text:
Treatment is usually supportive (blood transfusion for anemia, anticoagulation for thrombosis), although the monoclonal antibody eculizumab (Soliris) is being used to treat some cases.
Forty percent of patients develop thrombosis (a blood clot) at some point in their illness. This is the main cause of severe complications and death in PNH. These may develop in common sites (deep vein thrombosis of the leg veins and resultant pulmonary embolism when these clots break off and enter the lungs), but in PNH blood clots may also form in more unusual sites: the hepatic vein (causing Budd-Chiari syndrome), the portal vein of the liver (causing portal vein thrombosis), the superior or inferior mesenteric vein (causing mesenteric ischemia) and veins of the skin. Cerebral venous thrombosis, an uncommon form of stroke, is more common in PNH.
A sugar or sucrose lysis test, in which a patient's red blood cells are placed in low ionic strength solution and observed for hemolysis, is used for screening. A more specific test for PNH, called Ham's acid hemolysis (after Dr Thomas Ham, who described the test in 1937) test, is performed if the sugar test is positive for hemolysis. More sensitive modern methods include flow cytometry for CD55 and CD59 on white and red blood cells. Dependent on the presence of these molecules on the cell surface, they are classified as type I, II or III PNH cells. Type I cells have normal levels of CD55 and CD59, type II have reduced levels and type III have absent levels. The higher the number of type III cells, the higher the risk of hemolysis and thrombosis.
An enzyme called (phosphatidylinositol glycan A) is needed to make a cell membrane anchor for proteins called GPI (glycosylphosphatidylinositol). The gene that codes for PIGA is located on the X chromosome, which means that only one active copy of the gene for PIGA is present in each cell. If a mutation occurs in this gene then PIGA may be defective, which leads to a defect in the "GPI anchor". When this mutation occurs in a bone marrow stem cell (which are used to make red blood cells as well as white blood cells and platelets), all of the cells it produces (clone)will also have the defect. Several of the proteins that anchor to GPI on the cell membrane are used to protect the cell from destruction by the complement system, and without these anchors the cells are more easily targeted by the complement proteins. The complement system is part of the immune system and helps to destroy invading microorganisms. Without the proteins that protect them from complement, red blood cells are destroyed. The main proteins which carry out this function are CD55 and CD59.
The increased destruction of red blood cells results in anemia. The increased rate of thrombosis is due to dysfunction of platelets due to binding by complement, or possibly due to low nitric oxide levels.
The symptoms of esophageal spasm, erectile dysfunction and abdominal pain are attributed to the fact that hemoglobin released during hemolysis binds with circulating nitric oxide, a substance that is needed to relax smooth muscle. This theory is supported by the fact that these symptoms improve on administration of nitrates or sildenafil (Viagra), which improves the effect of nitric oxide on muscle cells. There is a suspicion that chronic hemolysis causing chronically depleted nitric oxide may lead to the development of pulmonary hypertension (increased pressure in the blood vessels supplying the lung), which in turn puts strain on the heart and causes heart failure.
Episodes of thrombosis are treated as they would in other patients, but given that PNH is a persisting underlying cause it is likely that treatment with warfarin or similar drugs needs to be continued long-term after an episode of thrombosis.
A new monoclonal antibody, eculizumab, protects blood cells against immune destruction by inhibiting the complement system. It has been shown to reduce the need for blood transfusion in patients with significant hemolysis.
25% of female cases of PNH are discovered during pregnancy. This group has a high rate of thrombosis, and the risk of death of both mother and child are significantly increased (20% and 8% respectively).


text:
Which makes it doubly ironic where I discovered her-from a link on Sumner's Money Illusion page. He didn't link her directly, but from a link he did provide-oilprice.com I discovered her "Our Finite World."
It seems to me that as different as these two analysts are what they have in common is they have at bottom a very simple, cursory explanation of what our problems are. Like her explanation of the Great Recession is just as simple as Sumner's-yet it's implications couldn't be more different.
Obviously, if you've read Sumner at all you know that in his mind it's all about NGDP. If the Fed just needs to target it and make sure it follows the long term trend and we'll be fine. If the Fed had done so, the 2008 crisis never would have happened.
In this sense there is little about the "real economy" we even need to scruple about. For him, the real economy itself seems to be the epiphenomenon and not the other way around. The housing bubble-assuming there was one at all; and, whether or not there was one seems to change; on some days there actually wasn't one as there is no such thing as housing bubbles; on other days it did happen but who really cares? There was no negative impacts from this as NGDP continued to be fine after the housing bubble popped and there was no trouble till the Fed failed to maintain NGDP in 2008-is no big whoop. Just target NGDP and the rest follows.
Ms. Tverberg's explanation is not much more difficult to explain though as mentioned above it's implications couldn't be more different. One of the tough things about economics is the question correlation and causation. We can discover any number of fascinating correlations, however, establishing that there really is a rigorous causation between them is a horse of quite a different color.
So Sumner has a correlation-NGDP and a healthy economy. It's not hard to see the correlations. In the 70s NGDP was way over trend and so we had the Great Inflation. In 2008, it was way beneath trend and so we had the Great Recession. Whether or not genuine causation can be shown is another question.
Ms. Tverberg has her own correlation. It's this: between economic growth and energy usage. She points to data that seems to show a strong correlation. A growing economy needs to have affordable oil. Oil is the key to everything in her theory. It's not so much that we're doomed to run out of oil, as that we're doomed to run out of affordable oil.
She suggests that the rise in U.S. oil prices is enough to explain the Great Recession:
"I make arguments similar to these in Oil Supply Limits and the Continuing Financial Crisis. James Hamilton (2009) has shown that the rise in oil prices alone were sufficient to bring on recession in the 2007-2008 recession."
In the above link, she suggests that it's the rise in oil prices in not just the U.S. but also the Eurozone and Japan that explains the relative decline in growth and employment in the respective countries.
In other words another way to understand the U.S. over the last 40 years is that rising oil prices were a very big part of the struggles of the 70s. In the 80s and 90s oil prices were very low which coincided with a healthy U.S. economy.
However, with the huge spike since 2001 we're again in the same predicament and she sees this as being more or less insoluble. Yes, it's optimistic stuff...
She suggests that the admission of China to the WTO in 2001 had a much bigger impact than commonly appreciated. At the same time China's use of coal exploded. For her, only oil and coal are truly primary energy sources-the other kinds are basically derivatives of the major two. China and the rest of the developing world-for her more or less the rest of the world outside of the U.S., the Eurozone, and Japan-are gaining as they have a heavy use of coal.
She's very pessimistic about renewable energy and not so optimistic even on natural gas. The trouble in her view is that oil is the key. We need cheap oil to make the level of economic growth and technological progress we've come to expect. There's no way to have this without it. The various proposed substitutes aren't substitutes at all in her view:
"Substitutes for oil, including renewable fuels, are ways of increasing consumption of coal and natural gas over what they would be in the absence of renewable fuels, because they act as add-ons to world oil supply, rather than as true substitutes for oil. Even in cases where they are theoretically more efficient, they still tend to raise carbon emissions in absolute terms, by raising the production of coal and natural gas needed to produce them."
Her suggestion is that while we like to think that we've figured out how to be very efficient in our allocation of scarce resources over the last 150 years, this might just be about a finite time period where we had lots of cheap oil. Her "solutions" are not nearly as comforting as Sumner's NGDP targeting:
"It would be convenient if we could slow CO2 emissions by working to produce energy with less CO2. This option does not seem to be working well though, so I would argue that we need to work in a different direction: toward reducing humans' need for external energy. In order to do this, I would suggest two major steps:
("1) Reduce the world's population, through one-child policies and universal access to family planning services. This step is necessary because rising population adds to demand. If we are to reduce demand, lower population needs to play a role."
" (2) Change our emphasis to producing essential goods locally, rather than outsourcing them to parts of the world that are likely use coal to produce them. I would suggest starting with food, water, and clothing, and the supply chains necessary to produce these items."
"Changing our emphasis to producing essential goods locally will have a multiple benefits. It will (a) add local jobs, and (b) lead to less worldwide growth in coal usage, (c) save on transport fuel, and (d) add protection against the adverse impact of declining world oil supply, if this should happen in the not too distant future. It should also help reduce CO2 emissions. The costs of goods will likely be higher using this approach, leading to less "stuff" per person, but this, too, is part of reaching reduced CO2 emissions."
"It is hard to see that the steps outlined above would be acceptable to world leaders or to the majority of world population. Thus, I am afraid we will end up falling back on Nature's plan, discussed above."
In the comments section she also claims that prior to the use of fossil fuels there was no unemployment. Just in case anyone mistakes her for an optimist here she is in an interview with OilPrice.com
"I see the future as fairly bleak. The big issue is the way high oil prices affect the economy, leading to recession, joblessness, and huge government deficits. The issue is really a lack of cheap oil."
"This is an issue that can't be expected to go away, even with new (high priced) oil supply in the US, or with the possibility of more natural gas supply. We are right now experiencing adverse financial impacts from high oil prices, but these impacts are being disguised by artificially low interest rates and huge amounts of deficit spending."
"I find it hard to see much of a ray of hope for avoiding some kind of discontinuity, because the problem seems to be already at hand. For example, I see Europe's current financial problems and the US's fiscal cliff as being a direct result of lower energy affordability, especially oil, in recent years."
Anyway, it's interesting stuff. The best you can say is that the Cassandras aren't always right. The most pessmistic scenarios in the 70s about oil didn't come true. I see her concerns and they seem very plausible, but it's possible that we'll discover a way out yet again. Though it's obviously short term, in the U.S. we've seen gas prices actually flat since their peak in July, 2008 while the stock market has risen every year.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Don't let that bone-shaped tray go to waste. Fill it up with Freezy Pup's delicious refill flavors: Juicy Apple, Sweet Potato 'N Maple, Chicken Soup, and White Cheddar Cheese. Made with wholesome and organic ingredients, these goodies can be eaten by themselves or melted onto your pooch's dry dog food for some added punch!
Includes one box of each flavor.
Recommended servings:
Small pooch (up to 10 lbs.) 2-3 small or 1 large frozen treat/day.
Medium pooch (10-25 lbs.) 4-6 small or 2 large frozen treats/day.
Large pooch (over 25 lbs.) 7-8 small or 4 large frozen treats/day.
Juicy Apple: Organic apples
Sweet Potato 'n Maple: Organic sweet potato, organic maple
Chicken Soup: Organic chicken broth, organic carrot, salt (just a pinch)
White Cheddar Cheese: Organic cheddar cheese, organic nonfat milk, organic whey, salt (just a pinch)
This product has no reviews yet. Be the first to review this product. Write a review
Enjoy 10% off your first order*


text:
1906 Lodge in Gingerbread!
Vote for the Lodge at Coronado Island Florist's Gingerbread House Contest
A couple of years ago I decided to enter a gingerbread house contest by creating a model of the 1906 Lodge. How hard could it be? I consulting with a friend who is professional chef. She loaned me a couple of fancy tools, gave me a recipe for both the gingerbread and the icing. She seemed to think it would take a few hours. Well, over the course of 7 days I managed to spend more than 40 hours on my masterpiece. While I was proud of the final product, this is not something I would lightly attempt again! So I have saved it and pulled it out again this holiday season and am entering it in Coronado Island Florists contest. Please go by and vote for me! And if you plan to enter a gingerbread house of your own, I hope you've already started it! Entries are due December 2.


text:
You searched for "Relwen"
Narrow by:
- Item Type
- Size
- Color
- Price
- Store Availability
Relwen 'Airtex' Madras Regular Fit Sport Shirt
Relwen 'Airtex' Madras Regular Fit Sport ShirtWas: $188.00Now: $93.9850% OFF
Relwen 'Beach Stripe' Crewneck Cotton Jersey Sweater
Relwen 'Beach Stripe' Crewneck Cotton Jersey SweaterWas: $168.00Now: $83.9850% OFF
Relwen Quilted Shirt Jacket
Relwen Quilted Shirt JacketWas: $318.00Now: $158.9850% OFF
Relwen Cotton Henley
Relwen Cotton HenleyWas: $168.00Now: $83.9850% OFF
No items match all your filter selections.
Clear all to see unfiltered results.
Did you know …
We have lots more in your local store! Every Nordstrom store has a unique inventory, and many items are sold exclusively in our stores, never offered online. Head to your nearest Nordstrom and check it out!
Complete Looks with "Relwen" See more


text:
(PRWEB) March 08, 2013
Abington Memorial Hospital has again attained Magnet® recognition as part of the American Nurses Credentialing Center's (ANCC) Magnet Recognition Program®. This voluntary credentialing program for hospitals recognizes excellence in nursing. This credential is the highest honor an organization can receive for professional nursing practice.
"Magnet recognition is a tremendous honor and reflects our terrific focus on patient care and team work, and our commitment to delivering the highest quality of care to this community," said Laurence Merlis, president and CEO. "To earn Magnet recognition once was a great accomplishment and an incredible source of pride for our nurses. Our achievement of this credential for a third time underscores the foundation of excellence and values that drives our entire staff to strive harder each day to meet the healthcare needs of the people we serve."
Magnet recognition has become the gold standard for nursing excellence and is taken into consideration when the public judges healthcare organizations. In fact, U.S. News & World Report's annual showcase of "America's Best Hospitals" includes Magnet recognition in its ranking criteria for quality of inpatient care.
Being recognized as a Magnet facility for the third time is a great achievement for Abington Memorial Hospital, as it continues to proudly belong to the Magnet community—a select group of 23 healthcare organizations in Pennsylvania, and 395 out of nearly 6,000 nationwide. Abington Memorial Hospital was initially designated a Magnet hospital in 2003. Hospitals must reapply for Magnet recognition every four years based on adherence to Magnet concepts and demonstrated improvements in patient care and quality.
To achieve initial Magnet recognition, organizations must pass a rigorous and lengthy process that demands widespread participation from leadership and staff. The process begins with the submission of an electronic application, followed by written documentation demonstrating qualitative and quantitative evidence regarding patient care and outcomes. If scores from the written documentation fall within a range of excellence, an on-site visit will occur to thoroughly assess the applicant. After this rigorous onsite review process, the Commission on Magnet will review the completed appraisal report and vote to determine whether Magnet recognition will be granted.
"We're a better institution today because of the Magnet recognition we achieved four years ago," said Terry Reilly, chief nursing officer and senior vice president of Patient Services. "It has raised the bar for patient care and inspired every member of our team to achieve excellence every day. It is this commitment to providing our community with high-quality care that helped us become a Magnet facility, and it's why we continue to serve as a Magnet hospital today."
An organization seeking to reapply for Magnet recognition must provide documented evidence of how Magnet concepts, performance, and quality were sustained and improved over the four-year period since the hospital received its most recent recognition.
In particular, the Magnet model is designed to provide a framework for nursing practice, research, and measurement of outcomes. Through this framework, ANCC can assess applicants across a number of components and dimensions to gauge an organization's nursing excellence. The foundation of this model is composed of various elements deemed essential to delivering superior patient care. These include the quality of nursing leadership and coordination and collaboration across specialties, as well as processes for measuring and improving the quality and delivery of care.
Magnet recognition has been shown to provide specific benefits to hospitals and their communities, such as:
A regional provider, Abington Memorial Hospital has the only Level II accredited trauma center in Montgomery County and offers highly specialized services in cardiac care, cancer care, neurosciences, orthopaedics, home health and maternal/child health.
About the American Nurses Credentialing Center's (ANCC) Magnet Recognition Program®
The Magnet Recognition Program® administered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the largest and most prominent nurses credentialing organization in the world, recognizes healthcare organizations that provide the very best in nursing care and professionalism in nursing practice. The Magnet Recognition Program® serves as the gold standard for nursing excellence and provides consumers with the ultimate benchmark for measuring quality of care. For more information about the Magnet Recognition Program® and current statistics, visit http://www.nursecredentialing.org/magnet.


text:
Staff Blog
Staff Picks
Win Stuff!
Special Sections
E-mail Newsletters
News Blog
News Home
City Desk
Cincinnati vs. the World
News Archive
Opinion Home
Politics/Issues Blog
Kathy Y. Wilson
We, as Humans
Worst Week Ever!
On Second Thought
Curmudgeon Notes
Living Out Loud
Music Home
Music Blog
MidPoint Music Fest
Live Music Events
Spill It
Minimum Gauge
Arts Home
Arts Blog
Art Events
Visual Arts
Curtain Call
The Big Picture
Classical Music
Film Home
Movies Blog
Movie Reviews
Eats Home
Reviews & Features
Cooks in the Kitchen
The Dish
Local Restaurants
Local Happy Hours App
All Blogs
The Morning After
CityBeat Staff Picks
Event Calendar
Music Calendar
Arts Calendar
Submit a Listing
CityBeat Events
Margarita Madness
Pig & Whiskey
MidPoint Indie Craft Fair
20th Anniversary
The Beer Issue
Menu Title
Annual Manual
Best of Cincinnati
Camp Guide
Cool Issue
Dining Guide
Drinking Issue
Election Coverage
Fall Arts Preview
Focus On Education
Fringe Festival
Green Issue
Love List
MidPoint Music Fest
MPMF Visitors
Summer Guide
Sign-up for E-mails
Worst Week Ever!
Worst Week Ever!: Aug. 21-26
Danny Cross
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 28, 2013
FRIDAY AUG. 23: Fascism is a scary word that most people think was invented in Germany to try to exterminate a race of people and make everyone left drive shitty cars. In turn, it is not the most interesting subject to conservative Americans.
Kathy Y. Wilson
Kathy Y. Wilson
1 Comment · Wednesday, August 21, 2013
In the herd there are so many students who come to college who've absolutely no business there; they're no more prepared for the intellectual rigor, the dicey social matrix and the expectation of talent in their respective disciplines than an average junior high school student, and no one's had that come-to-Jesus conversation with them until maybe well into their third year.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
Emery Theatre
at 02:55 PM |
Requiem Could Be Evicted from Emery Theatre Following Ruling
Judge says case is too early to call either way but refuses to grant restraining order
Hamilton County Judge Carl Stitch today ruled against granting a temporary restraining order that would prevent the trio that owns and leases the Emery Theatre from evicting the nonprofit seeking to renovate the building. The ruling comes as a minor victory to the University of Cincinnati, Emery Center Apartments Limited Partnership (ECALP) and the Emery Center Corporation (ECC), the groups that own and lease the Emery Theatre, and a loss to the Requiem Project, the nonprofit formed in 2008 to restore the theater to its former glory. Still, Stitch cautioned that both sides potentially have a case and the rejection shouldn't be seen as indicative of who will ultimately win the legal battle. Given the ruling, both sides agreed to come back to the judge in 30 days with a status report on what their legal intentions are going forward. Requiem argued that it needs the temporary restraining order to continue with the momentum the organization has built to renovate the theater. The nonprofit says it needs a permanent lease to use and raise funds that would go toward restoring the theater, which is cited as one of the few "acoustically pure" complexes in the nation. On the other side, the various groups that own and lease the Emery Theatre claimed Requiem has shown little progress in raising funds to renovate the building. They said they would still like to see the theater restored, but not under the management of Requiem. UC also continued denying any direct involvement in the case, instead arguing that ECALP handles the Emery building in its entirety for the university. Tina Manchise and Tara Gordon, the two women who founded Requiem, said after the hearing that the three organizations are trying to eschew responsibility by pointing fingers at each other. In particular, they pointed out that UC has consistently claimed a lack of culpability, yet it's also getting involved by asking the city to take over the building. Last week, emails revealed that UC is offering to give the Emery Theatre to the city. UC Vice President of Governmental Relations Greg Vehr wrote in a June 21 email to Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan that giving the building away would allow the university to avoid becoming "a lightning rod in the private dispute between (ECC and ECALP) and the Requiem Project." If the city takes over the building, the legal dispute would likely become unnecessary and Requiem would probably be allowed to carry on with its plans. For an in-depth look at the situation and history between Requiem and UC, ECALP and ECC, check out CityBeat's original coverage here.
City Desk
City Could Acquire Emery Theatre, Allow Requiem Project to Proceed
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 14, 2013
The city of Cincinnati might take over the Emery Theatre following a legal dispute between the nonprofit seeking to renovate the theater, and the group of leasers and owners trying to push the nonprofit out of the building.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
at 09:10 AM |
Morning News and Stuff
CPS gets national attention, city might take Emery Theatre, SoMoLend accused of fraud
New York City mayoral candidates see Cincinnati Public Schools' (CPS) community learning centers as a model for their city's schools. The centers bring members of the community, including dental clinics, mental health therapists and mentors from local banks and churches, to a school hub to keep students engaged after traditional classroom hours end. But an analysis from The New York Times also finds that progress has been fairly modest, with some schools in the district still struggling and graduation and attendance rates showing little sign of improvement. Still, CPS officials argue the initiative has helped mitigate the effects of poverty and hunger in the classroom. CityBeat covered CPS and its community learning centers back in October here. The city of Cincinnati could take control of the Emery Theatre following a legal dispute between the Requiem Project, a nonprofit seeking to renovate the theater, and the University of Cincinnati, Emery Center Apartments Limited Partnership and the Emery Center Corporation, the group of leasers and owners trying to push Requiem out of the building. Requiem stated in a letter Friday that it would approve of the city taking over the building, a possibility currently being analyzed by Cincinnati's legal team. CityBeat first covered the Emery Theater situation in further detail here. SoMoLend, the local startup and city partner that connects small businesses seeking loans and lenders, is being accused of fraud by the state of Ohio. The charges could force the high-profile business to shut down; for the time being, it's not giving out any loans in the state. In December, the city of Cincinnati teamed up with SoMoLend in a partnership that was meant to land local small businesses and startups much-needed loans through crowdfunding. Ohio will spend $6.2 million this fiscal year to combat gambling addictions. With casinos, racinos and gambling generally expanding in Ohio, the state government is directing more money to county mental health and addiction boards to ensure problem gamblers are treated. The two officers who were on the clock when death row inmate Billy Slagle hung himself have been put on paid administrative leave while the Ohio prisons department investigates what happened. Slagle was convicted of murder and sentenced to death — a punishment the Ohio Parole Board and Gov. John Kasich upheld in July despite pleas from a county prosecutor — but he hung himself days before he was supposed to be executed. CityBeat covered Slagle's case in further detail here. Attorney General Mike DeWine is asking Ohioans to be cautious of unsolicited phone calls offering medical alert devices. Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino accidentally awarded two $1 million prizes on Saturday night. It turns out the casino gave a $1 million check to the wrong Kevin Lewis, so it decided to keep course with the original check and give another $1 million to the Lewis the check was originally intended for. Cursive might get kicked from the classroom. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is directing federal prosecutors to minimize the use of mandatory minimum drug sentences. The change will mostly benefit drug offenders with no ties to large-scale organizations, gangs or cartels and no history of violence. Ohio gas prices dropped this week and remain below the national average. Actual headline: "Video shows thief stealing cigarettes." Check out Kings Island's new roller coaster: Banshee. Sanjay Gupta, neurosurgeon and CNN's medical respondent, is now down with marijuana.
Curtain Closing?
The Requiem Project sues UC over its Emery Theatre contract; UC and its lessees shift the blame
Danny Cross
14 Comments · Wednesday, August 7, 2013
The University of Cincinnati and the chain of command between it and the Emery Theatre are giving conflicting explanations about whose decision it was to cut the Requiem Project out of the picture.
by Danny Cross
Posted In:
at 03:50 PM |
Requiem Project Files Lawsuit over Emery Lease
Organization faced eviction with management agreement set to expire Aug. 3
The Requiem Project filed a complaint today asking a judge to force the Emery Theater's operating entity to enter into a long-term lease with the organization. On Monday, Judge Carl Stitch is scheduled to rule on a motion to grant a temporary restraining order to stop the Requiem from being evicted from the building. The complaint states that the Emery Center Corporation asked Requiem to vacate the theater by Aug. 3 and has requested that Requiem return its keys to the building. It asks the court to declare that the Requiem is entitled to a long-term lease of the property based on a 2010 agreement that the two sides would work toward a long-term lease.The Requiem Project is a nonprofit organization that formed in 2008 to redevelop the Emery Theater, a 1,600-seat, acoustically pure concert space on Walnut Street in Over-the-Rhine. The theater entrance is on the west side of the building at the corner of Walnut and Central Parkway, which includes Coffee Emporium and about 60 apartments. Requiem founders Tina Manchise and Tara Gordon have programmed events at the venue during the past few years under temporary occupancy permits. The theater is not eligible for a permanent certificate of occupancy because it needs significant renovations — it currently doesn't have working plumbing or heat. Still, organizers have produced individual events, sometimes bringing in portable toilets and taking other measures to make the space functional. In April, the Emery hosted the Contemporary Dance Theater's 40th anniversary celebration. It also hosted three nights of live music during last fall's MidPoint Music Festival, which is owned and operated by CityBeat. MidPoint organizers were unable to secure the venue for this year's event. The theater is operated by the Emery Center Corporation (ECC), a nonprofit organization that subleases the theater from the Emery Center Apartments Limited Partnership (ECALP), a for-profit corporation that holds a long-term lease to the building from UC. All three parties — UC, ECC and ECALP — are named as defendants in the complaint. University of Cincinnati spokesperson Greg Hand declined to comment, only stating that UC doesn't have a relationship with the Requiem Project because Requiem works directly with the ECC, which subleases part of the building from ECALP. The Requiem Project alleges that the intent all along was for ECC to lease the space to Requiem long-term, not just for Requiem to program events under a management agreement. According to the complaint, the Requiem and ECC in 2010 signed a Letter of Intent, which stated that the ECC would enter into a lease agreement with the Requiem "on substantially similar terms" as the ECC's current deal with ECALP, the for-profit entity that oversees the rest of the building. That lease, signed in 1999, is for 40-years and renewable for another 40 years after that. The two sides entered into a management agreement while negotiating the long-term lease, but the lease was never agreed upon. The most recent yearlong management agreement is set to expire Aug. 3. ECC informed Requiem Jan. 16 that it would not renew the current agreement "for no cause," according to the complaint. The complaint alleges that the theater cannot obtain a permanent certificate of occupancy because ECALP removed the heat and water systems while renovating part of the building into apartments, which were developed to raise revenue for the eventual renovation of the theater. The renovations of the apartments left the theater without running water, heat, bathrooms or fire escapes, according to the complaint, which notes that ECC let the theater sit empty between the time it took over its management in 1999 and when the Requiem Project came along in 2008. A permanent certificate of occupancy would allow regular programming in the theater, but the venue needs considerable renovations to qualify. "UC refuses to even meet with the parties to outline its demands," the complaint states. "ECC and ECALP have stopped replying to Requiem's reasonable proposals." The hearing is scheduled for 1:45 p.m. Monday.
Carolyn Peterson
Educating students about sexuality and self-expression, giving LGBTQ students the "permission" to be completely themselves
Holly Rouse
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 26, 2013
If there's anything University of Cincinnati human sexuality professor Carolyn Peterson wants to give you, it's the gift of permission, of consent, to everyone, but especially to her students who identify as LGBTQ.
by Kenneth McNulty
Posted In:
local restaurant
at 11:08 AM |
Myra's Dionysus: Healthy, Fresh and It's All Greek to Us
Strange how many times in my life I have started toward something and then found myself at a very different destination. I ate Greek food in Chicago, gyros to be specific, and asked, 'How come you can't get these in Cincinnati?' Seemed like the next great thing to me." This is what guided Myra Griffin of Myra's Dionysus as she ventured to open her own restaurant near the University of Cincinnati campus in 1977. She wanted create a unique eating experience in the Cincinnati area. Kicking off the next big thing isn't easy, though, and to keep it fresh, Myra saw to it the menu has an array of ethnic food. "…I realized how little meat other cultures used and how much better it was for you," she says. "Thus I became a much more vegetarian restaurant." When most people think of food in a college town, greasy quick meals and sandwiches from McDonald's come to mind. Myra didn't want that. In fact, one of her main criteria for a location was a college town, for open-minded individuals who would enjoy her healthy, vegetarian alternative to standard college cuisine. "Healthy does not mean it can't taste good," she says. That's what she strives to deliver for every meal. Myra's other point in opening Dionysus was to craft an atmosphere where people could bring their families and enjoy themselves, again a notion not widely thought of in a college town. One would think more of fun drinking locations or places to get a quick bite but not somewhere you'd bring a child. Myra's Dionysus is a place where one family in particular has created a tradition — four generations have enjoyed Myra's cooking. That is service that's hard to compete with. Dionysus is a kinetic place as well. It's always moving forward, adapting new dishes to the proverbial arsenal. Myra enjoys the challenge of coming up with new dishes. She draws on cultures around the world, relishing in diversity. "It has been a case of trying things, if they work, keep them; if not, change," she says. At Myra's Dionysus, the goal for the restaurant is to entertain people through atmosphere, customer service and good conversation. Myra has her degree in education, so teaching her employees was simply second nature. Seeing workers solve issues together and have a great time doing it is what helps drive the business ahead of the rest. Myra's Dionysus is an interesting establishment. It's healthy, odd, has history but plays on contemporary trends. Myra makes sure all of these aspects and more show off to the outside world to bring in anyone willing to give one of her dishes a try. All Myra wants at the end of the day is a good experience for people involved. "The fun is in seeing others enjoy what we have to offer," she says.Myra's Dionysus is located at 121 Calhoun St., Clifton Heights. Go here for menu, hours and more information.
« Prev
Next »
Clubs and Bars
Music Venues
The Morning After
Just Visiting
Visitor's Guide
Best of Cincinnati
Dining Guide
Bar Guide
About Us
Contact Us
Be an Intern
Work Here
Privacy Policy
Commenting Guidelines
Advertise with Us
Download Our Media Kit
Contact Us
National Advertising
Nashville Scene
Washington City Paper
Creative Loafing Atlanta
Creative Loafing Tampa
Kansas City Pitch
Her South


text:
Can a map be used to tell a student's neighborhood story -- uncovering their experiences as they maneuver through their community?
Students are introduced to the various ways we define place through mapping. They will examine their neighborhood on geographical, social, and personal levels with their own hand drawn maps.
- A Los Angeles Primer
- Arrival Stories
- Block by Block
- Engaging Spaces
- Green Justice
- I Am Los Angeles
- Intersections


text:
Produce Row Café
Specialties: Happy Hour, Recommended Menu, Late Night, Outdoor Patio, Live Entertainment, Recommended Beer Selection, and Dancing
Two happy hours with two separate menus (4-7 and 11-2), plus a delicious all-the-time menu and twenty-something tap beer list (plus 200+ bottles). Nestled comfortably in the industrial district, Produce Row Café is always a mouth-watering surprise. The back patio and the live music pull customers just as much as the beer and food. The jazz jam sessions Monday nights can prove alternately good and bad.
Part of our East Side Rising feature.
Produce Row was featured in our Best Bars 2010 cover story.
- Address
204 SE Oak St
Portland, OR 97214
- Phone
- (503) 232-8355
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 11am - 2am, Sat-Sun: 10am-2pm
- Website
- http://www.producerowcafe.com/welcome/
Please Note: Before making plans, please call ahead with the establishment to verify that this information is still accurate.


text:
Masini second hand de vanzare - Bestauto
content violation
You can write your comment.
This website has a content focused on vanzari auto, masini second hand, masini de vanzare, anunturi auto, piata auto, masini noi, sh, varinate, schimburi topics. We detected general outline is
vanzari auto.
Most visitors access this website by search engines and they usually type best auto|
To define success and accessiblity of this site, we checked it on Alexa and world rank result is 47787. Most of visitors are from Romania. An average user spends 10 seconds on bestauto.ro and views aproximately 2 pages. Google values this website with number 4 / 9.
bestauto.ro's homepage html output is 139 KB. We had a close look to its HTML structure and found out homepage has 1632 code lines and it contains 199 errors. A clean HTML, which means error-free structure and higher content/code ratio is search engine friendly as it is also user friendly.
Linking is an important step on website building. A good internal link web can bring you more search engine indexes and it will also increase your page visits as well as users will want to spend more time. This page has 0 internal links and 0 external links. Keep in mind that external links are ok, but too many of them will always be problem.
Social media has an important role on being popular as a website. This website got -1 likes on facebook which is not enough. These likes represents real user preferences which is also important for search engines. This domain is shared -1 times by users and clicked 0 times.
bestautoaccessories.com is ranked #17171079in the world, with 0 PR. is the most searched query for this domain.
bestautocentres.com is ranked #7501401in the world, with 2 PR. ecu remapping is the most searched query for this domain.
bestautodesign.com is ranked #26781924in the world, with 0 PR. is the most searched query for this domain.
bestautoinsur.com is ranked #0in the world, with 2 PR. is the most searched query for this domain.
bestautoinsurancepolicies.net is ranked #5529963in the world, with 6 PR. infinity auto insurance is the most searched query for this domain.


text:
Matt & Foggy Hit The Street In First "Daredevil" Season 2 Set Pics
Showing results 499-538 of 939
"Godzilla" actor Patrick Sabongui has been cast as Captain David Singh in the upcoming CW adaptation of "The Flash."
Kevin Feige, Joe & Anthony Russo discuss "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"; the first trailer for "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" & more.
Robbie Rodriguez teases "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" Trailer; NBC's "Constantine" adds three new cast members and more.
"Transformers: Age of Extinction" gets its first trailer; Marc Guggenheim elaborates on tonight's huge episode of "Arrow" and more.
This 3-minute long trailer for the next episode of "Arrow" showcases Deathstroke, the Suicide Squad and Oliver's Starling City allies.
"Arrow" executive producer Marc Guggenheim tells CBR News why he's so excited about this week's flashback-heavy episode, "The Promise."
A new promo teases an "Uprising" for "Agents of SHIELD"; Zack Snyder discusses Jesse Eisenberg's "Man of Steel 2" casting and more.
The CW has released a new set of photos from the upcoming "Suicide Squad" episode of "Arrow," featuring Diggle, Amanda Waller, Deadshot and more.
Warner Bros. Television has released the first photo of star Grant Gustin in his costume as Barry Allen's superheroic alter ego, "The Flash."
Marc Guggenheim teases the next big episode of "Arrow"; Bryan Singer addresses Scarlet Witch "Days of Future Past" rumors & more.
New "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." photos show Sif in action; "Ghostbusters III" continues development in the wake of Harold Ramis' passing & more.
"Arrow" is a bona fide hit. bringing plenty of DC Universe icons to TV. CBR rounds up more we'd love to see in Starling City opposite Oliver Queen.
Michelle Harrison joins "The Flash" as Nora Allen; The "Arrow" cast tease Felicity's development, the "Birds of Prey" episode & more.
Bradley Cooper as Rocket in "Guardians of the Galaxy" debuts; Marc Guggenheim discusses a Felicity-centric episode of "Arrow" & more.
The Suicide Squad arrives on "Arrow" on March 19 and CBR has the exclusive first look at two photos showcasing the full team.
Get a small glimpse of "Avengers: Age of Ultron" set photos; Stephen Amell details prepping for a fight scene in "Arrow" and more.
Anthony Mackie discusses Falcon in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"; "Arrow" gets a third season; "X-Men: Days of Future Past" & more.
The CW has handed a series renewal to "Arrow" for a third season slated to air in the 2014-2015 broadcast season.
Elizabeth Olsen discusses the Scarlet Witch's costume in "Avengers: Age of Ultron"; Marc Guggenheim teases an upcoming episode of "Arrow" & more.
TV's original Flash, John Wesley Shipp, will guest in The CW's "The Flash" pilot, with an expected recurring role if the show gets picked up.
Stephen Amell teases appearance from Central City characters on "Arrow"; Ben Kingsley discusses "All Hail The King" & more.
If The CW passes on its "The Flash" pilot, "Arrow" producers plan "to keep Barry part of the universe."
Andrew Kreisberg and Marc Guggenheim dissect this week's "Arrow" episode, "Heir to the Demon," and what it means to the show going forward.
The "Arrow"-verse rules the day as the cast and crew tease upcoming developments and "The Flash" gains two new cast members.
CBR News spoke to Caity Lotz about her experience playing the show's Black Canary, and this week's very personal encounter with Nyssa al Ghul.
Actress Katrina Law and producers Andrew Kreisberg and Marc Guggenheim discuss what the arrival of Ra's al Ghul's daughter brings to "Arrow."
Check out new trailers for "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," "Amazing Spider-Man 2" & more; plus, "Arrow" & "Agents of SHIELD" details.
Paul Rudd discusses his excitement at landing the "Ant-Man" lead; New photos of Nyssa al Ghul's "Arrow" appearance hit & more.
Colton Haynes discusses Roy's evolution on "Arrow"; AMC releases new footage from "The Walking Dead"; "X-Men: Days of Future Past" & more.
Tonight, "Arrow" begins training Roy Harper for his superhero destiny, and actor Colton Haynes explains why it's all prelude to more DC Universe guest stars.
Ben Affleck discusses his motivation for taking the role of Batman in the "Man of Steel Sequel; Jessica De Gouw returns to "Arrow" & more.
Jessica De Gouw will reprise her role as Helena Bertinelli/The Huntress on the March 26 episode of "Arrow" entitled "Birds of Prey."
"Arrow" trailer teases the return of Bronze Tiger; Mark Hamill addresses "Star Wars" rumors; new "Robocop" clip and more.
Stephen Amell teases upcoming "Arrow" developments and preliminary "Justice League" talks; Jesse L. Martin joins "The Flash" & more.
Mark Ruffalo teases Joss Whedon's script for "Avengers: Age of Ultron"; Andrew Kreisberg comments on this week's "Arrow" episode & more.
Next time you're out and someone tells you "Arrow's" not the deadliest vigilante on TV, whip out your phone and pull up CBR's Unofficial Kills infographic!
New "Amazing Spider-Man 2" images revealed online; the CW pulls the plug on "Amazon" development; "Arrow" clip and more.
CBR tracked the staggering bodycount on the first season and a half of the CW's hit series for our Unofficial "Arrow" Kill Count infographic.
Oliver and Felicity get aggressive in a clip from the upcoming midseason premiere of the CW's "Arrow."
Cast and crew of "Arrow" tease the back half of the season; Scarlett Johansson discusses "Avengers: Age of Ultron" & more.
Archives: All | Comic Books | TV/Film | Video Games | Web Comics


text:
Ahmad Drushane Brooks
Position: DB
Height: 5-8 Weight: 180 lbs.
Born: March 13, 1980 in Abilene, TX
High School: Abilene
College: Texas (school history) (Brooks college stats)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 1 (12808th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
Promote your website or business by sponsoring this page for $5 on Pro-Football-Reference.com. Your message will replace this ad.
Output includes all games from 1998 to 2014.
|0 Accepted Penalty


text:
Quarterback of the Week: Kellen Moore
Kellen Moore
Junior quarterback Kellen Moore of Boise State has been named the Davey O'Brien Quarterback of the Week. Moore completed 23 of 38 passes for 215 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. Moore led the Broncos to victory with a 13-yard touchdown pass to Austin Pettis with 1:09 to play against #10 Virginia Tech.
Other quarterbacks receiving votes this week were; Dominique Davis (East Carolina), Andrew Luck (Stanford), Cam Newton (Auburn), Terrelle Pryor (Ohio State), Denard Robinson (Michigan) and T.J. Yates (North Carolina).
During the first eight weeks of the season, a subset of The O'Brien National Selection Committee will name The O'Brien Quarterback of the Week, given to a player who exemplifies the award's standards. All 120 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) quarterbacks are candidates for the award until Semifinalists are announced Oct. 25. Finalists will be announced Nov. 22 and the 2010 O'Brien Winner will be announced Dec. 9.


text:
Search for any place in the USA:
Cost of Living,
Profile: Large-city complex Location: Central Florida Gulf Coast at Tampa Bay Elevation: 57 Time zone: Eastern Standard Time
Click here to View Profile
Click here to Hide Profile
This metropolitan area includes Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater, all of which surround Tampa Bay. The area is varied and cosmopolitan with a pleasant climate and balanced local economy. A 1980's building boom brought downtown Tampa skyscrapers, a major airport renovation, and the development of a cruise-ship terminal. While soft in the early part of the decade, the economy has gained traction recently as the benefits of a business-friendly climate have paid off. Among other new economy pursuits, the area has become a favorite as a secondary location for information processing for the financial industry.
There are plenty of amusement parks, museums, outdoor activities, and major-league professional sports, including baseball (Devil Rays), football (Buccaneers), and hockey (Lightning). Nearby beaches and especially those to the south near Bradenton are attractions for locals and tourists alike. Transportation and air service are excellent. Beachside areas in Clearwater and St. Petersburg are tastefully developed, with palm-tree lined boulevards and pockets of interesting restaurants and shops. These areas tend to be more geared to retirees, especially coastal Clearwater. More family-oriented suburbs and extensive commercial areas like Brandon and Valrico are located east of Tampa.
The cost of living is reasonable, but housing has followed the Florida boom and median home prices have increased markedly. Downsides include the stubbornly high violent crime rate, and typical growth-related issues of traffic and poor air quality.
The flat, coastal plain has coastal grasses, palm trees, and white sand, and much of it has an elevation of less than 15 feet. Most of the city area and coast is built up, with coastal plain forests of pine and laurel mixed with orchards and other agricultural uses inland. The Pinellas Peninsula, separating Tampa Bay from the Gulf, is an area of broad, sandy beaches and palm trees. Clearwater and St. Petersburg are located here. Summers are long, warm, and humid. Afternoon highs reach 90 degrees, with moderating afternoon sea breezes and frequent thunderstorms, and warm evenings in the 70's. Lightning is abundant; in fact, "Tampa" is a misspelling of a Native American term for "sticks of fire" (lightning). Winters are mild with temperatures in the 60's and 70's, and lows rarely below 50.
As of 2014, St. Petersburg's population is 245,363 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of -1.52 percent.
The median home cost in St. Petersburg is $120,100. Home appreciation the last year has been 11.10 percent.
Compared to the rest of the country, St. Petersburg's cost of living is 10.60% Lower than the U.S. average.
St. Petersburg public schools spend $10,276 per student. The average school expenditure in the U.S. is $12,435. There are about 17.1 students per teacher in St. Petersburg.
The unemployment rate in St. Petersburg is 5.70 percent(U.S. avg. is 6.30%). Recent job growth is Positive. St. Petersburg jobs have Increased by 3.13 percent.
Ranked #1 Stressful Cities 2012Ranked #3 Fiscally Fit Cities ReportRanked #4 Hurricane HotspotsRanked #5 Sleepless Cities 2011Ranked #7 Most Irritation Prone CitiesSee More Rankings Click Here
Average Commute time is 22 minutes. The National Average is 25 minutes.
St. Petersburg's Real Estate Market (click to see properties) • Newly Listed Homes • Most Expensive Listing • Million Dollar Houses • Homes from $750,001 to $1,000,000 • Homes from $500,001 to $750,000 • Homes from $250,000 to $500,000 • Homes under $250,000 • Median Priced Homes
St. Petersburg rocks. Ignore old posts. It has ch: I moved to the Tampa Bay area 13 years ago to begin my practice as a plaintiff personal injury attorney. I found myself drawn more and more to St. Petersburg those first... (read more)St. Petersburg rocks. Ignore old posts. It has ch: I moved to the Tampa Bay area 13 years ago to begin my practice as a plaintiff personal injury attorney. I found myself drawn more and more to St. Petersburg those first... (read more)What's Not To Like?: Beautiful weather, walkable/livable/vibrant downtown, water/water/water, beaches/beaches/beaches, craft breweries, restaurants, arts/museums, Tampa Bay Rays, affordable... (read more)Have an opinion about St. Petersburg? Leave a commentTo See All SperlingViews for St. Petersburg Click Here


text:
Programs & Services
Visiting Books, Dial-A-Book Service, Library Tours, and Book Discussions to Go
The Visiting Books Collection
is available to nursing homes, assisted living facilities and senior housing associations. The Library provides a drop collection of books, talking books and videos to area groups on a monthly basis. For more information please call 203 351-8290.
Dial-A-Book Service
is available for Stamford residents who are unable to leave home. We mail out books for extended loan periods and include a return mailing envelope. To request this service please contact the Dial-A-Book Librarian at 203 351-8225.
Library Tours
We provide library tours for organized educational groups such as Adult Continuing Education ESL students, and Literacy Volunteers.Tours must be scheduled and confirmed in advance. Please contact Yelena Klompus at 203 351-8228, or e-mail your request to email@example.com. Please provide alternate dates, so we can accommodate your needs. Tours are available in English, Spanish, French or Russian upon request.
Book Discussions To Go
Ferguson Library staff will be happy to prepare a kit for your next book group meeting. We provide a multi-copy set of paperbacks from the Library's book discussion collection, along with a discussion guide that includes suggested questions and background information on the book and author. Each kit circulates for eight weeks, and may be picked up and returned at the Main Library or at any of our branches. Please call 203 351-8231 for information.
Don't need an entire kit but would like a copy of one of our book discussion guides? For selected titles, the Library also circulates the guides separately. Each guide may be borrowed for three weeks and can be renewed twice. To request a particular guide, please call 203-351-8231.


text:
The Star Barn is just outside York County, in Lower Swatara Township, Dauphin County.
It's a landmark I remember driving past often as a kid, while taking my dad to the Harrisburg airport for business trips and things.
Well, now the barn will move – piece by piece, plank by plank – to another side of York County, to East Hanover Township, Lebanon County, where it will be the centerpiece of an agrarian education center. You can read more about it here, in a story we did in the Weekly Record last week, and here and here on the York Town Square blog, in which historian Jim McClure shares stories about the barn's move.
I'm definitely supportive of anything that not only preserves a historic landmark, but also a piece of our agricultural heritage. Anyone else agree?


text:
FFIV DS Sylph Cave Summon Yang
The Sylph Cave is like the passage to The Feymarch (Land of Summoned Monsters for those of you not playing the DS version), as you will need Float cast upon everyone to avoid damage.
Sylph Cave B1 : Northeast are two treasures, Angel Arrows and a Bestiary. There is another treasure through the wall east but you can't quite reach it. Just take the exit to the southwest.
Sylph Cave B2 - There are two exits here, one northwest of where you start and one from a path directly south of where you start. Take the northwest one to get to B3. Go north here to grab the Hi Potion, Maiden's Kiss and Faerie Rod.
Back to the entrance of B3. Directly east through the wall and head north and then east. You will be by some empty treasures and a path to the north part of B2.
With this northeast B2 path, you can go east and south to see four treasures; 3000 gil, 2000 gil, Remedy, and a Bomb Core. Further south for another chest, and a hole in the ground that lets you fall to the southeast part of B3. Grab the treasures first; Emergency Exit, an Ether, two Maiden's Kisses and complete the B2 map for another Silver Apple. There does not seem to be much here after falling down, but if you travel all the way north and west through the wall you will reach a warp south of those empty chests. You can grab the B3 map's item, a Silver Apple, as well. Take the red teleport. This takes you to the Sylph's Cache.
Sylph's Cache : There are six treasures here. Starting from the southwest treasure going counter-clockwise, you have the Moonring Blade (2 Elder Treants and Malboro), Avenger Sword (two Malboro enemies), Medusa Arrows (two Tunnelers), Blue Fang (4 Evil Dreamers), White Fang (4 Evil Dreamers), and a Red Fang (4 Evil Dreamers). East of here is a set of stairs going down, which leads you out of the Sylph Cave!
Back to the original fork in B2. Take the south exit to go back to B1, this time the south end of it.
B1 : Back to B1, you can go east for a save point in the southeast corner, and then go northeast through the wall to reach the previously inaccessible chest netting you an Elven Bow. In the southwest corner is another path to B2, and you can go further west for two chests, 1000 gil and a Cottage. Might as well take the alternate path to B2.
Southwest B2 path : Start heading north and take the first east passage to go yet another B1 path. A ton of treasures are north of you, starting with an Arctic Wind, Golden Apple, Soma Drop, Ether and Hi Potion. Plus, you get a Silver Apple for completing the B1 map. Back to the southwest B2 path, and go north to find a passage to B3 and an eastern route through the wall that leads you to a Mage Masher sword, but you have a Bog Witch and 5 Bog Toads to deal with. Back west and take that B3 path.
Northwest B3 Path : Head immediately west through the wall for an Elixir. Now go south and east to reach a house. Inside, you can visit with the Sylph's. Grab the Kiku-Ichimonji and Aura Staff in the house. Yang will be sleeping but you can talk to the Sylph's. Taking the upper staircase allows you to leave without trekking all the way back.


text:
Greenpoint Ave commercial real estate company highlighting factories, warehouses and loft buildings for sale or lease throughout Brooklyn.
Independent real estate agents with an online property search of properties for sale and available for lease with details of open houses.
Highlighting new property developments with online search facilities, company details and a list of open house.
Offers a comprehensive MLS search with photos and detailed features for each home or property in Brooklyn. Also offers guides for buyers and sellers..


text:
|« Back to Article
Chris Shepherd one of Food & Wine's Best New Chefs for 2013
By Alison Cook | April 2, 2013
Photo By Michael Paulsen/StaffChef Chris Shepherd poses for a photograph for SAM Magazine in the Houston Chronicle Photo Studio, Tuesday, July 19, 2011, in Houston. Shepherd is opening a new restaurant called Underbelly in the fall where all the meat will be hand butchered, ( Michael Paulsen / Houston Chronicle )
Photo By Michael Paulsen/StaffChris Shepherd, owner and executive chef of Underbelly, poses for a portrait inside his restaurant, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012, in Houston. ( Michael Paulsen / Houston Chronicle )
Photo By Michael Paulsen/StaffChris Shepherd, owner and executive chef of Underbelly, poses for a portrait inside the meat curing room, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012, in Houston. ( Michael Paulsen / Houston Chronicle )
Food & Wine magazine has named Houstonian Chris Shepherd as one of 10 Best New Chefs for 2013. Shepherd, whose Underbelly restaurant recently celebrated its first birthday, gathered with other honorees in New York for Tuesday's announcement and a round of parties and appearances.
"It's just amazing," Shepherd said late Tuesday afternoon, calling before he jumped in car on his way to a dinner for the 10 best chefs (that was to be cooked by super-toques, including Wylie Dufresne, Michael Symon and Paul Qui). It was a whirlwind Tuesday for Shepherd, whose day started with a glowing segment on CBS that showcased Underbelly and its efforts to promote the diversity of Houston's food community. That segment, as much a spotlight on Shepherd as it was a valentine to the Houston restaurant scene, kicked off the Food & Wine announcement.
Shepherd said he felt like he was wearing several hats for the event - representing himself, his restaurant and his city. "It's all three. It's bringing it for my own city. And that's what the whole restaurant is built around. It's Houston. It's for the city."
Shepherd arrived in New York on Monday to attend a party for the chefs hosted by the magazine's editor in chief, Dana Cowin. He said he doesn't tire of being a Houston cheerleader and telling the story of Houston food. "People need to see it with the eyes that we see it," he said. "A lot of the country doesn't see what we do. Let's show them what we got, baby."
The magazine's Best New Chefs award, now in its 25th year, has become much sought after and is regarded as a bellwether of major American talent. Among the leading figures who have won the award in past years are Thomas Keller, Daniel Boulud and Tom Colicchio.
Houston diners familiar with Shepherd's work during his highly regarded run at Catalan - and, before that, in both the kitchen and wine rooms at Brennan's of Houston - may smile at the notion of the well-seasoned chef as best "new" anything.
Food & Wine, however, has come to define "new" in a narrower sense for the purpose of these awards: They specify that those eligible have been in charge of a kitchen for five years or fewer. Shepherd's three years running the show at Catalan, plus one at Underbelly, fall into these parameters.
Among the other winners this year were Alex Stupak of Empellon Cocina in New York, Danny Bowien of the much-discussed Mission Chinese in San Francisco and New York, and Michael Voltaggio of Ink in Los Angeles.
With its pacesetting in-house butcher shop, its exuberant nods to Houston's ethnic cuisines and its emphasis on local and regional ingredients, Underbelly has made a strong national impression in its first year. In addition to the Food & Wine recognition, Underbelly was named one of Bon Appetit's Top 50 Best New Restaurants in America. Esquire magazine also listed it as one of the best new restaurants for 2012. And Shepherd is one of five finalists for the James Beard Foundation's prestigious Best Chef Southwest award, which will be announced May 6.
Perhaps most interesting of all these developments is the way Shepherd has emerged as an ambassador for Houston and its food scene across a variety of forums, including the Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau's latest ad campaign and as a leader of the popular bureau-sponsored "Where the Chefs Eat" bus tours of the city's ethnic restaurants.
The Chronicle's Greg Morago contributed to this story.


text:
The Democratic Party (DP) President Norbert Mao says the play's co-director; John Ssegawa should seek justice from the courts of law in order to have his play on the market.
Mao said this while featuring on KFM radio talk show while reacting on how the Uganda's authorities banned a play that criticises President Yoweri Museveni's government.
Ssegawa says the Media Council had ordered performances of State of the Nation to be halted until a review was held.
The play highlights alleged corruption and poor governance in Uganda, ruled by Mr Museveni since 1986. However, according to reliable sources, the play was first taken to Media council for approval which the council did but later on banned it at the time when it was ready.
State of the Nation was staged earlier this month at the national theatre in Kampala, but the Media Council has now asked for further performances to be suspended, Mr Ssegawa said.
"It is critical of those in charge as they are the governors of the country and the state of the country is not good," he is quoted by the AFP news agency as saying.
"They [the regulatory body, the Media Council] told us that we cannot go ahead with the play until they have reviewed it."
State of the Nation was produced to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Uganda's independence, which was celebrated on 9 October.
Last week, the Republic of Ireland's government suspended financial aid to the Ugandan government because of alleged fraud. Mao says, "We condemn that act in the strongest terms. " He advised that the proprietors of the play should put a court injunction so that the ban is lifted.


text:
Catching traders before they go rogue
JPMorgan Chase's new initiative seeks to spot patterns in data that will alert them to possible future wrongdoing.
5 litigation stories bound to make waves
Just as no person is an island, no news story is an isolated incident. Most are indicative of broader movements with the potential to give insight into impending trends, threads woven into the fabric of history stretching both backwards and forwards in time…whoa.
SEC hearing calls to cut down 10-day stock reporting window
Some officials believe that delay can lead to leaks, and they are pushing the SEC to change the disclosure time, perhaps even as short as one day.
Investigation into foreign exchange rate manipulation heating up
According to ACI, Britain is expected to begin its investigation into foreign exchange rate manipulation shortly following comments from its chief market regulator.
CBOE files $525 million patent infringement suit against ISE
The futures industry is at it again. On the heels of CME Group's lawsuit against the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission comes a multimillion-dollar patent infringement lawsuit courtesy of CBOE Holdings Inc., the parent company of the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE).
Homeowners accuse 12 banks of manipulating Libor
The banks, man. It is just one debacle after another with them.
Regulatory: CFTC prohibits certain trilateral agreements in clearing documentation rule
On March 20, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) adopted a final rule regarding customer clearing documentation for swaps.
JPMorgan's $2 billion trading loss brings efficacy of the Volcker Rule to light
As we all have probably already heard, last Thursday JPMorgan Chase lost $2 billion in trading, leaving the financial world reeling and many wondering if the Volcker Rule will have any effect at all.
Regulatory: CFTC adopts rules further protecting FCM customer property
On Jan. 11, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) finalized the heavily debated segregation model for cleared swaps customer collateral, referred to as the Legally Segregated Operationally Commingled Model (LSOC).
Regulatory: Financial industry may get its wish to scrap the Volcker Rule
Last week a group of about 100 CEOs asked the Obama administration to slash a number of Dodd-Frank provisions expected to roll out in July.


text:
I have an 8 year old quarter horse mare I bought her in February.
I haven't quite determined what discipline she would be well suited for I think she come from barrel racing lines..
I was just wondering does she have any conformation qualities that would suggest she would be a good jumper or any that would suggest that she's not built for it.
I have a history that includes both English and western riding and I'd like her to be my all around horse.
What do you think?
Sorry she is sleeping in this photo it was hot out this morning :)


text:
Gifted Education Advocates Praise Leadership of Outgoing Sen. Mikulski
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski, who has announced her plans to retire, fought for funding aimed at underrepresented populations in gifted education, advocates say.
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski, who has announced her plans to retire, fought for funding aimed at underrepresented populations in gifted education, advocates say.
Supporters in both groups are happy to see more money, but in the case of special education, swings in funding can have unintended consequences, one advocate says.
Grant money will pay for three replicas of the full-day gifted program, the Renzulli Academy, in Hartford, Conn.
Too often, these students "literally languish in our schools," write Paula Olszewski-Kubilius, president of the National Association for Gifted Children, and director of public education Jane Clarenbach in "Unlocking Emergent Talent: Supporting High Achievement of Low-Income, High-Ability Students."
One district is turning to online courses to keep its gifted students challenged and engaged.
Once the students overcome the hurdle of identification, some must deal with programs that aren't equal to those in wealthier parts of town. They also need a sense of belonging. And their families need extra support.
But states have to take steps to change policies and practices related to gifted students to reap the benefits these students could one day provide to the entire country.
Researchers question whether the conclusions of a Fordham Institute report about the plight of high-achieving students was cause for alarm, and one group offers a solution to the problem: reinforcing students' math and reading skills when they are young.
A new study suggests some aspects of gifted education used to improve the achievement of a broader group of students may provide less of a boost than previously believed.
A bill introduced in Congress would expand the focus of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, or No Child Left Behind, to put a spotlight on gifted and high-ability students.


text:
Nouakchott — Arab and European foreign ministers agreed this week to strengthen co-operation in security, human rights, development and other sectors.
Arab League and European Union foreign ministers met this week for the first time since 2008.
Twenty-two Arab and 27 EU ministers gathered Tuesday (November 13th) at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo to discuss co-operation, particularly regarding the crises in Mali, Syria, Yemen and other challenges to security and stability.
During the meeting, the Arab and European foreign ministers hailed the "socio-political changes in the Arab Spring nations" and advocated "dialogue between both parties".
"The Arab world is undergoing a major intifada led by young people who aspire to the achievement of social justice and the rule of law," Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Elaraby said.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said that the European Union supported "the democratic changes which have occurred in the Arab world".
In their joint "Cairo Declaration", the ministers called on the European and Arab parliaments to strengthen communication, "in order to realise the ambition of peoples of the two regions to establish the principles of freedom, justice and human rights, as well as to promote mutual respect and tolerance between people belonging to different cultural, religious and ethnic groups".
The ministers also voiced concern over Sahel instability.
Attendees welcomed the United Nations Security Council Resolutions and "supported the efforts of the African Union, ECOWAS and neighbouring countries towards a sustainable political solution that guarantees the unity and territorial integrity of Mali, and an end to terrorism and organised crime".
In a statement, the Arab and EU ministers stressed that "finding a solution to the situation in Mali, leading to a stable, legitimate, democratically elected government and a return of government control in the North was essential".
"The rise of insecurity and extremism has become one of the main concerns of the international community. This is why terrorism is being discussed at all international forum,'" political analyst Mohamed Lemine Ould Sidi told Magharebia.
Terrorism expert Sidati Ould Cheikh agreed, noting that "European leaders were taking the threat seriously".
"Across Europe, we are witnessing an increase in radicalisation, especially among young people. To a certain extent, it is being fuelled and maintained from the outside, even though the ground is fertile on an internal level. This is because immigrant communities are feeling very frustrated," Ould Cheikh added.
To address social ills that may contribute to radicalisation, the ministers agreed to launch a Joint Working Programme.


text:
Unlike humans, it can watch for days, even years, watch an entire city, zoom in close, use heat sensors and infrared.
Helicopters equipped with infrared equipment flew over the area.
infrared light does not have a color which means it cannot be seen by the human eye.
infrared in·fra·red (ĭn'frə-rěd')
Of or relating to the range of invisible radiation wavelengths from about 750 nanometers, just longer than red in the visible spectrum, to 1 millimeter, on the border of the microwave region.
Generating, using, or sensitive to infrared radiation.
Relating to the invisible part of the electromagnetic spectrum with wavelengths longer than those of visible red light but shorter than those of microwaves. See more at electromagnetic spectrum.
Our Living Language : In 1800 the astronomer Sir William Herschel discovered infrared light while exploring the relationship between heat and light. Herschel used a prism to split a beam of sunlight into a spectrum and then placed a thermometer in each of the bands of light. When he placed the thermometer just outside the red band, where there was no visible color, the temperature rose, as if light were shining on the thermometer. Further experiment showed that this invisible radiation behaved like visible light in many ways; for example, it could be reflected by a mirror. Infrared radiation is simply electromagnetic radiation with a lower frequency than visible light, having longer wavelengths of 0.7 micrometer to 1 millimeter. Ultraviolet radiation, like infrared radiation, lies just outside the visible part of the spectrum, but with higher frequencies; some animals, such as bees, are capable of seeing such radiation. Both infrared and ultraviolet radiation are often referred to as forms of light, though they cannot be seen by human beings. Heat energy is often transferred in the form of infrared radiation, which is given off from an object as a result of molecular collisions within it. Molecules typically have a characteristic infrared absorption spectrum, and infrared spectroscopy is a common technique for identifying the molecular structure of substances. Astronomers similarly analyze the infrared radiation emitted by celestial bodies to determine their temperature and composition.


text:
Kroppr – Image Crop Script with Realtime Rotation and Zoom
Kroppr – unobtrusive script that allows users to rotate, resize and crop images without any plugin (flash or java) .
The script is not free (29 euro cost).
In case image rotation is not a must for you, you can check out free image crop scripts: Jcrop – jQuery Image Crop Plugin or UvumiTools Image Crop.
The installation is very easy and the changes needed to an existent and already launched site are minimal – from the design point of view there is no difference.


text:
Glee's Heather Morris Is Pregnant! — Report
You might be seeing another baby bump in a Cheerios uniform soon, Gleeks — but this time, it won't be on Quinn, and it won't be fake. Us Weekly reports that Heather Morris (Brittany S. Pierce) will be a first-time mom, as a source says she's expecting a child with longtime boyfriend Taylor Hubbell.
"She's a little more than three months along and starting to show," the source tells the magazine, adding, "It was totally unexpected, but they are incredibly happy and excited."
The source hints that wedding bells might even be in the future for the 26-year-old actress and her main squeeze, whom she met in high school.
As Us points out, Heather has been thinking about a family for a while, telling Fitness in 2011, "I want to marry Taylor and have kids with him ... I love acting, but if it affects my relationship, then I won't continue."
Congrats, Heather! And Ryan Murphy, start rethinking your Season 5 plans!
Source: Us Weekly


text:
Firewater Joyride guitar pro by A Life Once Lost, added: April 21st, 2008
Profile History
WARNING: You are trying to view content from Ultimate-Guitar.com in an unauthorized application, which is prohibited. Please use an official Ultimate Guitar Tabs application for iPhone, iPad or Android to access legitimate chords, guitar, bass, and drum tabs from Ultimate-Guitar.com database. Type "ultimate guitar tabs" in Apple App Store's or Android Market's search to find the application.
Get unlimited online access to 200,000+ tabs with HQ playback
and tempo control by starting your free 3-day trial!
This is just the rhythm guitars. I didn't have the patience to figure out the solo or put any of the drums or bass in there. I'll get around to it eventually unless someone else feels like doing it and reposting it.
awesome job 4 stars missing solo
thanks a lot anyway


text:
Gaillardia pulchella
- Firewheel redirects here, for the Garland, Texas, shopping center see Firewheel Town Center
|Gaillardia pulchella
|Indian blanket
|Scientific classification
|G. pulchella
|Binomial name
|Gaillardia pulchella
Foug., 1788
Gaillardia pulchella (firewheel, Indian blanket, Indian blanketflower, or sundance), is a short-lived perennial or annual flowering plant native to the Central United States.
The branching stem of this plant is hairy and upright, growing to 60 cm (2 ft) tall. The leaves are alternate, mostly basal, 4–8 cm long, with edges smooth to coarsely toothed or lobed. The pinwheel, daisy-like inflorescences are 4–6 cm in diameter, vividly colored with red, orange and yellow. The central disc florets of the flower head tend to be more red-violet, with the outer ray florets being yellow. In one variety, almost the entire flower is red, with only the barest tips of the pedals touched with yellow. It blooms practically year-round in some areas, but more typically in summer to early fall. The seed is an achene.
It is a hardy plant, not picky about soil, though sandy and well-drained are best. It has a high drought tolerance and does best with a dry, hot climate in full sun. Its vibrantly colored flowers can be seen carpeting fields and the sides of highways for miles in the summer to late fall. Favored by honeybees, it produces a dark reddish amber buttery tasting honey. In the garden, the flowers can be removed/deadheaded to promote further blooming. It self-seeds freely.
Gaillardia pulchella (with the perennial Gaillardia aristata) is the parent of Gaillardia x grandiflora, a hybrid, from which several cultivars have been created. One of these is 'Sundance Bicolor', a perennial double-form with the flower heads having florets of alternating red and yellow. Because of its bright colors, it is well adapted in the sun. Others are 'Goblin' and 'Tangerine'.
This flower thrives in much of central United States, from northern Mexico to southern Canada. It is the state wildflower of Oklahoma. The flower has also been introduced to the Penghu Islands in Taiwan, where it is the County Flower of Penghu County. It is called "天人菊" ("Tianren Daisy") in Chinese.[1]
- Germplasm Resources Information Network: Gaillardia pulchella
- USDA Plant Profile: Gaillardia pulchella
- Flora of North America: Gaillardia pulchella
- Image Archive of Central Texas Plants
- Native Plant Information Network More information and images on Gaillardia pulchella
- Ajilvsgi, Geyata. Wildflowers of Texas. Shearer Publishing, revised edition 2003. ISBN 0-940672-73-1
- Floridata: Gaillardia pulchella
- Colorado State University: Gaillardia pulchella 'Sundance Bicolor'
- Seeds and More: Gaillardia 'Sundance Bicolor'
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Gaillardia pulchella.
|Wikispecies has information related to: Gaillardia pulchella


text:
LG recently announced the new G Pad 8.3. It comes with 8.3 inch HD display, 1.7 Ghz quad-core processor, 5 mp camera, 2 GB RAM and more. This device will be showcased later this week at IFA 2013.Read More
In light of the currently en vogue privacy debate raging all around the world and given the flippant stance of many of our often used communication platforms with regards to securing its users' privacy, it is becoming more and more evident that if the user wants privacy online, he'll have to snatch it, for it […]Read More
Google has today updated the OneBox with word etymologies, a translate feature and word usage trends. You'll have to click the down arrow on the box on the search page in order to expand the box and see the new information.Read More
iDoorCam is a WiFi enabled doorbell that let's you see, hear and speak to your visitor from your mobile deviceRead More
Google India is celebrating the Independence Day with a tri-colored doodle on its home page, in the form of a ribbon, which on mouse over will greet you with a message, "Indian Independence Day".Read More
12GB flash-based PlayStation 3 Slim is on its way to the North American continent for $199. Coming to stores on August 18Read More
BlackBerry recently launched the new BlackBerry 9720 smartphone. This handset runs on the old BlackBerry 7.1 Operating System and comes with a 2.8 inch display, 5 megapixel camera and more.Read More
Facebook Acquires Mobile Technologies, a 12-year old speech recognition and machine translation start-up that developed the app Jibbigo.Read More
Today Google is celebrating the 126th birthday of Erwin Schrödinger, a famous Austrian physicist who won Nobel prize in 1933 for his eponymous equation on quantum wave mechanics. He is perhaps best know for the mind experiment known as Schrödinger's Cat.Read More
LG finally announced its newest flagship smartphone, the LG G2 at an event in New York. It comes with 5.2 inch full HD display, 2.26 GHz processor, Android 4.2.2 OS and much more.Read More
As usual, @evleaks shared the leaked press shot of LG G2 just before the official announcement. Apart from that, the press shot of Blue HTC One was also leaked.Read More
Verizon finally started rolling out the Android 4.1.2 for Verizon subscribers who are still using the Motorola Xoom LTE tablet. This update is being pushed out in batches.Read More
Recently leaked information suggests that LG is working on the Optimus Vu III, which will feature the same 4:3 aspect ratio as its predecessors.Read More
The LG Pocket Photo Printer PD221 is undoubtedly cool product. However, it's also too expensive to be an impulse buy for most people.Read More
Sony finally launched the Xperia Z Ultra phablet in India for Rs.46,990. It comes with a large 6.4 inch Full HD display along with a 2.2 GHz quad-core processor.Read More


text:
Let's say you had someone ask if you wanted to try out the newest tool from Martha Stewart. You'd say "yes" right?!? Then you can believe I was super excited when I was asked! Martha is always coming out with the latest and greatest and this tool is right there with the rest. Let me introduce you to the Circle Edge Punch! Martha Stewart will be on HSN on Nov. 13 to launch the Circle Edge Punch and its amazing features: Punch a continuous, die-cut border in 7 different sizes for paper up to 12 inches No pre-cutting of paper is necessary Trims the paper while punching–one of my favorite features! Great for creating paper crafts such as doilies, cards, decorations and placemats Additional circle edge punch cartridges are available for a wide range of punch designs. I can't wait to see what they are! The Circle Edge Punch will be available exclusively on HSN and HSN.com while supplies last—and [Read More…]Pin It
Stenciled Vintage Pyrex Dishes
I've fallen in love with vintage Pyrex dishes. Have you seen these? Fun colors and some with fun patterns and prints. In one of my recent thrift store runs I picked up a couple dishes and just knew that something fun would be in store for them. I received a challenge from Studio 5 to use a Martha Stewart stencil set in a fun unique way. My dishes came to mind and I was super excited. I wanted to make these dishes pop with color. I got some fun, bright paint colors from the Martha Stewart paint line and carefully chose which stencils I wanted to place on each dish. That was the hard part because the stencil set I got had so many fun stencils. First off, I cut my stencil out so it would fit inside my dishes and taped it down. I used the Martha Stewart sponge pouncers to apply the paint. Be careful not [Read More…]Pin It


text:
Once Upon a Time
Once Upon a Time: Swan Queen — A Celebration in GIFs!
We love Once Upon a Time for the magic, the family relationships, and the cool twists on beloved characters, but let's be real — the shipping is important, too. Really, really important. That's why y'all are going wild over our ship bracket.
We're celebrating some of the most popular of the many awesome OUAT ships with GIFs, from canon True Love to the relationships that will probably only happen in fans' imagination and creative fanworks. And there's no non-canon ship bigger than Swan Queen (Emma/Regina, for the uninitiated).
The writers may not have an intended it, but there's a compelling narrative to be had between these two gorgeous women — a story of redemption, salvation (Emma is the savior, right?), and the power of love. Oh, and crazy, red-hot sexual tension. That too. After they came together to save Storybrooke in the finale, this shape makes even more sense than ever.
And so we present you:
Swan Queen, a Celebration in GIFs!
Regina Needs to Learn to Love Again
And Who Better to Save Her Than the Savior?
They Already Share Something Very Important: Love for Their Son
Emma's the Only One Willing to Reach Out
And Give Regina a Chance
And Even Sometimes Save Her
Regina Responds to That
Also Can We Talk About How Emma Literally Restarted Regina's Magic?
Or How the Subtext Can Be Just Plain Ridiculous?
And Let's Not Forget the Way They Got Under Each Others' Skin From Day One
Or How They Get Really Up In Each Others' Face
Like, Seriously, All the Time
With Really Fraught Stares
Sometimes Their "Fighting" Starts to Looking a Little Like Foreplay...
Like, If This Isn't Sexual Tension, What Is?
You may not personally ship it, but dang, that subtext is blaring in neon lights.
GIF Sources: ouat-dark, reginamlls.tumblr, o uat-dark.tumblr, santittany, kpfun, ouat-dark, the-fifth-of-november, bloodydifficult, swanqween, ouat-dark, dianna-swagrrron, zephyroh, dianna-swagrrron, zephyroh
Rebecca Martin is an editor at Wetpaint Entertainment. Follow her on Twitter @BeccaDMartin.
Catch the next episode of Once Upon a Time on Sunday, April 21 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.


text:
Russian S-300 deliveries to Syria 'destabilizing' – Kerry
3 Responses to Russian S-300 deliveries to Syria 'destabilizing' – Kerry
It seems, stability, in the views of American and western powers, is to maintain Israel's military superiority enabling it to attack its neighbors at will while they remain defenseless against such aggression. It looks like such a state of affair is coming to an end, and not a minute too soon.
Kerry says we are committed to the defense of Israel?
Israel is a terrorist state that has attacked the USA many times. Every time they attacked the government and jew controlled media covered up the events.
Israel attacked the USS Liberty killing and wounding over 200 men. The survivors were sworn to secrecy about the attack for over 40 years under threat of prison or death if they spoke to anybody about it.
Israel staged the Lavon Affair, a string of many terrorist attacks, killing Americans overseas which they blamed on Egypt.
Israel stage the 9/11 attacks killing 3000 mostly Americans. Jews were warned ahead to stay away from work and only a few jews were reported missing on 9/11, all of whom had taken out huge life insurance policies only months before the attack.
Sandy Hook was staged by Israeli Mossad. All evidence of the hoax has been classified as state secrets for national security reasons. There are many more murders of Americans by Israel. Many Israeli spies have been caught stealing US top secret projects which Israel has been caught selling to China along with the latest fighter aircraft and military technology.
Yet all these crimes against the USA and nothing is done to Israel, not to mention total coverup by US government officials, congress and the jew owned media who constantly pound into our heads how great an allie Israel is when in fact they are our most dangerous enemy who also robs us blind.
I am fed up with Israel and its time for Israel to pay for their crimes against humanity. The zionists use our military to attack peaceful nations that pose no threat to us. Americans die because Israel refuses to shed jew blood. They have stated a fingernail on a jew is worth more than the lives of 1000 non-jews.
Research the facts, this is all true. It is time to boot the zionists back to hell where they belong.
Israel is the enemy of all mankind!
Informed public is what we need! Over the internet and otherwise. CIA and mosad are losing the battle against alternative media, but that's not enough. The internet is being poisoned with fake anti zionist calls. Zionism is the art of cynical and hidden agendas. Not everyone that says we are anti Zionist is for real!


text:
Strathmore Leos coach Mitch Ocholla is bullish about his team's chances of winning the Kenya Cup League this season. The Leos are currently placed second in the standings with 39 points, three behind Nakuru and have already qualified for the semi-final playoffs slated for February 16.
Ocholla said the side has the best opportunity to win the league this year. "It's wide open this year. I can't say there are clear favourites we have a very good chance of winning the league," he added.
Strathmore claimed the scalp of Quins a fortnight ago, winning 31-20 at the RFUEA ground and hammered fellow varsity side Blak Blad 71-0 last weekend. Ocholla said at this level, they can only get better. " We have not reached our peak yet and come the semifinals, we will be in good condition," added Ocholla.
The former Kenya Sevens tactician said they have learnt their mistakes from previous years.
"Its been a journey. We struggled in the first two years in the league but everything has come together now and we are one of the frontrunners," he added.


text:
Happy Hacking Friends, I hope You all Like my post. If you have any Queries Please Comment. By Lokesh Singh
Good Job Thanks!
Cool Thanks!
Nice collection dude.. Keep teaching us..
didnt understand what to do with if after i download it..
thanks a lot dude.Also Could you give us a new sniperspy software.
dude. youre the man! i liked all of your posts it's very helpful especially for me. im an IT student from Philippines. thanks!
thanks bro…i can opened again my old files (which i forgot the paswords)
COOL ….. I like this
thanks bro…i can opened again my old files (which i forgot the paswords)
Hi, i m recently visitor of your site. and i love all your post . thanx 4 it…
can you please guide me how to remove restriction of installations such a programs,and open blocked sites. and other advantage of admin. actually i m student and doing computer science and engineering. in my college they put very high privacy. we can't setup a program and can't open some sites…
so please please help me.
thanks in advance… waiting 4 your reply.
my email firstname.lastname@example.com
Links has been updated… Enjoy friends and keep telling if any of the link missing..
plz tell me a method to hack gmail passwords


text:
Welcome Back, Herzing Alumni!
You are an important part of our family, no matter what year you graduated or whether you studied on campus or online. We want you to stay connected so you can take advantage of our many alumni benefits and services. Advance your career with a continuing education class. Attend an event or join the Herzing Alumni Association and connect with other alumni — we're working hard to create a chapter at each of our campus locations. Follow us on Facebook or LinkedIn and tell us what you're up to. We look forward to hearing from you!
Alumni Online: Facebook and LinkedIn
- Online
- Akron
- Atlanta
- Birmingham
- Brookfield
- Kenosha
- Madison
- Minneapolis
- New Orleans
- Omaha
- Orlando
- Toledo


text:
Home > News
Designed to provide insight and information on all the major happenings on campus, our News page is regularly updated to ensure you are up-to-date.
October 2008
October 2008
- Football Scrimmage
Between National City Middle School and Granger Junior High School... See you There!
- Southwestern College puts new 'world class' recording studio to work
In years past, the recording studio used by students in Southwestern College's commercial music...
- Important Notice!
Degree requirement change...Math 60, intermediate algebra
- Constitution Day
We The Color People The United States Constitution...


text:
Academic Catalog August 2008 - August 2009 Undergraduate and Graduate
This academic plan is designed for students who want to pursue a career in understanding and shaping the human-built environment and communities in which we live, including cities, towns, neighborhoods, and rural places. Planning professionals desiring an advance professional degree are encouraged to pursue this plan.
To complete this 36-unit plan, which includes a thesis, you take:
11-unit community planning core: GGR 681 and 687 and PL 501 and 531
6 units of public planning electives, such as PL 506, 532, 599, 685, 697, and 698
(Planning courses may be substituted depending on prior professional experience in planning.)
6 units of human geography electives, such as GGR 546, 574, 576, and 642
4 units of PL 608
(You may substitute coursework for this internship depending on your professional work experience.)
6 units of GGR 699, for the research, writing, and oral defense of an approved thesis
(Please be aware that you can only count 6 units of thesis credit toward your degree. However, you may end up taking more units because you must enroll for GGR 699 each term while you are working on your thesis.)
3 units of electives approved by your adviser from public planning, geography, applied indigenous studies, economics, liberal studies, parks and recreation management, political science and public administration
Click here for more information regarding Geography graduate courses, Parks & Recreation graduate courses, Planning graduate courses, and Faculty.


text:
Liam Hemsworth Wants Miley Cyrus to Delete Twitter Account: Report
Is the Internet coming between Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth?
The Hunger Games actor reportedly wants his fiance to ditch Twitter because she's using it to vent publicly about their relationship.
A series of cryptic and melancholy tweets by Miley on September 13 hinted at trouble brewing between the young couple.
"ever feel like you want just.... something more. not sure what exactly... passion perhaps?" the singer wrote. Miley continued, writing, "sometimes i feel like i love everyone more than they love me. hatttte that feeling." She ended with a sage bit of wisdom, tweeting, "Thought of the day: maybe it's not that they love you less, they just love you the most they are capable of loving."
Although she later tweeted that her thoughts had nothing to do with "trouble in paradise," a source close to the starlet says Liam is reportedly fuming over Miley's comments.
"Miley's tweet was a huge insult to Liam," the insider told Star Magazine (via Hollywood Life). "She tried to pass it off like it had nothing to do with him, but it totally affected him."
Miley deactivated her account once before in 2009, allegedly because of Liam, but she resurfaced in 2011 and has been tweeting away ever since. In light of her recent comments, her hunky fiance is putting his foot down once and for all.
"He thinks she's acting like an immature schoolgirl, and he wants her to get off Twitter completely," said the insider.
Source: Star Magazine (via Hollywood Life), Twitter
Fall in "Like" with us! For the latest from Wetpaint Entertainment, Like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/Wetpaint, or Follow us on Twitter at Twitter.com/WetpaintTV.