text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
Proposed roundabouts on Trinity Drive have stirred debate and controversy recently.
In an effort to collect people's thoughts about the proposed changes along this main artery, Los Alamos County hosted a walking tour Thursday afternoon.
Thirty-nine people participated in the walk, which started at the Justice Center, traveled down to the Shell gas station to the Oppenheimer and Trinity intersection before turning to head up to Ashley Pond. The tour ended where it began at the Justice Center.
County Council Chair Sharon Stover recommended hosting the tour. She said she had questions about the proposed changes and she wanted to get a better understanding of the issues surrounding Trinity Drive.
The New Mexico attorney general has issued an opinion regarding the hotly contested question of whether the county charter may legally require certain capital projects receive prior voter approval.
"Los Alamos County, which has adopted a home rule charter, may legally require the approval of county voters before the county proceeds with a capital project," said Attorney General Gary King in a letter to Interim County Administrator Randy Autio Wednesday.
SHABQADAR, Pakistan (AP) — A pair of suicide bombers attacked recruits leaving a paramilitary training center in Pakistan on Friday, killing 80 people in the first retaliation for the killing of Osama bin Laden by American commandos. The Taliban claimed responsibility, blaming the Pakistani military for failing to stop the U.S. raid.
The blasts in the northwest were a reminder of the savagery of al-Qaida-linked militants in Pakistan. They occurred even as the country faces international suspicion that elements within its security forces may have been harboring bin Laden, who was killed last week in a raid in Abbottabad, about a three hours' drive from the scene of the bombing.
Recommendations to improve Los Alamos County's commercial building permitting process were presented to the council during Tuesday's work session.
The permit procedure for something as simple as a sign to the complexities of building construction has come under fire from the business community in recent years, and has come to be viewed as a black eye for Los Alamos in relation to its overall demeanor in terms of being "business friendly."
U.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman says the National Park Service is the agency best suited to handle long-term management of the Valles Caldera National Preserve in northern New Mexico.
The New Mexico Democrat made the comment Wednesday after a committee hearing on legislation that directs the agency to take over management of the preserve in a way that protects the area's natural and cultural resources.
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Lt. Gov. John Sanchez is recovering from surgery to remove his gall bladder.
A spokesman for Sanchez said Thursday the elective surgery was performed Monday at an Albuquerque hospital and the lieutenant governor was sent home the next day. He's been working at home and plans to return to his office next week.
Spokesman Mark Van Dyke said the lieutenant governor experienced pain in his abdomen Sunday night. It was decided that his gall bladder should be removed because it could cause more problems in the future.
Sanchez, 48, was elected in November. He was the Republican gubernatorial nominee in 2002, but lost to Democrat Bill Richardson in the general election.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A House panel voted Wednesday to limit President Barack Obama's authority to reduce the nation's nuclear arsenal and implement a U.S.-Russia arms control treaty overwhelmingly approved by the Senate last December.
Over the objections of the Defense Department and Democrats, the House Armed Services Committee approved a series of amendments directly related to the commander in chief's ability to make nuclear weapons reductions.
Lunch with a leader
Lunch with a Leader, featuring Acting County Administrator Randy Autio, will be at 11:45 a.m. Thursday at Central Avenue Grill. To reserve a spot, call Karyl Ann Armbruster at 661-6605.
Brown bag concert
The Albuquerque and Four Corners Pipes and Drums will perform a Brown Bag concert at 12:05 p.m. Friday at Fuller Lodge
Bear Aware
Los Alamos Master Gardeners present "Bear Aware," at 7 p.m. Thursday at Fuller Lodge. The talk will focus on the basics of co-existing with bears in a rural environment.
DPU meeting
The Board of Utilities will have a special meeting at 11:45 a.m. Thursday at 133 Central Park Square.
Through May 27 at Mesa Public Library, the community can visit the Los Alamos Historical Society's exhibit "Stephen Stoddard in World War II: One Soldier's Story" at Mesa Public Library. The exhibit depicts the war time experiences of WWII veteran Steve Stoddard of Los Alamos.
He and Hedy Dunn of the Los Alamos Historical Society created the exhibit and Stoddard spoke of his war years during a presentation Tuesday night at Fuller Lodge.
Stoddard is probably known to most residents as a retired colleague from Los Alamos National Laboratory, former state senator, supporter of the Valles Caldera National Preserve, former Army reservist and officer and a perfect gentlemen and esteemed supporter of Los Alamos and New Mexico.
Copyright © 2015
The Los Alamos Monitor is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Los Alamos County and Los Alamos, NM, and the surrounding area.


text:
Mandatory Newsletter
Get a weekly dose of MANDATORY by signing up for our newsletter.
We've got dad covered.
Because no one wants to sob in a pool of their own sweat.
Drunks and drones don't go well together.
Why ever see the light of day again?
'You'll shoot your eye out' is an understatement.
You're still gonna buy it.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Quiet residential driveway which is situated 3-4 minutes off the A1
- local bus services into centre of Newcastle (stagecoach 10/11 service)
- Fawdon Metro station within 5 minute which takes 9 minutes to Newcastle Airport, 12 Minutes to Haymarket
- parking space is situated at front of propery, directly in front of living room window and under main bedroom window
- residents are student and a full time worker who works from home the majority of the time and there is generally someone in the property.
- near Newcastle Racecourse ( approximately 2.5 miles)
- golf courses near by (Newcastle Utd, Cirty of Newcastle, Gosforth Golf Club)
- perfect for matchday parking for Newcastle United FC games, take the hassle out of parking.
- for those that like to walk into city centre, takes approximately 40-50 minutes and takes you across the Town Moor which is peaceful in the morning.
- for those that may wish to bring their bike with them, it takes approximately 12-15 minutes (this is my method of local commute when I have to go into the office)
- Street lighting means no dark spots
Prices easily beat any of the airport car parks, feel free to check their prices.Our prices are about 50% less, with the convenience of Fawdon Metro down the road or a taxi which would cost you £6-8 from our address.
Any questions feel free to ask.
David D
Member Since
17 Jul '11
David D's verifications
Phone Number Verified
Receiving text messages
Other Parking Spaces
Private driveway on Winton Way, NE3
£3.80 per dayBook instantly
Private driveway on Englefield Close, NE3
£3.80 per dayBook instantly
Multi level parking lot on Regent Centre, NE3
from £50.00Book instantly
Private driveway on Cowdray Court, NE3
£5.00 per dayBook instantly
Private driveway on Esher Court, NE3
£3.10 per dayBook instantly
Private driveway on Craigmillar Close, NE5
£5.60 per dayBook instantly


text:
Ten .XYZ Portfolio Sites To Help Inspire Yours
There are plenty of reasons why it makes sense to have a personal website. If you're a designer, photographer, or freelancer of any kind, you need a place to show off your work and allow people to contact you. If you're on the job market, you want a place to publicize your resume and portfolio….
Sale: Get $10 in Instant Savings When You Add Hover Email
You can now save big on your purchase at Hover when you add email to any domain name. For every Big or Small Mailbox you add to your cart, you get up to $10 in Instant Savings. Your savings will appear in the shopping cart and apply to your final order. So if you've been thinking…
Enter the .COM Contest & Win Up to $35,000 from Verisign
UPDATE: Thanks to all who entered but this contest is now closed. Here's a funny story that happened with one of our entrants to cheer you up! In celebration of .COM's big 30th birthday, Verisign (the registry responsible for .COM), is giving away $35,000. And you could totally win it. Here's how it works: To…
3 Ways to Use Your New .LINK Domain Name
.LINK domains are a little different from many of the other new domain extensions. While most of the new TLDs are descriptive and have meaning built right in, .LINK is completely generic and non-specific. Descriptive TLDs can be great because they're keyword-rich and represent what your website is all about. For example, artists can showcase…
Top .XYZ Websites in the Wild
Since .XYZ launched just seven short months ago, it's become one of the most popular new domain extensions at Hover. We see tons of great .XYZ domain names being snapped up every day, and because we have some of the most creative customers in the world, we know they're being transformed into equally great websites….


text:
Multi-award-winning author Eve Bunting, who has written more than 200 books for preschoolers, school-age children, and young adults, will be the San Francisco Public Library's special guest speaker at the 17th annual Effie Lee Morris Lecture. Her theme will be "Picture Books That Can't Be Written: Social Issues in Children's Literature." Bunting's career spans four decades and a wealth of styles, subjects, and genres. Among her many notable titles are: Fly Away Home, One Green Apple, and Smoky Night, which received the Caldecott Medal for its illustrations by David Diaz. There will be a book sale by Readers Books. Supported by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library and the local chapter of the Women's National Book Association.
Próximos Eventos
- First Lady Florence Harding
- Miércoles 8 de Julio de 2015Merced, Merced: Área Principal
- Mashi
- Jueves 9 de Julio de 2015Biblioteca Central, Auditorio Koret
- Sundays with Science
- Domingo 12 de Julio de 2015Biblioteca Central, Sala Latino/Hispana A & B
*Patrocinado por los Amigos de la Biblioteca Pública de San Francisco.


text:
"Fun environment, but very pushy "
- Work/Life Balance
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
- Senior Management
I have been working at Teavana part-time (Less than a year)
Free tea on the job
Nice management (or at least some of them)
Nice co-workers
The job is sales-based so you are forced to get tea sales or else. I can understand working around making as much money as possible but what killed me is that employees must bring in an average of $100 per hour of work (that pissed me off)! You're not guaranteed a sale from customers even when you push them to the brink. It feels like you play the customers as stupid and they see right through your tactics a lot of the times. Just make sure you're a persuasive person.
Advice to Management
Plleeease remove the employee quota and life will be so much easier for us employees!
- Any Location
- Any Job Title
- Any Status
Helpful (4)
"Working for experience, not for satisfaction "
- Work/Life Balance
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
- Senior Management
I have been working at Teavana full-time (More than 3 years)Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookDoesn't RecommendNeutral Outlook
Free tea on the job, wonderful coworkers, opportunities for advancement, amazing and loyal customers when leadership has the wherewithal to balance aggressive sales goals with good old fashioned customer service, great place for someone with little management experience to learn the ropes. Let me stress that I run one of the top performing stores in this company, and have never missed my bonus. As a GM, I make what I consider to be excellent money.
Terrible communication from home office, little accolades for jobs well done (especially from home office to store management.) Upper level promotion to favorites, not by experience and/or ability. Many promotions granted with no publication of job openings. New payroll system over-calculates payroll used, making it necessary to waste time calculating hours to ensure bonus. Overworked area managers incapable of properly communicating and developing general managers. Growth too fast without proper infrastructure to support existing stores. Incompetent upper management leaves anyone with true talent and drive exceedingly frustrated. Pay for GMs keeps getting lower and lower (sometimes as low as 32K with little opportunity to bonus due to poor store placement in markets that are not capable of supporting this type of luxury item.) Teavana will promote anyone who is a driven top seller, but does little to prepare these people for actual management, causing many inconsistencies across the board.
Advice to Management
This is a sales driven job. Congratulate, celebrate and recognize your top performers - sending out the top 40 sellers sporadically isn't enough. Be consistent. It has been over a month since a "Tea Scoop" (weekly newsletter with job openings, news and accolades) has been sent. Communicate more often. Running out of tea during the Starbucks acquisition was possibly the most frustrating and scary thing that has occurred during my tenure, but no communication was passed along. Focus WAY more on the customer and sales will increase without having to stress sales goals as your prime focus. Instead of sending everyone to training in Atlanta, send trainers to specific areas and host smaller and more specific sales seminars. Use conference calls for training, not just numbers review. Value your employees. Encourage work life balance.
Helpful (1)
"Extremely toxic environment "
- Work/Life Balance
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
- Senior Management
I have been working at Teavana part-time (More than a year)Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookNo opinion of CEODoesn't RecommendNegative OutlookNo opinion of CEO
Free tea on the job
You meet many nice customers
Making friends with other mall employees
Playing around with the tea and creating new blends anyone can love
Having to constantly sell or your hours are cut in half
Toxic environment, stress will cause you to want to commit suicide
No consistent hours
Extremely low pay
Favoritism towards employees
Lying to customers
They do not care for your mental health
You are expendable, they will get rid of you if they can
Advice to Management
Calm down
Actually teach your employees in a healthy manner instead of strangling them to the point where one of them is contemplating suicide
Mental health is more important than the pushy sales goals
Lying is wrong


text:
Hi everyone,
To sumarize, I was on location a few days ago to discover that the exposure button was broken of my pentax 6x7.
To bad, luckily I had a other broken body for spareparts, so I switched the broken parts with the working ones. I did this very carefully by the way, assisted by a guy that knows what he's doing when it comes to technical stuff.
After my little operation the pentax indeed worked again.
The new issue is that the counter does not move anymore. Film is 'walking' correctly, all seems fine except for that one thing.
We looked very concentrated but could not find the cause of this defect.
I was hoping someone around here knows a little about these camera's and can give me a hint on were to look. What could be wrong???????
thanks in advance, kind regards ~sam


text:
Personal Statement Coach & Author
The Books
Person Centred Counselling
Writing Coaching
Health Mentoring
Reiki Healing
I am a person centred Counsellor and Expressive Artist, Writing Coach and Author.
With early plans to be a primary school teacher, ill-health got in the way and I suffered with M.E (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) for the first half of my twenties. After making a full recovery by the time I was 29, I carried on playing catch up.
In getting better, I was drawn to the complementary health field because I had experienced pretty much all of it and I embarked on my counselling training and an honours degree in Health, followed by a 16+ teaching qualification. I then went on to work as a Lecturer, Counsellor, Coach and Healer. With over 18 years experience I have worked in college/university environments as well as therapeutic settings. I have integrated all my experiences into coaching, counselling, creativity, writing, art and healing.
In April 2011, my first book was published:
Writing a UCAS Personal Statement in Seven Easy Steps
and in July 2012, my second book was released:
Creating Your First Ever CV in Seven Easy Steps
. I am an external marker for the World of Work Programme at Liverpool John Moores University, where I critique and mark personal statements from Home and International students and I also support students through the university application process writing their personal statement, mentoring individuals who want to create their first ever CV and guiding people to find the right career path, using the skill set that they have.
Get in touch!
Visit JULES DOLLY ART
The official stuff
I have a 2.1 honours degree in Health from Liverpool John Moores University. A City & Guilds 7307 Further Education Teacher's Certificate, Diploma in Counselling and NLP practitioner certification as well as being a Reiki Master. I am currently writing my third book, which I hope, will help others to "Heal with M.E".
All Content & Images © Julia Dolowicz Website Designed by Julia Dolowicz 2010-2015


text:
Migrating away from a videotape-based workflow, regional cable network New England Cable News (NECN) has chosen the Volicon Observer Enterprise to monitor and record its two HD channels.
Greg M. Roehr, chief engineer at NECN, said that compared to the time it once took to create off-air tape dubs for different personnel who then had to search through the tapes to find the materials they needed, the Observer Enterprise is helping them save up to three person days a month. The staff is even thinking up new and different ways to use the recorded video — projects that would have been too time-consuming with their old system.
The Observer Enterprise is a digital video logging and monitoring solution that offers an enterprise-grade automated record-and-search capability for a wide range of compliance, media monitoring, quality management and content verification capabilities. The system continuously records and creates a log of all aired content over NECN's two HD channels that can be easily searched by any user in the operation using either the Observer's streamlined multiplatform, Microsoft Silverlight-based interface or the system's traditional Observer Enterprise-level interface.
For advertising verification, the NECN traffic department uses Observer Enterprise to quickly search for and access clips of aired video that demonstrate that a particular commercial aired as contracted, as well as to verify the presence of paid graphical elements within the broadcast's lower third bug, in which contracts specify a certain number of appearances per hour. Previously, this function required a traffic manager to sit in front of a slow-scan VHS tape system to manually watch a program and tally the number of times the graphic appeared during the course of an hour. Now, with the Observer, the manager can simply retrieve an hour of programming and e-mail the client an embedded HTML link to the aired clip for verification, saving time and boosting compliance with contracts.
An Inside Look at Four Virtual Reality Start-Ups
What Moves the Social TV Needle?
Mark Kudsi Directs 'Art of Patron Virtual Reality Experience'
BT Renews Intelsat Deal
Top Twitter TV Shows for 2014-15 Season Unveiled
comScore Introduces MobiLens Plus
North Korean Propoganda Art Inspires the Credits of 'The Interview'
Imaginary Forces Creates Kaleidoscopic Titles for 'Bosch'
Filmmaker Embraces Short Documentary Format with Oscar-Nominated 'Crisis Hotline'
North Metro Television Goes Wireless with Comrex LiveShot
Spectra Logic and HauteSpot Networks Introduce Body-Worn Camera Video Surveillance Solution
Huge Ultra HD Display Lights Up Times Square


text:
Moneyville is not available
Moneyville.ca® is no longer available. The content has moved to our personal finance section.
After two and half years, Moneyville® has a new life as the personal finance section of the Toronto Star.
You'll still find the stories in the Star on Mondays and online throughout the week with bloggers and contributors including personal finance columnist Ellen Roseman, Gordon Pape on investing and Mark Weisleder on real estate. We're adding two long-time contributing columnists, Rudy Luukko on mutual funds and Bill Carrigan on technical investing.
Stories will continue to help readers become better savers and smarter spenders as they juggle competing household priorities. So come on over and take a look http://www.thestar.com/business/personal_finance.html
Top News
- Updated Greek referendum: Interior ministry predicts 'no' vote will win in tight race
- City's 311 hotline faces a new challenge: suicide calls
- Photos Practical back alley or cottage dock? Waterfront debate splits Toronto
- He wouldn't go to his room, so they called the police: Life in care
- 3D printed cars move closer to production
- Chinese stock market goes into free fall; forces $19B fund
- Where life is like a dystopian novel: spies, slavelike conditions, rape
- Royal family gathers for Princess Charlotte's christening
commercial promo
Most Popular
Toronto group homes turning outbursts from kids into matters for police
Two women kicked off plane at Pearson after refusal to muzzle guide dogs
One dead, three in life-threatening condition after vehicle plummets 15 feet


text:
Narrow your search
Technically Incorrect: In a Facebook Q&A, Mark Zuckerberg's intellect is tested by one of the world's great minds.
The venerable comic book maker has inspired movies, television shows and video games. Now, for the first time, the trend is working in reverse.
The loudest protest so far against smartphone-era car services involves burning tires, blocked traffic, riot police and an assault on a celebrity taking an Uber ride from the airport.
The latest update for iTunes brings it in line with iOS 8.4, adding Apple Music and Beats radio to Apple's media app.
CNET's Marguerite Reardon explains to an AT&T unlimited-data customer what the FCC's historic fine against the company for misleading customers really means.
Review: Arnie did say he'd be back -- but he's the best thing in this disappointing remix of the 1984 classic.
CNET highlights eight impressive smartphones that showed outstanding battery life in our labs' performance tests.
Commentary: A slow rail journey from Albuquerque to New York City gives Crave writer Amanda Kooser plenty of time to contemplate how trains fit into a world where so many people prize velocity.
Artist Laura Cooper reimagines "Jurassic World" velociraptors as lovely ladies looking for adventure -- and most likely a human snack. Fairy godmothers and princes have their work cut out.
Days after violent cabbie protests in France, tension between the ride-hailing service and the authorities continues to grow.


text:
- 3 months ago by Erin Kelly
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
According to new research, our mood may not dictate our drinking habits so much as our cash flow. More
According to new research, our mood may not dictate our drinking habits so much as our cash flow. More
After a recent (and life-changing) Sunday Funday hangover, I was inspired to embark on a new adventure—one that would involve not drinking for an entire week. While this seems like the easiest thing in the world, as a twenty-something living and working in New York City, I probably would have had a better shot at scaling Everest. More
If you're anything like me, you reward a particularly intense workout with a beer. Or several. As it turns out, wanting to knock back a few drinks after the gym is a pretty common habit. More
Everyone knows a cocktail will loosen you up enough to sing karaoke at the bar, but these menswear stores hope a drink will take the edge off enough to make serious bank. More
There are beer tastings, gardens, festivals and whatnot happening all over this beer loving planet of ours all the time, but none of them are quite like Good Beer Wheaty festival being held at a South Australian pub this weekend. On Thursday, … More
High-fives for the dude who broke a world record so stupid that you didn't even know it existed. More
"Liquid booze is such a hassle" said no one ever. More
There's a bus that will take out out of your own personal hangover hell. More
Say "Sauvignon Blanc" like you mean it. More
Four Loko died as it lived: grossly. More
Also, no dancing! More
Bang a guy who drinks wine if you're trying to get pregnant. More
It's tonight! Are you ready? I don't think you're ready. It's like there's Christmas magic in everyone's eyes, only it's not Christmas and instead of presents and cheer, there will be Swarovski crystal encrusted boobs and Swarovski crystal encrusted wings. … More
Self control isn't even a thing on Thanksgiving. More


text: Little Saigon has pretty decent pho for a town like Las Vegas. And pho is Vietnamese. If you're going to go to a Vietnamese restaurant and order something that is not their specialty, you will likely be disappointed (common sense). Usually I'll order the beef and rice vermicelli bowl and then... read more


text:
Back to album
Uploaded by A former member on Jan 26, 2013
About us…
I'd like to see a group of classic rock enthusiasts head out to local clubs to see some great live music! If you love the classic bands like Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Eagles, Heart, John Cougar, ZZ Top, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Ratt, Guns N Roses, etc. come join me to go support some local bands & have a great time! Hope to see you soon!
If you would like to help organize events, let me know! I'm looking for assistant organizers!!!
Coupons at our events! 5500 Greenville @ Lovers. new & used CDs & DVDS
Contact them for free wine tasting parties & discounts on wine.
5,058 Outdoor Enthusiasts
870 Travel & Sailing Enthusiasts
1,715 Members
4,012 Friends
2,461 Outdoor Enthusiasts
1,326 Ballroom Dancers
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
The 72-year-old is still finding time to serve as an ambassador for a cause close to his heart, Helping a Hero.
Taylor Makes Red Cross Promise
Taylor Swift has announced that any winnings from the 2009 CMT Music Awards, June 16, will be donated to the American Red Cross.
As part of the awards show, which honors the year's top music videos as voted on by fans, CMT is donating $2,500 to the winner of each category's charity of choice. Taylor is nominated in several categories, including Video of the Year for "Love Story," and she has indicated that if she wins an award, her donation will be made to the American Red Cross. The 2009 CMT Music Awards airs June 16 from the Sommet Center in Nashville at 8 p.m. ET on CMT. Voting is now underway at cmt.com.
More News
Scotty steps up to the plate as we celebrate America's Pastime.
Couple tied the knot on June 28.
"Trisha Yearwood: The Song Remembers When" opens to the public July 3.
Song will also appear in commercials for Greater Texas Ford Dealerships during July.
Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Brad Paisley and Others Bring Country to New York at FarmBorough Festival
Country music is alive and well in NYC.


text:
Pronunciation: kujichagulia
Added on: 2008-12-30 Listened: 991 timesin: Add categories to kujichagulia
Pronunciation in Swahili [sw]
- Pronunciation by mahogany_hues (Female from United Kingdom)
0 votes
- Pronunciation by vinnyd (Male from United States)
0 votes
Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce kujichagulia in Swahili
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: Mwiko
Not satisfied?
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text: on Mar 19, 2013 @ 8:30 PMMar 19, 2013 @ 8:30 PM PublishedLampard fired by Tinkerman switch, says HollinsBy Tony JimenezLONDON (Reuters) - Former Chelsea manager Claudio Ranieri must take a lot of credit for Frank Lampard reaching the 200-goal milestone for the club, according to former Stamford Bridge great John Hollins.Italian Ranieri, now Monaco coach and who was dubbed 'The Tinkerman' for his habit of chopping and changing the team at Chelsea, bought midfielder Lampard from West Ham United for an eye-popping fee of 11 million pounds ($16.63 million) in 2001.Lampard spent much of his debut season on the right of a four-man midfield and the majority of fans were sceptical of the new boy's value to the team.But Ranieri moved him to the middle in his second campaign and that switch kick-started his career."Frank told him, 'look I don't want to be substituted and I don't want to be rested unless I'm injured'," Hollins told Reuters in an interview."Full credit to Ranieri. He listened to that and ... in his second season Frank came into his own in the centre of midfield."Hollins, a lung-busting, goal-scoring midfielder in the Lampard mould, chalked up 592 appearances in two spells at Stamford Bridge between 1963 and 1984.That was the third highest total at the club, behind Ron Harris and Peter Bonetti, until Lampard overtook him this season."Frank has that uncanny knack of being a great passer of the ball and also being able to get in the penalty box to score goals," said the 66-year-old Hollins."In the modern game players are rested, changed and swapped about - no one gets any consistency. But Frank rarely gets injured and he has got better and better over the years."He's got a great engine - all he needs is a battery charge now and again. When he gets a knock he doesn't need a rest, he just shrugs it off and keeps going," added Hollins."I think he will go down as a Chelsea legend in that he dedicated his fitness and everything else to his job."STRANGELY RELUCTANTLampard's 12-year spell at the club looks like drawing to a close because his contract expires at the end of the season and Chelsea seem strangely reluctant to offer him a new deal."I think he'll be irreplaceable when he goes," added Hollins who played in the team that won the 1970 FA Cup and the European Cup Winners' Cup a year later."He sees the game better than others. He will go up front at the right time but he is also aware of what he has to do at the back."He has 'The Full Monty' in terms of his ability to play, the ability to see, the ability to shoot and the ability to take free kicks - he's the complete package," added Hollins."All the managers who have come and gone at Chelsea down the years, they all wanted him in the team. That is a rubber-stamp that they didn't have to worry about Frank although they may have had to worry about some of the other players."Lampard, who has also won 94 England caps and is in the squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Montenegro, is two goals short of Bobby Tambling's record of 202 Chelsea goals following his strike in the 2-0 win over West Ham on Sunday."He'll break the record and at the end of the season I think he may say, 'I've done my bit now, I've done everything, maybe I can do another one or two years somewhere else'," said Hollins."He doesn't need to move for the money, he just needs driving and pushing and he just wants to play."Frank has also proved himself with England so perhaps now he'll want to go somewhere else where he can be the focal point for the last one or two years of his football career."($1 = 0.6615 British pounds)(Editing by Ed Osmond)


text:
By bringing Shaw to Indiana, it was an opportunity to repay a debt from six years earlier when Vogel was looking for an opportunity after the Philadelphia 76ers made changes to their coaching staff. Shaw was with the Lakers when he got a call from longtime friend Lester Conner, who was an assistant with Vogel in Philadelphia. Conner asked Shaw if the Lakers could use Vogel as an advance scout on the East Coast. "Sight unseen, just off of Lester's word, I went to (Lakers general manager) Mitch Kupchak and (coach) Phil Jackson and said, 'Can we think about hiring this guy?' For $200 a game, he scouted all our East Coast opponents. That kept him involved, kept his name out there and so he always reminds me, 'You threw me a lifeline and I threw you one.' It worked out well."
Lester Conner Rumors
The Atlanta Hawks announced today that Head Coach Larry Drew has added Kenny Atkinson to his staff as Assistant Coach/Player Development, and Bob Weiss as Assistant Coach/Consultant. They join Assistant Coaches Lester Conner and Bob Bender, and Player Development Instructor Nick Van Exel on the Hawks' bench. In addition, Rick Sund has been named Senior Advisor, Basketball Operations, and Jeff Watkinson as Atlanta's Strength and Conditioning Coach.
Lang Greene: Atlanta #Hawks team official has confirmed assistant coach Lester Conner will coach the squad's summer league team in Las Vegas next week.
Lester Conner landed on his feet pretty well after not having his contract renewed by O'Brien last month. Conner is expected to sign a three-year contract to be coach Larry Drew's lead assistant down in Atlanta. Conner will coach Atlanta's summer league team in Vegas. Here's a text message I got from somebody in the league about Conner. "(He) moved up in the standings by about 15 games."


text:
Ya I agree, please forgive my fellow Bruin BN. He is actually very nervous and scared of Ben Howland ending up at USC.He knows that Howland is ten times the coach Mark Gottfried is. My fellow Bruin is acting out of fear.....Go Bruins!<quoted text>
Come on. I'd expect something this dumb from BFL, but you?!
We've never been much of anything in basketball. Competitive sometimes, but dominant? Very rarely.
I know the Galens were expecting more when they wrote that $33M check. But thus far, we haven't delivered.
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Neuheisel says Prince will remain No. 1 QB
There are 29826 comments on the Whittier Daily News story from Sep 13, 2010, titled UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Neuheisel says Prince will remain No. 1 QB. In it, Whittier Daily News reports that:One day after telling reporters on a conference call that he planned to put the quarterback position back up for grabs, UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel said sophomore Kevin Prince will start against Houston on Saturday at the Rose Bowl.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Whittier Daily News.
#19293 Mar 25, 2013
"We OWN L.A. Football"
Since: Nov 10
#19294 Mar 25, 2013
These responses fare for the Stalker Bigot Troll my friend, the closet Bruin
"We OWN L.A. Football"
Since: Nov 10
#19295 Mar 25, 2013
BTW I have been calling for BH's arse for three years now, Thank god he's gone, nice man, but lost touch with the players, RN was his downfall.
#19296 Mar 25, 2013
Ditto. To say that the "mighty Trojans have fallen" (in basketball) is something I'd expect from your moronic fan.
#19297 Mar 25, 2013
We aren't exactly going to be able to steal a coach from Duke, NC, Gonzaga or Georgetown.
"We OWN L.A. Football"
Since: Nov 10
#19298 Mar 25, 2013
excellent analysis
#19299 Mar 25, 2013
Oh Dear after reading his first line it is decided that our once exhalted leader BN is nothing but a troll...Go Bruins!
#19300 Mar 25, 2013
Ya I agree and neither can my Bruins;(...We can't even steal one from Oregon or San Diego State.....Go Bruins!
#19301 Mar 25, 2013
Ya I agree....One question fellow Bruin. How come our mighty BB program has never hired a big name coach?
#19302 Mar 25, 2013
Ya I agree...Go Bruins?
#19303 Mar 25, 2013
Ya I agree, I would love to get him in the back seat of the Bruin Blue 66 Chevelle....Go Bruins!
#19304 Mar 25, 2013
I wonder what the odds are Ben Howland ends up at USC?
#19306 Mar 26, 2013
Ya I agree. It's because of our delusional fan base and alums. Were caught in a time warp, we have only 1 title in 38 years since ol Wooden was forced to retire and he didnt win until Sam Gilbert showed up. Wooden had worse years than Howland and kept his job. No big time college coach wants to coach here, they have all turned the job down.
That plus all the times Rob and I show up to midnight madness wearing only a tutu.....Go Bruins!
#19307 Mar 26, 2013
Oh yeah!!! I'll show you delusional BN, mano a mano tough guy, my Bruins will sign Maxwell Smart and he will lead us to 10 more NCAA titles! I'm so glad the Gophers beat us by 20 it was the best thing to happen to my Bruins since Wooden was hired. I'm sooooo excited about my Bruins...I can't wait.....Get Smart....Go Bruins!
#19308 Mar 26, 2013
Tevin McDonald dismissed from the team for violating team rules. The suspension is stemming from his original violation dating back to December 2012 when he was suspended for the Holiday Bowl. He was arguebly our leader on defense, hate to see this happen...but I have to admire UCLA's strong stance on the use of drugs by the athletes...I wonder how many schools would dismiss their starting Safety of two years, on a team that has such high expectations for the upcoming season?
#19309 Mar 26, 2013
At a school where they have banned even outdoor use of (LEGAL) tobacco, the idiot is admiring them for taking a strong stance on illegal drugs. What a moron. LOL!!
But if it were USC, he'd find fault with it! ROTFLMAO!!
#19310 Mar 26, 2013
Deja a mi entrenador en paz! Usted pepino tragar maricon
"USC=Greatest team of BCS era!"
Since: Aug 08
Burn, baby, burn!
#19311 Mar 26, 2013
LSU immediately comes to mind.
Don't overlook that this was, at minimum, Tevin's 4th violation of UCLA's drug-use policy. The first 2 times he was caught, ok, no more. But knowing he had already been caught twice, that he faced suspension and possibly dismissal, and he did it anyways? Addiction can make people do some stupid things.
#19312 Mar 26, 2013
Are you kidding me?! FOURTH!! And Dumbass is holding them up on a pedestal?!!
He's even stupider than I thought.
So, CPEM...Floyd or Howland? Someone else??? Dixon passed. No way I think Few would consider it, even though some LA Times writer threw his name out there.
"USC=Greatest team of BCS era!"
Since: Aug 08
Burn, baby, burn!
#19313 Mar 26, 2013
Neither Floyd nor Howland bring a feeling of newness or creation; we already know what they are about and the general consensus is "meh..." It needs to be someone who creates a buzz around Galen, inspires the team, wins over the alumni and really connects with fans. Essentially, we need the college basketball version of Pete Carroll. Who that is, I don't know, but I don't believe it to be Floyd or Howland.
Tell me when this thread is updated:Subscribe Now Add to my Tracker
Add your comments below
NCAA Basketball Discussions
|Last By
|Barack Obama, our next President (Nov '08)
|13 min
|What role do you think humans play in global wa... (Sep '14)
|22 min
|Atheism requires as much faith as religion? (Jul '09)
|50 min
|The Email Address Debacle: Did Hillary Do Somet...
|2 hr
|Alex - Infowars d...
|Giddens Leads New Mexico Over UNLV, 59-45 (Mar '08)
|7 hr
|Fartin24 7
|Judge overturns California's ban on same-sex ma... (Aug '10)
|What they're saying about Bulls draft pick Bobb...
|Jun 28
|tom wingo
Find what you want!
Search NCAA Basketball Forum Now
Copyright © 2015 Topix LLC


text:
By BRAD DEGNAN
Week 17 of the NFL regular season arrived with not as many questions about the playoffs as perhaps the Commish would have liked. It was the first time in the NFL that every game was a divisional game for the final week of the season. The only game that was 'win and you're in' for either team was the dreadful matchup between the Rams and the Seahawks. A few other games had minute questions such as where the team would be seeded. So as you would expect there were some real crappy games. Many starters for playoff bound teams either didn't play or played very little. It didn't take long for another coach to get the ax and the league said goodbye to one of the most exciting players it has ever seen; again. So let's see what happened in week 17 and take a look at what the playoffs have in store for us.
Right off the bat, goodbye #4. There is no reason to linger. There will be plenty of time for that over the off season. Your legacy has changed a few times over the past number of seasons, but what I hope you are most remembered for is your unmatched love of the spotlight. Nobody can hold an entire city and fan base hostage quite like you can. Safe travels friend and please, please, please don't come back. One more thing; for the love of God stop taking pictures of your penis.
What may have been the most disappointing display for a team that could've made the playoffs ever was the effort that the Jaguars put up against the Texans. All the Jags had to do was beat Houston and hope the Colts lose. I don't think anyone told the Jaguars this because they played like they were already in the playoffs and just were going through the motions. And reports today say that Jack Del Rio's job is safe. Sorry Jag fan, look forward to more of the same next year. Maybe they'll put some more tarp over the seats they can't sell in order to not be blacked out on local TV.
Is it shameful to say that probably the most entertaining game of the day was the St. Louis-Seattle game? The playoff scenario was very easy for both teams; beat the other team and you win the division. Well, the Seahawks prevailed and for the first time in history a team with a losing record will host a playoff game. The Apocalypse is upon us.
The feel good story of the week was definitely in San Francisco. Interim head coach Jim Tomsula had one chance to be the head honcho on the biggest stage his sport offers. The defensive line coach was promoted just a week ago after Mike Singletary was ousted. When Tomsula was asked who he was he answered, "I'm Jim Nobody from nowhere." That just may be who he will be for the rest of his life, but at least he got to live his dream, if only for one game and his boys routed the Cardinals.
Eric Mangini was seen leaving the Cleveland Brown's complex with a box full of his personal belongings. What happened to the Mangenius anyway? And will Chumley step down and coach the team himself?
Tampa Bay is the best team not to make the playoffs. I'm sure they're shaking their heads about Seattle, who by the way will host the Saints this weekend, a team the Bucs just beat in the Superdome. Oh to play in the West.
Speaking of the West, the Raiders swept the AFC West and didn't make the playoffs. Nearly impossible to do, but they did it. Tom Cable's job is safe for the sheer fact that Al Davis is afraid of him.
My Super Bowl picks are still alive, but for how long. Baltimore should be able to handle the Chiefs this week, but the Patriots are lurking and might be the only team that stands between them and me cashing in a big ticket. And the Saints as mentioned have to go up against the juggernaut NFC West Champs.
The MVP is wrapped up and stop saying it should be Mike Vick. He missed like four-and-a-half games and the Eagles didn't even lose all of those. No, Tom Terrific will get his second MVP trophy that he will put on the mantle next to his wife's… whatever it is she gets for making twice as much as the highest paid player in the NFL.
Arian Foster won the rushing title. If you were reading in the preseason I told you to watch out for this guy.
DeMarcus Ware won his second sack leader award handed out to the player that has the most sacks in a season. Actually I don't think he wins anything maybe just some more of Jerry's money.
Rookie of the year without question will be my boy Little Sammy Bradford. Great season Sammy the skies' the limit.
The Least Valuable Player goes to the Miami Dolphins' quarterback Chad Henne. I won't bore you with his mediocre stats; the fact is that this guy has no idea on how to lead a team. One win at home this year? He looked good against the Patriots this week though.
Alright, what is the best matchup for Wild Card Weekend? Green Bay at Philly for my money. The Pack defense is going to give Vick fits.
After that I got the Jets at Indy. Can't wait to hear Rex try to fire his team up through the media; the sad part is it will probably be the last time we hear from him for a long time.
Baltimore at Kansas City. The Chiefs had the top ranked rushing game in the NFL. They however played six games against the AFC West. Baltimore will handle its business.
I'm not discussing the other game anymore it's already taken up too much of my time.
Enjoy the first round of the tournament folks. Talk to ya next week.


text:
Many meals open with one prayer. The Ninth Annual Dialogue and Friendship Dinner began with three.
First came Mississippi State University associate psychology professor Carolyn Adams-Price with a Jewish prayer, recited in Hebrew. Second came Rev. Lynn Phillips-Gaines from the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection with a Christian prayer. And last came MSU aerospace engineering professor Rani Sullivan with a Muslim prayer, which she opened with a word she said many might know from Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" — "Bismillah."
To subscribe to the E-edition, please click here.


text:
Verified ID
Email AddressVerified
Phone Number(▒▒▒) ▒▒▒- ▒▒ 92
Reviewed7 Reviews
Offline IDDriver License
Hey, I'm Ana!
London, United Kingdom · Member since March 2012
You have reported this user. Undo?
I am originally from South America, studied and lived in the United States for over 16 years and now reside in London, England. I love to travel, read and dance. I am neat and used to be a host when I lived in New York City and understand how important it is to take care of a place when rented. I hope to become a host again as I loved my time with airbnb!


text:
Ex-Iron Maiden Singer Paul Di'Anno: 'My Voice Is Actually Getting Better'
Some singers worry about their voices to the point that they'll refuse to speak before a gig or cancel a show if they're feeling under the weather.
Some singers worry about their voices to the point that they'll refuse to speak before a gig or cancel a show if they're feeling under the weather.
Iron Maiden's albums and singles from the '80s are getting reissued on vinyl.
Earlier this summer, Paul Di'Anno told fans he'd had a change of heart about his previously announced farewell tour, explaining that he'd realized his bad knee didn't have much of an impact on his stage show.
Iron Maiden and Def Leppard face off in the next round of fan voting for the Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame.
Longtime Iron Maiden fans want the original creator of their mascot Eddie back in the fold.
Earlier, Bruce Dickinson piloted a vintage plane as part of a World War I memorial event.
Paul Di'Anno doesn't like the production job on Iron Maiden's first album, on which he sang.
Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson publicly wonders exactly why Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford needs a teleprompter to remember the words to 'Breaking the Law.'
Don't expect Iron Maiden to follow in Metallica's footsteps at the Glastonbury Festival.
When you rock as hard as Iron Maiden, you don't need amps or electricity to get your message across. For delightfully Nordic proof, here's a Finnish bluegrass band covering Maiden's 'The Trooper.


text:
Nanny state policies have been on the rise at all levels of government in the attempt to regulate "vices" such as consuming sugary soft drinks, fast foods, and alcoholic beverages. Join us Wednesday for a discussion of sin taxes, overprotective and interfering government policies, and the importance of bloggers and social media in rising up against them.
The Effect of State Taxes on the Geographical Location of Top Earners: Evidence from Star Scientists


text:
Stock Photo:
KUANTAN, MALAYSIA - NOVEMBER 06: A Malaysian Muslim preparing meat to distribute to the poor and homeless during Eid Al-Adha Al Mubarak, the Feast of Sacrifice November 06, 2011 in Kuantan, Malaysia.
- Image ID: 88283110
- Copyright: sydeen
- Editorial Credit: sydeen / Shutterstock.com
Release Information:
Editorial Use Only.
Use of this image in advertising or for promotional purposes is prohibited.


text:
Dear donors and supporters,
Thanks for following our story. We have exciting new developments we want to share with you since you last heard from us. Read on to find out about an improvement in our model, our new partners, and our summer plans!
Pivoting Our Model
Over the past year, R4H has sought to scale the program in Kerala, India. However, we have faced challenges in developing the organizational structure best suited for implementing our innovative water-vending model. For some months, we have collaborated on a MOU with a local, NGO (M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation) focused on rural development that will support the R4H organization in scaling and contribute to a joint regional water-health profile and educational program. Throughout conversations with the community and partnership negotiations, we have developed a new idea that will pivot our current model into an improved, streamlined program.
Through this new model, R4H will reinvent the way charity defines sustainable impact. To ensure that we retain our key innovations, we have dissected the original model down to its building blocks. With MSSRF's administrative support, R4H will function as a seed-financing agent, which will essentially invest up-front capital, to seed-fund the construction of rainwater harvesting tanks for independently managed grassroots village projects. Additionally, R4H will engage the community by hiring employees from beneficiary villages to maintain tank networks and run the vending model for long-term impact. Intertwined, these two aspects encourage community ownership and ensure a tank network's financial self-sustainability.
The creation of separate, community-run Societies will give direct ownership to the beneficiaries, implementing an incentive structure that promotes the effective management, construction, and revenue collection of tanks. As a seed-funder and consultant, R4H will focus on its primary role by advancing its original goal through its core: the community. Re-envisioning these components, we have taken our model one-step further by separating our organization's critical activities to not only to retain the benefits, but also to amplify them. Overall, the new model not only solves the current challenges facing R4H, but also improves on the organization's ultimate mission.
Summer Trajectory
We are excited to announce that with support from Brown University, the R4H leadership (Sam Lee '15, Dani Flores '15) will be traveling to Kerala as Brown India Initiative Fellows! Through the program, our team will have the opportunity to develop our new strategy on the ground, gather more first-hand community testimonials, and deliver a presentation to the Brown community on our progress.More specifically, we plan to 1) improve the internal structure of R4H 2) formalize our brand and 3) establish the first independent Society for immediate construction!
Currently, R4H has one hired employee, Jibin Thomas, acting as Program Manager in India. Jibin takes charge of expanding our partnerships in Kerala and directly communicating with the community. This summer, our team will continue these activities jointly and standardize the administration of R4H. A strategic work-plan will be developed for the remainder of the year to improve the international management of R4H. Additionally, we will plan for the hiring of new staff and budget for their operations. We believe this will strengthen our internal operations and make our scaling strategy a success.
As we grow within the community, the R4H brand becomes increasingly important. To improve our visibility and our credibility, we will create a uniform process and marketing materials to present to the community beneficiaries. This will include logo design, formatted documents, and standard procedures for the construction and management of new tanks.
Finally, and most importantly, we will be hard at work to set up our very first Society in Kerala. This will be the first step to pilot our new model in the community and learn from the community that runs it. It will also allow us to begin construction as soon as possible, to expand our tank network and finally get our scaling strategy rolling.
A big thanks to all of YOU, for donating and supporting us through our journey to provide clean water to villagers in Kerala. We hope you enjoy our updates and continue to follow us as we send you new information from our exciting summer activities!
For R4H, the new year is an exciting time. In the past month, our team has conducted extensive strategic planning.
Sam, our President, was in India negotiating a partnership with a local NGO, M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, and training our newly hired Program Manager, Jibin. His 3 weeks on-site were very productive in terms of training our promising new employee and setting up connections in new villages for future construction. We accomplished a survey of the new village site residents, marking the first pre-tank impact report for 2014.
On the US side, Daniella, our Vice President, traveled to San Francisco to attend a week's-worth of workshops and networking events at notable places such as Odesk, Salesforce, and YCombinator, ending with a 10-minute pitch to a panel of Venture Capitalists. This conference provided the opportunity to be immersed in the start-up environment and connect with successful entrepreneurs who have gone through (and survived!) the challenging process our team is now facing.
We gained a lot of insights from these experiences, particularly about the future trajectory of R4H and the choices we have in front of us.
This year's primary goal is to set up an official entity, which will operate separately from the Brown University R4H student group. In doing so, we will be taking the first step in securing the long-term international operation of the organization.
Another key goal this year is the development of new catchment and storage technology that is both cheaper and more efficient. We have been pursuing tank optimization since the project began, but we believe the re-design is more important now than ever if we hope to reduce costs and truly realize our sustainability goals.
An additional priority is establishing a partnership with MSSRF. This NGO's local presence, credibility, and administrative support will help us get up and running these first few years.
Our team is excited about the months to come, and we thank you for all of your support of our venture so far!
Since you last heard from us, our team has been working hard to bring you new and exciting developments! As we had reported, two of our members traveled to our India site to accomplish the set goals. They visited the pilot village of Achinakom, examining each tank individually. With the help of MGU's School of Environmental Sciences facilities, water quality tests were performed on all 13 systems, revealing a high quality standard with low contaminants. Surveys were also gathered from participating villagers, and responses remained consistently positive.
Perhaps more significantly, we have forged a partnership with the M S Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF) through local connections. Moving away from the academic focus our previous university partner (MGU) brought, we believe this step will bring us closer to implementing a self-sustaining business model and attaining large-scale social impact. As an established NGO, MSSRF will share organizational infrastructure with R4H—providing office space and regular project account audits that are essential to success, but difficult to come by for smaller groups like ours. The collaboration will be the first in MSSRF's new Water Development Program (initiated September 2013). With the leadership and overhead support of the program's director, Deepak Depanshandi, we expect frequent communication and mutual success. Details of the agreement are currently being discussed, and the final version will be signed by both R4H and MSSRF in January 2014.
We are also happy to report the hiring of our first, full-time Program Manager. His name is Jibin Thomas and he is a local resident of Kuttanad region of Kerala, where our operations take place. Our US project leaders were able to interview him for the position in August and were impressed with his passion for the community and experience in other social projects. Jibin was still attending law school in the state capital then, but has since graduated and is ready to begin working under the new R4H-MSSRF partnership. At the moment he is now learning the ins-and-outs of the R4H culture and is expected to be fully trained by the end of November. He will be leading project implementation and system construction by December, working directly with village residents to expand the R4H program. We are very excited to have him on board!
Under Jibin's management, this spring's dry season will see our most extensive construction yet. With funding we received from the Ford Motor Company, we plan to build 20 new rainwater harvesting systems—supplying water for 60 more families. Most of these systems will be built outside of our pilot community, Achinakom—marking another new development in our program. Given our close established relationship with the people of Achinakom, that area will continue as a test bed for new system designs and business model ideas.
Things are the ground are moving quickly and at R4H we're very excited.None of this, however, would have been possible without the help of those who've supported us along the way--for that we thank you.


text:
|Current News
From the Desk
A message from MDA's Executive Director...
What an amazing event this year's MDA Run for Strength was on Sunday! I would have to say it was our most enjoyable fun run held to date with a crowd of more than 1,000 people and so far we have raised close to $30,000. The weather was perfect with bright sunny skies and the crowd was in fantastic form with an abundance of happy smiling faces and laughs shared.
There were hundreds of superheroes zooming along the track and it was great to see so many of our MD community taking part. You can check out some of the event photos on our Facebook page here... [CONTINUES]
To view the full 'From the Desk' article click on the 'Read more' link...(17 February 2015)Read more...
MDA Harley Raffle No. 58 Winner
T. Wilson
Benalla VIC Australia
Ticket No. 6730
MDA wins $30k National Australia Bank grant for 100th CampMDA
On Monday 15 June, Muscular Dystrophy Australia (MDA) was awarded a $30,000 grant from the National Australia Bank to fund the 100th CampMDA which sees children and adults living with Muscular Dystrophy attend a weeklong respite camp.(29 June 2015)Read more...
Research Update
Melbourne researchers learn more about FSHD2
Researchers at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute have studied the genetic mistake that causes facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy type 2 (FSHD2) and discovered more about how it causes this muscle wasting condition.(22 June 2015)Read more...
Help two of our MD members reach their dream to meet Taylor Swift!
Keelin and Josh have a dream to meet their idol Taylor Swift when she visits Australia later in the year. You can help them reach this goal by liking and sharing their campaign page on Facebook to help generate attention.
MDA is helping out by promoting their cause and contacting media to try and make their dream come true.
Spread the word to help out two of our members from the MD community!
Visit their Facebook page by clicking on the 'Read more' link...(18 June 2015)Read more...
Entertainment Books for sale to support the MD community
Do you like dining out? Do you want to support MDA?
Thinking of purchasing an Entertainment Book filled with amazing meal deals and other exciting offers for Melbourne?
Support the MD community by purchasing it through Muscular Dystrophy Australia. Books are $65 each and can be picked up at the Head Office in North Melbourne. It can be posted to you for an additional P&H fee.
Call MDA on (03) 9320 9555 for more information.
To learn more about the Entertainment Book click on the 'Read more' link...(11 June 2015)Read more...
Two fundraising superstars present MDA with a cheque
MDA would like to say a huge thank you to our two newest fundraising superstars Carolina & Marnie, who raised an amazing $457.13 for MD programs, services and research. We were lucky enough to have them both visit the MDA office to present us with the cheque and receive their certificates of appreciation and giftbags. The students are in Grade Six at Sophia Mundi Steiner School, Abbotsford VIC, and decided to choose MDA as their charity of choice for their class project because they have a friend affected by MD. To raise funds they ran afterschool stalls, selling a range of delicious treats like smoothies, rice pudding and sherbet. They also raffled off wonderful prize hampers. Making everything by hand, the girls showed their impressive talent and everything looked absolutely impeccable.
What a brilliant display of thoughtfulness and compassion. On behalf of everyone at MDA and the MD community, we thank you so much for taking the time to join us in the fight against Muscular Dystrophy!
Well done, from Boris M Struk - MDA Executive Director.
To view photos of the stall, click on the 'Read more' link...(04 June 2015)Read more...
Well done! MDA passed the ISO 9001 Audit with 100% compliance
Muscular Dystrophy Australia (MDA) has just passed its recent ISO 9001 Audit with 100% compliance and the organisation's Executive Director, Boris M Struk, says he could not be more proud of the achievement.
"Receiving the accreditation in 2013 was a wonderful accomplishment and placed MDA in a superior position in comparison to many other not-for-profit organisations. Now knowing that two years down the track we have maintained the sophisticated systems and high level of service since day one, it is a true testament to the dedicated work of MDA," said Mr Struk.
An ISO 9001 Quality Management System (QMS) offers a comprehensive framework on which to build processes that help ensure key business objectives are achieved and the standard has received widespread international recognition. Mr Struk credits the outstanding result to the diligence and commitment by staff to uphold the stringent procedures in place to ensure it meets audit requirements all year round.
To read more about the ISO 9001 Accreditation click on the 'Read more' link…(02 June 2015)Read more...
VIDEO: School taking part in Run Melbourne for two boys with DMD
A special group of people from Verney Road School, Shepparton, are taking part in Run Melbourne 2015 to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy Australia in support of two special boys with DMD at the school.
Watch the beautiful video here which features the two boys who are the reason behind the event.
MDA would like to say a huge thank you to all that will be taking part and who have donated, you are all superheroes to us!
You can show your support by making a donation to their cause by clicking on the 'Read more' link...
You're invited to CampMDA's 100th Celebrations!
Come to celebrate 100 amazing camps with a complimentary BBQ lunch and share stories with all of the wonderful people who have joined us on the CampMDA journey. There will also be a band, prizes, games, the Red Bull team, a visit from the Harley Owners Group and many other exciting activities.
Date: Sunday 27 September 2015
Venue: Lady Northcote Recreation Camp Bacchus Marsh VIC
Time: 12pm - 3pm
RSVP: Register your interest now - Call MDA on (03) 9320 9555
To download the invitation, click on the 'Read more' link...(28 May 2015)Read more...
Muscular Dystrophy Limited
111 Boundary Road North Melbourne VIC 3051
Phone +61 3 9320 9555
Fax+61 3 9320 9595
Muscular Dystrophy Association Inc
111 Boundary Road North Melbourne VIC 3051
Phone +61 3 9320 9555
Fax+61 3 9320 9595
ABN & DGR 33 376 893 530 Assoc Reg No. A 14397Z
© 1995-2013 Muscular Dystrophy Limited. All rights reserved.
Over 21,425,000 Hits
History | Logo | MD Centre | Mission | Partmerships | Policies | Employment | Calendar | Clinical | Glossary | Links | Duchenne | ED | FSH | LGD | Myotonic | Mitochondrial | SMA | Newsletters | Genetics | InfoMD | PEG | 101 | Physio | Recreation | Resources | Respiratory | Scoliosis | Media | Ryan's Cafe | CampMDA | ChallengeMD | Forum | NMDRC | Wheelie's Rest | Programs | Futures | Respite | CINRG | Glossary | Clinics | Bequests | Donations | Fundraising | InMemory | MDAngels | Volunteers | Workplace Giving


text:
All Schools
(257) All Schools
(257) High Schools
(44) High Schools
(44) Elementary Schools
(223) Elementary Schools
(223) Preschools
(116) Preschools
(257) All Schools
(257) High Schools
(44) High Schools
(44) Elementary Schools
(223) Elementary Schools
(223) Preschools
(116) Preschools
There are 257 roman catholic private schools in Missouri, serving 68,860 students.
A Catholic education in the Sacred Heart tradition for boys and girls age 3-grade 6 and young women grades 7-12.
Roman Catholic Private Schools
- School Location Students Grades
FlorissantAcademy At St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
1220 Paddock Dr
Florissant, MO 63033
(314)837-0369Special Education School (Roman Catholic)82 students | Gr. 2-9
ChesterfieldAcademy Of Saint Louis
73 Burning Tree Dr
Chesterfield, MO 63017
(314)705-1351Special Education School (Roman Catholic)26 students | Gr. 2-10
Saint CharlesAcademy Of The Sacred Heart
619 N 2nd St
Saint Charles, MO 63301
(636)946-6127(Roman Catholic)526 students | Gr. PK-8
Saint PetersAll Saints School
5 Mcmenamy Rd
Saint Peters, MO 63376
(636)397-1440(Roman Catholic)320 students | Gr. PK-8
Saint LouisAll Souls School
2543 Hood Avenue
Saint Louis, MO 63114
(314)429-5319(Roman Catholic)129 students | Gr. PK-8
Webster GrovesAnnunciation School
16 W Glendale Rd
Webster Groves, MO 63119
(314)961-7712(Roman Catholic)166 students | Gr. PK-8
Saint LouisAnnunziata School
9333 Clayton Rd
Saint Louis, MO 63124
(314)997-7727Special Education School (Roman Catholic)45 students | Gr. PK
Kansas CityArchbishop O' Hara High School
9001 James A Reed Rd
Kansas City, MO 64138
(816)763-4800(Roman Catholic)353 students | Gr. 9-12
ChesterfieldAscension School
238 Santa Maria Dr
Chesterfield, MO 63005
(636)578-8216(Roman Catholic)436 students | Gr. KG-8
Saint LouisAssumption Parish School
4709 Mattis Road
Saint Louis, MO 63128
(314)487-6520(Roman Catholic)336 students | Gr. NS-8
O''fallonAssumption School
203 W 3rd St
O''fallon, MO 63366
(636)240-4474(Roman Catholic)542 students | Gr. PK-8
ChesterfieldBarat Academy
17815 Wild Horse Creek Road
Chesterfield, MO 63005
(636)300-5524(Roman Catholic)180 students | Gr. 9-12
Saint LouisBishop Du Bourg High School
5850 Eichelberger St
Saint Louis, MO 63109
(314)832-3030(Roman Catholic)510 students | Gr. 9-12
ChillicotheBishop Hogan Memorial School
1114 Trenton St
Chillicothe, MO 64601
(660)646-0705(Roman Catholic)70 students | Gr. PK-8
Saint JosephBishop Leblond High School
3529 Frederick Ave
Saint Joseph, MO 64506
(816)279-1629(Roman Catholic)228 students | Gr. 9-12
Saint LouisBlessed Teresa Of Calcutta School
150 N Elizabeth Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63135
(314)522-3888(Roman Catholic)177 students | Gr. K-9
Saint LouisCardinal Ritter College Prep High School
701 N Spring Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63108
(314)446-5511(Roman Catholic)321 students | Gr. 9-12
Saint LouisCathedral Basilica School Of St Louis
4430 Maryland Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63108
(314)373-8251(Roman Catholic)112 students | Gr. PK-9
Saint JosephCathedral School & Early Childhood Center
518 N 11th St
Saint Joseph, MO 64501
(816)232-8486(Roman Catholic)244 students | Gr. PK-8
Saint LouisCentral Catholic School And Academy
1106 N Jefferson Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63106
(314)231-6254(Roman Catholic)193 students | Gr. KG-8
Saint LouisChaminade College Prep School
425 S Lindbergh Blvd
Saint Louis, MO 63131
(314)993-4400790 students | Gr. 6-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
Saint LouisChrist Light Of The Nations Catholic School
1650 Redman Rd
Saint Louis, MO 63138
(314)741-0400(Roman Catholic)223 students | Gr. K-9
ManchesterChrist Prince Of Peace School
417 Weidman Rd
Manchester, MO 63011
(636)394-6840(Roman Catholic)336 students | Gr. PK-8
Saint LouisChrist The King Catholic School
7324 Balson Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63130
(314)725-5855(Roman Catholic)236 students | Gr. PK-8
Kansas CityChrist The King Parish School
425 W 85th Street
Kansas City, MO 64114
(816)363-1113(Roman Catholic)110 students | Gr. K-8
Saint LouisChristian Brothers College High School
1850 De La Salle Dr
Saint Louis, MO 63141
(314)985-6100801 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
ColumbiaColumbia Catholic School
817 Bernadette Dr
Columbia, MO 65203
(573)445-6516(Roman Catholic)624 students | Gr. K-9
Saint LouisCor Jesu Academy
10230 Gravois Rd
Saint Louis, MO 63123
(314)842-1546569 students | Gr. 9-12
All-girls (Roman Catholic)
Kansas CityCristo Rey Kansas City
211 W Linwood Blvd
Kansas City, MO 64111
(816)457-6044Special Program Emphasis (Roman Catholic)332 students | Gr. 9-12
Saint LouisDe La Salle Middle School
4145 Kennerly Avenue
Saint Louis, MO 63113
(314)531-9820(Roman Catholic)74 students | Gr. 5-8
Saint LouisDe Smet Jesuit High School
233 N New Ballas Rd
Saint Louis, MO 63141
(314)567-3500964 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
Saint LouisDepartment Of Special Education
4445 Lindell Blvd
Saint Louis, MO 63108
(314)792-7320Special Education School (Roman Catholic)223 students | Gr. NS-12
Saint CharlesDuchesne High School
2550 Elm St
Saint Charles, MO 63301
(636)946-6767(Roman Catholic)472 students | Gr. 9-12
Saint LouisEpiphany Of Our Lord School
6576 Smiley Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63139
(314)781-5626(Roman Catholic)150 students | Gr. K-9
HillsboroGood Shepherd Catholic School
701 3rd Street
Hillsboro, MO 63050
(636)797-2300(Roman Catholic)80 students | Gr. PK-8
Show 100 more schools in Missouri (222 private schools)
State Statistics
|About This State (MO)
|(MO) State Statistics
|Nationwide Statistics
|Population (Approximate)
|5,937,534 people
|304,788,332 people
|Age 25+ w/College Degree
|Median Household Income
Recent Articles
Updated June 28, 2015
When it comes to choosing a private school, there are so many choices to consider that the project can be a huge challenge to most of us. We offer some help and advice to help you get started.
Sending your child to a foreign language school makes good sense when you have been posted to this country from abroad and in other circumstances as well.
Do you need financial aid? Not sure? Confused by how financial aid works? Here are some answers.


text:
This vodka is treated through carbon and force-filtered in the true
Made from 100% banana
Antonov is an affordable pure vodka made from high-grade alcohol that minimizes hangover.
Made from 100% Grain Neutral Spirits. Made in U.S.A.
Wine color is rose-light red, have a slight odor of currant and flowers; taste is full, harmonic and smooth.
Made from high-grade alcohol, Antonov is pure vodka that minimizes hangover. Antonov undergoes double distillation and charcoal
Antonov Vodka of Ginebra San Miguel Inc. Vodka 40 Proof
Vodka, a distinctly Russian drink embraced by people the world over because it can be mixed with vir
Haven't found the right supplier yet ?
1 request,multiple quotations 1-click quotation comparison OEM,ODM & multi-category buying
Get Quotations Now >>
Want product and industry knowledge for "vodka" ?
Trade Alerts are FREE updates on topics such as trending hot products, buying requests and supplier information - sent directly to your email inbox!
Subscribe Now >>


text:
Picture: Keith Urban - 49th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards - Arrivals - Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - Sunday 6th April 2014
"I quit school at 15! I was hopeless at school. I was out. I would've left sooner if I could, but you've gotta legally stay 'til you're 15. I'm always very careful to not have parents think I support kids leaving school at a young age, 'cause I don't necessarily... but the biggest education I got was when I hit the road and got life's education." Country music star Keith Urban was not a big fan of school.


text:
Recently retired UFC fighter Brian Stann is already edging his way into the broadcast booth, taking over color commentary duties for Joe Rogan at UFC 163: Aldo vs. Korean Zombie.
UFC Tonight on Tuesday announced Stann taking Rogan's position at the upcoming show slated for Aug. 3 in Rio de Janeiro.
It's for one night only, not a permanent displacement.
UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo puts his belt and 15-fight winning streak on the line against Chan Sung Jung, aka the Korean Zombie, in the night's main event at HSBC Arena.
Stann recently announced his retirement from fighting to continue his pursuits in broadcasting.
He's a staple as a commentator and analyst on various UFC related programs on the Fox Networks and recently landed a position as part of the ACC football broadcast team on Fox Sports South.
Stann's last fight was knockout loss at the hands of Wanderlei Silva at UFC on Fuel TV 8 on March 3 in Japan.
Retired middleweight star and UFC commentator, Brian Stann discusses if fighters can still benefit from MMA management with the impending restrictions of the Reebok deal & more in Part 1 of this two- read news >>
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) recently tied a ribbon around its UFC 188: "Velasquez vs. Werdum" pay-per-view (PPV) mixed martial arts (MMA) event, which took place last Saturday night (June 13 read news >>
With UFC officials recently announcing partnerships with both EXOS and Fusionetics designed around keeping the promotion's fighters healthy, we decided to ask fighters what their opinion is on the be read news >>
UFC ring card girl Arianny Celeste recently did her second photoshoot for Playboy magazine. Check out the UFC "professional hot chic" looking hot. read news >>
MEXICO CITY -- Eddie Alvarez discusses his upcoming UFC 188 bout against Gilbert Melendez, the fight being five years in the making, his feelings towards Melendez, life away from his family, his rece read news >>
Valdet Gashi, who recently joined the Islamic State, had a unique response to haters on social media. Just days following his admission of being involved with the Islamic State (ISIS), former Muay Th read news >>
In this week's Trading Shots, retired UFC/WEC fighter Danny Downes joins MMAjunkie columnist Ben Fowlkes to discuss the long and complicated career of Dan Henderson, who simply refuses to hang up the read news >>
Brian Ebersole has retired following his first UFC TKO loss. After 70 fights in 15 years, Brian Ebersole decided to hang it up and retire from professional mixed martial arts. He suffered the first T read news >>
Brian Ebersole had a tough fight against rising Russian talent Omari Akhmedov on Saturday night, and appears to be calling it quits. read news >>
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) recently tied a ribbon around the official weigh-in event for the upcoming UFC Fight Night 68 mixed martial arts (MMA) extravaganza on FOX Sports 1, scheduled for read news >>


text:
Fun ways to show your American pride on the Fourth
5 ways to get over your ex in a flash
What to do when your BFF starts dating a new guy and ignores you
Exclusive: Teen Beach 2 stars tell all about their thoughts on the movie
July's Back-to-School Style Giveaway: week 1 winners (plus June's grand prize winner)
DIY jewelry storage for the traveling fashionista
Beauty Spy: GL reader Anna I. shares her pretty, natural makeup routine
The only workout you need this summer
Have you ever been bullied? Share your story to help other girls!
GL + Disney take a look at the Teen Beach 2 premiere
More Friends = More Fun
GL Tweets !
1 HOURS AGO This story brings a whole new meaning to lifesaver: http://t.co/j4fDRmuQ66 pic.twitter.com/E8ZchgAuao
2 HOURS AGO Get over your ex FAST: http://t.co/QqrU53dOIN pic.twitter.com/fD485SA1mJ
3 HOURS AGO Going on vacay next week? Here's how to store your stuff in style: http://t.co/Wg2b7iJO2U pic.twitter.com/dxbzJnRwvQ
sponsored links
Check these out, too...
Sometimes, we think about bullying as being just limited to
school, to the tween and teen years. But Karen's story shows that bullies can target others of any age, any gender, any status. Is it ever
justified? Absolutely not. That's why it's up to us to take a stand. Here's
what to do when you see someone being bullied.
Understand what's
going on
People bully others because they feel insecure about
themselves. Pointing out someone else's flaws, real or imagined, makes them
feel superior. This isn't an excuse—it's just the way a bully's mind works.
Bullies work by themselves or in a group, as in
Karen's case. When it's a bunch of people ganging up on one or a few others,
the bullying often becomes a case of one-up-manship. Karen has said that the
kids who taunted her were perfectly fine one-on-one; they only became troublesome when in a
group. Several have since apologized, regretting their actions once they were
forced to understand how their actions made Karen feel.
Speak up
Before you rush in to diffuse a situation, think about the
dynamics, first. If you don't feel safe taking a stand, go find help,
first. If you feel comfortable stepping
in, though, speak confidently, hold your head high and calmly suggest that
the bully back off and stop saying such hurtful things. Don't offer up a
challenge or an insult—that won't help.
Tell someone
A lot of times, people who are bullied won't say anything to
anyone else. Maybe they're ashamed, maybe they think no one will care, maybe
they tried telling someone and that person didn't listen. Whatever the reason
is, it shouldn't stop you from telling someone with authority about the
situation. And if that person won't listen? Tell someone else. Keep up until
you get the help you need to make the bullies stop.
Support the victim
Loved this post? You'll heart these,
» Build your babysitting rep
» Get inspired! Real girls doing amazing things
WIN BIG! Score a pile of
sizzlin' summer beach reads
POSTED IN how to deal with a bully, In the News, bullying
Win it: Visit all your favorite villains in The Isle of the Lost!
Ever wonder what happened to all of your excellently evil Disney faves? Enter for a chance to check out the new generation of bad guys (and girls) in The Isle of the Lost, a prequel to Disney Channel's Descendants!
CLICK HERE for your chance to win.


text:
Art of Sketch - FREE
You can give your photos a dramatic effect by converting them to sketch, while keeping the region and details that
you choose in color.
How to:
1. Use your finger as a brush to "paint" area of the sketch image, or to bring back the original color.
2. Move photo by two-finger move.
3. Zooming in and out by two-finger pinching.
What's New
Version 2.0 (Apr 14, 2014)
Bug fixed.
Optimized Operation.
Expand notes
Version 1.2 (Oct 06, 2012)
Add a demo circle to indicate which pixels will be changed.
Expand notes
Version 1.1 (Sep 11, 2012)
Add more image effects.
Expand notes
Version 1.0 (Sep 04, 2012)
App ID: 557199362 [Copy]


text: Wonderful Villa in fantastic area of Spain. Amazing beaches, golden sands very clean and tidy with excellent facilities. So much to do in the area from small farming mountain villages to historic cities and towns. The local town Villalonga is a working Spanish town, very quiet with a few bars and cafes it does boast a first class restaurant at... more


text:
All hotels in 100 Mile House, British Columbia, Canada
1 room, 2 adults
917 Alder Ave, 100 Mile House, BC, VOK 2EO, Canada, 855-239-9225
Ramada Limited 100 Mile House, 100 Mile House
Lowest price$88
Best Price Guarantee
No-frills 100 Mile House guestrooms with kitchenettes
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 37 guestrooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Computer station
- Meeting room
What's around
- Thompson Rivers University-100 Mile House Campus (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- South Cariboo Chamber of Commerce (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- South Cariboo Recreation Center (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
Hotel is good for a one night stop.
It was a good place for a quick overnight stop. It was clean and the staff helpful and…
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating: 4
From 99 reviews
Enter dates to check prices
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $88
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed
Recommended hotels
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 37 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply *
- 2 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Free RV/bus/truck parking
In the hotel
Food and drink
- Free continental breakfast daily
Things to do
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
Working away
- One meeting room
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
In the room
Home comforts
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
Freshen up
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Cable/satellite TV channels
Stay connected
- Free WiFi
Food and drink
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Kitchenette
Nearby hotels
Ramada Limited 100 Mile House, 100 Mile House's small print
Also known as
- 100 Mile House Ramada
- Ramada 100 Mile House
- Ramada Limited 100 Mile House
- Ramada Limited Hotel 100 Mile House
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of CAD 20 per pet, per night, plus a one-time cleaning fee of CAD 150
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


text:
Unique & Beautiful
Wear jewelry that reflects your lifestyle – from fun and crazy to calm and cool. With Wild Balance, we've got you covered.
Where will you go today?
Created to be worn everyday without weight or worry, these earrings will stick with you on your most spontaneous adventures.


text: quaint place very well placed in the old city. We went in March so it was quite cold, but in Summer this would be an advantage. N View spectacular and we found the people very accomof dating, largely left on outr own, but that is what we preferred. Kitchen facility was useful as well would stay there again


text:
2 of 2 - God is a Personal God - Billy Crone - Ministry Videos
Embed bcrone1 3561 views 2008-03-17T00:00:00 Danger! Danger! The alarm has been sounded! The American Church is under attack! The Body of Christ has been fallen under a horrible epidemic where believers in God no longer believe in God! People, believe it or not, we now have Churches full of people who are living like practical atheists. Oh, we say we believe in God, but half the time we act like He's not even there. How? With our lips and with our lives. And this is not only detrimental in our walk with God, it keeps others from believing in God. Therefore, to avoid this irony of Christian's living like a practical atheists, God is Personal reveals that even though God is Independent and Immense, He still wants a Personal relationship with each one of us. And if we truly understand this, it'll Change Your Prayers, Your Singing, Your Walk, and Your Loneliness. And this is the awesome message we have the privilege to tell to the nations. "God not only exists, but through Jesus Christ, people really can have an intimate personal relationship with the Creator of the universe!" But if the world is ever going to believe our message, then you and I must stop acting like practical atheists and start demonstrating by our lips as well as our lives that God is Personal.
More Ministry Videos
- Young Girl Leaves The Judges In AWE With Broadway ClassicInspirational Videos
- Veritas - An American Anthology (Official Lyric Video)Music Videos
- Christianity.com: Does the Bible teach that a Christian can be a practicing homose...Education Videos
- When They Saw This Old Woman Sit At The Piano No One Expected THIS. Hang On Tight!Inspirational Videos
- Little Boy Confuses Robber With Jesus And Changes His LifeInspirational Videos
- Bluegrass Version Of 'How Great Thou Art' Will Take You BackMusic Videos
- Christianity.com: Why do Christians advocate obeying the laws of Leviticus regardi...Education Videos
- Powerful Performance of 'Hallelujah' by Bon JoviMusic Videos
- Clap Along With This 'HAPPY' Christian Remix – You Can't Help But Smile!Music Videos
- Country Girl Gives Goosebumps With 'How Great Thou Art'Music Videos
- 16-Year-Old's Version Of 'Believe' Moves Judges To TEARSMusic Videos
No playlists found for this account.


text:
Back to Previous Page
The Boss 302 returns to the road after 42 years.
Shaking Hands With The Devil
Watch as a Cobra Jet lines up with a Super Cobra Jet!
Make Your "Five-Oh" Go Faster and Smoother
If you love Ford performance, this is the place for you!
King of the Road
A Race Car For The Streets
Born on California's highways, the Mustang SSP offered police a high-performance alternative.
How to get up-close and personal to find the finest Ford Mustang you can afford.
A visual guide to telling one vintage Pony Car from its model-year stable mates.
A visual feast for Mustang lovers.
Mustang's third body style emerges.
A Real Jekyll & Hyde Ride
The power plants that gave the Mustang its gallop.
Upgrading a 1966 Mustang's Baer system from two-piston PBR caliper to six-piston Baer caliper.
A fitting end to the S-197 Mustang era.
Daytona Speedway was a fitting corral for these ponies.
Tulsa Raceway Park thundered with Ford power!
Carving corners with Ford power!
Walking around the paddock at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit
A great mix of old and new meet at this year's Atlanta auto show.
The Ultimate Ford Family Reunion
Fords invade downtown Tulsa's Brady Arts District
Walking around Tulsa Raceway Park
The capstone of a great event.
From horseless carriages to elegant town cars, these steeds showcase the coachbuilder's craft.
Wacky, weird, and sometimes just plain odd!
Not your usual David & Goliath story.
This plastic was fantastic in the Florida sun.
One great feature of the show was the constant parade of amazing iron rolling down the streets.
Back To The 50s isn't just for American iron.
A record year with 11,795 cars made 2010 the biggest show ever!
We see how the "other" ones to watch did this year.
Are these cars the next great collectibles? Only time will tell...
There was plenty of American iron at the historic races.
This year featured an amazing assortment of vintage Ducatis.
More of our favorite hot rods from Detroit.
The Eagle has landed,...finally. Infiniti's FX35 finishes what AMC started more than three decades ago.
These family haulers are getting more and more popular.
Editor Brian Medford visits Alexander Automotive in downtown Franklin, TN to see some special cars. This Buick happens to be a GSX with a...
The most common question I hear about my cars is "how much"?
Back for a second year this early Saturday morning event brought an amazingly diverse group of vehicles.
These designers dared to be different.
Proceeds From Sale of Car to Benefit Alliance of Auto Artisans
Fast, loud and flashy, just like Las Vegas!
These second generation Corvettes were first class!
Chevrolet's latest evolution of the Corvette was right at home with the classics.
Learn how to pump up the volume in your pony.
These kids show what the next generation can do!
provided by
by Brian Medford
More from Author
In this video the Flex picks off a modded Mustang GT.
Please select a field.
From Customs, Chevys, Fords to the Classics, these magazines provide the latest cutting edge information to fuel your passion.
All Magazines
Required Information
How likely would you be to recommend this site to a friend or colleague?


text:
Top Posts
Latest Posts
Video: The Nick and JaVale show
Aug 12, 2011, 5:50 PM EDT
Nick Young was out getting some run in, and JaVale McGee joined him, a couple of Wizards preparing for the season we hope will come someday. Then a camera found them, and it became "The Nick and JaVale Show." Complete with Young — the fashionable one — joking that the Wizards can win a title…
Artest would make $2,500 a month to play in Great Britian
Aug 12, 2011, 4:58 PM EDT
It's not about the money. If Ron Artest goes and plays for the Cheshire Jets — and he really want to — he would make less than most of you reading this. Basically everyone reading this who isn't a student. And even some of them (especially the "students" playing football at Ohio State). Artest detailed…
Video: Mozgov goes Blake Griffin on someone else
Aug 12, 2011, 4:01 PM EDT
When you think of Timofey Mozgov and dunks, you tend to think of what Blake Griffin did to him last season. But Mozgov can dunk, too. Mozgov and Russia were playing Lithuania in a tuneup for EuroBasket when Mozgov ran the floor for the secondary break, got the pass in the paint and posterized some…
Report: Greek team makes offer to Corey Maggette
Aug 12, 2011, 3:45 PM EDT
Greek teams were not expected to be big players in the "grab an NBA player during the lockout" game because, well, their country's economy is so bad it's sucking half of Europe into the seventh level of hell with it. But at least one team is making a run. According to TalkBasket.net (who got it…
Video: Dwight Howard pokes fun at LeBron's hairline
Aug 12, 2011, 3:19 PM EDT
Welcome to the lockout, when this will become a bigger story than it deserves. Dwight Howard was on BET's "106th and Park" and was just doing some of his impersonations (he's not bad at it). And when it got time to do Charles Barkley, Howard took another shot at LeBron's hairline. This is nothing new,…
What has Nate Robinson been up to? Watch "State of Nate"
Aug 12, 2011, 2:07 PM EDT
I know you have been sitting around wondering what Nate Robinson has been doing during the NBA lockout. Well, other than dreaming about life in the NFL. Now you can find out — episode one of "State of Nate" is out. This video is part of a web series following the Oklahoma City guard —…
Quote of the day: Kemp no fan of Madison Square Garden
Aug 12, 2011, 12:47 PM EDT
"If you've been to some of these other arenas like Madison Square Garden, the rats are bigger than the average point guard." —Shawn Kemp, in a chat with fans on the site of the Seattle Times (hat tip to @mhaubs from The Painted Area — a blog you should be all over this summer as…
Should the Warriors retire Run TMC together?
Aug 12, 2011, 12:18 PM EDT
Friday, Chris Mullin deservedly gets his place in basketball's Hall of Fame. When you think of Chris Mullin what comes to mind? The flat-top haircut for sure. In New York it's his years at St. John's. Maybe it's him draining threes on the 1992 Dream Team. For me, it's Run TMC. Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond…
How the Lakers ended up with Magic Johnson
Aug 12, 2011, 11:25 AM EDT
We tend to think that the reason franchises like the Lakers (or Spurs or recently the Heat) keep getting the best players is simply good management. They are smarter than the other guy. But with that has to come some luck. With that we present this video from nbatradetracker.net (via Ball Don't Lie). I have always…
Delonte West will not be playing overseas, a judge said so
Aug 12, 2011, 11:01 AM EDT
In some ways, Delonte West is the kind of NBA player who should be looking overseas during the lockout. He's a free agent so he doesn't need an opt-out clause if he doesn't want it. And while West makes good money by your and my standards (he made $1 million last season) he is not…
Artest: "I'm definitely going to play for the Jets"
Aug 12, 2011, 10:26 AM EDT
All we are saying, is World Peace is going to give England a chance. Yesterday, his handers were trying to play down the idea of Ron Artest — soon to officially be Metta World Peace — playing for the Cheshire Jets in England next season. He's just going there next week to get the lay…
David Stern talks lockout, spews usual rhetoric
Aug 12, 2011, 10:05 AM EDT
David Stern is at the basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremonies this weekend. Last night he was shaking the hand of the Knicks Chauncey Billups, who is being recognized for his charity work. He was doing what a commissioner should do. But the cloud of the lockout looms over everything, including the Hall. When asked…
Video: See just how good Arvydas Sabonis really was
Aug 12, 2011, 8:48 AM EDT
For a lot of NBA fans, Arvydas Sabonis was that big Blazers center back in the late 80s-early '90s, a big body with a nice, well-rounded game. But by the time he got here he was already past his peak, we didn't see him back before an Achilles injury changed his career. Even after that he…
Vlade Divac celebrates success of Basketball Without Borders
Aug 12, 2011, 8:08 AM EDT
Basketball can bring people together. Fathers and sons. Different races. Different religions. None of that matters on the court. A decade ago, Vlade Divac and the United Nations started using basketball to bring together youth divided by the war that tore apart the former Yugoslavia. Divac is now enjoying the success of the program, something…
Stern says players cancelled Thursday meeting, Union denies
Aug 11, 2011, 11:32 PM EDT
UPDATE 11:32 pm: As expected, the players union denies David Sterns claim. Here is the money graph from Yahoo Sports, quoting a union source: "The NBA refused to have a staff meeting [Thursday]," a union official said. "Billy Hunter has been with the [National Labor Relations Board] the entire week, including Thursday, and the NBPA…
Shaq names the five NBA players he'd most want to fight
Aug 11, 2011, 10:00 PM EDT
Shaquille O'Neal, out of the NBA and into the studio, remains one of the most interesting personalities in the sport. Because he's up for anything. Such as going on Inside MMA television and naming the five NBA players he'd most want to fight. Some interesting answers, and frankly I'd pay to see a Shaq vs.…
Former NBA player, Fab Five member Jimmy King arrested
Aug 11, 2011, 6:54 PM EDT
Jimmy King was on top of the world at one point, a member of Michigan's Fab Five (not as famed as Chris Webber or Jalen Rose, but part of the group). He spent two seasons in the NBA (in Toronto and Denver) plus played overseas for a few years. Now, he's been arrested. While running…
Pacers Hibbert on NBC's Parks and Recreation. Yes!
Aug 11, 2011, 5:50 PM EDT
You should be watching Parks and Recreation Thursday nights. I say that not because my paychecks come out of 30 Rock — well not completely — I say that because it's just damn funny. I say that because Ron Swanson is one of the best, most original characters on television right now. I say that…
Ron Artest on a British soap opera? Sure, why not?
Aug 11, 2011, 5:19 PM EDT
The Cheshire Jets are serious about getting Ron Artest — soon to be Metta World Peace — on their team. They've got the meetings set and the jerseys made. What they don't have is money. Nobody in Europe pays NBA-level money but the Jets don't have the money that a team in Turkey or China…
Billy Hunter meets with Labor Relations Board. And we wait.
Aug 11, 2011, 4:34 PM EDT
What we need is something that will start to put pressure on the owners and players to really sit down and negotiate in earnest. Something to move the needle. Right now it's all just posturing — legal and public relations — and we have two sides digging in like it's World War I. A ruling…
More Top Posts
- Report: Knicks to sign Robin Lopez to four-year, $54 million contract (unless DeAndre Jordan changes his mind) 8
- PBT Extra: Free agent signings we didn't love 6
- Report: Wes Matthews reaches agreement to join Dallas Mavericks 23
- PBT Extra: Five best free agent signings in the first days of free agency 11
- Dwyane Wade agrees to one-year, $20 million deal to stay with Heat 55
Most Commented
- Report: LaMarcus Aldridge rules out Lakers in free agent decision (112)
- Kevin Love will return to Cavaliers, contract is reportedly $110 million over five years (80)
- Lakers, Knicks struggle on hectic first day of free agency (64)
- 76ers get Nik Stauskas, first-rounder in salary-dump trade with Kings (61)
- Report: LaMarcus Aldridge 'leaning toward' signing with Lakers (59)
- L. Aldridge (5887)
- D. Wade (4808)
- L. James (3671)
- G. Monroe (3489)
- J. Embiid (3378)
- W. Matthews (3289)
- D. Jordan (3256)
- K. Bryant (3225)
- T. Harris (3183)
- K. Love (2997)


text:
Laptop tests a computer powered by a reference design of Nvidia's Ion platform, a combination of an Intel Atom processor and a GeForce 9400 graphics chip, which Nvidia hopes will start finding its way into netbooks. (Intel isn't exactly so excited about it.) After seeing the results of the test, I want it, too: 7.1 HD Audio, 1080p video playback, 3D performance that might actually be useful for gaming. Of course it'll affect battery life, but that's fine. I'd rather have the ability to do those things when I choose than never be able to do them at all. Nvidia says Ion-powered netbooks are coming by the second quarter. My great netbook purchasing wait continues! Nvidia Ion Reference PC [LaptopMag.com] Update: Tech Report took a look, too.
Nvidia Ion platform reviewed (Verdict: Put this in netbooks now, thank you)
• Discuss this post in our forums
5 Responses to "Nvidia Ion platform reviewed (Verdict: Put this in netbooks now, thank you)"
oh awesome! just what i am waiting for.
Damn! If you keep announcing the next awesome thing just to com out, I'll never take the plunge!
I've taken the plunge once and I LOVE my Mini 9.
In theory I could do it again in a year or two.
Further proof that the ideal netbook is always 3 months away.
Speaking of, any word on when the Eee Box 204/206 will hit the street? I've been waiting on that to build a Boxee/Hulu/Netflix box.
Upside: now we'll get to see a 1080p shootout between the Nvidia Ion and the integrated Radeon HD 3400 in the Eee Box.
I would love my next laptop to be Ion-powered with a 12″ 1400×1050 screen. Tablet convertibility a big plus. Toshiba-style keyboard layout and touchpad (with or without trackpoint) a big plus.
Pretty please?


text:
February 18, 2012
People waite in the lobby of the Gwinnett Center as hundreds of people attended the Heart Fair Saturday in Duluth. The Heart Fair was sponsored by Gwinnett Medical Center as a celebration to the new heart center.
Stories this photo appears in:
Gwinnett Medical heart event draws hundreds
Hundreds attend Gwinnett Medical Center heart event.
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.