text:
1. Shine
2. Tuesday
3. Invisible
4. Come As Melody
5. Air Said To Me
6. Wherever You Find It
7. Sweet Dreams Melinda
8. Love Is Freedom
9. Sleep Again
10. Spin
11. Black
12. Love That Breaks All The Lines
A record by Trey Anastasio, former frontman of the band Phish, which shows off the amazing guitar skill that he possesses. The album as a whole has a very tight and clean sound...
A record that was brought out by Trey Anastasio, former frontman of the band Phish, which shows off the amazing guitar skill that he possesses. The album as a whole possesses a very tight and clean sound, very odd for Trey Anastasio and Phish. There are almost no times were it seems as though a jam is going to continue on forever. Although I personally miss the impromptu jams of Phish, many prefer this clean and polished sound that Trey shows in this album. Each track is unique and very much its own tune.
Note: I will only touch on a few tracks, as I could go on for days about the album.
Track 1 - Shine
The song that bares the same title as the album it is on, Shine. Opening with a powerful acoustic strum, the song carries itself with a very up-tempo and strong voicing. By the time the chorus rolls around, the song has already built upon itself so much, it is a wonder if it can truly build any more. The answer is yes, and the chorus rolls past and reveals itself building more and more as the verses continue on. A truly inspirational song.
Track 2 - Tuesday
Opening with a strong electric guitar riff and accompaniment by drums. It quickly takes a soft dip from the powerful intro, but never truly loses any intensity. The lyrics are clearly quite abstract, as it can have many possible meanings, or maybe even no meaning at all? The guitar continues to play-throughout but taking dips and rises in how prominent, but it always apparent.
Track 7 - Sweet Dreams Melinda
One of the softer and more heart-felt tunes on the album. Seeming to be a song revolving around the memories of a past love, one that continued through seasons and years. Although there is no time when one might feel almost over-pressed by the instrumental and vocals, Trey's voice shines in its control, as well as how smooth it truly is. Although the main guitar is distorted electric, it still maintains a very soft and blissful feel throughout the entire track. My personal favourite.
Track 9 - Sleep Again
One of my favourite guitar riffs on the entire album. It is uncluttered and controlled, but very powerful and memorable. The guitar acts almost as its own chorus during the song, but does not pull away from the spectacular vocals of Trey. The lyrics are quite simple, and uncluttered as well. Overall, a very uplifting tune despite the soft feel.
Overall: 8/10
A truly wonderful album. I admit, I miss the good 'ol sound of Phish moving into an almost random jam that one could never expect, but it is still very much the Trey Anastasio we all know and love. I recommend a great deal.
|< Prev


text:
Looking Ahead (Getting Older)
View Single Post
Joined: Oct 2012
Location: Ancaster, Ontario
Oddometer: 62
I am 53 and my '92 R100R is much lighter than my Yamaha FJR, but they are both fun to ride. However, i can see the FJR eventually being too big to move around easily. Not yet, but i am sure it will happen.
My Dad is 83. He has been riding for years, but found his hip was bothering him so he couldn't throw a leg over a bike any longer. He bought a Yamaha Majesty 400 cc scooter and loves it! We occasionally go for rides and the scooter is very fast, easy to move around, really low center of gravity, and has great wind protection. He can even put a couple of bags of groceries under the seat. Dad rides with guys on cruisers and they are impressed with how easy he can move it around.
I LOVE riding scooters, but usually keep it to 50cc. Small scooters are the only bikes i have ever owned that I can ride with the throttle wide open all of the time. I ride my scooter mostly in the country - it is like riding a bicycle but you don't have to pedal - but I also use them in town. Scooters just plain work well, so don't think of them as the end of motorcycling. New scooters are really motorcycles in a slightly different form.
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by backfill

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Drag and drop file upload using HTML5 (YUI3)
By Justin Paul-Oracle on Mar 22, 2015
I have seen a lot of ADF applications provide drag and drop file upload capabilities. I was wondering if there was an easy way to have this on the Content Server. If you are familiar with the UI components on the Content Server, you will know that it relies a lot on YUI.
I have used the example provided by Yahoo "Example: Multiple Files Uploader with POST Variables and Server Data Retrieval" and modified it to upload files to a Content Server.
Second, create a form to capture some metadata. In this example, we will apply these metadata values to all files being uploaded together. You can also move this form to the uploader table to set metadata at the file level.
Third, load the Uploader and the JSON libraries. Also, the Content Server expects the file bytes to be uploaded using the primaryFile field name.
Fourth, set the POST variables or the metadata to be assigned to the files. In this example, we will use the same values for all files. You can have different metadata for individual files too.
Fifth and finally, once the checkin is complete, we need to parse the JSON data and then display the Content ID.
You can download the HTML (file_upload.htm) here.
- According to the announcement here, Yahoo has stopped development on YUI. However, you should be able to use the concepts used here with other frameworks.
- If your browser does not support HTML 5, for example IE <= 9, you will need to use the flash component which requires additional configuration not discussed here.
- This uploader is not supported on iOS devices.


text:
Julia was brutally kicked, beaten, and burned … and it's not against the law. Sign our petition to stop this cruelty.
Watch Gene's appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart from April 6!
It has been a busy spring. We've rescued more than 70 animals, including this cutie, Cricket.
One of the internet's most popular sites, Buzzfeed, wrote an article about us!
Thanks to "Celebrity Wife Swap" star Charo, we recently welcomed a very special Beverly Hills bovine to our Los Angeles-area shelter.
This vegan leather skinny wallet is sleek, stylish, and functional. Makes a great gift!


text:
Byrd Regional Hospital - Working Location Food & Nutrition Services
As Banner Health's employed physician group with more than 1,300 physicians and advanced practitioners across more than 65 specialities, BMG, is transforming the delivery of care.
Hospitalist Jobs in Oregon City, OR
Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner Jobs in Cle Elum, WA
Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner Jobs in Medford, OR
Infectious Disease Jobs in Mission Hills, CA
Cardiology Physician Assistant Jobs in Portland, OR
Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Jobs in Spokane, WA
Family Medicine or Internal Medicine Jobs in Walla Walla, WA
Orthopedics Physician Assistant Jobs in Spokane, WA
Neurology Jobs in Spokane, WA
Pediatric Developmental / Behavioral Specialist Jobs in Portland, OR
Neurosurgery Jobs in Walla Walla, WA
Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Jobs in Portland, OR
Houston is world-renowned for delivering some of the best medical care in the country; and we're looking for exceptional medical professionals in the nation to join our team and help us create healthier communities.
Private Practice Pediatrician Opportunity Only 45 Minutes North of Houston
OBGYN Opportunity- Maryland/DC/ Northern Virginia
Modern Healthcare has ranked B. E. Smith #1 in its "Top Healthcare Executive Search Firms" for the second year in a row.
Psychiatry opportunity in beautiful southern California!
Great Child/Adolescent Psychiatry job opportunity available in St. Louis, Missouri.
Adult Psychiatrist job opportunity available in the Seattle, Washington area.


text:
Thanks for redeeming.{{else}}
Success! Thanks for repurchasing.{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if Expired}}
Increase my visibility!{{else}} {{#if IsMultiPack}}
{{#if HasMultiPack}} You have {{MultiPackCount}} top spot(s) left. Now loading you into the search listings... {{else}} You have used all top spots. Now loading you into the search listings... {{/if}}{{else}}
We are loading you into the search listing pages...{{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}}
{{Current}} just saw you!{{/if}} {{#if LastTopSpotPurchaseIsMulti }} {{#if HasAnyTopSpot}}
{{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} {{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Free {{/if}} {{#if HasPaidTopSpot }} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} & {{/if}} {{ MultiPackCount }} {{/if}} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{else}}
0 Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }}
{{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{/if}} {{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasResults}}
{{Current}} see you now!{{else}} {{/if}} {{/if}}
You can now invite anyone to meet at your favorite Starbucks.
Limited-time feature
31 year old woman | Phoenix, AZ, USA | Seeking men 25-32 within 50 miles
Be yourself
I'm Hispanic speak no Spanish, my family calls me the white girl of the family. Very determined, started my nursing career in high school but instead of finishing up my senior yr I wanted to have fun, 10yrs later I'm finally the nurse i wanted to be. People would say I'm friendly, respectable. i wk 12hr shifts on days MOST people go out and have fun on. So I would need someone with flexibility or understanding of a nurses schedule. I mostly recently found joy in hiking. Looking for someone basically to hang out with and see if we click.Looking for honesty no matter the situation.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing sports , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Wine tasting
Bowling, Dancing, Running, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Birds
I have a bird, actually my daughter has a bird she named her Debbie Ryan but calls her Charlie for short. Don't know how that happened but we love Charlie.
I love my Netflix, 1800 British movies or mini series are my favorites. Love drama romance and guy movies too with action. I'm a call of duty fan, not good at all, but doesn't stop me from playing.
When I have free time I have recently been going hiking mon-Wednesday early in the morning. I enjoy playing tennis. LOVE going to the movies. Love getting normal girl stuff done, hair, nails...I like my natural nails the best.
Fifty shades of grey ALL of them! Love romance novels
Z{{Cta}} {{#if HasMoreInfo}} ?{{CtaSecondary}} {{/if}}
|What she is looking for
|4'11" (149cms)
|5'11" (180cms) to 6'4" (193cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|About average
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness
|No preference
|$35,001 to $50,000
|No preference
|Currently Separated
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Currently Separated, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live at home (1)
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Latino / Hispanic
|East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, White / Caucasian, Other
|Christian / Other
|Christian / Other
|No preference
|Some college
|Some college


text:
Roberto Coin's jewels are an exclusive mix of fantasy, intuition, creative exuberance and aesthetic sensitivity. Fine jewelry creations are like works of art. Each piece is the result of a journey amongst cultures and multiethnic influences, between echoes from the past and projections into the future.
- Sorry, this product cannot be purchased.


text:
There is something like a problem with the distribution of gnuplot built against GNU readline : the latter is powerful but GPL, whereas the latter's license isn't GPL-compatible because of the patch restiction).
I offer here to implement an external program that would act as an interactive interface to gnuplot. The goal is to have it:
- GPLed,
- with the same features as gnuplot current builtin interface
The first goal can only be reached if the this external program is talking to gnuplot in a straightforward way (in FSF, the "semantics of the communication" must not be
"intimate"), and if it written with code not coming from gnuplot.
The design idea:
- use readline to handle all the interesting features (command-line editing, history),
- read its input from stdin,
- send commands to and receive answers from gnuplot by piping gnuplot stdin and stdout,
- display messages coming from gnuplot through its stdout,
- knows that gnuplot has finished processing a command.
As far as I can tell, an external program driving gnuplot through a pipe has no way to know it has processed a command. However, I think this can be implemented using ASCII control characters (originally designed to talk to printers, as the whole ASCII set), such as character number 6, which means "acknowledged".
I will post patches here to implement this idea.
Please do not hesitate to comment.
Logged In: YES
Originator: YES
The attached asciifeedback.diff is a patch that will make gnuplot put "ACK" (i.e. \OO6) to stdout when it has successfully executed a command or encountered an error trying to execute it.
\006 is a "control" character, it is not printable, so it does not appear when using gnuplot.
File Added: asciifeedback.diff
Logged In: YES
Originator: YES
The attached frontend.c is a first proof-of-concept of what the external interface program could be.
I have used GLib for its "spawning process" feature, which is basically a high level fork+exec, which makes it easy to fork a process and to have access to the child's stdin&stdout file descriptors (I don't know to get the stdout using popen). So the program first starts gnuplot that way.
Then it uses GNU readline to handle its input from stdin, and sends lines to gnuplot through the piped stdin. It waits for gnuplot to answer "ACK" thanks to the previous patch, and then prompts again.
When it gets EOF on gnuplot piped stdout, it exits.
It's working quite well, except for one case: when gnuplot asks for extra-input after a command. For example:
- when the builtin help pager asks: "Press return for more:"
- when the help system asks: "Subtopic of <something>:"
- when you use inline data input, such as: "plot '-'"
I am quite sure those can be adressed, maybe by sending an additional "ACK". We would also need a way to change the prompt. I was thinking about the ShiftOut/ShiftIn (14/15) characters as a way to signal that we are sending a new prompt.
To compile and test frontend.c, you may want to use:
gcc frontend.c -I/usr/include/glib-2.0 -I/usr/lib/glib-2.0/include -lglib-2.0 -lreadline -o ./frontend
(or something similar if your path to glib is different)
Comments are very welcome !
File Added: frontend.c
Petr Mikulik
Logged In: YES
Originator: NO
Isn't this just a "paranoid debianish" patch? I don't think this does not bring anything new to all other users. I think about much more versatile solutions which should support all platforms:
- (text mode): use BSD readline as someone else already contributed
- (graphics mode): implement a graphical wx terminal, which could be used also in the restricted (line width for example) Windows executable
Petr Mikulik
Logged In: YES
Originator: NO
Note: see patch #1504831 "support for NetBSDs editline".
Logged In: YES
Originator: NO
Unless there is some non-Debian related reason for doing this, i.e. a technical superiority rather than license paranoia, I don't think this is worth pursuing.
There is no license incompatibility with linking against gnu libreadline as a shared library. This is true for any of several reasons. I give my spin on three of them here:
(1) gnuplot is in no way shape or form a derivative work of gnu libreadline, hence the GPL terms are simply irrelevant
(2) linking against libreadline is done by the user, and therefore is an instance of "use", not "distribution", and hence the GPL would not restrict it anyhow
(3) use of a GPL library via its published interface is exactly what the GPL gives you the right to do, so unless there is some separate question of derivative work, there is not a problem. This is what the LGPL wording makes clear, but in fact it is true for the GPL. As several people have noted, the existence of the LGPL is a clever bit of FUD that by mis-direction implies that it grants some right not already granted by the GPL itself.
For recent discussion of these points, see for example:
I realize that some people (mostly from the Debian community) argue endlessly about this issue, but in the rest of the world life goes on. I don't think we should waste our effort on it, although I also echo Petr's comment that it would be nice to polish up patch #1504831 so that instead of arguing with Debian we could just point people at the BSD equivalent library.
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
Logged In: YES
Originator: NO
Ethan, I'm afraid you're basing your arguments on a single, incorrect assumption: that words means the same thing in Legalese as they do in normal, common-sense English. Anyone who ever talked to a person involved with jurisprudence must be aware that's not the case.
> (1) gnuplot is in no way shape or form a derivative work of gnu
> libreadline, hence the GPL terms are simply irrelevant
This is quite certainly wrong. "Derivative work" is a term defined by copyright law, and by that definition incorporating parts of existing work in a new one *does* make the new one a derivative work. If a song contains a significant sequence of notes from another, or even a sample of the actual piece, it's a derivative, no matter how much else there is.
The only point that's even open for discussion regarding this issue is which types of connecting two pieces of software should be counted as "incorporation". Static linking rather obviously is incorporation, talking to a stream interface (pipe, socket, ...) equally obviously is not. It's quite unclear how dynamic linking fits into this spectrum. Do *we* want to be the people who get to find out the hard way, in court?
> (2) linking against libreadline is done by the user,
... not in the case under discussion: a Linux distributor.
> and therefore is an instance of "use", not "distribution", and hence the
> GPL would not restrict it anyhow
It's not distribution for individuals who compile their own gnuplot --- but it clear as sunshine is "distribution" if a Linux distributor distributes pre-compiled binaries. If what Debian or Fedora do isn't distribution, nothing possibly could be.
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
Logged In: YES
Originator: YES
Well, I am glad to see warm reactions ;)
Ethan wrote:
>There is no license incompatibility with linking against gnu libreadline
>as a shared library.
You read lkml too much :)
There is no license incompatibility with linking, but with distributing the linked binary. It's the same with linux kernel modules: it is not forbidden to link against some binary crap, but it's forbidden to distribute the whole thing.
GNU readline is technically superior to the builtin readline and I suspect it to be much more maintained than the BSD readline, though I have no proof about that.
Petr wrote:
>Isn't this just a "paranoid debianish" patch?
I do not use Debian. I am not paranoid.
I suffer from having to contemplate gnuplot dumb license (I personally think each release is going against since it is impossible to have the blessing of all copyright holders, but that's a different problem) and its incompatilibities with a powerful peace of software such as GNU readline so I am trying to do something.
Parts of my strategy are:
-moving problematic parts to independant modules,
-slowly rewriting gnuplot parts that I touch with dual-licensed code so that it can be free from its suicidal license.
Besides those issued, there are still a couple of technical issues that I am blocking on: "Press return for more:", "Subtopic of <something>:", "plot '-'" ... If you have ideas, please share !
Logged In: YES
Originator: NO
> You read lkml too much :)
Could be. But that doesn't make the argument wrong.
> There is no license incompatibility with linking,
> but with distributing the linked binary.
This is untrue, and is exactly the point.
Distribution *would be* limited by the GPL if the dynamically
linked binary were a derived work. But it is not a derived work;
mere linking to an external library does not automatically make
it so. And since it is not a derived work, the GPL terms
extend no further than the code to which they are attached,
in this case libreadline itself.
> It's the same with linux kernel modules: it is not
> forbidden to link against some binary crap, but it's forbidden to
> distribute the whole thing.
I think you are agreeing with me. It is not forbidden to
distribute something that is later dynamically linked/loaded
against a binary made from GPL code. That is analogous to
our case. And anyhow, in the case of kernel modules not
everyone even agrees that it would be forbidden to distribute
jointly. It depends on whether the non-GPL part is or is not
a derived work.
HBB: It's quite unclear how dynamic linking fits into this
spectrum. Do *we* want to be the people who get to find out
the hard way, in court?
I would like to see a legal precedent, yes. It would
clarify murky issues, and put an end to the endless arguments.
I share the opinions expressed in the lkml messages I pointed
to: dynamic linking to a separately distributed library
cannot retroactively create an instance of distributing a
derived work. The work is either derivative, or not, before
the issue of how you linked it enters the picture. If it was
derivative of GPL-ed code to begin with, then you cannot
distribute it, linked or unlinked. If it was not derivative
to begin with, dynamic linking does not make it so after the
Logged In: YES
Originator: YES
Well, I've kept working on this, and here is a new couple of files.
First, a new asciifeddback.diff that implements:
* ACK when input is needed
* ENQ <int> <string> NL where <int>=0 means that <string> is a new prompt, <int>=1 means that <string> is a new current working directory (so that the readline program can get filenames&directory completion right.
* all of the above conditional to a command-line option: "--pipedprompt"
* use read_line instead of a raw "fgets" or friends where more input is needed (inline data, help system, pause system)
* modify wxt and x11 waitforinput so that they can end read_line by returning '\n' (instead of '\0') on a mouse click when gnuplot is paused for a mouse event
Then, a new frontend.c that is still based on GLib, with the following behaviour/feature:
* start gnuplot with piped stdin and stdout when interactive, just exec(gnuplot) when not. Forward the command-line option.
* use GNU readline, of course
* uses GLib I/O polling functionnality so that we can watch both stdin and data from gnuplot (needed for mouse pausing) without blocking on any of them (similar to select(), but actually uses poll() on Linux for example, so it's more efficient).
* forward SIGINT (ctrl-c), SIGQUIT and ctrl-d to gnuplot.
* load gnuplot history file
To compile it, use as before:
$ gcc -Wall -g -O0 frontend.c -I/usr/include/glib-2.0 \ -I/usr/lib/glib-2.0/include -lglib-2.0 -lreadline -o ./frontend
and to use it:
-if the patched gnuplot is in your path:
$ ./frontend
-if not (replace ~/bin/gnuplot by the path that suits your install):
& GNUPLOT_FULLPATH=~/bin/gnuplot ./frontend
Notes: frontend.c uses "wordexp" to expand ~ for the history file location, and to pre-process GNUPLOT_FULLPATH environmant variable. It's in GNU glibc at least, I've not verified if it's available on other glibc's.
'--pipedprompt' fonctionnality
Logged In: YES
Originator: YES
File Added: asciifeedback.diff
external GPL frontend
Logged In: YES
Originator: YES
File Added: frontend.c
Logged In: YES
Originator: YES
...and I forgot to say that gnuplot driven by with the externel frontend behave exactly the way it does when compiled with GNU readline ! Isn't it great ;)
Bastian Märkisch
Is this still needed now that the builtin readline has seen improvements? Moreover, there now exist tools like rlwrap which seem to implement the desired behaviour, see e.g. http://stefaanlippens.net/gnuplot_word_completion_with_rlwrap.
Bastian Märkisch
Bastian Märkisch
The builtin readline code has been improved considerably since this patch. In addition tools like 'rlwrap' readily exist which provide readline functionality.


text:
468 members4764 Comments 41 Favorites
938 members4832 Comments 26 Favorites
525 members1941 Comments 42 Favorites
1042 members12036 Comments 88 Favorites
625 members1964 Comments 9 Favorites
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pam Mar 14, 2013. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
I recently wrote a post of tips for new and beginning bloggers I wish I had known when I started blogging:…Continue
Loading feed
Hi Pam,
I entered three of your contests: Breyers Ice Cream, Therapeutic Mattress Pad, and Plow And Hearth. If you get a chance to enter mine, it's for Silk Spa Candles and is running until Aug. 14, 2011. Thank you.
My name is Missy and I am also a member of the Mom Bloggers Club. I have a blog,www.luxurybeautyproducts.blogspot.com and I also run the blog hop network.
I wanted to let you know that I am following you, and hoping when you get a chance you can follow me back. I also want to invite you to join my groups, The Blog Hop Network, Beauty Bloggers, and Children's businesses. Also, I would love to place a link to your site on my blog if you want to do the same with my blog on yours. Please let me know by sending me an email regarding this and it has been nice meeting you via the web.


text:
Hi every one !
Welcome to my gallery. I Wanted to tell you all my good friends that I appreciate all your faves ,Llamas and watches though I cant thank you one by one.
* Im not Iranian please dont spam me with your pms asking if Im Iranian or not!


text:
The Pantry
We are located in Ravenna Ohio and started the pet food pantry after reading an article in Guideposts about Pike's Peak Pet Pantry. After hearing some heartbreaking stories of people having to surrender their pets due to finances and looking at my dog trying to imagine having to make that decision,we decided we had to do something to help.
started in March of 2009 by buying a couple of bags ourselves, then
approached friends, family, and neighbors for donations. We have been
blessed each week to have enough donations to give to the people
scheduled. We have given as much as 1500 pounds in a week to families
in need. People Care Pet Pantry has now evolved into a multi-county pet
pantry. We have helped families in every county that has been able to
get to us. If they can't get to us we will help them find some one in
their area that can help them. We have been just as blessed by the
person we help. The tears, thank-yous, and hugs are our reward for what
we do!
The Founders
My name is Rene Lamp. I am the president/founder People Care Pet Pantry. I also became an ordained minister December 24 2009. I currently attend Bridge Bible Church in Brimfield Being a domestic violence survivor and having been homeless, I know what it is like to be where many of the people who contact us have been.
Tom Lamp,my husband,is the co-founder. Without his help in the beginning the Pet Pantry would have never gotten as far as it has.
We currently have 2 rescued dogs, several rescued cats, and 3 rescued birds.
The Volunteers
" Hi everyone, I'm Dana Ray. I have been working with rescues and transporters since 2004. I can't ever remember being without at least one dog in the house (all rescues - even growing up). I currently have 2 dogs, both rescues. I have organized fund raisers to help save the Asian Moon Bear as well as helping out other rescues. I met Rene and Tom when the unemployment line hit me in 2010 and I didn't know where to turn. When it comes to my dogs I will do everything in my power to make sure they stay with me and are properly fed and vetted. People Care Pet Pantry came to my rescue. I became a volunteer with People Care Pet Pantry just a few months after the first time they helped me. I continue to help them, help others, as they continue to help me."
Ethan Bowles is a young man with high morals and a very good heart. He is one of the most conscientious young men we have ever been around. He is strong like an ox and carries 50 pound bags like they are nothing. We absolutely love this young man. This is his Bio:
I am Ethan,
a 12 year old boy that volunteers at People Care Pet Pantry. I have
been volunteering for 2 years. I currently go to school at Stanton
Middle School and I am going into 7th grade. I will be doing cross
country for Stanton. I am a brown belt in Isshinryu (one heart/one mind)
karate. My dojo is in downtown Kent. My family is average, I have a
dog, a hamster, a cat, a mom and dad, a brother, one grandpa, and one
grandma., and of course my Aunt Rene. I want to continue working with
animals for the rest of my life. In fact I hope I can have a career
involving animals.
Bethanne Jenkins came to the Pet Pantry for help 2 years ago like so many before her. After getting help the next year, it was then she decided to give back. She started volunteering on Sundays for distribution then last April Bethanne started making phone calls to get people on the schedule.
Bethanne says; I enjoy being a part of the Pet Pantry because we help so many people and their pets. I really enjoy helping people and seeing them smile. I love animals and knowing I'm just a even a small part of saving them from being given up brings a lot of joy to my heart.
Jane Young
Amy Adams
Brandie O'Dell
Autum Cain
Amber Lynn
Harold Aldes
Chester Warren
Upcoming events
Donate through Paypal
"Iam so grateful to have found you and for all your help. As a single mom on a limited income times are very rough. The thought of not being able to keep my pets because of lack ..."Angela RobertsCustomer
"What a FANTASTIC program! helping owners keep their pets so that we dont end up with another problem of animals w/NO homes! You are helping to save lives along with giving the o..."Kristin FinleyPresident of Wallaces Run in Copley


text:
155 search results for Allison Williams
Allison Williams: Hate-watchers won't enjoy 'Peter Pan Live!'
Type: Post | Date: Tuesday, Dec 2, 2014Check out pics from Lifetime's Whitney Houston biopic
10 Observations About Allison Williams' Pic as Peter Pan
Type: Article | Date: Wednesday, Sep 3, 2014The next NBC musical is coming, and this time it stars Allison Williams as the boy who never grew up.
Allison Williams reveals 'Peter Pan Live!' costume on NBC's 'Today'
Type: Article | Date: Wednesday, Sep 3, 2014The actress is gearing up for the December show
In defense of Allison Williams' casting as Peter Pan
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Jul 30, 2014In defense of Allison Williams' casting as Peter Pan TNT renews Dick Wolf's "Cold Justice" Watch Jay Leno mentor a "Last Comic Standing" contestant
'Girls' cast picks the times they hated their characters most
Type: Article | Date: Monday, Mar 9, 2015Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Judd Apatow, and more open up about their characters' worst (and best) moments.
The Ultimate "Girls" Controversy Timeline
Type: Gallery | Date: Friday, Jan 9, 2015"Girls," a show that's routinely accused of representing only a...
'Girls' star Allison Williams to play Peter Pan in NBC's 'Peter Pan Live'
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Jul 30, 2014'Girls' star Allison Williams to play Peter Pan in NBC's 'Peter Pan Live'
Lena Dunham still loves Hannah even when she behaves badly
Type: Video | Date: Tuesday, Mar 10, 2015We caught up with the stars of 'Girls' to chat about what they like and dislike about their characters.
Review: 'Girls' - 'Tad & Loreen & Avi & Shanaz': Best frenulums forever
Type: Post | Date: Sunday, Mar 8, 2015Hannah's father surprises her mother, Shosh has a date and Desi buys two gifts
Review: 'Girls' - 'Ask Me My Name': I'm a substitute for another guy
Type: Post | Date: Sunday, Mar 1, 2015Hannah adjusts to her teaching job, and gets to know Mimi-Rose


text:
MERAD-Radiology (includes Radiation Oncology)
522-Interventional Radiology
Course Coordinator:
Dr. Cliff Whigham
Course Faculty:
Dr. Cliff Whigham,Dr. Arun Nachiappan
Elective Location:
Periods Elective offered:
Min. Number of Students:
Course Level:
Clinical Elective: Counts toward 32-credit graduation requirement
Must have completed 570-506 or 570-508 prior
Visiting Student Elective:
Open to International Students:
Pass/Fail Only
Faculty Approval:
Time Commitment
Percentage of time expected
Regular Hours (Mon-Fri):
8am - 5pm
Inpatient Ward:
Night Call:
Inpatient consultations:
Number on-call nights:
Outpatient clinics:
Statement of Goals:
COURSE OFFERED: July, August September, October, January, March, April, June The main objective of this course is to expose the student to the interventional radiology team and give them a general introduction into interventional radiology. This will be in the form of exposure to procedures and patients. At the end of the course the student will have a broad overview of the role interventional radiology plays. The goals of the rotation are: " Introduce them to diagnostic imaging and special procedures " learn basic principles of interventional radiology procedures " understand what types of studies/procedures are required/ordered to obtain needed data/diagnosis/therapeutic effect " become familiar with anatomy and be able to follow along on during procedures " understand the patient's perception of radiographic studies/procedures " understand personal issues the patients experience before, during and after the procedures " understand the abilities and limitations of interventional radiology as a member of the health care team At the completion of the course, students should know the basic work up, testing and procedures as well as indications/contraindications involved with " Breast biopsies " Thyroid biopsies " CT-guided biopsies " PICC/Port placement " Drainage of abscess and percutaneous nephrostomy
Learning Activities
Students will be required to attend bi-weekly hour long lectures provided by either residents or faulty. Attendance of 75% is mandatory. If less than 75% of lectures were attended the student must retake the course. No formal reading / books will be required but students are expected to read on their own accord based on patients they have seen and/or topics given by the attending / residents. Topics will be limited to no more than 2 formal topics per day. At the attendings discretion and time availability, a brief presentation of the material reviewed for the topics / questions at hand may be presented in an oral presentation of no more than 5 minutes. Student time commitment is expected to be from 8AM to 5PM or less at the resident's / attending's discretion. Resident lectures are optional.
Evaluation Methods
Students will be evaluated based on feedback from residents and attendings of their choosing. During the last week of the rotation the students will be emailed a link to e-value where they can pick residents and attendings to evaluate them. Students must submit a minimum of 2 residents and 1 attending. This will account for 75% of their grade. The other 25% will be either a brief 1-2 page paper summary on an interventional radiology topic of their choosing or a 10-15 minute power point. Feedback will be given at the midway mark and upon completion of the course. This will be in the form of two informal 5-10 minute feedback sessions. One by the resident and the other by the attending they have worked the most with. It is their responsibility to set this up. For confirmation that this was accomplished we will ask that the student have the reviewer sign and confirm that they have given the student feedback. This form will be due at the end of the course
When and Where to report on first day of service:
8:00 am first day of rotation: IR Suite At Ben Taub General Hospital
For additional information regarding this elective contact:
Contact Name:
Becky Baxter
Contact Phone:
Contact Fax:
Contact Location:
Next course
Previous course
Back to Radiology (includes Radiation Oncology)
© Copyright Baylor College of Medicine. All Rights Reserved.


text:
WHAT THE FUCK? AM I TRIPPING OR DID CHARLOTTE REALLY KNOCK EMILY'S BLOCK OFF WITH A SNEAK ATTACK?! AND BURN DOWN THE STOAWAY WITH EMILY'S TEMPORARILY LIFELESS BODY IN IT? 320 more words
Tags » Charolette
Birthday gifts
My friends birthday was a few weeks ago and I finally decided to go shopping for her. Haha I know it's late, but at least I got her stuff! 36 more words


text: GoPro Has Announced Three New Cameras Every few months a new action camera hits the market, and every few months we decide to just stick with our GoPro. Now the leader in the field has dropped a few new cameras to distance themselves even further from the competition. Hero is a new entry-level action cam ideal for any budget, the Hero4 Silver boasts an added LCD touchcreen, but it's the Hero4 Black that is going to steal all the headlines. With the ability to record 4K video at 30fps, the Hero4 Black gives your shenanigans a professional touch. You can also record 1080 at 120fps so you can go all slo-mo on your HD video. On top of the new recording capabilities, the Hero4 Black has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, new settings for nighttime shooting, and a new method for marking special moments while you're recording. Still the king. $130+ buy MORE: Cameras, Tech, Cameras, GoPro.


text:
Most Recent Articles In Fashion Scoops
Latest Fashion Scoops Articles
- Woolmark Names USA Prize Panel
- Revolve Hits Montauk's Surf Lodge
- Olympic Skater Evan Lysacek Consulting for Vera Wang
More Articles By
COVER VERSIONS: French Vogue is celebrating its 90th anniversary with an exhibition called "Vogue Covers," which includes 122 poster-sized images displayed on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées through Nov. 1. The covers date from 1920 to 2009 and were shot by the likes of Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, Andy Warhol and Salvidor Dali – with the final selection of photo's arbitrated by the City of Paris.
On Thursday night, models, designers and photographers streamed into the Hotel Crillonto fuel up on martinis and Champagne. "I am really excited to be in town and soak up the fashion," chirped Alexander Wang, who had just arrived with models Heidi Mount and Lara Stone in tow.


text:
Question: How long and what oven temperature is required to bake lasagna?
September 21, 2010
Permalink Anonymous
September 21, 2010
September 21, 2010
Lasagna is best baked in an oven with temperature set at 350 degrees for 55 minutes covered with foil then another 5 minutes uncovered.
Most Recent Questions
by Juliehale
0 Answers
by rtiroim
0 Answers
by hfhid dcdk
0 Answers
by hfhid dcdk
0 Answers
by Anonymous
0 Answers
by carmen wyss
0 Answers
Related Content
- What temperature should I set the oven to reheat lasagna?
- How long and at what oven temperature do I cook frozen crab cakes?
- How long do I need to cook a 10 lb pre-cooked ham and at what oven temperature?
- How long is it safe to keep cooked lasagna?
- What Temperature and How Long Do I Bake Boneless Chicken Breast Filets
- How Long Should I Bake Cod and At What Temperature?
- How long does it take to roast a stuffed 28 pound turkey and at what temperature?
- What Tempearture To The Reheat Stouffers Lasagna?
- At What Temperature Should You Cook Cupcakes In The Oven?
- How long does it require to cook tri-tip on a rotisserie?


text:
Hip and Hop, Don't Stop!
By Jef Czekaj; Jef Czekaj (Illustrator)
(Disney-Hyperion, Hardcover, 9781423116646, 40pp.)
Publication Date: February 1, 2010
List Price: $16.99*
* Individual store prices may vary.
Shop Local
Enter your zip code below to find indies closest to you.
Hip is a turtle who raps really slowly. Hop is a bunny who raps superfast. One afternoon they see a poster for a rap contest and become friends. On the day of the big event, rappers like LudaFish and Notorious P.I.G. take the stage. It comes down to a rap-off between Hip and Hop, but this time neither slow nor fast wins the prize.
This engaging new take on the fable of the tortoise and the hare combines elements of comics with a traditional picture book. Hilarious mini-raps recited at varying speeds make for a rollicking read-aloud that kids will want to hear-and perform-over and over.


text:
Delightful Victorian in Manitou Springs
There is no place on earth like Manitou Springs.
In terms of mountain splendor, spiritual mystique and general quirkiness, Manitou Springs, Colorado takes the gold medal. The town's unofficial tag-line is "Keep Manitou Weird" – how fun is that?
Described by the New York Times as a "Hippy Mayberry", Manitou Springs features annual coffin races, haunted Victorians, numerous healing mineral springs, public art, street musicians, a plethora of hemp and magic crystal stores, Mexican-day-of-the-dead, cowboy and Celtic paraphernalia, a spiritual vortex, Wiccan culture… and… I know I'm forgetting some things. Just suffice it to say that Manitou Springs is one of the coolest, most unique places in the world.
It is also very picturesque. Set at the base of "America's Mountain" (Pike's Peak) just west of Colorado Springs, it has a beautifully preserved historic district with many eye-popping Victorians both large and small and everything in between.
Light, warmth, and blue jean recycling
Today I would like to invite you into a contemporary mountain beauty from my neck-of-the-woods…
Come in, come in – this house is extremely pleasant.
mountain wonder – an artist lived here
This stunning mountain home located just west of Denver, Colorado seems to defy being categorized. The outside is linear and ranch-style – a bit of a mid-century feel – but also has some cottage-y elements with the decorative green trim and cupola-like thing jutting out from the roofline.
Rezoned and Repurposed: old school house conversion in Pine Junction
About three years ago we journeyed to Pine Junction, Colorado to look at this little old schoolhouse that had been extensively remodeled and is now used as a private residence:
It was small – 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, just over 1,000 square feet – but we were smitten.
And who wouldn't be? Especially if you are looking for a historic yet diminutive nest in the mountains, surrounded by ponderosa pines with easy access to the main highway.
The truth about owning an old house
"I want an old house with character."
That was me… before. Before actually owning an old house.
As mom always said, "be careful what you wish for."
Yes, I love old houses. But actually owning one, and taking care of one, is a pain-in-the-a**!
My 1870's Gothic Revival in Canon City is not my first old house.
In 2004 we bought a 1904 worker's bungalow that was cute but in need of some love:


text:
Song & Album Downloads
Empire Distribution
Philly mainstay Scoe has come together with The DJBooth to bring fans his latest street album, Tha Influence. The project packs a total of 17 original jams from the veteran emcee, among them reader-approved singles "Sunset... More
Posted one year ago
Song: B*tch I Ball
If there's one thing Scoe loves more than making money, it's spending it in the most ostentatious way imaginable. That's common knowledge to those who've been following the... More
Posted one year ago
Song: They Ain't Ready
After getting fans all riled up with his last DJBooth release, Thank You featuring Kendrick Lamar, Los Angeles spitter Scoe has opted to take the solo route for his forthcoming album's second... More
Posted 2 years ago
Featuring: Kendrick Lamar
Song: Thank You
More than a decade after work first began on Detox, hip-hop heads everywhere are still awaiting the album as if it were the second coming of Christ. I bring that up only because it illustrates the... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: End of Summer
With summer on the cusp of turning into autumn, I hope y'all are spending plenty of time outside, enjoying the beautiful weather—with regular breaks to listen to the latest tunes in The... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Sunset Strip
While Booth newcomer Scoe (formerly known as Roscoe) was born in Philly, he has equal love for Los Angeles, the city where he came up and currently resides. On the latest single off his forthcoming... More
Posted 3 years ago
Sample Text - Sample Link


text:
Saturday's Colorado-Colorado State game will be available to Comcast subscribers with digital set top boxes, including those who normally cannot access The Mtn. on channel 411 (147 in Colorado Springs/Pueblo), the conference announced Tuesday.
Additionally, all of the Mountain West network's season preview weekend shows on The Mtn. will be made available, from noon Friday to noon Monday.
Officials at The Mtn. were working to get access open in Albuquerque and Salt Lake City. The games are for DirecTV subscribers, but The Mtn. is not on the Dish Network.
Although The Mtn. has HD access reserved for channel 948 for higher-tier subscribers, that station is not appearing yet on the Comcast program guide.
A test pattern could appear before Saturday, said Hayne Ellis, The Mtn.'s senior manager for communications. To be on the safe side, anyone trying to record the game should use channel 411.
Ticket update.
CSU had 8,900 tickets unsold Monday. Business picked up Tuesday. . . . CSU freshman quarterback Pete Thomas said focus will be the key Saturday. "You can't be thinking about the crowd, noise, anything like that," he said. "You've just got to concentrate on what you're doing." . . . According to linebacker Ricky Brewer, the Rams' practice Tuesday was "very upbeat and uptempo."
Natalie Meisler, The Denver Post


text:
Casino Credit
Casino credit gives you the ability to obtain funds from your line of credit. This convenient option is great for those who prefer not to carry large amounts of cash.
Harrah's has over 700 Reno slots that you want to play, everything from traditional three-reel spinners to high-tech penny slot games with exciting bonus rounds!
Casino credit gives you the ability to obtain funds from your line of credit. This convenient option is great for those who prefer not to carry large amounts of cash.
Harrah's has over 700 Reno slots that you want to play, everything from traditional three-reel spinners to high-tech penny slot games with exciting bonus rounds! Our selection of slot machines includes statewide linked progressives, video poker, video keno and more.
Come Out and Play the classics at Harrah's Reno Casino – blackjack, roulette, craps and more. Or, find a new favorite with innovative table game variations like Let It Ride and Three Card Poker.
Harrah's is Reno's keno destination, a casino offering four renowned Keno Klassic tournaments every year, with Nevada's richest prize pools, along with special tickets and other ways to win with your lucky numbers.
The electrifying world of race and sports betting is yours to explore when you get in on the fun and action you'll only find in the Race & Sports Book at Harrah's Reno Casino.
Earn 5x Rewards Credits® for every $1 spent at Total Rewards resorts and casinos. Terms and conditions apply.
Total Rewards members can earn up to 50¢/gal monthly with the Fuel Rewards Network program! Earn 10¢/gal for every 500 Tier Credits, limit one (1) 10¢/gal reward per day and five (5) 10¢/gal rewards per month.
Get lucky with all-new video poker machines and 375 new casino games!
EMAIL GETS YOU MORE! We're giving your mailbox a break and saying goodbye to some postal mail. But don't worry! Just provide your email address today and you won't miss a single offer. As a bonus, you'll receive all the latest event information and exclusive perks only our email subscribers can access. It's better rewards without the wait. Get clicking!
We'd like to show our appreciation to our loyal Total Rewards members with Loyalty Tier Credit Bonus EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND: Confirm that we have your correct email address by September 7 (Labor Day)!
OVER 60 WINNERS PLUS A GRAND PRIZE OF $10,000! Swipe your Total Rewards Card at Fortune Square on Saturday, July 4 between 9am and 6pm to activate your free entry. Earn an additional entry by playing your favorite slots and table games from 5am Friday, July 3 - 6pm Saturday, July 4. Drawings every half hour from 1pm to 6:30pm. $10,000 Finale Drawing at 7pm at Fortune Square.
WIN A 2015 LEXUS NX 200T! Swipe your Total Rewards Card at Fortune Square each day, August 1 through September 6 for one free entry. Receive an additional entry for every 25 Tier Credits you earn by playing your favorite slots and table games. Drawing at 4pm on Sunday, September 6, 2015 at Fortune Square. Must be present to win.
DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE TO COLLECT! Join us every Sunday in August and September from 10AM to 1PM at Fortune Square and you could be one of the lucky winners drawn every 20 minutes to collect free play in our Money Booth. Swipe your Total Rewards card starting at 9am to activate your one free entry. Receive an additional entry for every 25 Tier Credits earned. Must be present to win.
Let It Ride, Fortune Pai Gow Poker, and Three Card Poker are trademarks used under license from SHFL Entertainment, Inc.
Exclusive Offers for Total Rewards members
Subscribe to our Email Newsletter for the best deals!
Caesars welcomes those that are of legal casino gambling age to our website. Know When to Stop Before You Start®. Have A Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-522-4700.
© 2014 Caesars License Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. The use of this website is governed by Nevada law.
Corporate About Caesars Entertainment | Careers | Investor Relations | Become An Affiliate | Media Center
Support? Call 800 342-7724 | Send us an Email | Accessibility


text:
Acqua di Parma - Colonia Oud
awful Review by vice
Great scent, wonderful combination of oud & citruses, so elegant, awesome! But performances are awful, longevity about 2-3 hours, projection great for the first 30 minutes, after that nothing, zero! Sooooo weak... (Posted on 11/4/14)
AWESOME Review by IULIAN
A great citrus-oud combination, quite unique and versatile for an oud based scent. Everything is well orchestrated from the freshness intially, leading up to a certain warmth and gentlemany demeanour that begins to display midway through. The result is a great captivating fragrance, appropriate to any occassion, anytime of the year, day or night. I've just discovered this fragrance last year in Italy, I love it and for sure I will forever! (Posted on 9/15/14)
Precious Review by Maura
I would have never imagined Acqua di Parma would bring out a Oud fragrance, but I am glad it did!
I am seldom amazed by a fragrance. This one just did that.
It is a beautiful citrus opening followed later by a lovely oud. Amazing sillage and longevity for an eau de cologne. I got more than 10 hours. Two thumbs up for tenacity.
Well worth the money. (Posted on 9/9/13)


text:
Results 1 to 4 of 4
Thread: New Still Life Diner Series II
August 14th, 2006 #1Registered User
- Join Date
- Mar 2004
- Posts
- 36
- Thanks
- 0
- Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
New Still Life Diner Series II
I completed another still life painting for my 'Diner Series'. Please let me know what you think.
Hide this ad by registering as a memberAugust 14th, 2006 #2
The only thing that bugs me here is that I can't see something that I can identify as myself.
If I'm looking at the salt shaker I expect to see myself, or someone holding a camera or something. This just scares the shit out of me.
August 14th, 2006 #3
Maybe you're a vampire...
Nice work though.
August 14th, 2006 #4Originally Posted by dylanryan
heh, yeah... right.
(As that's the only thing that bugs me that kinda gives a 'good work' by default methinks; don't feel I hate you, at least not yet.)


text:
Originally written on Football Nation | Last updated 12/30/12
Heading into the Valero Alamo Bowl, many thought Oregon State was on the rise, while Texas was on the decline. After watching what happened Saturday, it might be visa versa. Playing in front of their home state, the Texas Longhorns rallied back from two different 10-point deficits in the second half to beat Oregon State, 31-27. The Alamo Dome in San Antonio, Texas was the venue. As you can imagine, UT players saw plenty of burnt orange in the stands en route to a victory.In this article, I'll tell you three things we learned from this game.Topics include:What's to make of Oregon State?Is David Ash legit?Will Mack Brown be fired?
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
College Football News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text:
Remy Rotenier For Bella Luce (R), White Diamond Simulant, Lab Created Ruby And Lab Created Sapphire 4.30ctw Round, Rhodium Plated Sterling Silver "french/American" Ring. Measures Approximately 3/8"l X 1/16"w And Is Not Sizeable. Each Remy Rotenier Design Features A Signature Label. The Diamond Equivalent Weight Is 1.76ctw.
After many years of designing for some the greatest names in the jewelry industry, Remy Rotenier has designed an exclusive line of Bella Luce jewelry. Capturing the look of fine diamonds, Remy has given each piece intricate detail and a custom feel that makes his collection timeless, so you can enjoy it forever. Remy is putting his mark on our Bella Luce line as he features his own exclusively designed gemstone cuts, making these already spectacular jewels completely new. This combination of exquisite detail, timeless design and exclusive custom cutting gives each piece an expensive look and adds an heirloom quality. Stamped with his signature "R," Remy Rotenier for Bella Luce is not only the look of fine jewelry, but wearable style that you will enjoy for years to come. Celebrate this spectacular designer line exclusive to Bella Luce, Jewelry Television and jtv.com.
Enjoy Special Offers and Insider Access
when you sign up for JTV email!
on Today's Order


text:
Fennel Frittata
|Black pepper salt
|To Taste
|Red onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Diced)
|1 Tablespoon
|Fresh fennel
|1 Cup (16 tbs), diced
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Goat cheese
|1 1⁄2 Ounce, broken into little pieces
|Orange zest
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon (Finely Chopped)
|Goat cheese
|1 1⁄2 Ounce (Crumbled)
|6 Small
|For the egg mixture
|Fresh parsley
|1 Teaspoon, chopped
|1 Pinch (Other(Full absorption))
|1 Pinch
1. Take a medium fennel bulb and cut off all the fronds from the end. Reserve a little of the green for the final garnish of the dish. Cut the bulb into quarters. Hold each of the quarters and with the knife at an angle and gently remove the core. Now dice the fennel.
2. In a small frying pan, melt a tablespoon of butter and add the diced red onions to it. Mix them around a little bit to nicely coat it with the butter.
3. Meanwhile into a large mixing bowl add the freshly chopped parsley, zest from 1/2 an orange, a pinch of salt and pepper and 6 eggs. Whisk it all together.
4. Now add the fennel pieces into the frying pan browning the onions, and stir it nicely.
5. Once the fennel looks slightly tender, add in the egg mixture. Once poured in, gently mix it around the pan, pulling in from the edges. Make sure that it cooks evenly, without turning it into scrambled eggs.
6. Once the egg is almost set, add a few pieces of goat cheese scattered across the top. Turn off the heat.
7. Now put the pan under the broiler till the surface turns bubbly and golden brown in color. Season with salt and pepper.
8. Serve warm or cold garnished with the finely chopped fronds from the fennel bulb accompanied with a choice of fresh salads and bread.
Let the fennel cook only for a couple of minutes to maintain the crunchy texture and the stronger flavor. If you do not like the strong liquorice flavor, cook for a little longer to mellow down the flavor.


text:
Change Location
ACE Fit Share
January 24, 2012
Right as calendars turned to 2012, many people criticized Children's Healthcare of Atlanta for its stark, alarming anti-childhood obesity print and video ad campaign. It called on Georgians, who have the second highest childhood obesity rate, to "Stop Sugarcoating [the epidemic]" — all by using overweight child actors as the messengers.
Watch one of the ads for yourself:
The estimated $50 million, five-year campaign — Strong4Life — has become controversial because critics say it's negative and further stigmatizes the children.
"Kids who are obese are too often shamed, ostracized and teased. And these ads target the children in a harsh and hopeless way," said Dr. Michael Mantell, ACE Senior Consultant for Behavioral Sciences. "[The ads] also offer bullies more ammunition."
These in-your-face ads may definitely get parents' attentions, but critics also say the print images and videos fail to communicate a clear solution.
"They offer no tools, hope, confidence or compassion," said Mantell.
ACE Senior Health Strategist, Dr. Adam Bordes, said that the health and fitness community needs to supply "easy-to-understand solutions geared toward helping people achieve their health and wellness goals, without guilting them."
Solutions-Oriented Resources
Citing a new scientific statement published Tuesday in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, Mantell said that parental involvement — whether it be teaching healthy nutritional behavior, modeling increased physical activity or encouraging joint activity — is an essential ingredient to weight management.
An ad campaign showing parents and kids targeting their SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Time-bound) goals together might have been more effective, Mantell suggests.
Children may be the easy targets of the childhood obesity epidemic since they physically carry the weight, but really, the burden to get fit and achieve positive results rests on all of us.
5 ACE Resources to Visit for Youth Health, Fitness and Weight Loss Tips: (for parents, educators and professionals)
REAL Inspirational Weight Loss Stories:
By the American Council on Exercise
If you found this to be article useful to you or someone else, please share it with your friends!
When the Couch Tempts, Look to Online Fitness Classes on Your Computer
Should I eat more (or less) soy?
Fit Life Articles
For many people, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer—and that means it's time to dust off the grill and start enjoying the delicious fresh foods of the season. Whether you're a seasoned griller or a newbie, here are three easy, delicious—and healthy—recipes...
With so much conflicting fitness information out there, it can be tough to know how to organize your workouts to get the most benefits. ACE pro Jonathan Ross helps clear up some of the confusion by examining the research to help you determine which type of exercise you...
Regardless of what your training goals might be, this functional-training workout will help challenge your body in new ways. These exercises require only your body weight and give you an excuse to enjoy the fresh air as you take your workout outdoors.
ACE Pro Homepage
Copyright © 2015 The American Council on Exercise. All Rights Reserved.4851 Paramount Drive, San Diego, California 92123 1 (888)-825-3636


text: I have vista ultimate. does anybody know if there's a "make my folder private" option? I have 2 accounts i want to setup with both admin privileges. My main concern is to hide my account from all the pron from my curious wife/kids. I was able to setup perrmission settings on the security tab on my main user folder that stores all my pics, videos, web sites, docs, etc so i only have access to the folder. but with admin privileges on her side she can easily change the security settings after she is warned if she clicks on my user folder. you can change the ownership of the folder by giving it to yourself as one of the groups. she is not computer savvy but you never know what somebody can easily stumble upon. I don't want standard user setting on our main side because everytime you make a system change/installing program, it prompts for admin password. very annoying. any suggestions.


text:
Integrated Business Systems, LLC filed as a Domestic in the State of California on Tuesday, December 6, 2005 and is approximately ten years old, according to public records filed with California Secretary of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Sunday, June 22, 2014.
David Stewart serves as the Member and has interests in other corporate entities including 1STOPMOVE.Com, Inc. located in San Francisco, CA
David Stewart is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
Key roles for Integrated Business Systems, LLC
David Stewart
Member Managing Member
|Filing Type:
|State ID:
|Date Filed:
|Tuesday, December 6, 2005
|Registered Agent
|David Stewart
Comprehensive Insight Plus Report
|Learn More
|The D&B Comprehensive Insight Plus Report for Integrated Business Systems, LLC combines D&B's proprietary statistical scoring with business, payment and financial information all in one report.
US Company Profile Report
|Learn More
|The D&B U.S. Company Profile contains basic information such as address and telephone number, executive names and titles, line of business and SIC codes, D-U-N-S Numbers, organization status, and year and location of incorporation for Integrated Business Systems, LLC.


text:
San Francisco, CA- $20 1875 National Gold Bank Note Fr. 1153 The First National Gold Bank Ch. # 1741 White Paper A grea...
2005 (CAA) St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale #374
|Sold for:
|Sign-in or Join (free & quick)
|Claim Item:
|Sign-in or Join (free & quick)
|Auction Ended On:
|May 7, 2005
|Item Activity:
9 Internet/mail/phone bidders
979 page views
|St. Louis, MO
Excessively Rare $20 San Francisco White Paper National Gold Bank NoteSan Francisco, CA- $20 1875 National Gold Bank Note Fr. 1153 The First National Gold Bank Ch. # 1741 White Paper
A great rarity from the O'Neal collection which has only appeared once at public sale since 1989. It is, by several grades, the finest of only seven reported Series 1875 San Francisco $20 National Gold Bank Notes, and is one of only three reported white paper National Gold Bank Notes of any denomination believed to exist. Its pedigree can be traced to the famed Amon Carter, Jr. collection, and finally to a Lyn Knight sale in 1989. Along the way, it has been variously graded as Very Fine (twice) and Fine (once). Either can be amply justified by this attractive and well printed piece, but we will compromise and label the note here as Fine-Very Fine, a grade that truly reflects the reality of the note and should satisfy even the fussiest of graders. One of the other two White Paper examples was offered several years ago at an ANA convention at a well into six-figures price. That may be high, but in this market, where rarity and condition are all important, it is likely that this numismatic treasure will now likely reach or exceed...
View large image(s) of this item
Service and Handling Description: Coin/Currency (view shipping information)
Sales Tax information | Terms and Conditions
Guides and Pricing Information:
Previous Prices from Heritage Auctions
|Sign-in or Join (free & quick)
Population Guide
|Sign-in or Join (free & quick)
Find Auction Prices for Comparable Items:
Sign-in or Join (free & quick) to see the full image


text:
Greece announced on June 30 that it won't pay the International Monetary Fund the 1.5 billion euros it owes. A spokesman for Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said the payment would not be made. Greece thus becomes the first developed economy to default to the IMF.
Chris Christie (Republican) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced June 30 he will run for president as a Republican candidate. Blunt and sometimes partisan, he's worked effectively with a Democratic legislature and has been praised for his response to Superstorm Sandy.
25. Lady Gaga
Earnings: $59 million
While satisfaction with the restaurant industry has waned, a recent survey found Americans still eat out an average of four times a week.


text:
CFN Analysis
5 Thoughts, Week 3
5 Thoughts
Week 1 - Is TCU Deserving? |
Week 2 - The bad, bad ACC
1. Fun Stat: The two haven't played since 1940. Texas won 26-0.
Fiutak or
Follow me on Twitter @ColFootballNews
I know I'm supposed to be College Football Boy and I know I'm supposed to have some of the answers (and fake it when I don't ), but I'll freely admit that I have no idea what to make of Texas and Florida at the moment.
The similarities are stunning.
These are two national title-level superpowers that have dominated the landscape over the last two years, and now they're rebuilding. Both came up with phenomenal recruiting classes that need a little time to mature. Both lost quarterback icons who belong on any list of the greatest to ever play the game. Both replaced those quarterbacks with more talented NFL prospects, and both programs have no earthly idea what to do with them. Both teams are 3-0, winning each game by double digits. Both are coming off solid rivalry wins on the road, and both have mega-showdowns in two weeks, with Florida going to Alabama and Texas facing Oklahoma. And there's one other startling resemblance.
They both sort of suck right now (at least compared to previous seasons).
The Texas offense ranks 72nd in the nation, while Florida is sputtering along ranking 92nd. Right now, these are just very good teams. Each one is relying on defense, sheer athleticism, and a few key breaks to get big wins, but both teams are looking like shadows of their former selves against relatively average competition while Alabama, Ohio State, Boise State, Oregon, TCU, and Nebraska are crushing and killing everything in their paths.
With that said, any team in America would take a 14 point win at Tennessee, but the Gator victory looked extremely pedestrian compared to the nuclear bomb Oregon dropped on Knoxville in the second half two weeks ago. There's no apologizing for a ten-point victory in Lubbock, but this hardly seems like the same Red Raider offensive juggernaut of past seasons, as it's going through a rebuilding and retooling job of its own.
Neither one has the look of a national title contender, but they each control their own destiny … somewhat. Florida certainly has its fate in its own hands; it's playing for the national title if it goes unbeaten and wins the SEC title, and it might still get to Glendale by going 12-1 with a close loss at Alabama and win in a rematch in the SEC Championship. The Longhorns would probably need Ohio State to lose and/or the SEC champion to have one loss, but if they go 13-0 with wins over Oklahoma, at Nebraska, and in a Big 12 title game, good luck selling America on the idea of keeping them out of the show over Boise State or TCU.
The problem is that neither one has played up to the uniform, the talent level, or to what each will be in the near future. Florida can't snap the ball, Texas is trying to become a running team without an offensive line that can run block, and both superstar quarterback prospects appear to be fish out of water.
Florida, under Urban Meyer, rocks when it runs the spread or has an element of it in the attack, and it's not getting the most out of John Brantley's talents. Texas dominated college football by relying on Vince Young and Colt McCoy doing everything over the past few years, but Garrett Gilbert isn't a runner and the passing game hasn't been efficient enough to make him look anything like the 2008 Gatorade National Football player of the Year. The desired offensive balance isn't really working all that well.
Will these two find their mojo in time to be part of the national title discussion, or is this the year to catch them? With the talent they're amassing, if you don't get them now, you probably won't have a shot over the next few seasons, but for right now, if you're South Carolina in the SEC East, or Texas A&M in the Big 12 South, this might be it. This might be your chance to get by the sleeping bears, but there's also a chance that these two, because of raw abilities on offense and because of their great defenses (Texas is No. 1 in the nation against the run and Florida is giving up just 277 yards per game), they're still better than just about everyone else, even if they don't look like it.
Style points don't really matter for these two, but they will for any team that beats them – if anyone can beat them.
2. Get Well, Coach
Follow me on Twitter @RichCirminiello Early Sunday morning we learned that Mark Dantonio, the nervy Michigan State coach who beat Notre Dame on a fake field goal, had suffered a mild heart attack. It was startling news, but not at all surprising.
I don't personally know Dantonio. To the naked eye, the 54-year old appears healthy, so the need for an angioplasty was, at a minimum, unexpected. What I do know is what it takes to become successful in Dantonio's field and how being a head coach can be painfully detrimental to one's health. When the career of a player ends, there are countless physical scars, the price of playing the game. It could range from arthritis and rickety bones to the effects of post-concussion syndrome. The rewards are great, but so are the risks. Though not discussed openly, the same applies to head coaches.
For a coach, the accumulation of hits aren't physical, yet often times can be more hazardous to his health. It's the never-ending stress, the ridiculous hours and pace, and the by-product of that lifestyle, which frequently includes a poor diet, inadequate rest, and a lack of exercise. You can make it to the top of your profession, but you better be willing to make sacrifices that will never show up in a job description. The case of Urban Meyer last December was a prime example of the driven coach struggling to achieve life balance.
When athletic directors are in the hunt for a new head coach, the FDA ought to require an explicit label of disclosure on all job applications. Warning: This career choice could be hazardous to your health. The early indications are positive for Dantonio to make a full recovery, but he's the latest example of the toll being taken on today's 24/7 college coaches. As salaries—and the expectations that come with them—keep skyrocketing, these types of disturbing occurrences are likely to become increasingly common in the world of college football.
3. The Over/Under Is Set At 200
With all due respect to Oklahoma-Texas and Florida-Alabama, Stanford-Oregon, deserves to be the headline act on Oct. 2, a key weekend destined to earn one of those annoying "separation Saturday" monikers.
Others match ups may have more history and a higher Q rating, but the Cardinal and Ducks are on a collision course for one of the most anticipated Pac-10 games not involving USC in more than a decade. In one corner is Oregon, which has deftly navigated a tumultuous offseason and the dismissal of QB Jeremiah Masoli to pile up an average of more than 600 yards and 60 points over the first three games. No one-note crooners, the Ducks actually lead the country in total offense, total defense, scoring offense, and scoring defense. Sure, competition has been a factor, but the numbers have been staggering, including a LaMichael James-led ground game that's picking up real estate by the chunk. Oh, and don't sleep on Nick Aliotti's defense. Despite being up big in every game and emptying the bench early, it's allowed just 5-of-46 third downs to be converted. Telling stats usually reserved for a video game.
Over in the other corner is Stanford, which actually appears to be better than a year ago, when RB Toby Gerhart was making his run toward All-American honors. Jim Harbaugh continues to do a magnificent job in Palo Alto, getting lots of help from QB Andrew Luck. The sophomore is becoming more than just the linchpin of the Cardinal offense. He's the new face of the program and one of the best quarterbacks in the country. He's spreading the ball around and flashing unexpected wheels outside the pocket. And, like Oregon, the program is stout where it matters most, up front. The D? While it still has plenty to prove, it's been solid so far, leading the conference in sacks and going 12 quarters without allowing a touchdown pass.
Stop your snickering about the Pac-10 right now. The league is just fine, even without USC eligible to carry the banner. In fact, with Arizona also firmly in the mix after it's thrilling win over Iowa, this is shaping up as a most entertaining run to Pasadena that really kicks into high gear two weeks from now. If Stanford and Oregon can survive prickly upcoming road tests in South Bend and Tempe, respectively, they'll meet in Eugene on Oct. 2 with a chance to be thrust into the national championship discussion. That's just one of the many reasons the Cardinal and Ducks will not take a backseat to anyone in Week 5.
4. It'll All Change Once Colorado Joins
Matt Zemek
There's one more reason college football needs to restructure its bowl arrangements and allow for far more flexibility in the construction of postseason matchups: We need to get the SEC and Pac-10 playing each other on a regular basis. These conferences have, by far, the most arrogant coaches in major college football.
In the SEC, everything is magnified, and the need to play political hardball - with enemies and friends alike - is accentuated at every turn. When Nick Saban, Bobby Petrino, and Urban Meyer bare their fangs, some people get offended, but there's an awareness that that's part of "the way the game is played."
In the Pac-10, that hasn't been the case over the long march of time. Sure, there have been firebrand coaches in the league - think Frank Kush at Arizona State - but as long as the 20th century persisted, you really didn't see too many coaches who went straight for the gutter.
Mike Price hadn't yet enjoyed a Pensacola (Florida) strip club when he coached Washington State. The universally-respected Bill Walsh gave Stanford football its best moments in the latter half of the 20th century. Terry Donohue led UCLA with a firm hand, as did John McKay and John Robinson at USC, but not in a "race to the bottom" manner. The rivalry between UCLA and USC was bitter during the Donohue years - it's always been spirited - but the coaches at the helms of the programs did not court controversy on a regular basis. Dick Tomey, Larry Smith, Rich Brooks, and Bruce Snyder were some of the more prominent Pac-10 coaches in the last 20 years of the 20th century, and no one would view any of those men as magnets for particularly unsavory rumors or the dirty dealings attached to them. Don James got taken down by a number of recruiting-based scandals at Washington, but "The Dawgfather" enjoyed a stable and highly successful 18-season career in Seattle and stepped down as an esteemed member of the league's old guard.
It's only been in the past 10 years that the Pac-10's coaches have regularly created a rancorous climate and then made it even worse.
New-guard coach Rick Neuheisel stirred things up with Oregon's Mike Bellotti. An original source of tension between the two men emerged when Neuheisel - then at Colorado - ran up the score on Bellotti's Ducks in the 1996 Cotton Bowl. Neuheisel - who parachuted in from Washington for a few years before departing under a cloud of scandal far worse than anything Don James left behind - was the chief antagonist for the more sober and restrained Bellotti.
Dennis Erickson has had two coaching stops in the Pac-10 in the past decade; the man who used the Idaho program as a plaything and a waiting station - in one of the more despicable acts ever perpetrated by a coach over the past 15 years - is not one of college football's more honest brokers.
Then we come to the California-based schools in the Pac-10. This is where the ugliness of the league's member coaches really emerges in all its dark detail.
Neuheisel is back in business at UCLA, and the petty clash of immature male egos he had with Pete Carroll last November - which very nearly erupted into a full-scale brawl between UCLA and USC players - brought that contentious yet clean rivalry to a new low in Los Angeles.
Carroll - who was less to blame than Neuheisel for that incident, but still took Neuheisel's bait on that harmony-free Thanksgiving weekend - left for Seattle, and in his place, USC found a coach far more irritating and juvenile. Carroll spent his free time in L.A. visiting gangs at 2 a.m. and bringing a message of hope to people who needed to hear it. The man who succeeded the esteemed Mr. Carroll is a different kind of cat.
Lane Kiffin - the king of flippant press conference statements and laissez-faire attitudes toward NCAA sanctions - spent one year trucking in tricks and lies at Tennessee in a very Neuheiselian manner. Much as Neuheisel ran Colorado's ship into the ground but then found temporary harbor at Washington, Kiffin used Tennessee as a pit stop before bolting to USC and taking recruit-on-the-gray-areas assistant Ed Orgeron with him.
In the first months since he assumed Pete Carroll's old job, Kiffin created mini-firestorms with various actions, including the audacious and quite unseemly courting of a 13-year-old to play football for the Trojans. As colorful and stormy as his offseason was, Kiffin has generated even more friction in his first three weeks of gameday coaching. The steady stream of 2-point conversion attempts he's allowed at USC represent bad form in the world of college football etiquette. A selective use of 2-point tries is perfectly fine, but the regular practice of 2-pointers - without any particular scoreboard-based need - is just the latest manifestation of the bizarre and childish behavior that jaded, cynical pundits now expect out of Mr. Kiffin. Few men in college football do more to twist the knife into opponents without due cause. Kiffin's behavior is very SEC-like in nature.
It's also very much like Jim Harbaugh's behavior as well.
If you stayed up very late - we're talking until midnight on the West Coast, 3 a.m. in the East - you would have seen Harbaugh challenging a fourth-quarter fumble call with his Stanford team leading Wake Forest, 68-24. This came about 90 minutes after Harbaugh - with his Cardinal leading the Demon Deacons, 41-7 - iced Wake's field-goal kicker before halftime.
And gee, who else iced an opposing team's kicker before halftime, with THREE consecutive timeouts? Oh, that would be Jeff Tedford on Friday night against Nevada.
This is not the James-McKay-Donohue-Robinson-Tomey-Smith-Snyder way of doing business, Pac-10 coaches. The once-mellow conference has a collection of coaches whose first instinct is to be adversarial, not cordial.
Let's see an SEC-Pac-10 challenge in future bowl lineups.
Harbaugh-Saban? Neuheisel-Nutt? Erickson-Meyer? Kiffin-Petrino? Soap-opera directors wouldn't be able to write enough backstabbing into scripts if they tried.
Let's face it: In the realm of outsized coaching egos and anything-goes behavior on the sidelines, the Pac-10 and the SEC stand above - make that below - the rest.
5. Upon Further Review, Review
By Matt Zemek
Michigan State's after-the-play-clock snap on its fake field goal against Notre Dame.
Auburn's third-and-five offside penalty on the next-to-last play of Clemson's overtime possession. (Go back and review that third-down snap; notice an Auburn cornerback jumping into the neutral zone when the ball was snapped.)
Auburn's pass interference violation committed against Clemson, despite the fact (and it was a fact) that the Auburn corner made absolutely no contact with the Clemson receiver on the play.
Georgia Tech's continuous false starts against North Carolina, due to tackles and pulling guards leaving their stances a half-beat early.
These were just some of the plays that were incorrectly officiated on Saturday, with considerable consequences for each of the teams involved. What other detail links these four plays (or clusters of plays, in the case of Georgia Tech-North Carolina)? They either weren't reviewed or weren't subject to review.
Let's make the point plain yet again: All calls - ALL OF THEM - must be subject to review. It does little good to make some plays reviewable when so many others can and do carry just as much weight. College football's relevant rules and competition committees have to include this item in offseason reforms before 2011. (And oh, yes: As the Houston-Washington NFL game reminded us, college football ought to be a leader on the matter of prohibiting the icing of a kicker right before a kick.)


text:
Winter!: Prepare for holiday gaming!
An excellent addition to the series. Following the trend of having a main character and sidekick in one game, then a sequel comes out and the sidekick takes over and introduces another. We are now following Dixie Kong (who in my opinion is the best Kong with the hover power and all) and she's looking after her baby... cousin? I can't quite recall.
The bosses were very neat and very graphic and although I didn't like it as much as the second installment it's still a great title. Map exploration is a little different now too with the addition of a speed boat and some exploration instead of just traveling from world 1 to world 2. If you enjoyed the previous installments this game is right up your alley, it doesn't deviate too far and it still puts some new into the franchise.
Game Traits applied to Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble (SNES) by Roxas-UrBoxas
Member actions:


text:
Out of Stock
© 2015 Replacements, Ltd. All rights reserved.
With Our "Find This For Me" Service we notify you via email once we have stock!
Piece Code: CRB6
Piece Name: Round Bowl
© 2015 Replacements, Ltd. All rights reserved
Piece Code: CCEN
Piece Name: Centerpiece
Piece Code: CCV
Piece Name: Votive Candleholder
Piece Code: CNS7
Piece Name: Single Light Candlestick
Size: 7 1/2 in
Piece Code: VBUD7
Piece Name: Bud Vase
Piece Code: VAS9
Piece Name: 9" Flower Vase
Piece Code: VAS11
Piece Name: Flower Vase


text:
Stowers Institute Associate Investigator Peter Baumann, Ph.D., has been named an Early Career Scientist with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI). HHMI appointments are among the most competitive and highly sought distinctions in biomedical research.
Dr. Baumann and his team will continue to work in laboratories at the Stowers Institute's Kansas City campus. In addition to his generous Stowers funding, Dr. Baumann will receive substantial annual support from HHMI, allowing him to expand his program by adding new members to the research team and taking on additional projects.
Dr. Baumann was selected from among more than 2,000 candidates. On September 1, 2009, his appointment begins, and he becomes the second Stowers laboratory leader to hold a HHMI position after coming to Kansas City. Olivier Pourqui, Ph.D., Investigator, was appointed in 2005, three years after joining the Stowers Institute. Joan Conaway, Ph.D., and Jerry Workman, Ph.D., held HHMI appointments prior to joining the Stowers Institute in 2001 and 2003, respectively.
A native of Ulm, Germany, Dr. Baumann joined the Institute in 2002 after completing an HHMI postdoctoral fellowship in the laboratory of Thomas R. Cech, Ph.D., at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He earned his Ph.D. in Biochemistry at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Clare Hall (U.K.); a Master's degree at the Wellcome/CRC Institute, University of Cambridge (U.K.); and his Bachelor's degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology from the University of Cambridge (U.K.). Dr. Baumann received a highly competitive Pew Scholar Award in the Biomedical Sciences in 2003 and a Basil O'Connor Award from the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation in 2004.
Since joining the Institute, Dr. Baumann and his research team have conducted research to determine how cells maintain the ends of their chromosomes, called telomeres. Telomeres shorten as we get older, and mutations that result in accele
|Contact: Marie Jennings
Stowers Institute for Medical Research


text:
Google Maps 6.0 for Android features indoor mapping
Image of 5 - Use your left and right arrow keys to navigate the gallery
Article Summary
Google Maps is a great tool on-the-go, although it isn't very useful inside buildings ... well, at least it wasn't until now. Google has launched Google Maps 6.0 for Android devices which includes indoor plans of venues such as malls, retails stores, or airports. The user's current position inside a building is indicated in the same way as on the outside and it's also possible to switch between floors.
Read the full article: Google Maps 6.0 for Android features indoor mapping
Related Articles


text:
Updated 05/19/2011
Although it's a popular convention hotel, this hotel also caters to both business and leisure travelers. Rooms, decorated in beige and dark blue, feature oversize desks, 42-inch flat-screen TVs and Starbuck's coffee. The hotel also features an indoor pool and a business center with six spacious work stations. Phillips Seafood offers upscale dishes as well as more casual fare.
201 N. 17th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19103, United States
215-448–2000; 800-822–4200
Website: www.sheratonphiladelphiadowntown.com
Hotel Details:
Updated 05/19/2011
By Katzman1
May 29, 2010
My family and I stayed here earlier this month and we had a great experience. The rooms were very nice, the staff very helpful and courteous, and the location was perfect for our needs. If I have one complaint, it is that the lights on the floors where the guest rooms are located should have brighter lights and the selection of channels available on the room TV's should be increased. Other than that, I enjoyed staying there.
No Thanks


text:
The Philips 281253 25 Watt F32T8 Linear Fluorescent Tubes feature ALTO II technology, reduced mercury content, and a stunning 40,000 life hours when used with an instant start ballast. Operated by a programmed start ballast, they can even last up to 52,000 hours of use, rivaling the life span of most LED lamps!
Philips leads the industry with the lowest level mercury technology in its ALTO line. Reducing the mercury level (source reduction) during the manufacturing phase is essential to creating products that are less harmful to the environment.
Mercury containing products sold into the state of WA include an environmental handling charge of .25/each


text:
In America, readers have been "much more generous" to the family, said Forshaw. "But in Sweden, they are demonized. Eva Gabrielsson has presented herself as a victim like Lisbeth Salander. Both sides haven't handled it well."
Gabrielsson no longer talks to journalists and is reportedly writing her own memoir of life with Larsson. "She's not giving away any secrets," he said.
No one knows if more biographies are likely on the way. "When Elvis died everyone, including the hairdresser had a book," said Forshaw. "But he was quite private."
One of the controversial claims is whether Larsson was a good enough writer to pen the books and whether he was perhaps ghosted, in part, by Gabrielsson.
"He was unpolished as a journalist and Eva's writing was more elegant," said Forshaw. "But he was a born mystery writer."
Some feminists have been critical of Larsson's lurid depictions of sexual violence against women. But the women in Larsson's books are not the manipulated victims he championed in real life. Like Salander, they are fighters and resist exploitation.
"Being witness to the [gang rape] was significant and it even made him unhappy about his own sex," he said. "He said it makes you rather ashamed of being a man who becomes a scumbag."
"He lets you have your cake and eat it, too," said Forshaw. "He lets you enjoy or be titilated by sexual violence, but there is a price to be paid."
Still Larsson gives readers several good men in his books: Blomkvist for one, corporate tycoon Henrik Vanger who bucked his evil family to solve his great niece's murder, and even Salander's lustful, but gentlemanly boss at Milton Security, Dragon Armansky.
"Armansky tries to screw Lisbeth, but she says, 'I am not interested,' and then he is fine," said Forshaw. "Men just need to behave well. He's a lot like Charles Dickens -- not just bad behavior and evil, but people behaving well."
Forshaw said Larsson's global celebrity might not have come had he died an investigative reporter, even though he consulted with Scotland Yard and spent a lifetime devoted to human rights.
But his early death and colorful lifestyle have peaked interest in the novelist.
"He was this kind of work-a-holic figure who didn't look after himself and was heavy smoker and lived on junk food like a Fleet Street journalist," he said. "It was a different era."
Larsson's friend Baksi wants his own new book to reveal what drove the real man's passion and creativity.
"Every reader in the U.S. should know that Stieg Larsson was a guy fighting for women and for immigrants and for justice," said Baksi.
Larsson died Nov. 9, 2004 -- the anniversary of Kristallnacht, the Nazi murder of 91 Jews and the ensuing arrest of tens of thousands who were sent to concentration camps.
The writer was smartly dressed waiting to go to one of Baksi's annual seminars on the topic, but his "little brother" got the call that Larsson was dead.
Despite rumors that Larsson had been murdered, Baksi said emphatically, "Absolutely not. He died because of his smoking and eating. No one killed him, I am very sure."
Baksi was first to view Larsson's body in the hospital.
"When I saw him, he had a big smile and was in his best clothes and tie," said his friend. "I had never seen him as beautiful as when he was dead. He looked so young."


text:
Press release from CNW Group
TMX Group Consolidated Trading Statistics - December 2012
Friday, January 04, 2013
TMX Group Consolidated Trading Statistics - December 201213:46 EST Friday, January 04, 2013Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, TMX Select, Alpha Montreal Exchange, NGXTORONTO, Jan. 4, 2013 /CNW/ - TMX Group Limited today announced December and full year 2012 trading statistics for its diversified group of exchanges - Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, Montreal Exchange (MX), Natural Gas Exchange (NGX), TMX Select and Alpha.Volume on Toronto Stock Exchange in December 2012 was down 3% compared to November 2012, and was down 18% compared to December 2011. Total trading volume in 2012 was down 20% compared to 2011.Volume on TSX Venture Exchange fell 7% in December 2012 from November 2012 and was down 25% compared to December 2011. Total trading volume in 2012 was down 33% compared to 2011.Volume on TMX Select increased 6% in December 2012 from November 2012, though was down 24% compared to December 2011.Alpha experienced a decrease in volume of 16% in December 2012 compared to November 2012, and was down 18% from December 2011. In 2012, total trading volume was down 36% compared to 2011.MX experienced a 3% decrease in volume in December 2012 compared to November 2012, though was up 6% from December 2011. Open interest at the end of December 2012 was down 11% from the end of November 2012 and was down 7% compared to the end of December 2011. Overall volume in 2012 was up 4% compared to 2011.Volume on NGX was down 23% in December 2012 compared to November 2012, and was down 35% compared to the same month a year earlier. Overall volume in 2012 was down 8% compared to 2011.Toronto Stock Exchange December 2012November 2012December 2011Volume6,325,715,0316,529,387,8927,731,587,973Value93,916,646,874$89,433,985,918$107,709,367,918Transactions12,358,02313,187,90216,705,799S&P/TSX Composite Index Close12,433.5312,239.3611,955.09 Daily Averages Volume341.9 million296.8 million386.6 millionValue$5,076.6 million$4,065.2 million$5,385.5 millionTransactions668,001599,450835,290Year-to-date Statistics 2012 2011 % ChangeVolume82,450,990,881103,592,935,989-20.4Value$1,192,508,887,957$1,480,191,911,695-19.4Transactions177,411,765209,975,913-15.5 Daily Averages Volume329.1 million414.4 million-20.6Value$4,760.5 million$5,920.8 million-19.6Transactions708,231839,904-15.7TSX Venture Exchange December 2012November 2012December 2011Volume3,191,611,6673,442,464,5884,248,929,678Value$1,250,445,073$1,680,422,973$1,623,247,787Transactions491,864623,819731,012S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index Close1,221.301,220.901,484.66 Daily Averages Volume172.5 million156.5 million 212.4 millionValue $67.6 million $76.4 million $81.2 millionTransactions26,58728,35536,551Year-to-date Statistics 2012 2011% Change Volume43,641,882,17164,983,946,151-32.8Value $23,607,210,619$42,529,604,062-44.5Transactions8,675,03113,297,543-34.8 Daily Averages Volume174.2 million259.9 million-33.0Value$94.2 million$170.1 million -44.6Transactions34,63153,190 -34.9TMX Select* December 2012November 2012December 2011Volume157,298,400148,371,700206,991,300Value$1,660,486,390$1,648,764,878$2,338,976,401Transactions423,353392,535537,526 Daily Averages Volume8.5 million6.7 million10.3 millionValue$89.8 million$74.9 million$116.9 millionTransactions22,88417,84326,876Year-to-date Statistics 2012 2011% Change Volume2,337,377,0001,194,036,400N/AValue$27,054,656,931$11,444,608,977N/ATransactions6,234,1032,639,701N/A Daily Averages Volume9.3 million10.0 millionN/AValue$108.0 million$95.4 millionN/ATransactions24,88721,998N/AAlpha December 2012November 2012December 2011Volume2,151,088,7722,565,358,5902,629,691,419Value$20,867,092,267$25,236,081,883$24,897,286,960Transactions4,753,8765,699,1405,259,826 Daily Averages Volume116.3 million116.6 million131.5 millionValue$1,128.0 million$1,147.1 million$1,244.9 millionTransactions256,966259,052262,991Year-to-date Statistics 2012 2011% Change Volume32,121,123,52050,207,028,680-36.0Value$336,365,926,675$414,603,105,524-18.9Transactions64,348,56772,203,298-10.9 Daily Averages Volume128.2 million200.8 million-36.2Value$1,342.8 million$1,658.4 million-19.0Transactions256,881288,813-11.1Montreal Exchange December 2012November 2012December 2011Volume (Contracts)4,777,8324,907,9594,490,808Open Interest (Contracts)4,231,9774,738,6194,543,045Year-to-date Statistics 2012 2011% ChangeVolume (Contracts)64,364,89661,981,406+3.8Open Interest (Contracts)4,231,9774,543,045- 6.8NGX December 2012November 2012December 2011Total Energy Volume** (Terajoules)887,9461,159,6241,360,062Year-to-date Statistics 20122011% ChangeTotal Energy Volume** (Terajoules)14,255,85515,474,522-7.9* Commenced July 11, 2011**NGX Total Energy Volume includes trading and clearing in natural gas, crude oil and electricity.All figures are as of December 31, 2012. Because trades have a three-day settlement, figures may be subject to change until all December trades are finalized. The previous month's data has been updated to reflect known trade corrections.TMX Group guarantees neither the completeness nor the accuracy of this information. The information contained in this media release is provided for informational purposes only and you agree not to rely upon the information contained in this media release for any trading, business, or financial purposes. By using this media release, you expressly agree to the condition that TMX Group assumes no liability or responsibility for any errors or inaccuracies in this media release.S&P is a trade-mark owned by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. and is used under license.About TMX Group (TSX:X)TMX Group's key subsidiaries operate cash and derivative markets and clearinghouses for multiple asset classes including equities, fixed income and energy. Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, TMX Select, Alpha Group, The Canadian Depository for Securities, Montreal Exchange, Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation, Natural Gas Exchange, Boston Options Exchange, Shorcan, Shorcan Energy Brokers, Equicom and other TMX Group companies provide listing markets, trading markets, clearing facilities, depository services, data products and other services to the global financial community. TMX Group is headquartered in Toronto and operates offices across Canada (Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver), in key U.S. markets (New York, Houston, Boston and Chicago) as well as in London, Beijing and Sydney. For more information about TMX Group, visit our website at www.tmx.com. Follow TMX Group on Twitter at http://twitter.com/tmxgroup.SOURCE: TMX Group Inc.For further information: Aimee Paget Communications Specialist TMX Group 416-947-4685 email@example.com


text:
Pronunciation: zegeltje
Added on: 2012-09-11 Listened: 11 timesin: Add categories to zegeltje
Pronunciation in Dutch [nl]
- Pronunciation by viool (Female from Netherlands)
0 votes
Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce zegeltje in Dutch
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: bobbejaan
Not satisfied?
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.