popovich took pains to make sure guard Tony Parker was well rested for the playoffs.
Nets try to back up belief by beating Heat again
05/11/2014 4:40pmPaul Pierce called the Miami Heat a juggernaut. He insisted they are still the team to beat.
Spurs say Dallas scare gave them motivation
05/11/2014 5:30pmThe intensity and focus that has the Spurs rolling 3-0 over Portland in the Western Conference semifinals can be traced to their Game 3 loss to Dallas in the first round.
Clippers stun Thunder 101-99 to tie series
05/11/2014 8:12pmAfter being thoroughly outplayed for over 40 minutes, the Los Angeles Clippers fought back.
James: Players want no Sterlings to own Clippers
05/11/2014 8:20pmLeBron James understands it will take time, but he wants Donald Sterling out of the NBA. And he said Sunday that NBA players believe nobody in Sterling's family should be able to own the Los Angeles Clippers if he's gone.
NBA Playoff Capsules
05/11/2014 9:21pmDarren Collison scored eight of his 18 points in the final 2:58, and the Los Angeles Clippers ralled to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 101-99 on Sunday to tie the Western Conference semifinal series 2-2.
Clippers' Sterling apologizes, says 'not a racist'
05/11/2014 9:21pmLos Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling apologized Sunday for racist comments captured on tape, saying they were a "terrible mistake."
George's 39 lead Pacers past Wiz 95-92; 3-1 lead
05/11/2014 11:00pmPaul George forced Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel to leave him on the court.
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 v05


text:
Marisa Tomei Gossip
Marisa Tomei gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Smutty Roundup: Affleck & Kendrick, Olivia's dog, and Marisa Tomei
FameFlynet, AKM-GSI/ Splash
Ben Affleck and Anna Kendrick are in Atlanta working on a new movie together called The Accountant. He balances the books by day and is an assassin by night. When I first heard about this project, two words jumped in my head: Reindeer Games. That said, I trust Anna Kendrick. She wouldn't be in a Reindeer Games, would she? Olivia Munn has a puppy and she's been taking her puppy along with her to promote Mortdecai. Full Story
Smutty Tingles
What a boss
How awesome is the sight of George Clooney arriving on a boat? Look at this. Who does it better than this? Who owns the world better than this? (Maybe Brad Pitt, but it would be a bloody battle.) This is George Clooney, all boss, cranking up the handsome, arriving at the Venice Film Festival today for The Ides of March photo call with co-writer Grant Heslov and co-stars Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti, Marisa Tomei, and Evan Rachel Wood. Full Story
Ashley & Marisa
Have received a lot of email the last couple of days about Ashley Judd's face. She's out in the open right now because she's promoting her memoir All That Is Bitter & Sweet. A lot of explosive revelations about childhood abuse and how sh-tty it was growing up in that family. She'll also be on Who Do You Think You Are on Friday. Full Story
Oscar Failed Vintage: Marisa Tomei
Jessi Cruickshank reported on our etalk red carpet show that Marisa Tomei's dress was some kind of 1950s gown that is so rare and so precious, they wouldn't loan it to her so she had to buy it and it was tens of thousands of dollars, probably the only celebrity who had to do so last night. Full Story
Marisa Tomei is allowed
Jacek and I flew to Toronto recently and watched Cyrus on the plane. By the end of it all he wanted to talk about was Marisa Tomei. I didn't mind. She is crazy sexy in that movie. Crazy sexy. There's something about the way she talks, a hint of a baby girl voice but not grating like SJP, she holds her body like you know there's a freak underneath, and of course the face, perhaps not the most exquisite face in the business, but beauty doesn't have to be intimidating, and oftentimes it's the faces you find comfort in that turn you on the most. Full Story
BAFTA Stripper: Marisa Tomei
Enough with the Academy rewarding strippers with a heart of gold. Every year there's a stripper with a heart of gold nominated for something. Am over it. It's done. Anyway, Marisa apparently dressed for her character at the BAFTAs – f*ck me hair and a showgirl dress that's seen better days, like a girl who has seen better days, used hard and dried up… She's been hanging out with Mickey Rourke too long, I think. Full Story


text:
Every year the judges tell us the Magna Award nominations are more compelling and creative. It is inspiring to read about the winning programs and to meet the board members who develop them. Their work clearly benefits the students and the communities they serve. Sodexo is proud to support this recognition program that encourages innovative thinking in public education. —Steve Dunmore, president, Sodexo
Welcome to American School Board Journal's Magna Awards, sponsored by Sodexo. Over the past 20 years, we've featured many excellent examples of school district leadership, and this year is no exception. We are pleased to have the opportunity to showcase these award-winning projects as examples of innovation and excellence in school governance.
The Magna Awards 2015 nomination period is now open. The deadline for nominations has been extended to midnight, November 7, 2014. All nominations must be made online. Nominations made in any other way will be disqualified. The online nomination form is available here.
Want to find out more? Visit our Magna information page today for answers to frequently asked questions, judging criteria, and tips on making your nomination to the Magna Awards 2015.
And don't forget to take a look at our new, searchable Magna Awards Best Practices Database, where you can browse through past Magna winners and other high-scoring programs for innovative best practices, proven and practical solutions, and new ideas. New programs that receive high scores from the Magna judges will be added to the database every year -- maybe yours will be added next year!
About the Magna Awards 2014 Program
Congratulations to the Magna Awards 2014 Grand Prize winners: the Orleans/Niagara Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), Medina, N.Y.; St. Charles Parish Public Schools, Luling, La.; and the Kent School District, Kent, Washington. Writeups of this year's honored programs can be found in the "Resources" section, below. You do not need to be a subscriber to access these resources.
Every year the American School Board Journal Magna Awards highlight best practices of school district leadership. Nominations are accepted in the fall and winners are recognized at the Best Practices for School Leaders Luncheon at the NSBA Annual Conference. Sodexo has been a proud sponsor of the awards since 1995.
This year's Best Practices for School Leaders Luncheon featured Sonia Nazario -- a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, journalist, and author of Enrique's Journey -- who chronicled her childhood as the daughter of two immigrants. Nazario spoke about how one in four children in public schools across the United States is now an immigrant or the child of an immigrant, and discussed the tremendous traumas many of these children face even before landing in American classrooms.
Watch the video about the Magna 2014 Grand Prize winners.
Login or Subscribe
Connect with us:
American School Board Journal. The Source for School Leaders.1680 Duke Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314, USA (703) 838-6722
© National School Boards Association


text:
We also offer lots of sports equipment, from footballs for a kick-about to cycling or gym equipment for fitness fanatics. With big-name brands and top-quality products, weve got sports clothing and equipment for the whole family.
Order Now 0844 811 1800
© Shop Direct Limited. All rights reserved. Shop Direct Home Shopping Limited. Registered Number 4663281.
Registered Office: 1st Floor, Skyways House, Speke Road, Speke, Liverpool L70 1AB.


text:
Rezoned and Repurposed: 1920's Maine school house
This 1920's school house in Hollis Center, Maine was not only converted to a house, it was actually converted to a duplex with a mirrored floor plan.
So it has over 4,000 square feet of living space with 7 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens, etc., etc.
It was actually used as a school up until the 1960's when it was converted to a single family home. The current owners used it as a duplex with living space on one side and a home-based business on the other side.
The former school house is currently listed for for sale at $240,000.
On the one side of the duplex is a remodeled kitchen with cherry red cabinets:


text:
We added the under cabinet outlets and lights after we got granite countertops, and then tiled the ... read more
Height: n/a
Width: n/a
Bulb #: n/a
Socket type: n/a
Wattage: n/a
Compare at: $265.93
No Sales Tax!
Fast and Free Shipping!
Our Price: $229.95
*Free shipping on all Legrand orders. Free shipping on non-Legrand orders over $49. No sales tax except on orders to Missouri
eCommerce Design by Solid Cactus.


text:
Neurology, Psychiatry Joint Grand RoundsEvent Details: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m., September 08, , 1402 S. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO, 63104
The department of neurology and psychiatry will host joint Grand Rounds from 8-9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 8, in Lecture Hall 1 of Schwitalla Hall at the School of Medicine. (Entrance is only through the Learning Resource Center (LRC).
Sophia M. Chung, M.D., is professor of ophthalmology, neurology and psychiatry at Saint Louis University. Chung received her medical degree from Duke University and completed her residency in ophthalmology at the Cullen Eye Institute, Baylor College of Medicine.
She stayed on to pursue a neuro-ophthalmology fellowship with John A. McCrary, III, M.D. Upon completion in 1990, she joined the Saint Louis University School of Medicine departments of ophthalmology and neurology where she has been a full-time faculty member for the past 21 years.
Dr. Chung serves as a director on the American Board of Ophthalmology after serving as an associate examiner for 20 years and sitting on a number of panels. She is a Fellow of the North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society and has served on its board as well as numerous committees.
She is active in the American Academy of Ophthalmology and currently sits on the BCSC Review Committee for Section 5: Neuro-ophthalmology, the instructional advisory committee for the AAO as well as the annual meeting program committee.
For her contributions, she was awarded the Achievement Award by the AAO. She has been a principal investigator for NEI-sponsored studies and is currently a member of the Neuro-Ophthalmology Research Disease Investigator Consortium. Dr. Chung considers her greatest contribution to the field of ophthalmology to be the education of residents. She has won five teaching awards, three best lecturer awards and was among the first awardees of the Distinguished Teacher Award for Saint Louis University School of Medicine.


text:
Premuim aquarium power filter combines three filtration styles with power and flexibility. Each Emperor BIO-Wheel filter enhances aquarium water quality through mechanical, chemical, and biological filtration mechanisms to remove debris, water impurities, and dangerous toxins. Patented wet/dry BIO-Wheel uses oxygen from the air - not your aquarium water - for unmatched biological filtration. Distinct filter design also increases gas exchange to provide higher oxygen levels for aquarium inhabitants. Easy change Rite-Size E mechanical/chemical filter cartridge(s) streamlines maintenance for hassle-free 3-stage filtration!
The 400 gph Emperor 400 features two BIO-Wheels and includes two Rite-Size "E" Filter Cartridges and two, 4 ounce filter media containers. For freshwater or marine aquariums. Replacement filter cartridges and replacement parts available.
Features: BIO-Wheel filtration, refillable coarse media containers, and an easy-access, hang-on design with a flip-top hinged cover, plus an adjustable intake system that can simultaneously filter water from both the lower and middle levels of the aquarium for boosted filtration and water circulation. Epoxy-sealed, moisture-proof motor ensures safe operation.
Feature Highlight
Please click on "More Information" for additional features, installation, and instructions for cleaning and maintenance.
|Additional and In-Depth Features on Emperor BIO-Wheels
Total 3-Stage Filtration Efficiency:
* NOTE: Fine media must be placed in a mesh bag inside of the refillable media container to avoid leakage into your aquarium system.
Adjustable Filter Regulators:
Easy-Access Maintenance and Cleaning:
Installing your Emperor BIO-Wheel Power Filter
Install Emperor Rite-Size "E" Filter Cartridge(s)
Fill and Install Optional Media Container(s)
Install BIO-Wheel(s)
Install Filter Box
Assemble and Install Intake Tube and Strainer
Add Water and Replace Cover
Start your Emperor System
Emperor BIO-Wheel Use in New and Existing Tanks
Cleaning, Maintaining, and Troubleshooting your Emperor BIO-Wheel
NOTE: DO NOT CLEAN THE BIO-WHEEL(S)! A discolored surface and slowed - even irregular - wheel rotation due to a heavy wheel is normal and desired to achieve the best biological filtration. In fact, the more discolored the surface of the BIO-Wheel, the more ammonia-fighting bacteria are present and working to remove toxic impurities. Any excessive build-up of algae or debris on the BIO-Wheel can be gently rinsed away with room temperature, aquarium-safe water.
Using your Emperor BIO-Wheel Power Filter while medicating your tank
Emperor BIO-Wheel Power Filter Product Specifications.
BIO-Wheel 400 Parts List
BIO-Wheel 280 Parts List


text:
Despite (GZ142), the Swatch Art Special by Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar, is a pretty, feminine watch, soaked with colour and elaborated with graceful flourishes. Executed in lightweight plastic, the design has something of both high Spanish Baroque and Art Deco. The dial features interlocking, swooping white patterns set against a green and red background. Generous feathers of bright blue sit within the white forms. The strap is set with mosaic-like beading that calls to mind some extravagant church floor or tiled Spanish courtyard. Despite offers a rich and decorated look perfumed with the style of an essential and vibrant artist.
Product Details
- Case Material
- Plastic
- Strap Material
- Leather
- Product Line
- Originals
- Product Family
- Gent
- Year
- 1995
- Colour
- Red
- Reference


text:
Neckartal Sports Hall, Wernau, Germany
Competition: 1985 1st Prize
Construction period: 1986 - 1988
Design: Eckhard Gerber
Project director/Project manager: Georg Kolendowicz
Project team: Monika Gabler et al.
Client: Stadt Wernau
Gross area: 2.906 m²
Volume: 19.319 m³
The sports hall is located within the Neckar Valley and can easily be seen from the hills of the city. Thus, its roof becomes the fifth façade. Three roof trusses with skylights protrude from the green roof level like prisms, giving the roof its characteristic structure. A long wall links the generously glassed-in hall with the rather cubic caretaker's flat.Back


text:
OCZ PCI Express solid state drives take storage technology to the next level. These bootable SSDs take the SATA bottleneck out of the equation and use a high-speed PCI Express architecture coupled with a sophisticated workstation-grade RAID array that virtualizes the SSD controllers ensuring easy installation and seamless functionality.
Workstation PCIe
Next Generation
RevoDrive 350 - PCI Express
A Workstation Workhorse
240GB - 960GB / MLC / 3-Year Warranty
Up to 1800 MB/s and 140,000 IOPS
- PCIe
An easy to deploy, single-card alternative to RAID.
Enterprise PCIe
Data Center & Server Solutions
Z-Drive 4500 - PCI Express
Enterprise-Grade Storage
800GB - 3200GB / MLC / 5-Year Warranty
Up to 2900 MB/s and 252,000 IOPS
- PCIe
Need SQL Acceleration?
Need VMware Acceleration?
If you don't see the products you are looking for, please check our End-of-Life (EOL) product page.
Looking for Enterprise SSD Solutions?
OCZ SSD Features
Less Lag
OCZ SSDs offer industry-leading low latency, enabling faster access to data and a more responsive computer. Optimize an old notebook or maximize a modern PC.
Proprietary Technology
It's through cutting-edge technology that OCZ has set itself apart from the rest. Our secret sauce is in our advanced suite of flash management.
Award-Winning Innovation
With innovative storage features, OCZ promises to change your computing expectations and live up to the hype of using an SSD.
Advanced Endurance
Worried about the lifespan of flash memory? OCZ increases durability and maximizes the life expectancy of the flash in each SSD.
Beyond the Box
OCZ SSDs deliver lasting performance and reliability long after the initial 'fresh-out-of-the-box' experience.
The SSD Advantage
Faster Performance
SSDs have 100x greater throughput and instantaneous access times for quicker boot ups, faster file transfers, and overall snappier performance than hard drives.
Because many HDDs are needed to achieve the same performance, SSDs offer greater cost effectiveness for IOPS per dollar.
Greater Durability
The non-mechanical design of NAND flash mounted to circuit boards are shock resistant up to 1500g, unlike HDDs with various moving parts.
Less Power
SSDs use significantly less wattage at peak load than hard drives, delivering longer battery life in notebooks, less power strain on system, and a cooler computing environment.
Silent Operation
With no moving parts, SSDs run virtually silent in your notebook or PC case to eliminate distracting noises during gaming or entertainment.
For more information about SSDs vs. HDDs, SSD FAQs and tutorials, please visit the OCZ SSD Guide.


text:
RALEIGH — Scientific illustrator and visionary artist Renaldo Kuhler passed away in June at the age of 81. During a 30-year career as an illustrator for the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, he drew hundreds of portraits detailing the anatomies of myriad natural history specimens.
July 12, 2013 - 2:38pm
July 3, 2013 - 3:21pm
Media Contacts: Dr. Roland Kays, 919/707-8250 or firstname.lastname@example.com
June 28, 2013 - 4:10pm
RALEIGH— Are you a budding artist or illustrator? Imagine the opportunity for your art work to be on display at the largest tourist attraction in North Carolina. The N.C.
June 26, 2013 - 12:07pm
RALEIGH — The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences would like to thank and celebrate the members of our military through its own Military Appreciation Week, July 21–27.
June 6, 2013 - 3:36pm
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences — along with WakeMed, Rex Hospital, Duke Clinical Research Institute, UNC-CH Medical School and other health care providers — will showcase amazing innovations and advances in the fields of health and wellness at Innovations in Health Day, Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. inside the Nature Research Center (NRC).
May 30, 2013 - 3:40pm
RALEIGH — What happens when the Emperor of the Galaxy recruits an outlaw smuggler and her alien companion to rescue his son and destroy the evil Count's secret weapon?
May 14, 2013 - 4:30pmDinosaurs in Motion Media Preview
Friday, May 17, 2013, 10:45 a.m.
April 29, 2013 - 12:44pm
RALEIGH — Red Lectroids from Planet 10 have invaded Earth. Your only hope is neurosurgeon/rockstar Buckaroo Banzai and his random band of men, the Hong Kong Cavaliers. Not very comforting, is it?
April 26, 2013 - 1:57pm
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – April 23, 2013
Arts, Entertainment, Travel Editors. Images available.
April 25, 2013 - 5:48pmLearn all about severe weather, how animals react prior to natural disasters and meet local meteorologists at StormFest Become a severe weather spotter, give your own TV weather forecast and see "Tornado Alley in 3D" for FREE


text:
Ahead of its highly-anticipated public debut, Twitter priced its initial public offering Wednesday evening at a $26 per share, which is 40% above the social-media company's earlier range.
The valuation highlights the strong demand for the micro-blogging company, whose potential has captured the imagination of investors but financial profile remains immature. Twitter has yet to turn a profit, has seen its losses accelerate and is valued at a relatively expensive level when compared with other recent tech IPOs.
In a tweet, Twitter revealed it priced its shares at $26 a piece, allowing it to raise as much as $2.1 billion. By raising that amount, Twitter will become the second-largest Internet IPO by an American company, behind Facebook's $16 billion but just ahead of Google's $1.92 billion, according to Dealogic. At that price level, Twitter would have a market capitalization of $14.4 billion.
Twitter, which was founded in 2006 and is based in San Francisco, originally expected to price its IPO at $17 to $20 per share, but then raised that range to $23 to $25 due to strong demand. Reports on Wednesday indicated it could price as high as $28.
The company is set to debut on Thursday on NYSE Euronext's (NYX) New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "TWTR."
Twitter, which allows its 230 million active users to post 140-character messages, has become a valuable tool for celebrities, advertisers, journalists and even investors. Today, more than 500 million tweets are shared on the service each day.


text:
If you dream of a future in the field of technology, this Miami Dade College four-year Electrical Engineering degree might be just what you need to spark a career in electronics.
Combining a challenging curriculum with practical experience, this electrical engineering degree program covers project management, technical writing, teamwork and more in addition to the core analytical and technical skills that will open the doors to a variety of technology-related disciplines.
This program is designed to provide a seamless opportunity to attain a bachelor's degree without losing credits for students who have earned Associate's Degrees in Electronics Engineering Technology and for those who have completed the following associate's programs: Computer Engineering Technology, Telecommunications Engineering Technology and Biomedical Engineering Technology.