text:
Archive photo shows Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (R), Syrian President Bashar Assad (C) and Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah (L). (AP)
BEIRUT: A previously unknown Syrian opposition group has claimed responsibility for the December kidnapping of five Iranians in Homs and warned both Iran and Hezbollah of the consequences of supporting Damascus.
The previously unheard of group, calling itself the "Movement against the Shiite tide in Syria," made the claim in a fax sent to the Nicosia offices of Agence France Presse Tuesday.
"We took upon ourselves the task of detecting and hitting all forms of support provided by both Iran and Hezbollah to the criminal [Syrian] regime," the statement said.
The group said the first achievement was "the detention of five Iranians as an initial warning to Iran and Hezbollah of the consequences of their ongoing support of the Syrian regime to suppress the blessed Syrian revolution in all parts of the country in general, and in Homs, the heart of the revolution."
"We warn Iran and Hezbollah that their members will face the same fate as the five Iranians if they don't immediately stop providing all forms of support to the criminal regime," the group said.
Iran's English-language Press TV reported on Dec. 21 that five Iranian technicians working in Syria were kidnapped by unidentified gunmen in the city of Homs.
Syria's state news agency SANA said that eight engineers "of different nationalities" disappeared after heading by bus to their work at a power plant in Homs province.
Iran, Syria's closest regional ally, welcomed Syria's agreement to admit Arab League monitors to oversee the implementation of a peace plan aimed at ending unrest in that Arab country.
According to United Nations estimates, over 5,000 people have been killed in President Bashar al-Assad's crackdown on protesters demanding reforms.
Your feedback is important to us!
We invite all our readers to share with us their views and comments about this article.
Disclaimer: Comments submitted by third parties on this site are the sole responsibility of the individual(s) whose content is submitted. The Daily Star accepts no responsibility for the content of comment(s), including, without limitation, any error, omission or inaccuracy therein. Please note that your email address will NOT appear on the site.
Alert: If you are facing problems with posting comments, please note that you must verify your email with Disqus prior to posting a comment. follow this link to make sure your account meets the requirements. (http://bit.ly/vDisqus)


text:
E-Mail Address:
Forgot your password?
Log in
Not a member? Register now!
Common Conditions
Related Tools
Find & Review Drugs
Popular Topics
Advice & Support
This test is performed in the cardiac
catheterization laboratory ("cath lab") by a
cardiologist. See a picture of a
cardiac catheterization lab.
You will be asked to lie on a flat
table under a large X-ray machine. Several small metal leads (electrodes) will
be attached to your legs and arms with a special paste or gel. These leads are
connected to an
electrocardiogram (EKG, ECG) machine that continuously
records the electrical activity of your heart during the test.
device called a
pulse oximeter that measures oxygen levels in your
blood and monitors your pulse may be clipped to your finger.
intravenous (IV) needle will be inserted into a vein in one of your
arms to give you fluids or medicine during the procedure. You will receive a
medicine to help you relax (sedative) through the IV line. You may
be awake during the procedure. But even if you are awake, the sedative may make
you so sleepy that you may not remember much about the procedure.
The thin flexible tube (cardiac catheter) is usually inserted in your
groin (femoral artery). Other sites that may be used are the crease of your
elbow (brachial artery), your wrist (radial artery), or your neck. The catheter insertion
area will be shaved and cleansed with an antiseptic solution before the test.
Sterile towels will be draped over you, except for the area over
the catheter insertion site.
local anesthetic will be injected into the skin at the
insertion site. A blood vessel is punctured by a special needle or exposed by
making a small cut in the skin so that the catheter can be passed into the
blood vessel. The catheter is slowly advanced through the blood vessel into
your body. The catheter tip is moved into various positions in the heart's
vessels and chambers while the doctor watches its progress on the imaging
screen. Pressures within the heart chambers can be measured. Blood and heart
tissue samples may also be removed through the catheter, if necessary.
See a picture of the
placement of a cardiac catheter.
You may be asked to hold your breath
or move your head slightly to provide clear views of the heart and its blood
A small amount of dye (contrast material) will be
injected through the catheter into your heart chamber or one of your coronary
arteries. Pictures show the arteries as the dye moves through them. You may be
asked to cough to help clear the contrast material out of your heart or breathe
deeply and hold your breath.
It is important to lie as still as
possible, since motion can make the images blurry or hard to interpret. A
health professional will help you stay comfortable and will help you resist the
urge to move around. Be careful not to touch the sheets or reach for your groin
area because you may contaminate the sterile areas and increase the risk of
Your doctor may allow you to watch the video monitor so
you can see the images of your heart and coronary arteries.
may be given nitroglycerin to help open up your coronary arteries. Or you may
be given an injection of a medicine that causes the coronary arteries to
You may be asked to breathe into a special mouthpiece
to help measure the flow of oxygen in your circulating blood.
The catheter will be removed from
the insertion site. To prevent bleeding, the site may need to be closed using
pressure, stitches, or a special seal. For example, if the catheter was
inserted in your wrist or groin, firm pressure will be applied to the area for
about 10 minutes to stop the bleeding. Then a pressure dressing will be placed
over the area. If the catheter was inserted in your elbow, a few stitches will
be used to close the wound.
The test takes about 30 minutes. But you need time to get ready for it and time to recover. It can take up to 6 hours total. The
length of the test is not an indication of the seriousness of your condition.
After the test, you will be taken to an observation room and a health
professional will periodically monitor your heart rate, blood pressure, and
temperature and check for signs of bleeding at the insertion site. The pulse,
color, and temperature of the arm or leg in which the catheter was inserted
will also be checked periodically.
If the catheter was inserted in
your leg, you may have to lie in bed with your leg extended for several hours
(such as 4 to 12 hours), depending on the exact procedure used and your medical
condition. After that, you can move about freely, but you should avoid
strenuous activity for at least 1 to 2 days. A child who has had cardiac
catheterization may need to be held by a parent for several hours after the
test to prevent the child from moving his or her leg.
You should
drink plenty of liquids for several hours after the test. This will prevent
dehydration and help flush the contrast material out
of your body.
Depending on the results of the test, you may be
sent home either after a short observation period (such as 6 hours) or on the
next day. If any stitches were placed in your arm, they may be removed in 5 to
7 days.
If you are breast-feeding, use formula for 1 to 2 days
after the test.
Last Revised:
July 20, 2011
Healthwise Staff
Medical Review:
Rakesh K. Pai, MD, FACC - Cardiology, Electrophysiology & George Philippides, MD - Cardiology
This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Terms of Use.
How this information was developed to help you make better health decisions
To learn more visit Healthwise.org
© 1995-2013 Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated.
This Site and third parties who place advertisements on this Site may collect and use information about
your visits to this Site and other websites in order to provide advertisements about goods and services of
interest to you. If you would like to obtain more information about these advertising practices and to make
choices about online behavioral advertising, please click here.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki on Monday (February 4th) declined to announce his resignation, TAP reported. In a televised address, Marzouki said he would carry out his duties until the next elections.
The president also reiterated his call for a Tunisia coalition government that would reflect the country's political and social diversity.


text:
Originally written on Pro Sports Daily | Last updated 6/7/12
The Diamondbacks won the 2011 National League West in large part because of timely hitting, a strong bullpen and a major league-best 48 comeback victories, all driven by career years from a half-dozen major contributors. The D-backs are struggling to get over .500 this season because many of those years have not been repeated, although injuries to key components cannot be discounted. Justin Upton, who finished fourth in the NL MVP race, is a prime example. Upton set career highs in virtually every offensive category last season when he batted .289 with 39 doubles, 31 home runs, 88 RBI and 21 stolen bases. His bat virtually carried the D-backs in the middle two months of 2011, when they overcame a slow start to get into contention. It has been different this season. Slowed by a bone bruise in his left thumb sustained the first week of the season, Upton is hitting .243 with five home runs and 20 RBI, and he recently was the subject of criticism from D-backs' managing partn...
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
MLB News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text:
My appreciation for Roger Penrose's essay asking "What is reality?" was diminished because he gave no clear-cut definition of what he means by "reality" (18 November, p 32).
As a result, the discussion seemed like nothing so much as an overview of the implicit etymology and current range of English-language meanings of that word. One can easily imagine dictionary definitions that either include or exclude physical events at the quantum scale, or human mental events such as unexpressed thoughts.
I am not a linguist, but I suspect that the words for "reality" in other languages may not exactly coincide with the English meaning that Penrose assumes, whatever that may be. Even within the confines of the English language, philosophers devote their life's work to developing and defending definitions of reality and other indeterminate concepts. Perhaps Penrose could offer a dictionary definition of "reality" as a starting point for understanding his ...
To continue reading this article, subscribe to receive access to all of newscientist.com, including 20 years of archive content.


text:
I have not only been fortunate to write about some of the most exciting moments in space history, I have also had the great and grand fortune to actually go where no one has gone before.
When I was college (around 1974) I stayed up late one night to watch the movie Citizen Kane. When the movie was over I was left breathless with wonder at its clarity of vision. Hungry to see more movies like this, I scanned the television dial and stumbled upon the opening shots of the classic and equally great MGM film, Grand Hotel.
For the next twenty years I dedicated myself to making movies, hoping to create films as entertaining and as meaningful.
Instead, I ended up making a large number of very bad low budget horror films in the New York City area. Sometimes I was the key grip. Sometimes I was the production manager. In later years I wrote screenplays and helped produce several films.
Most of these movies were mindless, mediocre, and completely forgettable. By the mid-nineties I had had enough, and decided to change careers.
During these same years I was also cultivating other interests, almost all of which had to do with the human instinct for exploration. I got a master's degree, studying early America colonial history because I was curious to learn how the most successful pioneer societies organized themselves. I followed the space program from childhood because I saw it as the future of the human race. (I also thought it was exciting and fun!)
And I got involved in cave exploration, because I simply didn't have the math skills necessary to make it as a NASA astronaut but still had the desire to explore unknown territory. And from what I could learn, caving was the one physical activity in which it was still possible for ordinary people to go where no one has gone before.
Since my first wild cave trip in 1984, I have explored hundreds of caves in the United States, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Russia, and Ukraine. I have been involved in a number of projects, pushing and surveying virgin cave passages, walking in places previously untouched by human hands. I have even become a cartographer, drawing the maps of the caves I have helped discover and survey.
Once, I was even trapped inside a cave for 10 hours because of a flood.
Even as I was having all these cool adventures, in 1996 I began the slow transition from movie-maker to full time non-fiction science writer. I had decided that — instead of making dismal, violent movies that said nothing positive about human nature — I would focus on telling the exciting stories of scientists, engineers, and astronauts in their never-ending efforts to push the limits of human experience, either as researchers trying to solve the mysteries of nature or as explorers trying to push the unknown.
Today, I have no regrets, having written four inspiring histories about the first forty years of space exploration as well as more than a hundred magazine and newspaper articles about the adventure of science and astronomy. (Even more important, the career change brought me to the Washington, D.C. area, where I was fortunate to meet my wife Diane, who makes everything I do worthwhile. At the same time I also became Bob KB3IWD, gettting my ham radio technician's license.)
In the next two decades, the human race will begin the actual exploration and settlement of the solar system. I am honored to be able to tell that story, especially because the words I am writing are describing the founding heritage of all future generations — generations who will look back at Earth and see it only as the Old World.
Robert Zimmerman can be reached zimmerman at nasw.org
19 comments
Pingback: Why things break in space « Go4EVA
goodsearch.com, charityusa.com, isearchigive.com, fundraising-solutions.org, and givingmart.com
so often C2C has climate deniers on. Since I teach HS science it is exceedingly aggravating when George Noory gives these folks such a vast platform without a voice from the scientific community to present the evidence.
If you are not a denier I hope you drive home the facts so Noory's listeners get the majority opinion.
So, according to you (and your technical training is?) the United States and the world's top climatologists, oceanographers and glaciologists are all "liars"? Your beloved NASA is lying about global climate change too? But calling you a climate change denier (and for some reason you're equating that to holocaust deniers, which makes no sense and has nothing to do with climate change), is "despicable"? But it's okay to call people who have years of professional training and decades of first hand experience, conducted cutting edge and state of the art experiments "liars" is ok because you've read hundreds of scientific papers. Are you sure you understood them? Because my readings of hundreds of scientific papers, afters years of professional training and decades of first hand experience says your "conclusions" are irrelevant. After all, YOU readily admit at the top of your very thin bio that YOU "simply didn't have the math skills necessary to make it as a NASA astronaut." But you have the math skills to understand the hundreds of scientific papers you read? Instead, you got a "a master's degree, studying early America colonial history". Well, excuse me Mr. Zimmerman, in that case you most be a foremost expert in climatology, and you must be named Science Advisor to the President post haste. And tell us more about solar activity because you have a PhD in Astrophysics, right? You're an expert in stellar astrophysics, right? Nope.
I ssuggest you read:
Levermann A, et al., (2013) The multimillennial sea-level commitment of global warming.
Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 110(34):13745–13750
Solomon S, Plattner G, Knutti R, Friedlingstein P (2009) Irreversible climate change due to
carbon dioxide emissions. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 106(6):1704–1709.
The National Academy of Science are and these experts are "liars"?
That paper is about one winter. Weather, Seasons, natural oscillations are all real. Global climate is not one winter or one summer It's not even 5-10 winters or summers.
I strongly encourage you to read these papers talking about global climate change in the context befitting it's complexity, over hundreds to thousands of years.
Just because there are uncertainties about certain details and short-term timescales, doesn't mean there isn't broad consensus about the overall long-term trends.
Barnosky AD, et al. (2012) Approaching a state shift in Earth's biosphere. Nature
See, you are perpetuating this language of "hoax" nonsense. The National Academy of Science, NASA and NOAA don't take part in hoaxes or fudge data! That is absurd. This is not Dallas Nov 22nd 1963. This is not a conspiracy.
"Political reasons to create the illusion of warming"? The long-term hundreds to thousands of years of temperature data, CO2 data and sea-level rise data is not in the least reliant on satellites, the evidence is indisputable in the ice, the atmosphere, and in the geological record. Five years of satellite data means nothing!
George HW Bush signed the Kyoto Protocol, Clinton did nothing on climate. This is not about politics and it has NOTHING to do with solar cycles over the LONG TERM.
You're exactly right you don't know what's going on.
The overarching movement science is never over. But scientific questions get settled all the time.
"Science [DOES NOT] demands that we allow everyone to question every conclusion, at all times." That's why it's called peer-review. A house wife living in Sheboygan has the right to question anything she wants, thats called democracy, not science.
Nevertheless, I share your great enthusiasm for space and space science, and you're efforts to expand our imaginations and dream about what's out there is as critical as ever. Kennedy lifted this country and lifted the planet by choosing to go to the moon! Best of luck in your continued investigation of climate change
and your space-related pursuits. Sincerely, Mr. Hughes ;~)
Hello Mr. Zimmerman,
I enjoy listening to your interview on the John Batchelor Show and your various insights on topics ranging from space launches to satellite to asteroids. It is on the latter-most topic I send you this comment.
I recently attended a conference during which the founder of the site Asterank discussed how he created the site by pulling data from various sources (typically raw txt file data), using an open-source visualization layer, and creating a nifty tool for tracking the potential mineral mining value of an asteroid (and cost to get there).
Just thought I'd share.
One undeniable fact is that most of the climate predictions and so called "science" is based on atmospheric models that can accurately predict weather for 1 or 2 weeks at best, and often fail in their predictions for even the next day. So when scientists start talking about "deniers", it makes me sad to see that such a perspective is so strong in one part of the scientific community.
When politicians fund scientific endeavor, the agenda of the politicians will dominate. So, as long as there is some political opinion to support, some "scientists" will spend a lot of time, effort, and tax payer money to generate stuff to support it.
Just look at the concentration of scientific minds that existed in Germany in the early 20th century. Then look at the accomplishments that happened in physics, chemistry, and other branches. Most of those accomplishments were done by those who went against the commonly accepted ideas; where would we be with Einstein, for example.
Human caused global warming is based on a theory that does not always refer to nature, but often refers to complex mathematical models that (despite their complexity) are NOT able to even adequately account for water vapor in the atmosphere – the most abundant green house gas. We see in the ice sheets at the poles a history over many thousands of years that describes climate changes that have nothing to do with carbon emissions from human beings.
I am so tired of watching politics ruin everything it touches. Science is not immune from their reach, unfortunately.
Sorry, I meant to say: where would we be WITHOUT Einstein.
Listened to you on the JBS tonight and hate to dash your hopes, but being in the FLASH memory business I am pessimistic wrt Oppy's future prospects. I'm not sure of the specific technology node for Oppy's memory, but the error behavior as described is an ominous sign. The reason is that FLASH memory degrades over time (i.e it physically wears out as you use it), so you can only write to it a finite number of times before the cells become unstable. Radiation doesn't help, but those effects are quite localized and fairly easy to map out. Reaching the endurance limit is a global phenomena as the controller tries hard to evenly spread out the write cycles across the drive (called wear leveling). A good rule of thumb is that you will see 10% of lifecycle media errors over the first 90% of life, and then the remaining 90% of errors in the last 10% of life. Therefore I expect that things will gradually get worse in the months ahead, and that Oppy probably has about 1 year of ever-degrading FLASH memory operation left given that it is 11 years old.
I hope I'm wrong, but I doubt it. If you want to understand the issue better Google on "FLASH memory endurance" and you should find lots of hits.
Keep up the good work. I listen to JBS all the time and in particular for your segments, and enjoy BtB too.
I remember a quote from someone that went something like "Science is truth distilled through doubt".
I can't find it at the moment, but there's this-
"…It is our responsibility as scientists, knowing the great progress which comes from a satisfactory philosophy of ignorance, the great progress which is the fruit of freedom of thought, to proclaim the value of this freedom; to teach how doubt is not to be feared but welcomed and discussed; and to demand this freedom as our duty to all coming generations."
"Now, we scientists are used to this, and we take it for granted that it is perfectly consistent to be unsure, that it is possible to live and not know. But I don't know whether everyone realizes this is true. Our freedom to doubt was born out of a struggle against authority in the early days of science. It was a very deep and strong struggle: permit us to question — to doubt — to not be sure. I think that it is important that we do not forget this struggle and thus perhaps lose what we have gained." – Richard Feynman
command+f and type "doubt" for more at –
I listen to any space talk I can find and can't find an answer to my question. . .which is. . . .
Why are all our efforts fixated on Mars. We went to the moon. I would seem that a colony there would be a good stepping stone to Mars eventually yet the moon is ignored like an unwanted child. It's omission from the dialog is incredible. What's going on? ? ? Why the complete disregard for the moon.
I have heard some bizarre explanations. Your thoughts? ? ?


text: My sister Debbie Drewniak was criticaly injured this past summer in Vermont.My sister Debbie was standing with her dog in her front yard well a 18year old girl texting and driving struck my sister and killed her dog.My sister was in a coma for a month and a half and was left brain damaged and unable to walk and is learning to talk again.My sister now needs 24/7 hour care all because of this girls selfish act.This girl will go on trail inVermont next year.SOMETHING HAS TO BE DONE!!!TO MANY LIVES ARE BEING TAKEN!!


text:
Abdallah Schleifer
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
S. Abdallah Schleifer (born Marc Schleifer, 1935[1]) is a prominent Middle East expert, former NBC Cairo Bureau chief, and a professor of TV journalism at the American University in Cairo. He has interviewed countless Middle Eastern leaders. Born in a secular Jewish family on Long Island, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania where he was involved in Marxist movements. He is a convert to Sufi Islam.[2][3]
- ^ Terence Diggory, Encyclopedia of the New York School Poets (Infobase Publishing, 2009: ISBN 0-8160-5743-5), p. 274.
- ^ Lawrence Wright (2006). The Looming Tower. Knopf. pp. Chapter 2. ISBN 0-375-41486-X.
- ^ "Prof. S. Abdallah Schleifer - American University of Cairo". Retrieved March 27, 2014.


text:
There's nothing different about your Berger cookie. It's just the nutritional label that's changed.
A sharp-eyed shopper wrote in to tell us that he had tried the Berger cookie that has 0 grams of trans fat, and that it tasted just as good as the 1-gram fudge-topped classic that's been produced and enjoyed in Baltimore for generations.


text:
Archive news from the Worcester News
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
Worcester News on Twitter
- Find us on Facebook
Worcester News
Like us on Facebook
Worcester News Sport
Like us on Facebook
Archive - Thursday, 9 November 2000
Find by date
Other ways to search
Also look for
Never miss anything again. Sign up for our RSS news feeds and Newsletters.
On this day:
Displaying 1 to 50 of 198
Black belts
MEMBERS of Tsunami, Bewdley and Kidderminster's Shukokai Karate Club attended a three-day course at the West Midlands headquarters. read more
No apologies for not following the script
I FEEL David Lock was way out of order in trying to proscribe what topics we may or may not approach our Prime Minister with, on Tony Blair's visit to flood-beset Bewdley. read more
Man in police attack
A DRUNKEN man ordered police out of his house, then threw a heavy ornament at them from the top of the stairs, Kidderminster magistrates heard. read more
No need for shame over driving a car
I APPLAUD Dr. Martin's letter to the Journal on November 2 and look forward to seeing him get off the bus from South Littleton to do his shopping, or does he use his car? Dr. Martin, there is nothing to be ashamed of using a car. read more
But parking poses a village problem
I HAVE just read the report about the parking ban in Longborough and to say I am amazed would be putting it rather mildly - it is just beyond belief. read more
Fearful of challenging the luddite mentality
I AM fed up with being told that Kidderminster Hospital as it was would have been the best thing for all of us. read more
.... And is anyone checking the effect
I HAVE lived on the A44 for 18 years and watched the volume of traffic increase. However,since the introduction of the 40mph zone at Cropthorne, I find it increasingly difficult to join the main road from my drive which is just out side the zone. read more
Just how fast are we supposed to go?
A small matter in the sum total of the worlds problems but does any one know the speed limit on Station Road towards Evesham from Broadway village to the roundabout at the Broadway bypass? read more
Thoughtless mob bring shame on Wyre Forest
AT a time when our hearts go out to the flood victims of Bewdley, local hospital protesters have brought shame on the people of Wyre Forest. read more
Problems which come first here
I MUST reply to the letter from K Marshall, accusing me of making excuses for the lack of response by the people of Evesham to the charges of homophobia and racism. I was making excuses for no one, rather I was trying to put across the point that there is no problem in the first place. I know it galls members of the politically correct brigade when other people do not share their ability to see the world the way that they do, but believe me we are all too aware of the problems in society. Of course local folk show more interest in the re-location of the Post Office and the potential loss of the Regal cinema - these problems do exist, and therefore these issues do exercise peoples' concern. read more
Bail for teenager in lorry theft case
A LORRY worth £23,000 was stolen when a building at Cornhill Farm, Shatterford, was broken into, Kidderminster magistrates have heard. read more
It's an enviable life..
THE Stakhanovites inside that bureaucratic job-creating paradise known as the European Commission have yet again demonstrated their devotion to The Cause: I refer to their latest success - the drafting of regulations governing food laws that will, amongst many food-processes, include those affecting shot game-birds, and the policy thereof. read more
Probation for firebomb threat
A TEENAGER from a hard-working family committed "a catalogue of loutish behaviour" over six months including a firebomb threat, Worcester Crown Court heard. read more
Competition on the way
KIDDERMINSTER Chess Club committee members John Wrench, Paul Thomas and Clive Billings are organising an open tournament which will mainly cater for Worcestershire players. read more
Wren's Nest in form
WREN'S Nest edged past New Inn Pound Green in the Wyre Forest Trivia League. read more
9/11/00 - Singh turns down Warwicks offer
WORCESTERSHIRE'S hopes of signing highly-rated batsman Anurag Singh have been boosted after he turned down the offer of a new two-year contract to stay with Warwickshire. read more
£10,000 raid on ironmongers
RAIDERS have stolen £10,000 of electrical tools from a Kidderminster ironmonger's store. read more
Bail is refused
MAGISTRATES have refused bail to 24-year-old tyre fitter Jamie Dunn, of Callow Hill, Rock, after he admitted driving while banned, without insurance and with more than twice the permitted level of alcohol. read more
Christmas cones stolen in £4,000 nursery raid
A NURSERY is set to lose £4,000 worth of Christmas orders after decorations including painted cones and straw rings for wreaths were stolen. read more
Teenager faces robbery charge
A 16-YEAR-OLD boy accused of attempting an armed robbery at the Hop Pole Stores, Cleobury Road, Bewdley, on Saturday evening has been refused bail by Kidderminster magistrates. read more
£600,000 of art stolen in raid
THIEVES have made off with an "astonishing" £600,000 haul of fine art and antiques during a theft in Kidderminster. read more
Fined for driving without insurance
A DRIVER who was stopped at the Worcester Road traffic island in Kidderminster because he was not wearing a seat belt has been fined £550 with £75 costs, by magistrates. read more
Letter from Westminster
LAST week's visit by Tony Blair to Bewdley was a further chance for local people who were opposed to changes at our hospital to demonstrate their opposition. read more
Improvements will take time
GOING into the Regal cinema, Evesham is like going into a time warp. I can remember in the 40s/50s when the foyer was painted in chocolate brown, inside the cinema was beautifully painted in lovely colours. Now its blue ceiling and red walls are not too inviting. It is nice to have art deco but the reason in going to the cinema is to see a film, admire dcor yes. read more
MP bashing has overtaken the welfare of patients
AS a pragmatic objective researcher looking carefully at the facts, I understand the reasons why the changes are being made at Kidderminster Hospital and have every confidence that "investing in excellence" will deliver high quality health care. read more
Jail sentence is suspended
A woman who made "a vicious and unprovoked attack" on a Stourport postman as he sat in his van in the Post Office yard has walked free from Worcester Crown Court. read more
No prizes for losers after county cup penalty shoot-out sickener
Bishampton Utd 1, read more
With the juniors
Evesham Colts U-14 3, read more
Shame about noisy store
I WOULD like to thank everyone who organised and took part in the children's violin concert held in aid of the NSPCC at the Rowland Hill shopping centre on Saturday, October 28. read more
Timing of work is unfortunate
I NOTE in October 19 issue of the Shuttle/Times & News that improvements are being made to Kidderminster town centre. read more
Just seeing red over 'pointless' lights
I AM trying to fathom the point of the traffic lights on the A449 at the Black Bridge. read more
Confidence in high level of standards
I WISH to respond to your story "Furore over home plan" in the November 2 issue. read more
Jordan joy at fishery as angler Ray bags big catch
Kidderminster angler Ray Jordan landed a 70lb total bag of roach, bream, crucians, orfe and carp on the coarse lakes at Shatterford Fishery. read more
Ground doubt for big Vase fixture
STOURPORT Swifts must switch their FA Vase second round match with Chasetown this weekend due to the floods that have swept across their Walshes Meadow ground. read more
Brintons win town battle
BRINTONS swept through to the cup quarter-finals after an ill-tempered 3-2 victory over nine-man rivals Wyre Forest. read more
A stroll for Chaddesley
CHADDESLEY Corbett strolled into the Worcester Nursing Cup semi-finals with a comfortable 5-2 victory over Worcester League side Lamb and Flag. read more
Refs wanted inside
REFEREES of all standards are required to help run a popular five-a-side indoor league that is currently running in this area. read more
Faced by a sea of water
I WRITE concerning the pedestrian subway, half-way up the Kidderminster ring road between the Crossley Park traffic lights and Blackwell Street, which provides pedestrians with access from Church Street to St Mary's Church. read more
Letter of the week
I READ with interest the "Letter of the Week" sent in by AJ Williams (October 26), and I am in full support of his views on the proposed incinerator site. read more
CS gas used on driver
A MAN who tried to dodge a "lunatic" driving charge by claiming he was only a car passenger was yesterday warned he faced jail. read more
Ten on trot lifts Town clear at top
Pershore Town 3, Meir KA 1 read more
Dredging is the answer
AS someone Bewdley-born and raised in the town but now living in Kidderminster, I cannot, for the life of me, see why someone hasn't come up with the idea of dredging the river from Dowles Ford to below Lax Lane ford. read more
First half double helps Town earn Urn win
TOWN made hard work of Tuesday's Worcestershire Senior Urn tie but they were full value for their second win in four days, writes Mervyn Collins. read more
Phil is top boss again
PHIL Mullen has been named Dr Martens League Western Division Manager of the Month for the second time this season read more
We seem to be paying more for less
I WAS most concerned to read in your October 12 issue that there are plans to consider raising council tax again. read more
9/11/00 - Singh turns down Warwicks offer
WORCESTERSHIRE'S hopes of signing highly-rated batsman Anurag Singh have been boosted after he turned down the offer of a new two-year contract to stay with Warwickshire. read more
Rangers run riot to halt pacesetters Peopleton
EARLY Division Two pacesetters, Peopleton, were stopped in their tracks when they met an inspired Ilmington Rangers side. read more
Flood of goals as forwards rule
THE wet weather might have abated on Saturday but it was raining goals in the Stratford Alliance. read more
Talented Textron show home side the way to goal
BRINTON ARMS underlined their top position in Sunday Division Four of the Kidderminster and District Football League with a 15-0 demolition of Railway Bell at the weekend. read more
Snooks hit top
SNOOKS A marched to the top of the Kidderminster and District Monday Snooker League with a 5-0 win over Blakedown. read more
Displaying 1 to 50 of 198


text:
Anthony Bourdain joined The Opie & Anthony Show to talk about his travels around the globe, which set him off on "stupid coverage" of the places he's been such as Libya. His particular beef (food pun intended)? With people who … Continued
opie & anthony
Anthony Bourdain sounds off on Libya critics with Opie & Anthony
Ricky Gervais Weighs in on the 2012 Presidential Race
He may not have been able to vote in the November 6, 2012 elections, but like most things, that didn't stop British comedian Ricky Gervais from voicing his (very funny) opinion. "[I'd vote for] Obama, the real president," he jokes. … Continued


text:
The following is an archive of a post made to our
'vox mailing list'
by one of its subscribers.
On Tue, 2 Oct 2001, Mark K. Kim wrote:
> Didn't Sam get married? If so, shouldn't they be living together?
> -Mark
No, actually, one of the best ways to make sure a marriage lasts is to
stay as far away from your spouse as possible, thus avoiding marital
conflicts. :)
Hosting provided by:
Sunset Systems
Sunset Systems offers preconfigured Linux
systems, remote system administration and
custom software development.
LUGOD: Linux Users' Group of Davis
PO Box 2082, Davis, CA 95617
Contact Us
LUGOD is a 501(c)7 non-profit organization
based in Davis, California
and serving the Sacramento area.
"Linux" is a trademark of Linus Torvalds.


text:
Latest Blog Posts
Many people claim it's not possible to develop in the art of cooking in the big city.
Have you ever had pesto sauce on pasta or a sandwich?
This will be the TAG Team's third harvest (Teen Advocacy Group at Calais MIddle/High School in Ca
Our almost one-acre Meskwaki Senior Community Garden is located on the M
The picture above is of Hope Community Garden in Oregon Ohio.
Wouldn't it be a wonderful feeling to be puttering around in a warm spring garden, while snow dri
For the first time Hannigan Elementary School in New Bedford, MA hosted a family planting day to
Two students at Maine Academy of Natural Sciences, our first charter school, built a tower garde
Our Friendship Garden is in the Shawnee Neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky. Joni Lancaster and
I've made quite a few outdoor projects using cedar lately, and I thought it was high time to swit
8-year-old Ava helps harvest fresh lettuce from the backyard greenhouse at the Children's Museum
The Aiken To Eat Fresh garden is in its second year.
About us:
KGI is a nonprofit community of over 30,000 people who are growing some of our own food and helping others to do the same.
Join our mailing list:
Connect with us:
Contact us:
Kitchen Gardeners International
3 Powderhorn Drive,
Scarborough, ME, 04074, USA
(207) 956-0606


text:
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
National Cancer Institute
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation
Canadian Cancer Society
Breast cancer screening. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated November 8, 2013. Accessed January 13, 2014.
Breast cancer screening. National Cancer Institute website. Available at:
. Updated December 5, 2013. Accessed January 13, 2014.
Clinical guidelines: screening for breast cancer: US Preventive Services Task Force Recommendation Statement.
Ann Intern Med. 2009 Nov 17;151(10):716-726.
Ductal carcinoma in situ. Radiopaedia.org website. Available at: http://radiopaedia.org/articles/ductal-carcinoma-in-situ. Accessed January 13, 2014.
Get a mammogram: do it for yourself, do it for your family. National Cancer Institute website. Available at:
http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/breasthealth/. Updated October 18, 2002. Accessed January 13, 2014.
Gøtzsche PC, Nielsen M. Screening for breast cancer with mammography. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 2011 Jan 19;(1):CD001877.
Mammography facts. Mammography Saves Lives website. Available at: http://www.mammographysaveslives.org/Facts. Accessed January 13, 2014.
Ross A, Clark M. Cancer screening in the older patient. Am Fam Physician. 2008 Dec 15;78(12):1369-1374.
This content is reviewed regularly and is updated when new and relevant evidence is made available. This information is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with questions regarding a medical condition.
Copyright ©
All rights reserved.
Go Back : New Search
Disease & Condition Facts
Disease & Condition Topics
Procedures & Surgery Facts
Health and Wellness
Interactive Tools
Hospital Website Design by Brown Parker & DeMarinis Advertising


text:
It said gross proceeds of £220.5 million from the offering of £225m of 8.625 per cent senior secured notes, due 2019, at an issue price of 98 per cent, had now been released to the group.
That is added to £140m received from the placing and rights issue. Johnston has raised £138m from shareholders in a 6.52 for one issue of new shares, and £2m in a placing with new advertising partner Sky.
It said all existing loans had been pre-paid and cancelled, private placement notes had been redeemed in full, and its new revolving credit facility was now available.
The shares rose 0.1p to 3.70p,valuing Johnston at £190m.


text:
Cleaning Cloth, Stickers, Application Gel & more.
Apple just released the new iPhone 5s and 5c, and BodyGuardz is ready to provide you with the ultimate protection. Make sure your new iPhone is protected right from the start and shop our full line of protective products. All products are SHIPPING NOW, so you can rest assured that your new iPhone will be Protected from Day 1.


text:
Fujifilm is helping make the world a better, healthier, and more interesting place. Learn more about what we're about.
Summaries of the Fujifilm Group's extensive CSR activities and results.Sustainability Report
Dear Innovation
Our thoughts on Innovation
Premium Lenses for Film and Digital Cinematography
Ultimate high performance zoom Lens. HK Premier series has wide to telephoto long, original 4 zoom lenses line-up.
ZK Cabrio lenses feature an unique detachable servo drive unit, making it suitable for use as a standard Cine Production Style or Broadcast Style.
Fujifilm Corporation is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fujifilm Holdings Corporation.


text:
The Selling System - Document Custody
Use the following resources if you are a self and/or third-party custodian. These provide information about the note certification process using the selling system.
Easy to Print References
- Certification Prior to Allocation
- Certifying Mortgages for Freddie Mac
- Documents Freddie Mac Requires for Certification of NY CEMA Deliveries
- Selling and Delivery Training and Education Resources
Online Self-study
- >>> If your browser is Internet Explorer 11 (or you're not sure), click here <<<
- Certifying Mortgages for Freddie Mac Tutorial - 55 min


text:
Consider the alternatives
Doing Nothing
Doing nothing will likely result in Expensive Damage and Repairs. Clogged Gutters are responsible for costly damage to homes, such as: rotting fascia boards, water damage to interior walls and ceilings, surface erosion around the home, wet basements, cracked foundations.
As a result we suggest using a gutter protection system or gutter guard.
Cleaning Your Gutters on a Regular Basis
Cleaning Gutters is Dangerous Work - Working from ladders or on the roof is dangerous. In the U.S., more than 500,000 people are treated for ladder related injuries each year. Gutter protection helps maintain clean, flowing gutters and can reduce time spent on ladders and the associated risks.
Cleaning Gutters is Expensive! - If you are paying someone to clean your gutters, you could purchase and install GutterBrush simple gutter guard for about the price of 2 – 3 gutter cleaning bills.
Gutter Covers Such as Gutter Helmet
Gutter Screens
The GutterBrush Gutter Guard
Click on the profile size of your gutters.


text:
Gay guide to the World Cup
Post your comment
Comments on this article are now closed.
Reader comments
Come on guys – there's a time and a place! England! England! England!
omg ppl call him gay but in actuall fact hes been named a top gay icon for gay men. that does not make him gay!!!!
Dude i hope hes not gay cuz i love him!! he's soooo hot sexy!! but anyways i think he's not cuz he admits to having one night stands with a lot of girls!!!!
These comments are un-moderated and do not necessarily represent the views of PinkNews. If you believe that a comment is inappropriate or libellous, please contact us.
Most commented this week
- Comment: Why I'm glad UKIP were able to march at Pride in London 173
- Dr Christian Jessen: Same-sex dance couples on Strictly would look 'silly' 105
- Ofcom won't investigate Coleen Nolan's 'ISIS cake' comments 90
- US trans students win right to use appropriate gender toilets 83
- BBC under fire for cutting 'homophobic' joke out of Top of the Pops repeat 76
- Homophobes now showing they don't like gay people with 'US flag' Facebook pictures 75
- Rick Santorum claims gays marrying in US will cause global crisis 74
- Police investigating alleged anti-Semitism at Pride in London 68
- Ex-UKIP candidate Kellie Maloney hits out at Nigel Farage 66
- Watch: This Christian lady really can't handle the SCOTUS same-sex marriage ruling 62


text:
80 Shouts - 597,152 Scrobbles
Having released one of the very best albums of 2009 in Iceland according to critics and others alike, Bloodgroup have risen from making simple electro pop in run-down houses in East-Iceland to something much bigger. Bloodgroup is made up of two talented Icelandic siblings, Hallur and Raggi Jónsson, a female singer Sunna Þórisdóttir and a Faroese techno mastermind Janus Rasmussen. This four-piece band is known for sensational live shows, their captivating melodies and powerfully crafted brand of electronic music.
Read more about Bloodgroup on Last.fm.
User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.
Powered by WordPress.com VIP


text:
Mathrubhumi NRI
Mathrubhumi health
Mathrubhumi Frames
Mathrubhumi Eves
Mathrubhumi Travel
Mathrubhumi Astrology
University News
PG Entrance
Regulatory bodies
Educational Loan
Ask Expert
Ask Dr.Sethumadhavan
News & Events
Admission at NIMHANS, Bangalore
Kochi, November 24, 2012:
Online Applications have been invited by National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore on prescribed form for Admission to the following courses for the Academic Year 2012 - 2013:
A) PhD
(a) Institute Fellowship
1. PhD Degree in Clinical Psychology
2. PhD Degree in Neurophysiology
3. PhD Degree in Psychiatric Social Work
4. PhD Degree in Speech Pathology & Audiology
5. PhD Degree in Biostatistics
(b) Under Welcome Grant
6. PhD Degree in History of Psychiatry
(c) External Fellowship
Candidates with Sponsorship from Government of India / State Govt. Institutions, Deputed or Sponsored from a recognized University, Fellowships from Government Agencies like UGC, CSIR, ICMR, DBT (JRF / SRF only) and Permanent Employees and tenured employees of NIMHANS can also apply for PhD in the following departments of NIMHANS which will be considered at the discretion of the competent authority for Entrance Test and interview to be held during the month of February:
(a) Biophysics
(b) Biostatistics
(c) Clinical Psychology
(d) Human Genetics
(e) Mental Health Education
(f) Neurochemistry
(g) Neuromicrobiology
(h) Neuropathology
(i) Neurophysiology
(j) Neurovirology
(k) Nursing
(l) Psychiatry
(m) Psychopharmacology
(n) Speech Pathology & Audiology.
B) Post Graduate Degree / Diploma Courses:
1. MD Degree in Psychiatry
2. Diploma in Psychiatry (DPM)
3. Fellowship in Psychosocial Support Disaster Management
4. MPhil in Clinical Psychology
5. MPhil in Psychiatric Social Work
6. MPhil in Neurophysiology
7. MPhil in Biophysics
8. MPhil in Neurosciences
9. Master's in Public Health
10. MSc in Psychiatric Nursing
C) Diploma Courses
1. Post Basic Diploma in Psychiatric / Mental Health Nursing
2. Post Basic Diploma in Neuroscience Nursing
Eligibility Conditions for Admission:
MD in Psychiatry:
(a) MBBS: The duration of the course will be for a period of three years (b) Diploma in Psychiatry (DPM): The duration of the course will be for a period of two years for DPM candidates
Diploma in Psychiatry (DPM):
MBBS: The duration of the course will be for a period of two years
Fellowship in Psychosocial Support Disaster Management:
MPhil in Psychiatric Social Work / Clinical Psychology / Psychosocial Rehabilitation / Disaster Management or MSc in Psychiatric Nursing with one year experience after completion of MSc course.
PhD Degree in History of Psychiatry:
MBBS or Post Graduation in Social Sciences / Humanities (History / Psychology / Sociology / Social Work / Cultural Studies)
PhD in Biophysics:
MBBS / MPhil Biophysics / MSc in Biophysics / Physics / Biochemistry / Biotechnology / Life Science / Physiology
PhD in Biostatistics:
MStat. (ISI) / MSc in Statistics / Biostatistics / Medical Statistics / Health Statistics / Agricultural Statistics
PhD in Clinical Psychology:
2 years full time MA / MSc in Psychology / Counseling Psychology / Psychological Counseling / Applied Psychology / MPhil degree in Mental Health and Social Psychology / MPhil in Clinical Psychology
PhD in Human Genetics:
MSc in any Life Sciences discipline
PhD in Mental Health Education:
Master's in Public Health, Health or Behavioural Sciences
PhD in Neurochemistry:
MPhil in Neurosciences / MTech in Biotechnology / MSc in Biochemistry / Biotechnology / Biomedical Genetics / Molecular Biology / Life Science / Neurosciences / Medical Biochemistry / Molecular Genetics
PhD in Neuromicrobiology:
MBBS / MD Microbiology / BE Biotechnology / MPhil Neuroscience / MSc in Medical Microbiology / Molecular Biology / MLT / Applied Microbiology / Biochemistry / Biomedical Genetics / Neuroscience
PhD in Neuropathology:
MD in Pathology/MSc in Life Sciences / MBBS
PhD in Neurophysiology:
MPhil in Neuroscience / Neurophysiology / MBBS / MD in Physiology / MD in Ayurveda / BE / BTech in Electronics / Electrical / Computer Science / Biotechnology / MSc in Physiology / Biochemistry / Anatomy / Neuroscience / Life Science / Biotechnology / Zoology / Masters in Physiotherapy
PhD in Neurovirology:
MBBS / MD in Microbiology / MSc in Medical Microbiology / Microbiology / Biotechnology / Virology
PhD in Psychiatric Nursing:
Master's Degree in Psychiatric Nursing
PhD in Psychiatric Social Work:
Master's Degree in Social Work / MPhil in Psychiatric Social work
PhD in Psychiatry:
MBBS, MD or a Postgraduate degree in Basic Sciences or Humanities
PhD in Psychopharmacology:
MD in Pharmacology / Physiology / Biochemistry / MBBS / BE Biotechnology / Bioinformatics / BTech Biotechnology / Bioinformatics / ME Biotechnology / Bioinformatics / MSc in Pharmacology / Physiology / Biochemistry / Life Science / Biotechnology / Bioinformatics
PhD in Speech Pathology & Audiology:
Master's degree in Speech Pathology & Audiology
MPhil in Biophysics:
MBBS / BTech in Biotechnology / Electronics / Computer Science / MSc in Biophysics / Physics / Biochemistry / Biotechnology / Life Sciences / Zoology / Chemistry / Physiology
MPhil in Clinical Psychology:
2 years full time MA / MSc in Psychology / Counseling Psychology / Psychological Counseling / Applied Psychology
MPhil in Neurophysiology:
MBBS / BAMS (Ayurveda) / BDS / MSc in Physiology / Neuroscience / Anatomy / Biochemistry / Zoology / Biotechnology / Life Science / Molecular Biology
MPhil in Neurosciences:
MBBS / BE / BTech Electronics / Electrical / Computer Science / Biotechnology MSc Physics / Chemistry / Biochemistry / Anatomy / Physiology / Molecular Biology / Genetics / Biotechnology / Zoology / Life Science / MA Psychology / MSc Psychology
MPhil in Psychiatric Social Work:
Master's degree in Social Work
Master's in Public Health:
MSc in Psychiatric Nursing:
Should be a Registered Nurse & Midwife with any State Nursing Registration Council with minimum passing of BSc Nursing / BSc Hons. Nursing / Post Basic BSc Nursing with minimum of 55% aggregate marks from an Institute recognized by INC with minimum of one year experience after Basic BSc Nursing as on the day of counseling. Minimum of one year of work experience prior or after post Basic BSc Nursing as on the day of counseling.
Post Basic Diploma in Psychiatric / Mental Health Nursing & Post Basic Diploma in Neurosciences Nursing:
Should be a registered Nurse (R.N&R.M) in the State Nursing Council with one year experience as staff nurse.
Age Limit:
For MD & DPM Courses the age should not be more than 32 years and, relaxable in case of SC / ST Candidates by a maximum of 5 years as on 2.5.2013. For sponsored candidates age should not be more than 45 years as on 2.5.2013.
Application forms for all the courses are available online at the NIMHANS website
The applications have to be filled online and submitted online. Printout of the Application Abstract with the latest passport size photograph affixed (in the column provided) along with the Demand Draft and relevant enclosures should be sent to The Registrar, NIMHANS, Hosur Road, Bangalore - 560 029 by superscribing the name of the course(s) applied for, on the Envolope without fail.
A candidate can apply for a maximum of 3 courses only, provided they are eligible.
The Application fee is Rs.1500/- per course for General candidates and Rs.1000/- per course for SC / ST candidates.
4. Method of Payment
All the Candidates should download the challan and remit the payments through the challan only.
Candidates making the payment through the branches of State Bank of Mysore should obtain the journal number from the bank and the same has to be entered in the On-line application before submission.
Candidates making the payment through Banks other than State Bank of Mysore should obtain the RTGS / NEFT / UTR number from the respective Banks and the same has to be entered in the On-line application before submission.
The NIMHANS Copy of the Challan has to be attached along with the Abstract as proof of remittance of payment.
Foreign Nationals are required to submit their applications through the Diplomatic Channel (through the Ministry of External Affairs). They shall also appear for the common Entrance Test along with the other candidates.
Sponsored candidates should submit their application through proper channel and they should also appear for the Common Entrance Test. The candidates should produce the sponsorship certificate in the prescribed format.
There will be no entrance test for Post Basic Diploma in Psychiatric / Mental Health Nursing and Post Basic Diploma in Neurosciences Nursing Courses.
Important Dates:
Application is available online for final submission up to: 14th December 2012
Last date for receipt of Application abstract along with enclosures by post / courier: 19th December 2012
Online Entrance Test will be held in all the centres on: 24th February 2013
The dates for Interview & Counseling will be: 11th and 12th March 2013
Commencement of the Courses: 2nd May 2013
Last date for admission of candidates: 9th May 2013
For details, log on to the link:
Email This Page
© Copyright 2007 Mathrubhumi. All right reserved.


text:
Marketing Information
Intel Xeon processor E3 family-based servers give you smarter control of the things that matter to your business-increased sales, improved margins, and reduced risk. As your business becomes more sophisticated, so do your technology needs-real servers give you benefits that a desktop PC used as a server cannot.
Technical Information
Environmental Conditions
General Information
Platform Support
Physical Characteristics
Power Description


text:
Skip to Navigation
Skip to job search form
Skip to page content
Technical ToolboxLanguages: Proficient in JavaScript, CSS, HTML, XHTML, Java, .Net and Python.Adobe Suite: Skilled in Adobe CS5.5 Web Premium -- Dreamweaver, Flash Catalyst, Flash Professional, Flash Builder, Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat X Pro, Fireworks, Contribute, Bridge, Device Central and Media Encoder.Additional Web Tools: Skilled in Rich Internet Applications including Flash, Flex, AIR and JavaFX. Experienced in using REST, SOAP and XML. Familiar with FrontPage, Webtrends and validation tools.Education
ABC UNIVERSITY -- Sometown, OHBS, Information Technology, Concentration in Web Site Development, degree expected 6/2012Courses:
Web Development Experience
ABC CHARITY, Sometown Chapter -- Sometown, OHWeb Developer, Summers 2009-2011Volunteered as a Web developer for newly opened animal shelter.
Want more personalized results?
Update Your Profile
View All Latest Jobs
Featured Advice Resources:


text:
|Page: 1 of 88
|Sort By:
Arraial d'Ajuda, Brazil Youth Hostels - Hostelling international 100% the best choice Security Friendly Very nice place!!!!
Rio de Janeiro - Cidade Maravilhosa, Brazil Youth Hostels - Welcome to the wonderful world of Bamboo Rio Hostel, the newest hostel in the Marvelous City. Our location couldn't be better: 3 blocks away from Copacabana beach, the most famous in Rio and worldwide, surrounded by clubs and backpackers points.
Manaus, Brazil Youth Hostels - O Big Hostel Brasil, esta sendo considerado o melhor do Amazonas, nosso alojamento săo todos novos, possuimos uma ampla area de interaçăo, wi-fi gratis, bar, e muito mais para o lazer e descanso dos nossos hospedes. O Mundo se encontra aqui!!!
Manaus, Brazil Youth Hostels - The Manaus Jungle Hostel located at the Ariau River is a popular basefor guided JUNGLE TOURS. Rates do include accommodation, meals,transfers, bi-lingual guides and all activities.
Bombinhas, Brazil Youth Hostels - Situated in Bombinhas, only 40mts of the beach, the Residence Lina Zarling have ample apartments with sight for the sea. Propitiating you and your family total security, comfort and economy all the year.
ImbassaĂ, Brazil Youth Hostels - If you want to know a beautiful place and enjoy the wonders that the nature offers, hosted in Hostel ImbassaĂ. You're gonna find the comfort that you are looking for.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Youth Hostels - Do you want to be right in the heart of Rio de Janeiro´s post card (Sugar Loaf & Christ, 1 stop away from Copacabana) & everything else, but far away from the trouble? Ace Backpackers is a fine example of a ''home away from home".
Porto Alegre, Brazil Youth Hostels - Porto Alegre Eco Hostel is an excellent hostel for backpackers, travelers, and tourists visiting Porto Alegre. We have rooms for all tastes and budgets and excellent services. Our location is right in the heart of the city and nightlife.
Salvador, Brazil Youth Hostels - Um albergue de charme com estrutura moderna, alegre, aconchegante e, sobretudo com foco na hospitalidade através do bem acolher planejado e prestação de bons serviços. Sua estada será uma experiência agradável, divertida e confortável.
, Brazil Youth Hostels - With accommodation available year round this is the ideal place to stay in the Brazilian state of Bahia. Come and experience with us Carnival, Christmas, New Year�s Eve, and the celebration of the discovery of Brazil!We also offer city tours.
|Page: 12 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
Find a Brazil hostel and save money on discount lodging. Hosteling in Brazil offers a different travel experience than staying at traditional accommodations. Youth hostels allow you to meet new people and learn from other international and worldly travelers. Most hostels are conveniently located in the center of the action close to public transportation, including buses and rails. Staying at a Brazil hostel is a great option whether you are backpacking or traveling on a budget . Browse our hostels and plan your Brazil vacation today!
|Page: 12 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |


text:
Phoenix Suns
Suns' pre-draft workouts again include 'a test of physical and mental toughness'
PHOENIX, Ariz. -- It's back.
Much to the likely chagrin of would-be draft prospects who will be arriving at US Airways Center in the coming days and weeks ahead.
The Phoenix Suns are once again putting players through a three-minute conditioning run on the heels of a 60-to-75-minute workout.
"I feel like I was very, very, very much prepared for it, but it did kind of catch, I'm pretty sure, everyone in the workout off guard because the fact that we had to do it at the end of the workout," said former Michigan State point guard Keith Appling, who was one of six in for the Suns' first pre-draft workout on Tuesday.
"But it's great. It's good for the staff to see where everybody is as far as their conditioning."
The run, which tests how many times a player can race the length of the floor in three minutes, earned quite the reputation a year ago. Players, who had visited the Suns early on in the pre-draft process, began to tell, or perhaps better put, warn their fellow competitors of what awaited them when they worked out in Phoenix.
"It's something that if you don't train for it and kind of understand how fast you can go at certain times, you can burn out early, you can leave some in the tank," head coach Jeff Hornacek said.
Of course no prospect likes the run, heads drop, shoulders slump once Hornacek yells out, "Alright, line up on the baseline!" but it's an important part of the workout that is geared towards how the Suns play.
"If you're going to play like we play and try to lead the league in fast-break points, you're going to have get up and down," general manager Ryan McDonough said. "We try to simulate game action as much as we can while only having two-to-six guys on the court at a time."
Aside from evaluating the players' stamina after a difficult workout, there's also a mental element to the exercise.
"Other than being able to see the guys suffer for my own amusement?" McDonough joked. "No, you learn how the guys push themselves. More than anything, you want to see who fights through it, even when they're tired, even when their banged up. You also, obviously, want to see what kind of condition they're in.
"But more than anything, it's a test of physical and mental toughness and just to see how the guys push when they, frankly, don't want to do it and they are beat up at the end of a tough workout."
Most Popular
Suns Audio
- Ramon Shelburne, ESPN NBA InsiderWhat do the Suns do now that they missed out on Aldridge, and how much did finishing 2nd help?
- Sam Amick, USA Today NBA insiderSam Amick discusses the next move for the Phoenix Suns.
- 7-3-15 The Sports Kabob with Jarrett CarlenTopics include Lauren Bassett, NBA free agency, and Diddy. It's sports news skewered
- Brian Windhorst, ESPN NBA reporterWhat are the chances LaMarcus Aldridge comes to Phoenix, and what has happened to the Lakers?
- Marc J. Spears, Yahoo NBA InsiderAll the latest on LaMarcus Aldridge and NBA free agency


text:
A huge congratulations to BMW Motorsport for pulling off a stunning victory. The M3 GT2's ran strong however one was set back due to an accident and the other was trailing the GT3 RS through the early portion of the race.
It has been 5 years since the last victory for BMW at the ring. Four drivers switched off in the winning car and made their way to the front despite gearbox problems in the critical last few hours of the race.
The second M3 fought back to seventh place after a crash that had them lose an hour and drop back to 182nd place. Talk about an impressive fight back to the front!
A duo of privately entered Z4 GT3 race cars managed to finish 4th and 9th as well. Of 198 cars entering the race, 63 were BMW's.
The Motorsport M3's continue their impressive racing this year from ALMS to the Ring, congratulation to BMW Motorsport for this hard fought victory!
BMW Motorsport Director:
BMW Motorsport wins the 24 hours at the Nürburgring
This article was originally published in forum thread: BMW Motorsport wins the 24 hours at the Nürburgring started by Sticky View original post


text:
Thank you for your interest in representing this Organization! Please fill in the fields below and click Submit. Church.org administrators will receive an email and will contact you regarding this Organization.
The Lutheran church is a Protestant movement founded on the principles of Martin Luther. Lutheranism began at the start of the Reformation after Martin Luther posted his Ninety-five Theses in Wittenberg. Lutheran doctrine emphasizes salvation by faith and the primacy of the Bible as the authority. The Lutheran ministry is one of service and is described as the priesthood of all believers.
Click Here To Add Your Church Info Now
Traditional Sunday Morning Worship Services: 8:00 am and 10:30 am Holy Communion is celebrated in both services on the 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month. Nursery/Cry Room available for parents and children during worship services if needed.


text:
By STEVEN NALLEY
By COLLEEN MCCARTHY
The October term of the Oktibbeha County Circuit Court begins Monday.
By COLLEEN MCCARTHY
In an effort to keep its students happy and healthy, Armstrong Middle School is offering a number of programs this year that focus on health issues.
Memorial service for Elliott Derwin Breed, will be Monday, Oct. 17, 2011 at 1 p.m. at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Crawford.
ACKERMAN — Funeral services for Hansel Murphy will be Sunday, Oct. 16 at 2 p.m. at Salem Independent Methodist Church with Rev. Steve Jordan officiating.


text:
Massachusetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy lost his battle with brain cancer Tuesday. His Senate career spanned nearly 50 years, and he is credited with continuing a legacy begun by his brothers John and Robert.
The outpouring of messages from both Republicans and Democrats speaks to Kennedy's negotiating skills and knack for bipartisan coalition-building—expertise that Republican Sen. John McCain said are missing on the current healthcare overhaul.
Watch Vice President Joe Biden's heartfelt words about his friend and colleague, and share your thoughts on Kennedy's life and legacy.


text:
Greetings, fellow players!
My name is Kettil Brochmann and I've been a fan of games since I was a little kid. I have played board games since forever, computer games since I was 5 and card games since I was 8. Ever since I have been playing different games of different varieties. And I have stopped playing most of them for different reasons. One of the few games that I've refused to let go of is The Spoils.
My local gaming store started carrying it around the release of part 2. I built a horrible Rogue deck, and lost to the more experieced gamers in the store. So it was back to the drawing board for me. I found all the cards online and read through them a few times. And I read the rules. And the cards and came up with a Ferret token deck that could compete with the Gearsmith/Warlords and Schproing decks that frequented the store. Then came SEED and unfortunately the demise of Tenacious Games. I put my cards on the shelf and didn't play much until I got the news that Spoils was alive again.
The Rules Guy
So I went back to the store with my deck and found some new players as most the old players had moved on. This left me as the most experienced player in the group. With more new players experimenting with cards more and more rules questions came up. A few of our players took the Judge test, so I figured I wouldn't have to. But trickier and trickier questions came up and most of the judges asked me for consultation since I had nothing better to do at the time than browse through rules and cards in my spare time.
After a few months I figured it would probably be for the best if I became a real judge and so I took the Judge test and passed. What I really liked about the test was that I had to think and actually look through the rules for some of the questions. It was somewhere around that time that I realised that I actually like rules. I started reading rulebooks for leisure and compared rules of different games, found loopholes and tried to break games that I've played a lot. I became the guy to ask if any rule question arose and I really enjoyed it.
Given that the Comprehensive Rules Reference needed an update and the game needed a new Head Judge since Terence bowed out after a great era of judging for great justice I thought that I might be suited for the position � and happily Arcane Tinmen thought so too :-)
I have started to assemble a team of judges to help me update the Comprehensive Rules Reference, and we are getting on with that. We are also working on updating the Judge test to reflect the mechanics of SEED and SEED 2. Overall, we're updating things to make it easier for players to understand what's going on, but in the end, it will be the same rules that you've always known and loved. Just with less confusion around them :-)
Feedback welcome!
Feel free to message me on the forums (Kettil Brochmann) or send me an email to "kettil (dot) brochmann (at) gmail (dot) com" with any suggestions, comments, or even gripes and I will personally answer you. If you choose to send me an email, though, pleasure be sure to put something Spoils related in the subject line so I know what it pertains to.
Becoming a Spoils judge
If you are interested in becoming a judge, then Jeff Millegan who is also part of the new judge team will be happy to set you up with our judge test. Just read the rules over and over again and then send Jeff an email at "mmillegan (at) yahoo (dot) com".
Thanks for reading this far - now go out there and enjoy some Spoils!
Kettil Brochmann
Head Judge Coordinator


text:
The sting of defeat can be a tough thing.
It will especially be felt hard with a loss in the first round of the North Class 6A Tournament boys game tonight between the Starkville Yellowjackets and Greenville Weston Hornets.
MATHISTON – Before Monday's game, East Webster coach Todd Hutchinson said he wanted this team to keep working towards the next step.
The Lady Wolverines did just that by defeating Riverside 58-51 in the Class 2A North first round and propelling them forward in the postseason.
A career day against the arch rival was enough to catch the attention of the Southeastern Conference office.
After scoring 25 points and pulling down a career-high 23 rebounds in a 72-70 overtime victory against the Ole Miss Rebels Sunday, Mississippi State junior center Martha Alwal claimed SEC Player of the Week honors.
Alwal believed she had an opportunity for a big game against the Rebels.
Trivante Bloodman and I.J. Ready have been an essential part of the Mississippi State basketball team this season.
In the last 19 seconds of a 73-69 loss to Arkansas on Saturday, both point guards were on the bench.
The Bulldogs fumbled the basketball around and walk-on Tevin Moore got off a last second shot that didn't go, but it didn't matter in the four-point loss.
After starting the season as the No. 2 team in the nation by Collegiate Baseball, Mississippi State hast started just 4-4 out of the gate.
The Bulldogs fell to No. 18 this week after going 2-3 this past week. MSU suffered a midweek loss to Memphis in which it led in the top of the ninth inning.
Earl Richard Cooley graduated to his Heavenly home Saturday, February 22, 2014 just shy of his 96th Birthday. The family is tremendously grateful for the loving and compassionate care he received in his final days at the Inpatient Hospice unit at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo, MS.
To view the E-Edition of the newspaper, please login. If you have not subscribed to the E-Edition, you can do so by subscribing here.
The rates for the E-Edition are:
1 day 99¢
3 months $18
6 months $36
12 months $72
There was a second meeting of rivals that went into overtime on Sunday.
The last time it happened between the Mississippi State and Ole Miss women, the Rebels claimed the prize.
It was not the case Sunday in Starkville.
In another tightly-contested ballgame, the Bulldogs walked away with a 72-70 victory at Humphrey Coliseum.
The Starkville High School Lady Yellowjackets let an opportunity to win the Class 6A, Region 3 championship slip through their fingers last Friday night.
Despite dropping a 60-53 decision to Northwest Rankin in the region tournament finals, Starkville's season continues.
Everyone knows Quantesha Patterson's name when it comes to East Webster basketball.
While the team will be counting on her for guidance, coach Todd Hutchinson knows in order to take it to the next level in Class 2A, the Lady Wolverines need a complete team effort.
Baseball is a game full of odd bounces and marginally thin lines drawn in the sand.
Mississippi State learned about that the past two games.
After winning the first two games in the series against the Holy Cross Crusaders, MSU dropped the last two games of a four-game weekend series, a 6-1 loss on Sunday at Dudy Noble Field.


text:
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Papers
Note: Be sure to follow us on twitter @illegalpro for all the latest Bombers news.
Bombers news:
Winnipeg Free Press: Elliott puts it together.
Winnipeg Free Press: Just hold your hearses!
Winnipeg Free Press: Bombers rise from dead to upset Alouettes 27-22.
National Post: Alouettes' struggles continue in loss to lowly Blue Bombers.
Globe and Mail: Blue Bombers upset Alouettes for first road win of 2012.
Yahoo Canada: Turnovers doom Alouettes in 27-22 Thanksgiving loss to Blue.
Winnipeg Sun: Bombers stuff Als.
Winnipeg Sun: Bombers utilize all three QBs.
CBC: Joey Elliott, Blue Bombers stun Alouettes in Montreal.
Blue Bombers official site: Bombers hold off late rally by Als.
Next opponent news – Calgary Stampeders:
Calgary Herald: Stamps, Riders appear headed for a playoff showdown.
Calgary Sun: Stampeders suddenly faced with formidable foe in Blue Bombers.
CFL news:
Globe and Mail: Roughriders serve up Thanksgiving roast, reality check for Argos.
National Post: Jarious Jackson gets the hook as Argos routed by Roughriders.
Regina Leader-Post: Riders sink Argos 36-10.
The Province: Lions resemble champions.
The Province: Injured Lions playing on borrowed time.
Toronto Sun: Boatmen defence fails to show up.
CBC: CFL Power Rankings – Week 15.
TSN: Engraved on a Nation – The 13th Man.
TSN: Wendy's Kick for a Million semifinalists confirmed.


text:
Looking for iPhone malware samples...
Submitted by masvmasv on Fri, 2010-06-11 12:50. Malware | Sample Requests
Hi all !
Hi all !
I'm looking for iPhone malware samples...
Where can I found to download ?
Thank you
Siberia Exploit pack
Submitted by hack pro on Sun, 2010-07-25 19:53.
Siberia Exploit pack exploits the iPhone OS. So I would take a look at that.
iPhone malware isn't as common as general smart phone malware. There are probably botnets though, I'll look for some, anything
specific you want?
Submitted by ANETGames on Sun, 2010-08-01 19:20.
Keep in mind, most iPhone OS Malware only affects jailbroken phones, which is why it's hard for them to spread like we're used to seeing with most other mobile OS's.
- AurelloSoft
Making computer security free!


text:
The Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson is founder and president of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition.
Resolving this injustice could open doors for diplomacy between the US and North Korea.
A transparent election in Côte d'Ivoire is essential to restoring that country's democracy and economic might. It is time for Côte d'Ivoire to overcome its history of violence.
What do the people get from this bailout?
The nomination of Barack Obama--so able intellectually, morally and spiritually--marks a magic moment for America, culminating the hopes of those who worked for a more perfect union, a more peaceful world.
The Bush Administration's solutions for the subprime mortgage crisis are too little, too late. Americans need a New Deal-style agency to manage domestic reconstruction.
Mohandas K. Gandhi, killed sixty years ago, was a moment in the conscience of mankind. But the flame of hope his life inspired shapes our lives still.
This is the text of the speech given by the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., at the anti-war rally in Washington, DC, on Saturday, October 26.


text: ''Homeless Not Hopeless explores the role social networks play in the daily survival of homeless Latino and African American men. Using a qualitative research design, author Molina-Jackson observes how these men initiate, participate in, and maintain social networks and how these networks function. The findings support a more empowering view of homeless men as active, rational, and competent actors engaged in negotiating their social world.''--BOOK JACKET.Edition/Copyright: 08