text:
Call us on +44(0) 800 389 8136 or email us at email@example.com
Today, Sigma Theta Tau International, the organization which seeks to offer all nurses around the globe online access to nursing information that can be easily utilized and shared, announced the launch of its new library repository. Built in conjunction with Open Repository, the service from BioMed Central which builds, hosts and maintains repositories on behalf of organizations, the Virginia Henderson Library Repository will offer individuals access to nursing information and conference proceedings.
Recent advances in Internet technologies and wider policies regarding mandatory open access to published articles influenced Sigma Theta Tau International to expand their online Registry of Nursing Research abstract database into a new, full-text service with Open Repository.
Open Repository is built upon the latest version of DSpace, an open-source solution for accessing, managing and preserving scholarly works. Customers of Open Repository benefit from updated system features not only from DSpace themselves, but also from BioMed Central's team who are continually working to enhance their repository service.
Speaking of the launch, Margie Wilson, Library Manager at Sigma Theta Tau International said: "The goal of the Honor Society's Virginia Henderson International Nursing Library (VHL) is to continually strive to provide nurses in all roles around the globe, free online access to reliable nursing information that can be easily utilized and shared. BioMed Central has been a trusted resource used by the VHL staff for several years. When looking to enhance our system, we found that the Open Repository system offered by BioMed Central provided the services that would support the conversion and delivery of our existing data into the format needed to support the enhancements."
Notes to Editors
1. BioMed Central (www.biomedcentral.com) is an STM (Science, Technology and Medicine) publisher which has pioneered the open access publishing model. All peer-reviewed research articles published by BioMed Central are made immediately and freely accessible online, and are licensed to allow redistribution and reuse. BioMed Central is part of Springer Science+Business Media, a leading global publisher in the STM sector.
2. The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the learning, knowledge and professional development of nurses committed to making a difference in health worldwide. Founded in 1922, STTI has more than 125,000 members in 90 countries. Members include practicing nurses, instructors, researchers, policymakers, entrepreneurs and others. STTI's 475 chapters are located at 586 institutions of higher education throughout Australia, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Ghana, Hong Kong, Japan, Kenya, Malawi, Mexico, The Netherlands, Pakistan, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Swaziland, Sweden, Republic of China-Taiwan, Tanzania, the United States and Wales. More information about STTI can be found online at www.nursingsociety.org.
A service from
Part of Springer Science+Business Media
This Internet Site is operated by BioMed Central Limited, a company registered in England and Wales with Company Number 3680030, with its registered office at Floor 6, 236 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X 8HB and having VAT number GB 823 8263 26.
Cookie policy


text:
John Sununu
Sununu Backs Off Racial Comments Over Powell's Obama Endorsement
A top adviser to Mitt Romney is backing away from his suggestion that fellow Republican Colin Powell endorsed Barack Obama because both men are black.
Opinion: Learn To Be An American
One day after Rush Limbaugh called on W. Mitt Romney to use racist attacks against the President, Romney dispatched campaign surrogate John Sununu to deliver a message to the first African American President of the United States: we will teach you how to be an American.
Sen. Ayotte Dismisses Idea Of Becoming Romney's Running Mate
Senator Kelly Ayotte, who is rumored to be on Mitt Romney's short list for running mates introduced him in New Hampshire.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
7 Strategies to Avoid Distraction at Work
By: Laurence Roy Stains
- Overview
- Think by the Week
- Tell People to Leave You Alone
- Clear Off Your Desk
- Straighten Out Your Life
- Respond Right Away
- Carve Out Time
- Pick the Low-Hanging Fruit
More Guy Wisdom Lists
Clear Off Your Desk
Is your desk a mess? I hope so. Psychologists have discovered that messy desks are a necessity in a wide variety of careers. They're also distracting. Although we're barely conscious of it, we all have the same method to our madness.
We keep a "hot" pile of papers, probably next to the phone; a "warm" pile or two toward the edges of the desk; and various "cold" piles atop the filing cabinet and every other square inch of horizontal space. These last are mostly completed projects or "just in case" materials.
Their presence may ratchet up your sense of being overwhelmed. "As emotional arousal increases, focus becomes more difficult," says Nideffer. So take a rainy Saturday to stash or trash that stuff.
Sign up for our FREE Daily Dose newsletter for the best fitness, health, sex, and nutrition tips delivered to your inbox daily.


text: While the volt-ampere (abbreviated VA) and the watt are dimensionally equivalent one may find products rated in both VAs and watts with different numbers. This is common practice on UPSs (Uninterruptible Power Supplies). The VA rating is the apparent power that a UPS is capable of producing, while the watt rating is the real power (or true power) it is capable of producing, as opposed to reactive power. Reactive power arises due to the effects of capacitance and inductance of components in the load to be powered by the AC circuit. In a purely resistive load (incandescent lights for example), the apparent power is equal to the true power and the amount of VAs and watts used would be equivalent. However, in more complex loads, such as computers (which UPSs are intended to power) the apparent power used (VAs) will be larger than the true power used (watts). The ratio of these two quantities is called the power factor.


text:
Hi guys,
I'm new at this and was wondering if you could help me with a problem I'm experiencing with Jquery.
I installed the plugin Nicescroll and I love the way it looks but unfortunately it came with some side effects, it interfered with some other plugins and it hid all my site backgrounds. When I disactivate Nicescroll everything returns back to normal.
Is there anything coming to your mind I could try or should I just look for another plugin?
Thank you, appreciate it!


text:
this bugs me lately.
Write words together is not eradable but …
JavaScript uses camel case = SomeThingHere
SQL uses underscores = Some_Thing_Here
CSS uses dashed for 95% for what I saw = Some-Thing-Here
Would it be unusual to use underscores in .CSS as for naming classes and ids ?
.slideshow {float: left;} ... (hard to read)
.SlideShow {float: left;} ... (slightly better)
.slide-show {float: left;} ... (more readable)
.slide_show {float: left;} (seems to be the winner = readable and copy_able)
I like the ability to copy / paste names when using underscore (not possible with dashed) but I feel weird about it after 5 years of using dashed in CSS.
How do you write classes in .CSS ?
I don't think it matters. I use the hyphen method, but who really cares? If you are used to underscores then don't change now.
Also, what do you mean by "not possible with dashed"? I can copy/paste dashes all the time.
NOT = not possible
BUT = more difficult … is what I meant with those dashed
.this-is-text { ... }
.this_is_text { ... }
they are impossible to copy with one click (dashes)
try example above = to copy whole class
this naming stuff came to me while working on one theme that had whole css like this
even images used underscore signs
and it is so faster to copy, paste, modify names this way (underscores)
Oh I see, when you double click… Well I guess I just learned to work around that.
@krysak4ever, I know this isn't the answer you're looking for, but to help in selection you're probably aware you can click and drag to select; but you can also double click and drag to select – this will select complete words as you drag making the selection simpler than by character.
/* wow that was a long run on sentence ;) */
sure I know
it just bugged me because it is so convenient to double click or hit rename and all gets selected
no more :)
@Krysak4ever If you are selecting text with your mouse, then you are probably going to be slower than using your keyboard no matter what method you use. I find it quicker to select text via my keyboard, avoiding moving my hand to the mouse if I can.
I have generally used camelCase so that a simple SHIFT + OPTION + → selects the class within a single button combination, but have recently started using dashes as I am using more of a OOCSS approach now, and that allows me to easier copy select parts of classes. It also looks nicer as that is what CSS does, but that is just aesthetics.
I do as much of my navigating throughout my code with my keyboard as possible. I highly recommend you learning to do the same, I think you will find it quicker too :)
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


text:
Here are the finalists going into the online voting stage which opens tomorrow morning at 9.00am.
Some categories actually have four finalists and some five – because there were ties in the final numbers of nominations some had received.
We decided that the fairest response to the nominations was to go by the top three numbers of nominations and accept however many candidates these embraced. They are given below in alphabetical order, not in rank order of nominations given.
When you're voting, we know that some of you will vote because you have a commitment to a particular finalist.Please would you look at other categories, check out the candidates and vote in as many categories as you like. This is what these awards are about. We want them to inform people on what is happening in Argyll – so check it out.
Voting rules
These will be on the voting form available from 9.00am tomorrow (25th December) but here is sight of them in advance.
- You may vote only once for any one candidate in any one category.
- You may vote for more than one candidate in the same category – this may seem odd but it is a way of giving your vote the best chance of counting. You may feel that two candidates in a category are worth your support. You don't know which of them is going to get most votes overall – so if you see more than one worthy candidate in a category you may cast one vote for each.
- You may vote in as many categories as you like.
Best Achievement for Argyll
Joy Dunlop – Taynuilt Gaelic Musician
Inveraray& District Pipe Band
Lochgoilhead Fiddle Workshop
Eilidh Steel – Helensburgh Musician
Best Tourism Initiative
Fiddle Workshop / Lochgoilhead Fiddle Workshop
Jura Passenger Ferry
Mull Eagle Watch
Walking Theatre Company
Best Environmental Initiative
Islay Energy Trust
Seil Community Garden Project
Seil Natural History Group
Best Community Initiative
Finlaggan Centre Development (Islay)
Helensburgh Heroes
Lochgoilhead Fiddle Workshop
Three Villages Hall, Arrochar
Best Homecoming Event
Islay Festival & Homecoming Parade
Lismore Homecoming
Spirit of the West, Inveraray Castle
St Columba Ceilidh Trail
The Hidden Jewel, Dunollie
Best Major Event
Mid Argyll Triathlon
Mull of Kintyre Half Marathon and 10k Run
Royal National Mod Oban 2009
World Stone Skimming Championships, Easdale
Best Community Event
Helensburgh Heroes Recording
Meur Chruachain pre-Mod Ceilidh
Mull of Kintyre Half Marathon and 10k Run
Seil Community Garden Project
World Stone Skimming Championships, Easdale
Best Arts Programme
Easdale Island Community Hall
Fiddle Folk / Lochgoilhead Fiddle Workshop
Meur Chruachain Summer & Winter Ceilidhs
Best Activity Website
Islay Shipping Blog
Islay Wilderness Guide
Mid Argyll Triathlon & Cycle Club
Best Wildlife Website
Islay Birding
Islay Birds
Mull Eagle Watch
Seil Natural History Group
Best Community Website
Arrochar and Tarbet
The Carradale Goat
Kintyre Forum


text:
By Gavin Menu
Over the last 35 years, the Killer Bees have been the poster boys of Suffolk County Class D basketball, winning eight state championships and a remarkable 29 Suffolk titles. And while the Bees entered the season as the two-time defending champs, it has become clear that this is no longer their dad's Class D competition any more.
The Shelter Island Indians, who are led by the all-around talent of sophomore forward Tristan Wissemann, rode a big first-quarter lead to a 49-47 home victory over Bridgehampton on Tuesday, stamping their ticket to the Class D playoffs with their eighth win of the season.
To earn an automatic bid of its own, which requires a .500 record or better over the 16-game regular season, Bridgehampton (6-8) will have to win its last two games. The Bees will host Greenport (7-7), another Class D school, today, February 6 at 6 p.m., before closing out the regular season on the road against the winless Knox School tomorrow at 5 p.m.
The Class D playoffs are tentatively set to begin Saturday, February 15.
"Now we have to win the remaining two games," Bridgehampton head coach Carl Johnson said when asked about his team's playoff chances. "I was hoping to take care of it today, but now it's back to the drawing board."
Should the Bees lose one of their final two games and finish below .500, they could still petition Section XI, Suffolk County's governing body of athletics, for a playoff spot based on their record against fellow Class D schools. Following their loss to Shelter Island on Tuesday, Bridgehampton was 4-2 against Class D competition.
"We can always apply, but you never know what the committee will say," Johnson said on Tuesday. "But if you do it on the court, you don't have to worry about it."
Johnson added that this year's Class D playoffs should be more competitive than years past, and could very likely be contested by more than two teams, which has been the norm in recent years.
"Either one of us can get beat on any day—Shelter Island, Greenport—who knows what can happen on a neutral court," Johnson said about this year's Class D ranks. "Even Smithtown Christian, you catch them on the wrong day, they can beat you."
Shelter Island got out to a big lead in the first quarter on Tuesday, riding Wissemann's hot hand to a 16-4 advantage. Bridgehampton chipped away over the next two quarters, basically relying on a two-man, inside-out attack between Josh Lamison and Tylik Furman, who finished with 19 points apiece.
The Bees once again played without freshman Elijah Jackson, who was the pleasant surprise of the season before he suffered a stress fracture in his ankle. Anaje Lamb and Jerome Walker, the team's remaining regular starters, , combined for just nine points on Tuesday.
Wissemann, who has displayed an impressive all-around game this season, scored 19 points to lead Shelter Island. His offensive rebound and put-back late in the third quarter gave the Indians a 40-28 lead, and with the Bees struggling to score, the home crowd was sent into a frenzy.
But Lamison closed out the third quarter with two straight baskets and opened the fourth with a three-point play. Furman's steal and finish moments later capped a quick 9-0 run that cut the lead to 40-37 just minutes after the lead had ballooned to 12.
Furman sliced through traffic and hit a runner with 20.8 seconds to play that cut the Indians' lead to 48-47. Shelter Island's Matt Dunning hit one-of-two free throws, pushing the lead to two, but a last-second runner by Furman hit the back of the rim as the Indians held on for a huge late-season win.
"We didn't have a chance to get in the gym yesterday, and I don't like not being able to get in the gym to go over things," Johnson said, referring to Monday's snow-induced school closure. "So we got off to a slow start. But these guys have to understand, going on the road, that we have to be ready to play right away."


text:
Maybelline Volum' Express The Falsies Flared
343 reviews
46% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
on 8/16/2014 12:24:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Ok so I needed a new mascara and I always look at reviews for everything before I buy it if I can! And my mum was going to asda where they have a small makeup section with a maybelline stand, so I looked real quick online for one as I'd heard they were good. I quickly decided on this one as I was looking for volume and length. Luckily it was on offer for £5 which I was soo happy about:)
Anyway the mascara wand is great and I have none on my face (which is good for me haha) and my lashes are medium length and it makes them look super long and with 2 coats they look very black which I love, long and voluminous with no clumps! Only reason for 4/5 is because it claims to flare your lashes but I havent noticed that really yet, overall I love it!
on 8/3/2014 11:25:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I LOVE this mascara!! I think my favorite thing about it is the brush- I love how it bends & flexes with your lashes... it really helps me to keep the mascara ON my lashes and OFF my face. And it made my eyelashes look really long and beautiful! But it did flake A LOT. I had to keep checking myself in the mirror to make sure I didn't have any black smudges. I wonder if the waterproof would flake less?
All in all, I really like this mascara but I wish it didn't flake as much.
on 7/20/2014 4:58:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I was so excited to try this mascara out since I've been on a hunt for a new mascara but I'm sad to say that I wouldn't repurchase. Reasons why is because although it gives me insane amount of length and really dark lashes it flakes like crazy more than the loreal voluminous butterfly mascara and it also gives you very spidery lashes. Oh and also I honestly don't see how the brush helps with the fanned out look it never gave me the "flared" look. Although it has cons some of the pros is the black is really black and from far your lashes do kinda look like falsies :).But I'm definitely sticking to the butterfly mascara for now since it actually fans out my lashes and lives up to it's claims :)
on 6/15/2014 9:17:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
5 stars because it's a great product for the price. Creates lovely fanned out lashes, lasts a long time, love this stuff..
on 6/11/2014 4:07:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is an amazing lengthening mascara, does nothing for volume though which is disappointing xo.
on 6/10/2014 3:40:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I love this product! I have been searching for a really good mascara for a while now and this has what I was looking for!
Although there is only one mascara brush, you can use the curved part to start off with (I've found this gives my eyelashes really good volume), then you can use the other side of the brush to separate the lashes and lengthen them (the brush took me a little while to get used to as it does bend slightly to allow all lashes to be covered).
I have found that a lot of other mascaras tend to cause my eyelashes to clump together, but not this one! It didn't run although it did flake ever so slightly once I'd wiped my eyes (however this was only a tiny amount - barely noticeable!).
Overall, I think this is a fabulous mascara, great quality for a great price - it really does give that false lash affect! (It also smells really nice too!) I would highly recommend this product!
on 5/7/2014 8:29:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Thank you Maybelline for once again making a volume mascara that I do not have to pay thru the nose for! I bought this at Walmart for 7.95. I've never tried "the FLARED" version, I've tried Black Drama (didn't really like the fibers), The Falsies (Reg) (got lots of length w/ that but not enough thickening) & the Falsies (Reg) WP (loved the look but could not get it off & my lashes felt like plastic). My cousin had beautiful eye-lashes the last time I saw her, I asked her what mascara she was wearing & she pulled out The Falsies Flared from her purse. I was so close to just getting my safe "Colossal" or to try (Colossal) "The Cat Eyes" today, but I've already got quite a few mascaras on the go, so just opted for this one. I'm glad I did. This is a volume mascara whereas the Falsies Reg I find to be more length. I need thickening mascara badly for my long but sparse lashes & def received it from Flared. My lashes are dramatic, black & lush. They're also very curled. I applied only 2 coats to get the look, but even w/ that many coats I've not felt any flaking. Only reason I take a lippie off is b/c the formula is extremely dry so I know this will be yet another 6 week mascara. That's ok tho, will re-purchase perhaps in WP when that time comes. This is a lot like Lancome Hypnose Drama to me but for a fraction of the price.
3.5 Rating***.5 UPDATE: Had it about a mo & just don't like the crunchy feeling & notice it flakes...Oh well, I guess I got what I paid for...Won't re-purchase Flared, perhaps the REG in future...I need to just buy COLOSSAL each time then I won't be disapointed lol, that lasts a full 3 months!
on 4/30/2014 1:48:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is the best mascara! I've always trusted Maybelline's makeup products, especially mascara. This works really well for me and it doesn't streak while I sweat. (I am a dancer and dance 30ish hours a week)
I love it! I have short eyelashes too and it makes me look like a baby doll. ☺
on 4/29/2014 8:48:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I just used up my first tube of this mascara so I thought it would be appropriate to review it right about now!
I really liked this mascara, it was perfect for everyday wear. I think what I loved about it most was the brush... I found that using the fat side of the brush on the upper lashes and using the thin side on the bottom lashes works best (at least for me). The formula is not overly wet or dry, it's just a really nice consistency which means theres no trouble with smudging or anything like that when applying. The only thing I didn't really like about this mascara was that it wouldn't hold the curl in my lashes - but that may just be because of my lashes (I might try the waterproof version next time). Apart from that, this mascara is great and I would definitely repurchase it. But, then again, I haven't tried the original Falsies mascara so I might have to give that a go first and compare the two.
Overall, would recommend!
on 4/28/2014 8:47:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
this was the first mascara that i considered my holy grail but after a few more mascaras i found more favs. i have this mascara in both waterproof and none waterproof. im gonna start with the waterproof one cuz i bought this one first. i bought it mainly so that i have a waterproof one. i planned on using it once in a while not all the time because waterproof mascara is a pain to remove but i fell in love with it that i actually finished the tube! this mascara has a tangy (orangy) scent thats not really noticeable once you have it on. it was a pain to remove since it was waterproof but it was worth it since it did not smudge or run on my very oily eyelids. the none waterproof on the other hand smudged a bit and had a different scent. it was wayyyyyy stronger florally scent and i wasnt a fan of it. it was easier to remove though. these two formulas has the same consistency and same performance. they both separated me lashes reallly well and gave me natural volume. the downside is that it did not really give me length whatsoever. i would repurchase this product when i want really natural lashes. hope my review helped! :)
Popular Mascaras
250 Reviews
314 Reviews
2036 Reviews
456 Reviews
31 Reviews
378 Reviews


text:
Manpower Study Shows There Are Jobs Out There
650 jobs open now and for the next few months. The numbers from the latest
ManpowerGroup's 2014 Talent Shortage Survey from the 3, 7 Rivers Manpower locations. Most with full time hours. But Tina Kabus with Manpower in La Crosse says they can also help if your not looking to go full time.
Kabus says they have positions open for customer Service, Machine Operators and Welders, Packaging, Production Supervisor and Lab Technicians. The local Manpower locations are in La Crosse, Winona and Tomah.


text:
Questions & Answers
Do you have questions about this product?
Get answers from real customers and in-house experts with AnswerBox.
Q:I just used this product tonight and immediately started breaking out in bumps and red spots. Are your products hypo allergenic?Asked on 6/16/2015 by JP from Virginia
1 answer
A:Oh no! We don't have any hypo-allergic products, but I suggest looking at every ingredient of the product you are using.Answered on 6/19/2015 by Anonymous
Q:How long is the shelf life of this product?Asked on 3/4/2015 by Aimee from Sammamish,WA
1 answer
A:The shelf life of Dorothy is 14 months!Answered on 3/7/2015 by Meg from LUSH Direct


text:
In 1984, the State of California established the Alzheimer's Disease Program (ADP) through legislation that sought to:
To carry out this mandate, the Alzheimer's Disease Program established a network of ten dementia care Centers of Excellence at California medical schools. These California Alzheimer's Disease Centers (CADCs) effectively and efficiently improve AD health care delivery, provide specialized training and education to health care professionals and others, and advance the diagnosis and treatment of AD.
The CADCs also provide an important ongoing economic stimulus, attracting additional fiscal resources to meet the growing needs of Californian's affected by dementia. These include industry support for clinical trials and research; foundation and federal support for training programs, fellowships, and research grants; and private philanthropy.
The CADCs play a critical role in building a vital workforce for the growing needs of the state through training physicians, nurses, physician's assistants, health care professionals and research investigators. Since 2000, over 541,000 professionals and students have received training and education at the centers.
Services are provided by multi-disciplinary teams which may include neurologists, psychiatrists, physician assistants, psychologists, nurse specialists, neuropsychologists and social workers. Patients continue to see their private physician for primary care.
Any individual with symptoms of memory loss, disorientation and confusion may contact one of the Centers for an evaluation. Patients may be self-referred or referred by a family member, private physician or community agency.
Most of the costs of the services and diagnostic tests are covered by insurance. Medicare, Medi-Cal and supplemental or private insurance are accepted. Unless prior arrangements for financial assistance are made with the Center, patients or their families are responsible for fees not covered by insurance.
| Conditions of Use
| Privacy PolicyCopyright ©


text:
Who says that used androids that are being sold on the net lacks the features that those that are being sold in the stores have? The only difference between the two is the fact that used androids has been used and has been utilized by its previous owners. This does not mean that it have lost the features that it may have or those that has been added by the previous owner.
However, it does not mean that you shouldn't be curious enough to find out if all of these features are indeed still functional. Since there are used android phones that are being sold in such a lower rate simply because there are some features of t that are not working well anymore.
After all it is your right as a buyer as well, what to expect on the things that you are spending with your money about. So, before you get your check book or purchase any of the used android phones that are being sold online, better check the validity of the site first.


text: Bristles are found on pig breeds instead of fur on most mammals. Because the density is less than with fur, pigs are vulnerable to sunburn. One breed, the Tamworth Pig is endowed with a very dense bristle structure such that sunburn damage to skin is minimized. Animals named for their bristles include bristlebirds, the Bristle-thighed Curlew, the Bristle-spined Porcupine, and the Trinity bristle snail. Bristles also anchor worms to the soil to help the worm move.


text:
Irwin Quick-Grip T59200ECD Handy Clamps 2in
The Irwin Quick Grip Handy Clamp has a fully adjustable ratchet clamp with quick release lever provides a fast and effective method of securing the majority of work pieces. They are manufactured from a durable glass reinforced material and feature non-marking pads to prevent damage to the work piece when under compression.
Call or email our team of specialists for advice that you can trust.
01223 498700
Do you have a special order? Please click here to let us know..
BrandsSelect a brand
Express OrderKnow your codes


text:
The Flava logo is on screen in the top left-hand corner during music videos and song information appears at the bottom of the screen at the start and end of each music video. The logo is also seen before and after advert breaks when it is shown in the middle of the screen.
B4 launched in June 2004 under the name of "B4". The channel use to play the latest pre release music videos from the biggest artists and groups around. It also had hours dedicated to playing the most recently requested music. The channel had advertised itself as both 'B4 It's A Hit' and 'B4 Everyone Else'.
The B4 logo was on screen in the bottom left-hand corner during music videos and the song information is shown in a white coloured bar at the start and near the end of each music video. The channels' identity was also seen before and after advert breaks when the B4 logo forms on screen in a white box shape on an orange background.
B4 was available 24 hours a day on Sky Digital channel 357 and is part of a boquet of music channels owned by CSC Media, including Chart Show TV, The Vault, Bliss, Scuzz, Flaunt and NME TV
B4 was an early morning music video programme broadcast from 2004 on weekdays on Channel 4 at 7am. It was normally broadcast as part of Channel 4's breakfast programming following children's programme The Hoobs and preceding a number of comedy programmes normally imported from America.
Produced by the firm behind ITVs The Chart Show, and spun off from their B4 music channel on satellite, the show featured around seven new upfront videos each day that were going to be released in the United Kingdom in the near future, normally within the next month.
Many people thought that "B4" was actually part of Channel 4 Television, due to its past trademark "..4", like E4, More4 and Film4. However, Channel 4 broadcasts its own strand of music programming called 4music.
The B4 rebrand to Flava first came to light by the Ofcom Licence for B4 being removed and replaced by one under the name of Flava, this also reflected the EPG references of the term "Flava" being used to describe the programmes being shown, in late February/early March 2008.


text:
Details and Shopping
Customer Favorite
- FP Exclusive :
- Only sold thru Free People
Cotton romper with pleated skirt overaly. Top part of dress is netted crochet with crochet top layer. Canvas and bead stitch detailing on top. Zips up back.
The delicately romantic and texture heavy New Romantics collection was inspired by the dream-worthy beach views and magically hidden coves of Sardinia, Italy.
*100% Cotton
*Hand Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Total Length (from top of strap): 32 1/2"
Bust (all around): 34"
Waist (all around): 31"
Armhole Drop: 10"
Rise (to waistline): 13"
Inseam: 3"
The delicately romantic and texture heavy New Romantics collection was inspired by the dream-worthy beach views and magically hidden coves of Sardinia, Italy.
*100% Cotton
*Hand Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Total Length (from top of strap): 32 1/2"
Bust (all around): 34"
Waist (all around): 31"
Armhole Drop: 10"
Rise (to waistline): 13"
Inseam: 3"
Rated 3.9 out of 5Â by 9 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by BOHOGYPSY Soft and Lite I just bought this for a girlfriends birthday and it is a perfect summer romper/dress. It is very comfortable (I tried it on before buying it like I do for all of my clothing gifts) and an all day wear type of dress. The quality is perfect like most everything from FP is, and is sure to make any girl feel sexy and cute. I recommend this dress, but I bought the white instead of the green on a coin flip because they are both super fun! I would say buy one size up if you do not want a tight fitting. 8.23.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ecstasyBaby Love it! When I saw this romper on sale I knew I had to get it. Love the emerald color but it was only available in size 0(I am usually a size 2), and it's the last piece! Got it online worrying a bit that it would be too tight and short - I am 5'8", and this romper is not adjustable. Turns out it fits me very nicely, just like on the model. Yay! I guess that makes this romper runs a little small then. There is even a little bit of room at the midsection, but is a tiny bit tight around my chest (34C). Material is soft and comfy, details are very well done. If I couldn't get this in the right size I will probably just order a bigger one and alter it. I surely love this romper!!! 11.25.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by AzuraSkye Cute Summer Piece Purchased this during the summertime at a local Free People store, and it was on sale. Tried it on, it fitted perfectly and was such a cute piece! Although it could be a tad short on the length, I'm only 5'5" and am an XS/0, but I don't mind flaunting it on the beach or pairing it with a light cardigan whilst wandering on city streets. I really liked how airy and comfortable this piece was. It's definitely not my favorite Free People item, it's more for casual wear - whenever I don't feel like figuring out what top goes with which bottom in the mornings. For the sale price, it was worth it. 11.3.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by distracted Lovely This piece is lovely. I usually don't wear or even like rompers but this one looks more like a dress and is beautiful. The color is a deep green, a bit darker than the picture but very similar and the material is very comfortable, not scratchy or anything. I am pretty short and have large hips so the skirt kinda hit a little higher up than i liked, but it still looked really good! I wore it out the night I got it and received many compliments on it! Its for sure worth the sale price! 9.30.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Pam2012 To short Got this romper in the mail today, i ordered size 2 it fits me perfect 110 pounds 5feet 5 inches tall. it fall very nice on my hips and gives very flattering look The only problem its to short my husband might not let me wear like this so i might wear with a leggings it is stunning go for it great buy. 9.29.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by RennyK Great find Perfect for small-chested girls like myself (120 lbs 5'5" A cup). I ordered a size 2 and it was a bit loose around the waist but still cute. Looks like a ballerina dress worn on, probably one of the best rompers I own. When I ordered the size 0 in white that was the perfect fit. Good quality and glad I found it on sale at my local FP store for $69 but probably not worth the full price they were asking for. 7.18.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by reichercv73 Excellent Choice! The moment I first saw this romper on the May catalog I knew then that I have to give this a try. I was a little unsure about it but the moment I tried it on I was amazed by the way it looked and fit on me. It emphasizes your figure! I bought the white and it has a lining so no worries about being sheer! Great piece for summer! 7.6.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by elizabethsarah so bummed :( I've wanted this for so long and was heartbroken when it sold out so quickly in my size. I was in my local shop and they told me it actually went on sale in stores and ordered it from another store who had my size! It was on sale for about $98. I just got it today and it just was not flattering at all. I am pretty petite (123 lbs, 5'4", 34B). The chest flap part and the scort on the bottom do not really hang nicely and don't do my figure justice. I think that the girl who this would look good on would be very tall and extremely slender! oh well :( 6.25.2012
Product Reviews
There are no reviews for this product yet. Check back. or write a review yourself.


text:
#Asktheref 28th May
Robert Hicks – Castleford Tigers v Wakefield Wildcats
RT @glennscott24 do you find the cameras you wore affected your concentration #AskTheRef #magicweekend
. @glennscott24 Felt different at first but it actually wasn't too intrusive.Because I was focused on the match I didn't really notice it.RH
RT @MrCraigFarrell if referee obstructs a defender from making a tackle and attacking team score through that channel, what would be outcome?
. @MrCraigFarrell (1/2) Try. A referee has to be stood somewhere and the onus is on the defender to avoid.
. @MrCraigFarrell (2/2) However, we all work hard to try and ensure we stay out of the line of players. RH
RT @joe_foxon If a player asks for the tee on a penalty, but doesn't say that he's kicking for goal, does he still have to? #asktheref
. @joe_foxon (1/2) A player only has to inform the referee if he is going for goal not in any other circumstance.
. @joe_foxon (2/2) However, he cannot use a tee to kick for touch it must either be out of his hands or off the ground
RT @howdah how are the match referees selected for the games?
. @howdah MO Coaches meet every week after reviewing games & select refs according to criteria; including experience, performance & form. RH
Tim Roby - Catalan Dragons v London Broncos
RT @JackPSlater Thought Tim Roby had a great game Lon v Catal today from a neutral (widnes), spoton energetic and confident decisions, welldone
. @JackPSlater Thanks, positive comments are always appreciated! TR
RT @chris426105 Are match officials tested for drugs and alcohol?
. @chris426105 No, thankfully. TR
RT @DaveJagger Isn't a late challenge automatic sin bin @RFLReferees ?
. @DaveJagger No, the mandatory sin bin was removed this year. Can still use bin or dismissal if warranted. TR
RT @Chunksoulbro can the ref's refer a bad tackle to the TMO? As I don't understand putting players on report if they can!
. @Chunksoulbro Can use VR to clarify on-field officials' details, eg point of contact. Use On report when these details aren't clear. TR
Ben Thaler - Hull FC V Hull KR
RT @jamesp1987 could the on field referee have overruled the video ref decision for Green's try?
. @jamesp1987 No once a call is handed to the video referee his call cant be over turned by on field officials. BT
RT @LUFCRaph leading to hull fcs 3rd try a knock on was given against Graham Horne but Ben Thaler said head and feed to HKR? #asktheref
. @LUFCRaph TJ J.Child called accidental offside. Ball hits Horne & then hits Hall who is stood in front of him. Great spot from the TJ. BT
RT @PaulFletcher14 Is a knock on not a knock on when offending player runs past the ball (McDonnell 74mins)? #asktheref
. @PaulFletcher14 doesnt matter what offending player does.If ball goes forward from where it was played then it will be given as knockon.BT
RT @Nigglenoggle Can you tell me what constitutes a double movement? Hulls first try was a perfect example
. @Nigglenoggle (1/2) Where a player deliberately moves the ball forward with a tackler on him and the ball carry arm already on the floor.
. @Nigglenoggle (2/2) In this case he broke the tackle and at no point was he held and he slides over the line in one momentum. BT
RT @harrymcgowan why was mark o'meeley penalised for his tackle on con milka? Didn't look high to me and wasn't a shoulder charge.
. @harrymcgowan There's contact with head. In footage the arm (not shoulder) bounces off the chect & then hits the Mika in the head area! BT
RT @joe_foxon Was the Hull KR full back judged to have touched the ball on the offside incident? #asktheref
. @joe_foxon No it is simply the case that the Video Referee got this decision wrong. BT
the video referee in tracking players for offside, tracked the wrong player, the outcome been a try awarded incorrectly
Richard Silverwood - Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors
RT @LiverpoolFC2011 it looked like richards missed his conversion, why did they touch judge and the referee not go to the video referee?
. @LiverpoolFC2011 You can't on conversions. TJs are sole judges of conversions unless we have 1 up, 1 down - then referee decides. RS
RT @Hinchley86 13th min Leeds v Wigan shoulder charge on Sinfield caught on headcam- why only a pen #asktherefs
. @Hinchley86 Shoulder charges are only a penalty unless contact with head which there wasn't. RS
RT @keats_rhinos according to rfl rules obstruction is when a defending player is impeded this did not happen in the @DannyMcguire6 try explain?
. @keats_rhinos Rules state you can't run behind your own man in close proximity to the defensive line which is what happened. RS
RT @leehill78 Why was Tomkins allowed well over a minute to take the kick at goal?
.@leehill78 Time was called off when i ordered Richards from field.Time then goes back on & Tomkins takes 1 minute which he's entitled to.RS
RT @davidstringer99 how can a player be allowed on the pitch with an open wound on his face?
. @davidstringer99 He was ordered off & 4th official did say stay off until cleaned up. But he walked back on only to be ordered of again.RS
RT @tiptopcashew First two Wigan tries v Leeds looked like there were forward passes. Your opinion after review?
. @tiptopcashew Both are flat passes. Just the same as Leeds 1st try and Watkins to Vickery for his try. RS
Phil Bentham – St Helens v Warrington Wolves
RT @Callum_Brogan why was Briers try v Sts allowed to stand? Agreed Carvell didn't obstruct but did Westwood prevent a tackle being made?
. @Callum_Brogan Westwood's entitled to be there.He's behind & in position to receive pass. Percival goes to tackle him so no obstruction.PB
RT @_TomLee_ saints 3rd try, debatable grounding of ball by Turner? Saints 4th try, forward pass by Percival in the build up?
. @_TomLee_ Having reviewed the grounding by Turner it was a try. Pass in build up to Percival try does looks forward. PB
RT @Scorchio442 Why didnt PB refer Turners 2nd 'try' to video ref? Could he clearly see the grounding? #AskTheRef
. @Scorchio442 I couldn't see grounding from where I was stood but TJ had a good view and correctly called it was a try. PB
RT @Stevo1969 Why didnt Bentham give a penalty to Saints when Turner was "dragged" into touch.
. @Stevo1969 (1/2) Interpretation is that we call held when player is identified to be dragging. Penalty awarded if he continues after call.
. @Stevo1969 (2/2) In this case the tackle started close to the touchline so I could have only called held once they were in touch. PB
RT @CJCShadowsan Why not allow the coach/captain to challenge 1 call per game? If the call stands, the result is a sin bin? #FreshIdeas
. @CJCShadowsan (1/2) I think we have a pretty good open attitude towards captains clarifying or challenging decisions currently.
. @CJCShadowsan (2/2) to limit it to one with a sin bin resulting if they're wrong would be a step backwards. PB
James Child - Bradford Bulls v Huddersfield Giants
RT @lukey_mawson Why was Kear's try ruled out against Huddersfield? Langley wasn't interfering why does it matter?
.@lukey_mawson (1/2) Langley offside & within 10m of catcher waiting for the ball.Policy dictates that as he's within 10m he's interfering.
.@lukey_mawson (2/2) Langley must recognise he's offside or respond to ref's prompt & retreat or the kicker should place him. JC
RT @lukey_mawson Purtell looked to be obstructed in the air challenging for Grix try in 1st half. Why was it not ruled out?
.@lukey_mawson Contact is incidental.Cudjoe's competing for ball-contact inevitable. If he'd not gone for ball then it would be a penalty.JC
RT @benmason2377 is the dominant tackle rule still operating. Don't seem to see it anymore #asktheref
.@benmason2377 Yes–2 types of dominant–when attacker is knocked immediately backwards in tackle or attacker slips & is then tackled. JC
RT @MartL1 What happens if you say go for goal but from the place kick, kick the ball in to touch?
. @MartL1 Assuming ball was accidentally kicked into touch having aimed for goal then it would be a free kick (2nd phase). JC
Ian Smith - Championship Matches
RT @jamescunni in the Hunslet Batley game one kick hit the top of post. One TJ gave it one didn't, does the ref decide #asktheref
.@jamescunni In '1up 1down' situations, ref has final call. In this instance the ref felt ball clipped the top of post & deflected inside.IS
RT @MartL1 Shef v Fax, Halifax try ruled off for offside looked onside and Shef try Yere looks offside not given, right calls?
. @MartL1 Unfortunately the match dvd for that game will not arrive until weds this week. I will have a look at both decisions to review. IS


text:
File - The election of the new board members of ABL will be held July 5.
BEIRUT: Most Lebanese bankers have apparently coalesced around the candidacy of François Bassil as head the Association of Banks in Lebanon ahead of the group's July 5 election, sources said Wednesday. "Bassil is a veteran banker with long experience in running the association. Lebanese bankers believe that this is not the time to nominate other bankers because the situation is too delicate," the source told The Daily Star.
The current president of the association, Joseph Torbey, and most board members also fully support the nomination of Bassil, the source said.
However, Bank of Beirut chairman Salim Sfeir, who declined to make any public comment, did not give a clear indication about whether he would run against Bassil.
"Sfeir is a qualified banker but some bankers feel that the presidency should go to Bassil. The association is one of the few organizations which managed to coordinate with the government and the private sector. They [the association] did a very good job and there is no need to change the board for the time being," another source said.
Bassil invited the heads of all the banks that are members of the association for lunch Tuesday, but Sfeir was one of few bankers who did not attend.
Sources said although bankers were likely to unite around Bassil's candidacy, Sfeir was still highly respected by his colleagues.
ABL groups most of the banks operating in the country. ABL has been instrumental in holding talks with the government over key issues that impact the banking sector and closely coordinates with the Central Bank on numerous issues.
Sources said there would likely be no major changes in the names of the board members.
Apart from Torbey and Sfeir, the board members include Mohammed Hariri (BankMed), Saad Azhari (BLOM), Farid Roufai (BLF), Tanal Sabbah (Lebanese-Swiss Bank ), Raymond Audi (Audi Bank), Antoine Sehnaoui (SGBL), Ghassan Assaf (BBAC), Nadim Kassar (Fransabank) and Marwan Kheir al-Dine (Al Mawarid Bank).
Your feedback is important to us!
We invite all our readers to share with us their views and comments about this article.
Disclaimer: Comments submitted by third parties on this site are the sole responsibility of the individual(s) whose content is submitted. The Daily Star accepts no responsibility for the content of comment(s), including, without limitation, any error, omission or inaccuracy therein. Please note that your email address will NOT appear on the site.
Alert: If you are facing problems with posting comments, please note that you must verify your email with Disqus prior to posting a comment. follow this link to make sure your account meets the requirements. (http://bit.ly/vDisqus)


text:
We're only hours away from the premiere of Nikita and in a new interview with Shane West (Michael), the actor reveals how his beautiful co-star Maggie Q (Nikita) gave him a serious inferiority complex on set. Now was this because of her stunning looks, her perfect shape, or her superior action skills?
If you guessed any of the above, you would be wrong. "Maggie is just a wonderful human being, period," West told Collider. "She's pretty amazing at making you feel bad about yourself. She's such a lover of humanity, of animals and of all walks of life, and she's such a giving person, and that transcends to her acting. She's very giving, in every sense of the word, and she's kind of a smart ass, and so am I. We get along that way, and that's huge for Michael and Nikita, and for Shane and Maggie as well. We already care about each other a lot as actors, and I think that will show itself on screen."
In other words, Mags is just as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside. Despite Shane's glowing words he does sound a smidge jealous about her action scenes. Apparently the actress has been given so many more fight scenes than West, that the actor has started complaining to producers.
"That poor girl," West added. "We started joking around, but only half-joking, and said, 'You need to have an episode with her not fighting.' She needs to do something that doesn't have her in an incredible fight, in every episode. For me, it hasn't been that hard. I've had a few ridiculously difficult fights, but I've actually had a couple episodes off from fighting."
Tune in tonight to see which actor throws the first punch. Our money is on Maggie!
Gear up for the Nikita series premiere!
- Nikita Peeks and Preview Roundup
- Gallery: Stills from Nikita Season 1, Episode 1
- Meet the Cast of Nikita
Source: Collider.com


text:
HomeCareersSearchContactGiveFor Our PhysiciansFor MediaFor Team Members
Thursday, July 02, 2015 Weather
Frequently Visited Pages
An "advance directive" is a document that you fill out before you need hospitalization. It designates how you want your healthcare to be delivered in the event that you are not mentally or physically able to make that decision yourself. It also allows you to name a trusted person to make these choices for you if you become unable to do so. Two forms of advance directives are:
A Living Will
A living will generally states the type of medical care you want or do not want if you become unable to make your own decisions. It is called a "living" will because it takes effect while you are still living. Under Florida law, you may make a living will and direct the providing, withholding or withdrawal of life-prolonging procedures in the event that you:
Healthcare Surrogate
A healthcare surrogate form is a signed, dated and witnessed document naming another person such as a husband, wife, son, daughter or close friend as your agent to make medical decisions for you if you become unable to make them yourself. You can include instructions about any treatment you want or wish to avoid. You may also name a second person to stand in if your first choice is not available.
Please call Risk Management with any questions: 321-841-5294
Download the Orlando Health Advanced Directives PDF
"On the Record" is a source where Orlando Health team members can get accurate,
fact-based information anytime/anywhere about their legal rights regarding unionization.
You also can learn more about National Nurses United/National Nurses Organizing Committee
(NNU/NNOC) and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and how unions may affect our team members,
work environment and patient care.


text:
New Labour Party leader David Shearer says he is up to the job of ousting John Key's National-led Government in three years.
Shearer has beaten David Cunliffe to the job, with Grant Robertson alongside him as deputy.
The Mount Albert MP has come from relative obscurity with less that one full term in Parliament, to take over the Labour reins from Phil Goff.
After today's caucus vote, Shearer said he is "a fresh face for Labour" and represents a "fresh start for New Zealand".
On Close Up, he said he can overturn Key.
"And that'll happen," he said.
"I mean I truly believe that I'm up to the job to do that. I believe that I've got a team, behind me that can do that job. And I think we've got the policies and the vision to be able to do it as well."
"We've got a big task ahead of us and we've got to reconnect with a whole bunch of New Zealanders that didn't see us as the party for them."
Asked if he will do that by sweeping the old guard off the front bench, he said: "We've got a mix of experience and freshness there and what I want to try and do is make a front bench that really looks new. It will be new. It'll be different, it'll be fresh and it'll take us forward in 2014."
Shearer said he will be judged in a year's time on how the party looks and the community's response to it.
"That the Labour Party looks different, it feels different,
people are invigorated. And people out there in the community are
saying 'you know, that David Shearer and the Labour Party, they
stand up for me because I'm out there working hard and these guys
look after people who work hard'."
The 34-member caucus chose him in a secret vote this morning after Labour's election drubbing saw Phil Goff and Annette King stand aside.
After the caucus vote was declared, Shearer said he was "humbled to be leader", and wants Labour to be known as "a party of ideas".
"We have lost our connection with hard-working, talented Kiwis - the kind of people who are working two jobs to pay the bills or slogging their guts out building a new business. Under my leadership, we will rebuild and reconnect."
He said his priority will be to get around the country and hear what Kiwis want from Labour and to rebuild the party."When I asked my colleagues for their confidence, I asked for a mandate for change. I think we need to listen much harder, I think we need to work harder and in a more unified way," Shearer said.
Unity the challenge
And ONE News political editor Guyon Espiner says unity will be the challenge because the triumph for Shearer means defeat for Cunliffe and his running mate Nanaia Mahuta.
"Of course there's an element of personal disappointment in part because I know that there have been many people who have supported what Nanaia and I have stood for here and you can't help feel that some way you have let them down," Cunliffe said.
Labour's Maori caucus backed the Cunliffe/Mahuta pairing and today the party got a coded warning from Mahuta about taking that vote for granted.
"I think the The Labour Party understands that we have to tread
carefully with our core vote which is our Maori and Pacific
constituencies," she said.
Meanwhile the new leader was trying to begin the healing process with a nod to the defeated duo.
"It's a testament to their conduct and also the conduct of Phil Goff and Annette King that we come out of this caucus meeting today more unified and more energised than we went in," Shearer said.
But how long will that unity last?
Espiner asked Cunliffe if this is his only shot at the leadership.
"Oh goodness me I have got a whole lot of summer barbeques and more than one or two cold beers ahead of me before I even approach that kind of question," Cunliffe replied.
When the question was repeated he said: "I am pledging complete and total support to the new leader of the Labour party. I have no leadership ambitions at this point."
Espiner says whether "at this point" becomes "never at all" will depend on how Shearer performs over the next 18 months.
'Massive risk'
Espiner says his sources tell him that about 22 of the 34 caucus votes went to Shearer. If that's the case it's a pretty significant victory for him, Espiner says.
He also says the result is a massive risk for the Labour Party. Shearer would be one of the most inexperienced MPs ever to take the leadership of a major party, having not even served a full term in Parliament, Espiner says.
In other decisions today, Chris Hipkins will be Labour's chief
whip with Darien Fenton chosen as junior whip.
Read more about David Shearer here


text:
Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted
Will & Jada Pinkett Smith to Celebrate Anniversary with a High-Five
Originally posted 06/10/2012 05:00PM
They said their "I dos" in a secret New Year's Eve ceremony in 1997. Come December, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith will celebrate 15 years as husband and wife.
"Fifteen years! It's amazing, isn't it?" Pinkett Smith told PEOPLE at the New York City premiere of Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted recently.
"I was just doing the Today show, and there was a couple there who was celebrating 59 years of marriage, and I thought to myself, '15 years ain't nothing, you know?' It's just the beginning. That's the way I look at it."
Cannes International Film Festival 2012
Ben Stiller, David Schwimmer Get Photo-Bombed in Cannes
Originally posted 05/17/2012 02:15PM
It was a reunion of old (and news) pals when Ben Stiller, Jada Pinkett, Chris Rock and David Schwimmer gathered for the photo call for Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted at the Carlton Hotel in Cannes.
"Schwim," Rock (who plays Marty the zebra) yelled when arriving at the same time as his Melman the giraffe costar. But it was Stiller who unknowingly doubled up on "Schwim" as his Alex the lion character photo-bombed the two as they made their way down the Croisette.
Top 5 Most Voted Stories
WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's Emotional Post-Split Vacation
Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick Break Up
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Are Married
Scott Disick Road to Breakup: 'He Was Drinking Too Much and Embarrassing' Kourtney Kardashian
The Bride – and Baby – Wore White! Inside Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher's Secret Garden Wedding Party
Top 10 News Categories
The most buzzed about stars this minute!
Treat Yourself! 4 Preview Issues
More On PEOPLE.com
Got a News Tip?
Send it to our People.com editors!
News Archive


text:
Diploma in Third Age Mission and Ministry
In an ageing population, effective and creative work with older people is becoming an urgent need of our time, and thoughtful reflection on the nature of Christian ministry with elderly people is especially needed. The Third Age Mission and Ministry diploma is a two-year part-time and distance learning undergraduate diploma directed at those working with older people whether through Church events, pastoral visitation, weekday clubs, care homes or social centres. The teaching is delivered through a mixture of lectures, seminars, workshops, group tutorials and individual learning.
As with the other three other diplomas we offer, students on the course will find it stretching and very affirming of the work they are doing, whether professionally or on a voluntary basis. This course provides unique training in work with older people, with the Cliff emphasis on mission and ministry. It aims to produce 'reflective practitioners', students who are rooted in ministry but have reflected biblically, theologically and culturally on the issues surrounding that ministry.
Using current experience with older people as the student placement, and assessed by assignments and a focused optional research project, the course covers the following areas (units):
- The Third Age Ministry Context: Biblical and Contemporary
- Third Age Culture: Issues Facing Older People
- The Third Age Worker: Personal and Professional Development
- Reaching Older People: Mission Theology
- Older People: Spirituality and Church
- Research Project (optional)
- Schools Mission and Ministry (optional)
Newly introduced in 2013-14 is the new optional teaching unit focussed on Schools Mission and Ministry, resourced by Cliff College and our partners Youth for Christ. This gives students involved in any Christian ministry in the primary and secondary education sector further skills and theological resources for that work. Students can opt for this unit, or the Research Project unit. More details on application.
The teaching is delivered through five individual residential teaching weeks (Mon–Fri) spread over the wo years (three in year 1, two in year 2), supported by supervised distance learning. In addition to the optional research project of 6,000 words which is delivered at the end of the course, a variety of assignments are set for completion between each teaching week.
This course, as with all our undergraduate courses, is validated by The University of Manchester and provides unique training in mission and ministry amongst older people. The Programme Leader is Ian White MA PGDip, who manages the part time vocational mission and ministry courses at Cliff College. Teaching is provided by members of the Cliff College teaching staff, plus a variety of experts in the field including input by our partners Methodist Homes for the Aged and the Outlook Trust. We are grateful to The Plough Publishing House for published materials donated to the course.
There is a limited number of places available per year on this popular course. If you are interested in applying, please download:
Or, should you wish it to be sent by mail, please contact the course administrator for an application form and prospectus.
Entry requirements for all Part Time HE Diploma courses
As a college within a long tradition of Christian faith and practice, many of the courses at the college involve students in the practical outworking of the Christian faith. This applies particularly to those undertaking courses in the BA in Mission and Ministry programme. Most units represent an academic exploration of Christian mission and ministry applied to work amongst children, young people, those in their third age, or within the creative arts. Some units involve working within Christian Churches and centre on the practice of Christian worship. Therefore, while candidates who do not profess Christian faith are not excluded from this course, all applicants should be aware of the overall context of the course and the college. Evidence of academic potential and ability to profit from study is essential. Potential is assessed through references and a face to face, telephone or Skype interview with the Programme Leader. As with all courses in the vocational programme, students will need to have contact time with their client group or target audience, normally for at least 50 hours per year.
Prospective students will either:
- have completed the Cliff College Certificate in Theology (validated by the University of Manchester at Level 4) within the last five years, or
- have completed equivalent courses of study (Level 4) within the last five years, or
- have significant experience in the relevant field and focus of the diploma course. Students will be required to complete and submit an APEL (Accredited Prior Experiential Learning) form in support of their application in this case. The complete year, i.e., a total of 120 credits at Level 4 can be achieved this way.
Most of the accommodation on the undergraduate and postgraduate part-time courses is focussed within the newly refurbished Broadbelt / Eagles building, using the William Davies lecture room as the teaching centre. The refurbished rooms (single, double and family sized) are all en-suite, are Wifi connected, contain a hospitality tray and towelling, and have their own TV. Larger rooms also have additional seating areas. The lounge coffee bar area is already being well used by students, and the roof terrace opens shortly. The William Davies lecture room is specifically designed with the latest academic technology, is well lit, and can seat up to 30 students. The lower floor of the building is wheelchair accessible for both accommodation and teaching.
For further information on any of our undergraduate courses, please contact the Academic Registrar (email@example.com / 01246 584202).


text:
Your source for the latest research news
Human Brain With a Map for Social Navigation
Visual Super Sense: Seeing Polarized Light
Quantum Teleportation? Spin-Entangled Electrons
Brains: Males Help Offspring Before Pregnancy?
Milk-Based Paint Used 49,000 Years Ago
Will the Universe End With a Big Rip?
Solitary Yeast Cells Say 'Hello' to One Another
More Blue-Eyed Alcoholics?
Repeated Courses of Antibiotics May Harm Kids
Origin and Evolution of Pneumonic Plague
Sustainability News
July 1, 2015
Biodegradable, Flexible Silicon Transistors
Earth's Daily Rotation Deep in Our Molecules
Climate Change: Threat to Human Health
Simple Water Splitting for Clean Energy
Latest Headlines
updated 1:18pm EDT
Car-Sharing Greens the City
June 29, 2015
Sharing your neighbor's car may be the most climate-friendly way of getting to work. One shared car can replace as many as 13 privately owned ...
read more
Natural Wilderness Areas Need Buffer Zones to Protect from Human Development
June 27, 2015
Despite heavy development, the United States still has millions of acres of pristine wild lands. Coveted for their beauty, these wilderness areas ...
read more
Optimizing Shale Gas Production from Well to Wire
June 25, 2015
A researcher has analyzed the life-cycle of the shale gas supply chain and operations and found that the process systems can be made more environmentally and economically ...
read more
Distributed Technique for Power 'Scheduling' Advances Smart Grid Concept
June 24, 2015
A new technique for 'scheduling' energy in electric grids has been developed. It moves away from centralized management by tapping into the distributed computing power of energy devices. The approach ...
read more
Biomanufacturing of CdS Quantum Dots
June 23, 2015
Engineers have demonstrated a bacterial method for the low-cost, environmentally friendly synthesis of aqueous soluble quantum dot nanocrystals at ...
read more
Strategic Investments in US Inland Waterways Should Focus on Maintaining Locks and Facilities, Report Urges
June 16, 2015
While the US inland waterways system covers a vast geographic area, its freight traffic is highly concentrated, and the system needs a sustainable ...
read more
Palm Oil Price Change Could Save Tigers, Other Species
June 15, 2015
Palm oil is widely used in food and cosmetics. But the conversion of forests to oil palm plantations has devastated many species, including tigers and elephants. A new study shows willingness among ...
read more
Current Mobile Contracts Damaging the Environment
June 6, 2015
Researchers analyzed studies on the lifespan of mobile devices, from manufacture, use and disposal to see what impact each stage had on the environment. Through their investigation, they concluded ...
read more
Cutting Toxic Waste: All Shook Up for Greener Chemistry
June 1, 2015
Solvent-free chemistry, more common in Europe and Asia, is gaining notice among American manufacturers due to environmental concerns and rising costs in reducing toxic waste. ...
read more
Food or Fuel? How About Both?
May 29, 2015
In the United States, federal mandates to produce more renewable fuels, especially biofuels, have led to a growing debate: Should fuel or food grow on arable land? Recent ...
read more
Car-Sharing Greens the City
Natural Wilderness Areas Need Buffer Zones
Well to Wire: Optimizing Shale Gas Production
Distributed Technique for Power 'Scheduling'
Biomanufacturing of Quantum Dots
US Inland Waterways: Fund Locks and Facilities
Palm Oil Price Change Could Save Tigers
Are Mobile Contracts Damaging the Environment?
All Shook Up for Greener Chemistry
Food or Fuel? How About Both?
Latest Videos
from news services
Hawaii Gov. Ige Is Fixed on 100 Percent Renewable Energy for His State
Broken Water Main Spreads More Water on Flood-Weary Texas Town
Moroccan Villagers Harvest Fog for Water Supply
Raw: Wildfire Rages in Calif. National Forest
more videos
More Sustainability News
July 1, 2015
Mapping Ocean Noise on a Round-the-World Sailing Trip
June 30, 2015
20,000 Sounds under the Sea is a project that aims to study ocean sounds. The Swiss ship Fleur de Passion will go around the world in four years with the aim of measuring human impact on oceans and ...
read more
Bioenergy in the Upper Rhine Area: Potential for Improvement
June 30, 2015
Scientists have analyzed the potentials of sustainable use of biomass on the Upper Rhine. The conclusion drawn by the researchers: Further increase in biomass production is limited, as this would ...
read more
Food for Thought: Use More Forages in Livestock Farming
June 29, 2015
Small-scale livestock farming in the tropics can become more intensive yet sustainable if more and better forage is used to feed the animals being reared. This could benefit farming endeavors in ...
read more
Red Gorgonian, Key Organism to Improve Marine Reserve Conservation and Management
June 29, 2015
Marine reserves are fundamental tools for the conservation of worldwide marine biodiversity. The analysis of both genetic and demographic structures of some habitat-forming species, for example the ...
read more
Straw-Insulated Houses Beat Petroleum-Based Alternatives
June 19, 2015
Scientists are planting the seeds of bio-insulated buildings by developing innovative insulation using sustainable ...
read more
Mould Unlocks New Route to Biofuels
June 17, 2015
An important discovery has been made that forms the basis for the development of new applications in biofuels and the sustainable manufacturing of chemicals. The research offers the possibility of ...
read more
New Methane Bioreactor Produces Environmentally Friendly Energy, Mitigates Climate Change
June 16, 2015
A new methane bioreactor boosts environmentally friendly energy to the markets. The reactor stores renewable energy and produces synthetic biomethane with good efficiency. The new technology can help ...
read more
It Takes a Village: Why Do Consumers Participate in Wind Energy Programs?
June 2, 2015
Why do people participate in programs that benefit the environment, even when there seems to be no direct personal benefit in taking part? More specifically, why would consumers pay good money for ...
read more
Thirteen Corporations Control Up to 40 Per Cent of World's Most Valuable Fisheries
May 28, 2015
Just thirteen corporations control 19-40% of the largest and most valuable stocks and 11-16 % of the global marine catch, according to new research. These "keystone" corporations of the global ...
read more
Innovative Components Pave Way for Cheaper Wind Energy
May 28, 2015
Wind turbines began cropping up across the landscapes of Spain and Germany in the 1990s'. These two countries have the highest wind energy production in the EU. But according to the Global Wind ...
read more
Protecting Food, Energy and Livelihoods in Punjab
May 27, 2015
Researchers are working with Punjabi farmers to test innovations that will reduce pressure on overused ...
read more
EU Biofuels Regime Failing to Meet Its Objectives Under Current Regulatory Framework, Experts Say
May 26, 2015
The European Union regulatory framework for biofuels has the potential to address its climate, energy and environmental objectives, but only if carefully tailored and effectively implemented. The ...
read more
Mapping Singapore's Urban Heat Island Phenomenon
May 26, 2015
Researchers in Singapore are developing a microclimatic modelling tool to prevent further deterioration of the country's urban heat island ...
read more
'Green-Mix' Concrete: An Environmentally Friendly Building Material
May 26, 2015
Scientists have developed an environment friendly version of building concrete called green-mix ...
read more
Enhancing Knowledge Crucial to Improving Energy-Saving Behaviors, Study Shows
May 22, 2015
Increasing public knowledge and understanding about energy issues is vital if improved energy-saving behaviors are to be encouraged among individuals and organizations, a study ...
read more
Serengeti Park Disappearing
May 21, 2015
A huge wildebeest herd migrates across the open, parched plains. Dust swirls up from the many hooves pounding the ground, and forms a haze over the landscape. The setting sun gives the scene a golden ...
read more
Rapid Action Necessary to Protect Malaysia's Sea Cows and Their Habitat
May 21, 2015
Malaysia aims to protect 10% of its marine environment by 2020. Less than 1%, however, is currently protected. This may have dire consequences for the country's endangered dugong population, ...
read more
Ecosystem Management That Ignores 'Taboo Tradeoffs' Is Likely to Fail
May 18, 2015
A new approach to the difficult tradeoffs that environmental managers face when choosing between environmental sustainability and profitability has been recommended by experts. The findings could ...
read more
US West's Power Grid Must Be Prepared for Impacts of Climate Change
May 18, 2015
Arizona State University researchers say in coming decades a changing climate will pose challenges to operations of power generation facilities, especially in the Western United States. They ...
read more
Scientists Discover Tiny Microbes With Potential to Cleanse Waterways
May 18, 2015
Microbial communities in urban waterways have the potential to play an important role in cleansing waterways and also act as raw water quality indicators, a seven-year study suggests. The study found ...
read more
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Mapping ocean noise on a round-the-world sailing trip
Bioenergy in the Upper Rhine area: Potential for improvement
Monday, June 29, 2015
Food for thought: Use more forages in livestock farming
Red gorgonian, key organism to improve marine reserve conservation and management
Friday, June 19, 2015
Straw-insulated houses beat petroleum-based alternatives
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Mould unlocks new route to biofuels
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
New methane bioreactor produces environmentally friendly energy, mitigates climate change
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
It takes a village: Why do consumers participate in wind energy programs?
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Thirteen corporations control up to 40 per cent of world's most valuable fisheries
Innovative components pave way for cheaper wind energy
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Protecting food, energy and livelihoods in Punjab
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
EU biofuels regime failing to meet its objectives under current regulatory framework, experts say
Mapping Singapore's urban heat island phenomenon
'Green-mix' concrete: An environmentally friendly building material
Friday, May 22, 2015
Enhancing knowledge crucial to improving energy-saving behaviors, study shows
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Serengeti Park disappearing
Rapid action necessary to protect Malaysia's sea cows and their habitat
Monday, May 18, 2015
Ecosystem management that ignores 'taboo tradeoffs' is likely to fail
US West's power grid must be prepared for impacts of climate change
Scientists discover tiny microbes with potential to cleanse waterways
Friday, May 15, 2015
Raising groundwater keeps valleys from sinking: Santa Clara Valley, Callifornia, USA
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Valuable Massachusetts ecosystems shrinking, doing more with less, study shows
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Shifting winds: An early warning for reduced energy
Monday, May 11, 2015
World population-food supply balance is becoming increasingly unstable
Research aims to restore riparian corridors and an iconic tree
Separating rare earth metals with UV light
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Model approach for sustainable phosphorus recovery from wastewater
First field-effect transistors on hybrid perovskites fabricated for first time
Better battery for storing solar energy?
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Substantial benefits for health, environment through realistic changes to UK diets
Geological foundations for smart cities: Comparing early Rome and Naples
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Quenching the thirst for clean, safe water
Ancient clam beaches not so natural, study shows
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Megacity metabolism: What cities are the worst energy hogs?
Monday, April 27, 2015
Combining ecology and human needs, researchers assess sustainability of Baja fisheries
Friday, April 24, 2015
Psychology of the appeal of being anti-GMO
How 'time is money' thinking can hurt the environment
Thursday, April 23, 2015
World Happiness Report 2015 ranks happiest countries
Are our fisheries laws working? Just ask about gag grouper
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Soy: It's good for eating, baking -- and cleaning up crude oil spills
Are gas hydrates a source of environmentally friendly energy?
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Making chemistry greener
Monday, April 20, 2015
'MyEarth' energy-tracking app encourages sustainable behaviors
As US assumes Arctic Council chairmanship, new report emphasizes cooperation over conflict
Bioasphalt: From microalgae to 'green roads? '
Thursday, April 16, 2015
New software analyses the effect of climate change on buildings from the cloud
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Perceptions of environmental damage improves over time, despite lack of real change
Monday, April 13, 2015
Warming seas pose habitat risk for fishy favorites
Burying the climate change problem
Tobacco plants may boost biofuel and biorefining industries
Friday, April 10, 2015
Scientists a step closer to developing renewable propane
Thursday, April 9, 2015
More food, low pollution effort gains traction
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
How unwanted CDs and DVDs could help cut carbon emissions
Monday, April 6, 2015
We can fix the Great Barrier Reef
How many organisms live in the sea?
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Algae from wastewater solves two problems: Biofuel and clean-up
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Current residential development research a poor foundation for sustainable development
Planet will only survive if we focus on sustainability, environmentalists say
Friday, March 27, 2015
Study takes aim at mitigating the human impact on the Central Valley, California
Greener industry if environmental authorities change strategy
Green roofs: Passive cooling for buildings
Two degree Celsius climate change target 'utterly inadequate', expert argues
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Agricultural waste could be used as biofuel
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Study maps development one U. S. county at a time
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Engineers develop new yeast strain to enhance biofuel and biochemical production
Monday, March 23, 2015
Population could outpace water by mid-century: Technological advances needed in coming decades to avoid water shortages
Mimicking nature's chemistry to solve global environmental problems
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Misuse of sustainability concept may lead to even more toxic chemical materials
Friday, March 20, 2015
Adapting to climate change will bring new environmental problems
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Hidden benefits of electric vehicles revealed
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Improving productivity of welding by reducing groove angle
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Green screen or smokescreen? Hollywood's messages about nature and the environment
Monday, March 16, 2015
Solar could meet California energy demand three to five times over
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Payments for ecosystem services? Here's the guidebook
Government corruption in South Africa contributes to overfishing, study finds
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Sea change for ocean resource management
Friday, March 6, 2015
Urine power to light camps in disaster zones
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Hidden hazards found in 'green' products
Protecting crops from radiation-contaminated soil
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Metabolic path to improved biofuel production
Experiments support conductivity claims for microbial nanowires
Traditional beliefs promote sustainability in West Africa
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Understanding electric car 'range anxiety' could be key to wider acceptance
Advancing solar power in Hawaii
Step change for screening could boost biofuels
UK cities including London not as 'smart' as global counterparts
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Embrace unknowns, opt for flexibility in environmental policies, experts say
'Ecosystem services' help assess ocean energy development
World's challenges demand science changes -- and fast, experts say
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Agricultural insecticides pose a global risk to surface water bodies, researchers find
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Novel pretreatment could cut biofuel costs by 30 percent or more
Monday, February 23, 2015
New catalyst to create chemical building blocks from biomass
Community-led marine reserve produces benefits for fisheries, conservation
Recycling of nutrients may be the key to saving Earth
World must achieve international water goals to preempt looming conflicts born of desperation
Friday, February 20, 2015
Draft report analyzes policy options for hydraulic fracturing in Michigan
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Climate change may dramatically reduce wheat production, study shows
Fighting decline of pollinators in Europe
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Cheap solar cells made from shrimp shells
Fearless birds and big city spiders: Is urbanization pushing Earth's evolution to a tipping point?
Load more stories
Top Science
Top Health
Top Physical/Tech
Top Environment
Top Society/Education
Health & Medicine
Mind & Brain
Living Well
Space & Time
Matter & Energy
Computers & Math
Plants & Animals
Earth & Climate
Business & Industry
Recycling and Waste
Renewable Energy
Earth Science
Education & Learning
Environmental Awareness
Environmental Issues
Acid Rain
Air Pollution
Air Quality
Drought Research
Environmental Policy
Global Warming
Hazardous Waste
Ice Ages
Oil Spills
Ozone Holes
Environmental Science
Coral Reefs
Energy and the Environment
Exotic Species
Natural Disasters
Geomagnetic Storms
Near-Earth Object Impacts
Severe Weather
Hurricanes and Cyclones
El Nino and La Nina
Snow and Avalanches
Fossils & Ruins
Science & Society
Business & Industry
Education & Learning
Strange & Offbeat
Subscribe for Free
Get ScienceDaily's
Sustainability News
, delivered daily via email or RSS:
Email newsletter
RSS feed
Most Popular
this week
Decreased Social Anxiety Among Young Adults Who Eat Fermented Foods
Island Rodents Take on Nightmarish Proportions
Chimps Are Sensitive to What Is Right and Wrong
Dinosaur Tracks Reconstructed
Single-Catalyst Water Splitter Produces Clean-Burning Hydrogen 24/7
'Hydrothermal Siphon' Drives Water Circulation Through Seafloor
Why June 30 Will Get an Extra Second
Earth's Daily Rotation Period Encoded in an Atomic-Level Protein Structure
Newly Found Ring of Teeth Uncovers What Common Ancestor of Molting Animals Looked Like
Iron: A Biological Element?
Why Parrots Are Great Vocal Imitators
Largest Freshwater Lake on Earth Was Reduced to Desert Dunes in Just a Few Hundred Years
Strange & Offbeat
Bow Ties and Cuttlefish: New Insight Into a Visual Super Sense
Scientists Program Solitary Yeast Cells to Say 'Hello' to One Another
Can Pollution Help Trees Fight Infection?
Key Element of Human Language Discovered in Bird Babble
July 4: Short-Term Spike in Particulate Matter in US
Biodegradable, Flexible Silicon Transistors
340 Undiscovered Meteorite Impact Sites on Earth, Geologists Calculate
Helium Leakage from Earth's Mantle in Los Angeles Basin
South Africans Used Milk-Based Paint 49,000 Years Ago
Spiky Monsters: New Species of 'Super-Armored' Worm
New Sesotho-Named Dinosaur from South Africa
Island Rodents Take on Nightmarish Proportions
Other News
Minor changes turned Black Death germ from mild to murderous
Dubai says plans world's first 3D printed office building
Spiky little sea 'monster' thrived a half billion years ago
Exclusive: U.S. should spurn Russia rocket engines despite SpaceX failure – McCain
Falcon rocket explosion leaves SpaceX launch schedule in tatters
Overuse of nursing home antibiotics may put all residents at risk
Liberia finds two Ebola cases weeks after being declared free of it
Half of U.S. women are overweight during pregnancy
Indoor tanning not limited to tanning salons
Novo Nordisk to end German sales of new insulin drug after price row
Field fires hamper French grain harvest as heatwave builds
Suez eyes China waste, Asia expansion with Chonqqing deal
Environmentally friendly green bonds' growth spurt pauses
French nuclear waste will triple after decommissioning: agency
China says retired officials can be punished for pollution
YouTube not liable on copyright, but needs to do more: German court
UK's Playtech expands online trading with Ava Trade buy
After wifi at the Taj, Modi revives campaign for 'digital' India
BMW manager: could imagine partnerships with IT firms
Sao Paulo city council takes first step to ban Uber
Toggle navigation
Home Page
Top Science News
Top Science Videos
Latest News
Latest Videos
Home Page
Top Science News
Top Science Videos
Latest News
Latest Videos
View all the latest
top news
top videos
in the health sciences,
or browse the topics below:
Health & Medicine
Alternative Medicine
Birth Control
Heart Disease
HIV and AIDS
Stem Cells
more topics
Mind & Brain
ADD and ADHD
more topics
Living Well
Sexual Health
Skin Care
Men's Health
Women's Health
Diet and Weight Loss
Healthy Aging
more topics
View all the latest
top news
top videos
in the physical sciences & technology,
or browse the topics below:
Matter & Energy
Fossil Fuels
Quantum Physics
Solar Energy
Wind Energy
more topics
Space & Time
Black Holes
Dark Matter
Extrasolar Planets
Solar System
Space Telescopes
more topics
Computers & Math
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Science
Quantum Computers
Video Games
Virtual Reality
more topics
View all the latest
top news
top videos
in the environmental sciences,
or browse the topics below:
Plants & Animals
Agriculture and Food
Endangered Animals
Genetically Modified
Microbes and More
New Species
more topics
Earth & Climate
Global Warming
Ozone Holes
more topics
Fossils & Ruins
Ancient Civilizations
Early Humans
Early Mammals
Lost Treasures
Origin of Life
more topics
View all the latest
top news
top videos
in the social sciences & education,
or browse the topics below:
Science & Society
Arts & Culture
Political Science
Privacy Issues
Public Health
Racial Disparity
World Development
more topics
Business & Industry
Biotechnology & Bioengineering
Computers & Internet
Energy & Resources
Medical Technology
more topics
Education & Learning
Animal Learning & Intelligence
Educational Psychology
Educational Technology
Infant & Preschool Learning
Learning Disorders
STEM Education
more topics
Top News
Top Videos
Human Quirks
Odd Creatures
Bizarre Things
Weird World
Full View


text: Home > Hennessy Expedition Asym Hammock **FREE HENNESEY SNAKESKINS** Click Image To Enlarge Hennessy Expedition Asym Hammock **FREE HENNESEY SNAKESKINS** (0 Reviews) Rate This Product $171.92 Item Is In Stock Add To Cart Add To Wishlists Item number: 371890 Free Shipping On Orders Over $45* Learn More 60 Day Return Policy Learn More Have A Question? Contact Us You May Also Enjoy GoPole The Bobber | GoPro Camera Accessory $29.99 Description Rolls up to 7"x10" and weighs just 2 lb. 12oz. Height Limit: up to 6'ft / up to 182.9cm Weight limit: 250 lbs / 115kg / 18 stone Next generation of our most popular model with all the key features including full velcro entrance seal, mesh pocket on ridgeline and webbing straps to protect the bark of trees. 9 feet long / 2.7 meter, 210 D nylon oxford bottom. 1.9 oz. PU coated rip-stop canopy. New asymmetrical shape and a 30% larger rainfly. All Hennessy Hammocks include attached mosquito netting, detachable rain fly, support ropes, tree huggers to protect the of the bark of trees, and stuff sack with set up Instructions on back. Customer Reviews Be the first one to review this product!(requires login)