text:
1-year limited warranty
List Price $300.00
Want it delivered 08-06-2015?
Order it in the next 5 hr and 26 min and choose Next Day Air Morning at checkout. Details
Average Customer Review4.5 (9 reviews)
Create an online reviewand share your thoughts with other customers
Things I liked:I love this gun! I have had it for over a year now and just think it is amazing. My gun is in .22 caliber and I have a Hawke 2-7 AO scope. I can easily hit a quarter at 20 yards and am able to shoot up to about 40 yards accurately with H&N field target domed pellets, my favorite pellet for this gun after trying multiple others. It is a beautiful gun and really makes me proud to look at when I shoot it. I use this gun for small game hunting and plinking as well. It has plenty of power and with a well placed shot capable of this gun could take out animals up to a raccoon or jack rabbit.
Things I would have changed:The gun is very heavy especially with a scope. Although I love the pellet insertion system into the barrel I think it would just be simpler to use a sliding breach for the pellets.
What others should know:I bought this scope and just being a 32mm lens still doesn't allow me to move the scope back far enough to get a good eye relief with low Hawke scope rings so I would recommend medium or even high scope rings. It also took my gun a good 600 pellets before it is fully broke in.
Things I liked:The hatsan 100x has a nice balance and is not difficult to load. With The 10 for 10 it was shooting 11.9 hobbies at 900 fps.
Things I would have changed:the sights are a little bulky.
What others should know:little recoil and feels balanced.
Things I liked:What do I like about this gun? Well, everything! Excellent manufacture, beautiful wood, perfect balance and extremely accurate once you learn how to control the tremendous recoil. Mine is .177 caliber and this was my latest acquirement from PA. Lately I've been into PCP air guns but I still like the 3 under lever I have and it's in my plans to purchase a break barrel. This gun is not only beautiful but also a high quality product that you can notice in the smallest detail. The security system is impeccable. The main reason I love this gun is its accuracy. I mounted a very good Leapers UTG 6-24x50 scope and at 45 yards what I see I can hit. The trigger was a little heavy outside the box but I didn't touch it, and it smoothed after a couple hundred shots.
Things I would have changed:This gun is heavy. Very heavy and it deserved to come with a sling and although it came ready to install a sling the sling didn't come in the package. I tried to purchase a Hatsan sling but PA does not have it for sale and that is a big disappointment.
What others should know:This is not the ideal gun for someone recent to air guns. This gun is a power house and has tremendous recoil which makes artillery hold a requirement to get some accuracy. Only when you are comfortable using this beauty you will see how accurate it is. I can shoot a dime time and time again from 45 yards away now but it needed a small learning curve to become one with the gun.
I see that Pyramid Air does offer Hatsan's sling now.
Show Other ReviewsCreate an online review and share your thoughts with other customers
Service Plans
Compatible with Hatsan Torpedo 100X Air Rifle, Walnut
CheckoutSubtotal (USD):
does not include shipping and tax


text:
Response to Kappa Sigma's "Asia Prime" party
The Black Student Alliance joins the Asian Student Association, their allies and the socially conscious Duke community in condemning the "Kappa Sigma Asia Prime" party and other such actions of racial insensitivity. At Duke, we have been blessed with an incredibly diverse community, which enhances our academic and social experiences. When people feel marginalized, disrespected, belittled and unappreciated, those experiences are threatened. No group—racial or otherwise—should be subjected to this type of insensitivity. We call for reflection and dialogue about racial justice and mutual understanding as we attempt to move past this issue as a student body.
Marcus Benning, Trinity '14
President, Black Student Alliance

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Reebok Reebok Royal CL Jogger SESKU: #8258952
Product Information
- Run away to a fitness lifetstyle in these lightweight joggers.
- Low-cut design for added mobility.
- Super-lightweight and breezy synthetic mesh upper.
- Lace-up closure for a custom fit.
- Reebok® labels at the tongue and quarter panel.
- Padded tongue and collar.
- Soft terry cloth lining for breathability and moisture management.
- Removable Ortholite® sockliner cushions, accommodates orthotics.
- EVA midsole cushions each step.
- Rubber herringbone outsole lends added traction.
- Non-marking textured traction outsole.
- Imported.
- Measurements:
- Heel Height: 3⁄4 in
- Weight: 6 oz
- Platform Height: 1⁄2 in
- Product measurements were taken using size 7.5, width B - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.


text:
Other Pages
- Area Links
- Email Notification
- Employment Opportunity
- Events for Peaceful Bend Winery
- Map to Peaceful Bend Winery
- Newsletter Sign-up
- Peaceful Bend Vineyard Cookbook Volume 1
- Pics
- Press
- Restaurant Tip Chart Freebie
- Spiel
- The Blogs of Peaceful Benders
- Volunteers
- Weather at Peaceful Bend
- Wine :: All About and Where to Find
Post Categories
Past Posts
Monthly Archives: August 2010
Happy Birthday Clyde!
By Katie | Published: August 27, 2010
To celebrate, I'm offering you all a special gift. Right now, Clyde is loving the 2008 Norton, so for today (Friday Aug. 27) I'm offering an extra 10% off any Norton purchase here at the winery or online. We celebrated last night since we have Concord to press out this morning and a trailer load […]
We just want to Pump…Concord….Up.
By Katie | Published: August 26, 2010
Did you ever see that Saturday night live skit with Dana Carvey and Kevin Nealon pretending to be Arnold Schwartzenegger-wannabes, Hanz & Franz? They're tagline was "We just want to PUMP (clap) YOU UP!" I realized this afternoon that we do the same thing with our red grapes! Let me explain. We received Concord grapes […]
It was a crush of a day
By Katie | Published: August 23, 2010
We crushed Vignoles and Chardonel this morning, plus Clyde brought in some Concord this afternoon, so all in all, it's been a big day. I did think to snap a few pictures at various times this morning, and thought you all would enjoy a snapshot of what goes on during a processing day. First off, […]


text:
October 28, 2011
Hilton Hotel, 4200 City Avenue, Philadelphia, PA
Conference Chair: Stephen Rubin, MD
The Focus On Gynecologic Cancers Conference is a full day designed to address the personal and medical issues facing those with a gynecologic cancer; including those in treatment, survivors, their loved ones, and caregivers. Get information on the latest advances in gynecologic cancer risk, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, symptom management and psychosocial issues; as well as the opportunity to network and gain support from other gynecologic cancer survivors.
Watch Video of Full Conference Here
You will need Microsoft Silverlight Plugin to view the conference.
OncoLink Brown Bag Webchat Transcript - Gynecologic Cancers
Carolyn Vachani, MSN, RN, AOCN
Penn Health for Women: Meeting the Needs of Cancer Patients
Deborah Driscoll, MD
Ovarian Cancer
Uterine/Cervical Cancer
Upcoming Cancer Events
Tricia Bruning
Survivorship for Gynecologic Cancers
Lori Smith, MSN, CRNP
News You Can Use - What's in the Pipeline for Women's Cancers - Angela DeMichele, MD, MSCE; Stephen Rubin, MD; Susan Domchek, MD


text:
Friends Committee of Riverside Theatre - Tina Sloan stays in the game
Led by Anna Bain Slater, chair of the Friends Committee of Riverside Theatre, members presented their annual Fall Luncheon & Play on Nov. 17 with a performance of "Changing Shoes" starring Tina Sloan.
Tina, star of television's Guiding Light, co-wrote the play about a woman's search for the meaning of life in a closet full of shoes.
"Changing Shoes is a play about change. It's a play about finding the courage to transform yourself, to learn how to twinkle again after your lights have been dimmed. This play is for anyone who has ever stood in front of the mirror and asked, 'Can I stay in the game?' The answer is yes — you just have to change your shoes!" said Tina.
Subscribe to TCPalm.com and our Treasure Coast Newspapers
Need Help? Call us at 1-877-710-6180.
Monday-Friday: 6am-3pm / Saturday: 6:30am-10:30am / Sunday: 7am-11am


text:
Your first look at what's happening around Milwaukee. All of the latest events you can't miss in the city.
Milwaukee musician Mark Shurilla has died
Milwaukee musician Mark Shurilla, famous for his annual Buddy Holly tributes, died Monday morning, his family announced.
News of the death was posted in a brief note on Shurilla's Facebook page. "We know Mark is in your hearts as he is in ours," the note said.
Shurilla had triple bypass surgery about two weeks ago and was recovering at his sister's home, family members say.
No word of funeral arrangements was immediately known. A full obituary will appear later.
Here's Shurilla performing Holly's "Everyday" on Jan. 20, 2011, at Madison's Barrymore Theater.
Comments »
Read and share your thoughts on this story.


text:
Click Here to Watch the Whole Video in HD at Dick Dorm
What is DickDorm? Submit your college videos and make money! Get a STRAIGHT roommate to do a GAY act and get $10k!!!
Things go from nice to naughty in an all guy dorm
Pixels: 320X240 | Bitrate: 350K
Pixels: 640X480 | Bitrate: 700K
BORING ! They weren't drunk enough, I guess?
Great scene would have liked to have seen a lot more happen with the boy in the chair and the blond boy. Would have liked to have seen there willies more so of the blond boy he's sexy, great body. Would love to see more videos with him in them or them both in them.
One in chair is cute, but no action.
This is pretty hot.


text:
Falcons Win Two at Home on Saturday
Feb. 23, 2013
The Air Force women's tennis team won a pair of matches Saturday at the Academy, defeating Northern Arizona, 4-3, and Metro State, 7-0. With the two wins, the Falcons improved to 7-4 this season.
The Falcons opened the morning match against NAU by winning the doubles point with victories at the top two spots. Senior Christine Molina and sophomore Natasha Rizvi got things rolling with an 8-1 victory over Ghizelene Doballah and Nicole Perez at the No. 2 spot. Seniors Melissa Cecil and Hannah Dake clinched the point with an 8-4 triumph over Johanna Vang and Hannah Stone at the No. 1 position.
In singles action, Molina and Tran gave Air Force a 3-0 lead with straight-set wins at the top two spots. Molina defeated Stone, 6-3, 6-1 at No. 1 while sophomore Tiffany Tran downed Doballah, 7-5, 6-4 at No. 2. Vang kept NAU alive by defeating Dake at the No. 3 spot, 6-7, 6-0, 6-2, but Rizvi clinched the match for the Falcons with a come from behind 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 win over Malia Wahinepio at No. 4. NAU won the last two singles matches.
Air Force swept all nine matches in the afternoon against Metro State. No Falcon lost more than three games in any of the six singles matches.
The Falcons host the University of Houston on Friday, March 1 beginning at 3 p.m.
Air Force 4, Northern Arizona 3


text: Student Group Builds Musical Staircase In Main Building Recommend this story June 20, 2013 The student organization dLAB featured a set of musical stairs in Drexel University's Main Building that was available for public interaction until mid-June. Created in honor of Music Hack Day, the project employs infrared emitters (LEDs) and sensors spanning each stair. When the invisible beams are broken as people walk up and down the steps, the sensors trigger synthesized notes from a Raspberry Pi computer. This causes a nearby amplifier to emit notes sequenced to match those on a musical scale. The purpose of the project is to watch how people react to the sounds when interacting by walking up and down the stairs. This set of musical stairs has been carefully placed in the Main Building since May 18, 2013 where there would not only be the most foot traffic, but also the most diverse body of people, spanning from students of all disciplines to staff and faculty. The project took about 60 hours to create from start to finish and was mainly built by a team of eight members, with the support of additional active members: George Slavin '17 Electrical and Computer Engineering AJ Elliott '14 Electrical and Computer Engineering Kenneth Chaney '17 Electrical and Computer Engineering Stephen Wolfe '17 Electrical and Computer Engineering Casey Hungler '17 Electrical and Computer Engineering Elizabeth Plowman '15 Electrical and Computer Engineering Patrick Cross '17 Electrical and Computer Engineering Rob Surrette '17 Computer Science Om Mahida '17 Electrical and Computer Engineering Lyric Prince '14 Science, Technology and Society It demanded a diverse set of skills including the use of a micro controller, Raspberry Pi computer, basic circuit design, inferred sensors, wiring and the question of how to display the project graphically so that it would attract the most attention. The project so far has received about 300 likes and over 100 reposts on social media with positive feedback overall. This is dLab's first public project and was inspired by a similar project that became a YouTube hit by the group, The Fun Theory, an initiative of Volkswagen. The Fun Theory first created a set of musical stairs placed outside of an elevator in Stockholm, Sweden with the purpose of encouraging people to take the stairs instead of the elevator as a fun introduction to a healthy alternative. dLab hopes to have their musical stairs deployed within the community in Philadelphia for others to use as well and is currently working on programming a new musical script by adding song clips to the cue and incorporating different sequencing patterns that will trigger other sounds when interacted with. The dLAB is the official makerspace, or hackerspace, of the Drexel community. The mission of the organization is to promote student body engagement, enable interdisciplinary collaboration and provide and encourage science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) outreach opportunities through sponsoring group, hands-on technical projects. "The larger goal is to be a resource for students to feel empowered to develop crazy ideas," says Elizabeth Plowman, president of the group. The organization provides a physical workspace for and helps fund students driven towards hacking projects. It is open to all students from any discipline. The organization's mantra is "if you can dream it you can build it." dLAB also writes proposals to fund freshman design projects as approved by Dr. Youngmoo Kim, associate professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and director of the Expressive & Creative Interaction Technologies (ExCITe) Center. The group is currently funding two projects and looks forward to expanding on projects that possibly include building an eco-arch on Drexel's Lancaster Walk and developing an LED wall that lights up when splashed by water as a form of "water graffiti." All projects by the dLAB are meant for the public to interact with and enjoy. The idea for this project and more came from brainstorming sessions held every Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Drexel's ExCITe Center. The group currently has 20 active members, but is always accepting more and is focused on collaborating with all disciplines. For more information of the dLab, please visit their official Facebook page.


text:
Michael Pecht and Richard Cogan
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
This paper presents an approach for design for reliability based on the formulation of derating criteria, the determination of levels of criticality for derating analysis, and production rule derating. The approach utilizes PROLOG procedures to generate a user definable hierarchy of parts classifications whose working para-meters follow user definable guidelines and constraints.
Complete article is available to CALCE Consortium Members.


text:
Job Seekers, Sign In
Early Childhood Development Adjunct Faculty « Position Deleted on 5/13/2013 »
|Kaplan University
This position is no longer an active posting on HigherEdJobsPosition Summary
Kaplan University offers term by term, non-tenured teaching appointments to qualified individuals who are dedicated to providing quality educational experiences to students in Associates, Bachelors and Masters degree programs. This position offers an excellent opportunity for individuals to work in a professional learning community wherein faculty contribute to and engage in instructional best practice for adult learners in an innovative, non-traditional university setting.
Key Job Responsibilities
Providing a learning environment that supports student success.
Teaching synchronous or asynchronous seminars as assigned by school or program.
Development and posting of the class syllabi in the class Message Board.
Maintaining school-determined virtual office hours per week for each class.
Ensuring timely management and response to electronic correspondence from students, administrators, and other school officials.
Leading message board discussions and engaging students in relevant discussion and coursework.
Partnering with Academic Advisors to address student concerns.
Maintaining and submitting accurate and timely reports for student grades/progress.
Delivering mid-term and final grades to the Registrar's Office according to the academic calendar.
Enforcing student conduct policies as outlined in the University Catalog.
Attending department and faculty meetings.
Additional duties as may be assigned by the School.
Minimum Qualifications
Masters or doctoral degree in Education or Art in Teaching from a regionally accredited institution.
1-3 years related experience. Recent practitioner experience working with early childcare and learning programs (birth to age 8) in teaching or leadership. Working in traditional classrooms, prekindergarten settings, special early intervention programs, Autism Spectrum Disorder specific programs, and private school programs are strongly preferred.
Microsoft Office suite. Exceptional computer skills using Microsoft Office applications and adobe connect meeting technology.
Ability to work effectively in a remote environment with minimal supervision.
© Copyright 2015 Internet Employment Linkage, Inc.


text:
After the loss of a loved one, facing the holiday season can be difficult for people.
The GriefShare ministry of Crest Baptist Church, 1211 N. Poplar St., will be offering a "Surviving the Holidays" video seminar and resources 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
There is no cost to attend.
For more information, call 782-2018.


text:
Geek Speak
Geek Speak is where the world of Geekdom comes alive.
Yearly Archive for 2008
David Tennant to leave 'Doctor Who'
David Tennant (left) will leave 'Doctor Who,' perhaps to make way for Paterson Joseph (right). (Pic links in post.) It had to happen sooner or later. David Tennant has confirmed when he'll no longer bop around in the TARDIS in the hit sci-fi series, "Doctor Who." From the "Who" site: David Tennant has announced that […] [Read More]
Pic: You see 'Star Trek' in the darndest places
[Link] — René A. Guzman [Twitter] [Read More]
McCain and Obama comic book previews
Here are some preview pages for "McCain: The Comic Book" and "Obama: The Comic Book," courtesy Antarctic Press. Click the images for bigger views. — René A. Guzman [Twitter] [Read More]
Oct. 25 signing of McCain and Obama comics at Dragon's Lair
If you're still unsure which candidate to pick for president, perhaps some locally-brewed comics can help you decide. I have a story running Tuesday on "McCain: The Comic Book" and "Obama: The Comic Book," two illustrated bios by local comics publisher Antarctic Press. In the meantime, arm yourself with knowledge and meet the creators of […] [Read More]
'The Dark Knight Meets Superman' CollegeHumor video
Too funny. And FYI, there's a certain word that gets bleeped in this, so don't cry to me about the potty mouth. (Love ya, Digg.) — René A. Guzman [Twitter] [Read More]
Pic: Batman and Robin, guardians of the pumpkin patch
Dark Knight nut that I am, I just had to post this awesome photo by staff photographer John Davenport that ran on today's San Antonio Express-News front page. When not protecting pumpkin patches, Robin goes by the civilian identity of 2-year-old Westin Smith. Batman is also known as 5-year-old Shepherd Smith. — René A. Guzman […] [Read More]
Darth Sidious Hologram makes a fine 'Star Wars' Minis Force battery
Wizards of the Coast Wizards of the Coast just released another "Star Wars" Miniatures "Clone Wars" preview and does it ever look good for Sith or Fringe fans who've always wanted rerolls but didn't have the Force points for the mulligan. Behold, Darth Sidious Hologram. Faction: Sith Cost: 11 Hit Points: 20 Defense: 20 Attack: […] [Read More]
Pic: Robocop on a what?
What do you get when you pair a cyborg cop with an equine fantasy creature found on most little girls' bedroom walls? A jolly good meme, citizen. Hey, it has its own Flickr gallery, so it must be the new LOLcat. (Spotted at Topless Robot.) — René A. Guzman [Twitter] [Read More]
Review: 'Amazing Spider-Man' #574 is the best Flash Thompson story ever
An exceptional Spider-Man comic that centers on… Flash Thompson? Believe it. "Amazing Spider-Man" #574 is so good, so poignant, so unexpectedly real it could very well be the sleeper standalone of the year. In just one issue, Marc Guggenheim paints a strong tale of Flash as a world-weary soldier who makes quite the sacrifice to […] [Read More]
J.G. Jones won't draw last 'Final Crisis'
Add J.G. Jones to the pile of great artists who can't live up to a high-profile DC project. Bad enough the very-talented, very-hyped Kubert brothers pulled an epic FAIL with just a handful of actual issues for "Batman" from Andy and even less for "Action Comics" from Adam. Now Comic Book Resources reports Jones is […] [Read More]
Show More


text:
One of the few BS-level Health Promotion degrees available online
Required Core Courses
Health Promotion Major Courses
COM-212: Public Speaking
This course is designed to help students develop abilities, including organization and delivery skills, for all speaking situations. The evaluation and improvement of voice, diction, articulation and posture also are studied. May not be used as literature elective.
COM-310: Social Media
Twitter, Facebook, blogs, podcasts - the possibilities of social media today are countless and ever-changing. This course is a broad approach to the history, theory, technology, impact and strategic uses of social media. These tools are relatively inexpensive and accessible technologies that enable anyone to create, publish, edit and access messages intended for the smallest to the largest of audiences. Students will examine the strategic uses of social media for community building, civic and political participation, advertising, marketing, public relations, and journalism. This course provides hands-on experience with the most current technology.
ENG-121 or ENG-200
IHP-210: Health Promotion
Health Promotion is a problem based course designed to give students an overview of health promotion issues, explore selected current topics in health and health policy from a national and global perspective and investigate the consequences these issues have for the health status of individuals, populations and society. This course will provide the theoretical foundation to look at issues to change health behaviors. Healthy People 2020 and the national health agenda will be explored. The concepts of health literacy, consumer advocacy and their impact of health promotion will be explored.
IHP-220: Applied Nutrition
An introductory course in normal and therapeutic nutrition designed for students in allied health programs. The course focuses on the application of basic principles of nutrition to health promotion and disease prevention, as well as the role of nutritional intervention as a therapeutic tool in specific pathologies. It will include discussions of contemporary issues in nutrition.
IHP-323: Health Aspects of Human Sexuality
This course will introduce recent findings on the study of human sexual behavior, with emphasis on the interaction between psychological, social, and biological factors. Topics include sexual differentiation and development, the sexually transmitted infections and HIV, sexual orientation, and patterns of sexual behavior. Students will receive an overview of the dynamics of human sexuality, specifically, examining the influence and importance of human sexuality as it relates to individuals, communities, and global populations with specific aim towards health promotion activities.
IHP-325: Dimensions of Mental Health
This course examines the comorbidity of mental and physical disorders, taking a life-span epidemiological approach. The increasing complexity in the field of mental health, with clients who live and work in the community with a variety of disorders, is explored. Emphasis is placed upon theories and empirical research clarifying comorbidities, risk factors, and mechanisms and strategies to help these individuals live productive and satisfying lives.
IHP-330: Principles of Epidemiology
This course presents the basic principles of epidemiology with particular emphasis on applications in healthcare management. Topics include specific tools of epidemiology used for purposes of planning, monitoring, and evaluating population health. These include identification of disease, measures of incidence and prevalence, study designs, confidence intervals, p-values, statistical interaction, causal inference, and survival analysis. Methods for managing the health of populations using an understanding of the factors that influence population health are discussed. Strategies that health care organizations and systems can use to control these factors are also considered.
PHE-101: Fundamentals of Public Health
This course addresses population-focused healthcare within a global context. The principles and foundations of public health are examined with special attention to the primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of prevention related to health promotion, disease prevention, and risk reduction through six case studies. This course is designed to meet domains 1 & 2 of the ASPH undergraduate curriculum.
PHE-321: Biological Concepts for Public Health
This course explores the major determinants of human disease from an integrated ecological perspective that brings together population-based approaches to the study of infectious disease and genetically determined diseases. Students learn about how infectious diseases are transmitted, risk factors and biological processes for common diseases, and the impact of these and control strategies on public health.
PHE-327: Research and Assessment in Public Health
Students in this class will develop the introductory knowledge and skills to apply assessment instruments, data collection, research designs, and statistical analysis to assess need, assets, and capacity for health education programs. Existing data sets will be introduced that will increase access to information to develop and implement health promotion projects that are fiscally feasible while meeting specific health promotion needs of a targeted population.
PHE-423: Evaluation Methods in Public Health
This course will cover contextual issues surrounding evaluation, evaluation designs and methodological issues, steps involved in conducting an evaluation, communicating the results, and ensuring that evaluation findings are used by intended users.
Take PHE-425
PHE-425: Programming Planning in Public Health
The purpose of this course is to provide basic knowledge in public health sciences, and practical skills to effectively plan, implement, and manage programs that address public health problems in a variety of settings. The course explores key concepts, theories, and methods in planning and implementing successful health promotion programs and healthy public policy.
PHL-246: Understanding Non-Western Philosophy
This course, which focuses on classics from non-Western traditions, is meant to enrich students' understanding of philosophical works that have shaped entire cultures. Selections are drawn from the literary, religious and philosophical works of Africa and western, southern and eastern Asia, giving students a greater appreciation of the contemporary world and basic philosophical issues. Global marker.
PSY-201: Educational Psychology
This course emphasizes the nature of human learning, with a study of the concepts of readiness, motivation, retention, individual differences, development, reasoning and measurement in relation to the learning process. Consideration of the psychological principles of testing and learning technology are also emphasized. Offered as needed. Writing intensive course.
PSY-108 or PSY-108H
PSY-225: Health Psychology
This course introduces students to the field of health psychology through an exploration of ways in which the biopsychosocial (holistic) model is applied to promote health and improve coping with illness. Topics include health beliefs and behaviors, delay in seeking medical care, factors influencing individuals' responses to the health care system and practitioners, acute and chronic illness, treatment adherence, pain and pain management, stress and coping, social support and psychoneuroimmunology. Offered as needed.
PSY-108 or PSY-108H
SOC-213: Sociology of Social Problems
Students in this course analyze contemporary social problems in America and other societies. Issues include economic limitations, class and poverty, race and ethnic relations, sexism, ageism, and environmental and population concerns. Offered every year.
SOC-328: Sociology of Aging
Students in this course examine the basic social processes and problems of aging. Social and psychological issues and issues involved with death and dying are discussed. Offered every other year.
Free Elective Credits: 24
Total Credits: 120
Transfer of Credit
If you're a student who wants to transfer to SNHU or if you simply want to finish what you've started, we try to make transferring as easy as possible. We'll accept up to 90 transferred academic credits and automatically complete an official credit evaluation as part of the application review process.
University Accreditation
SNHU is a fully accredited university. Access our list of accreditations. More...


text:
Breakfast Casserole for a Slow Oxidizer
This recipe doesn't have a photo
Help out by adding one. We have some cool tools that make it easy.
Category: Breakfast
Breakfast Casserole for a Slow Oxidizer - TastyPlanner.com
Chef: Danelle
I developed this recipe for my husband who is on a diet. Taking the Jillian Michaels test, in her book "Making the Cut." It was determined he is a Slow Oxidizer. This casserole has the right ratio of 40% protein, 30% fats, and 30% Carbs to satisfy the requirements of a Slow Oxidizer."
8 Jumbo eggs
1/2 Cup grated Parmesan Cheese(3.5oz)
1 Cup low fat 2% Cottage Cheese(8oz)
5 Cloves Garlic
5oz Frozen Spinach thawed and drained
10oz Frozen Broccoli thawed and drained
12oz can fat-free Evaporated Milk
16oz Cabot Colby Jack Cheese
2 Cup Minute Instant Whole Grain Brown Rice
9.6oz Jimmy Dean fully cooked Hearty Sausage crumbles
2 Cup Chicken Stock divided
1/2 Cup Crystal Hot Sauce
2 tsp McCormick Rotisserie Chicken Seasoning mix
Cook Rice according to directions using 1 3/4 Cup Chicken Stock instead of water.
Heat oven to 350 F
Spread rice in 9 × 13 Casserole dish
Beat eggs with Evaporated Milk, remaining Chicken Stock, and Hot sauce.
In sauce pan, over medium heat, combine Turkey Sausage and garlic. When warmed add Broccoli and Spinach. Cook off extra fluid.
Add Parmesan, Colby Jack cheese,Cottage Cheese
and seasoning.Warm through
Once combined layer on top of Rice in casserole dish.
Pour Egg mixture over top and Cook at 350 for 50 minutes or until knife inserted comes out clean
Similar recipes
Community activity
- Times saved to recipe box: 1
- Times Recommended: 0
- Times added to planner: 2


text:
Decatur Book Festival
Five questions for Mary Williams
A look at the memoir of Jane Fonda's adopted daughter leading up to her appearance at the Decatur Book Festival
In her new memoir, "The Lost Daughter," Mary Williams traces the remarkable arc of her life, from the streets of Oakland to Ted Turner's Georgia mansion. At age twelve, Williams attended a theater camp sponsored by actress/activist Jane Fonda.Read more
John Lewis's comic book is a bestseller, and here's our review
He Read/She Read: A comic book artist and historian on 'March,' the civil rights icon's memoir in graphic novel form
Editor's Note: Georgia congressman and civil rights legend John Lewis has added another item to his resume: bestselling author. March: Book One, the first volume of his memoir-as-comic trilogy with Marietta-based Top Shelf Productions, grabbed the top spot in its category on the New York Times bestseller list. Lewis, who will deliver the keynote address at the 2013 Decatur Book Festival, is in Washington this week to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom; he notably is the only living speaker from the 1963 event.Read more
Hollis Gillespie Hacks Into Atlanta Intel Blog!
Hollis Gillespie here, and I'm hacking into this blog to tell people to get out of the house and go to The Decatur Book Festival today! I am also doing this to see if it's even possible, as I've never hacked into anything before, and if I can hack into this blog you are all in trouble, because I have never hackedRead more


text:
Dark Relic - Sir Gregory, The Crusader[Blu-ray]
- Format:
- Blu-ray
- Distributor:
- Ksm
- Release date:
- 09 April 2012
- Category:
- Adventure
- 5060299110014
- Catalogue number:
- Language:
- English
- Country of origin
- United States of America
- Colour:
- Colour
- Certificate
- 15
Made-for-TV adventure feature, set during the Crusades, which follows a knight on a quest to locate a remnant of the cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified. When Sir Gregory (James Frain) led his men into battle in the First Crusade he commanded over 100 troops. The numbers have declined to fewer than ten by the time, in a bid to salvage something from the ill-fated campaign, Gregory is ordered to locate a piece of Christ's cross and deliver it to the Pope. He duly embarks on an arduous journey with Friar George (Samuel West) and the irksome Sir Robert (Tom Basden) in tow, unaware of the demonic forces which await him...


text:
Can you take the heat? The Texas Brush and Smoking Wood Chunks sure can. This double-sided industrial brush has an angled head with tempered carbon steel bristles for serious scrubbing. A 4-foot handle leverages your weight while keeping you at a safe distance from the cooking surface. The 100% hickory and mesquite wood chunks are naturally cured and dried, free of additives and add amazing aroma. This is one surefire way to host a great cookout.
Double-sided angled brush head features 1.5" bristles. Both varieties of smoking wood chunks are naturally cured/dried and free of additives and fillers. Includes one 4' grill brush, 5 lbs. of hickory wood and 5 lbs. of mesquite wood.
This product has no reviews yet. Be the first to review this product. Write a review
Enjoy 10% off your first order*


text:
We are looking for software reviewers to write for us.
Click Here
Ghost mahjongg is the latest and greatest way to spook yourself happy. Play this fun, halloweeen-style puzzle game any time of year! Bring the entertainment back from the dead by matching pairs of mahjongg tiles in this great seasonal board game thriller.
Keywords: mahjongg tiles, mahjongg, mahjong, dragons, flowers, seasons, bamboo, dots, chinese symbols, number
Recent Changes: New release!
Install Support: No Install Support
Supported Languages: English
Additional Requirements: None
Home | Featured | Submit | Link To Us | Contact Us | FAQ | About Us | Advertise
Copyright © 2006-2015, by Software Reviews, All rights reserved. Privacy statement | Terms of use


text:
winemaker's notes:Innocent Bystander's pale pink. serve of Moscato is a refreshing sipper, offering delicious aromas of watermelon, musk and rose petals alongside red apples and Hubba Bubba. On the off-dry palate, strawberries and sherbet ice cream are lifted by a fresh acid zing and a gentle mouth-tingling fizz. The classy bottle flaunts a crown seal to maintain absolute freshness and a lively spritz. Enjoy immediately or cellar up to 12 months.
Innocent Bystander Pink Moscato
This entry was posted in DRINK, FEATURED WHITE WINE, Features, WINE and tagged rose, summer wine, wine. Bookmark the permalink.


text:
More at L.A. LIVE
Family Day Takeover
Gather your friends and family and head down to L.A. LIVE for Family Day Takeover!
VIP at L.A. LIVE
Whether it's your birthday, a date night, or a special client occasion, sometimes it's nice to be a VIP.
Exciting offers, pre-sale notices and exclusive contests.
Host a Private Event
L.A. LIVE is the perfect place for your group meetings, party or convention. Choose from many elegant spaces.Learn More


text:
Fratmen.TV�s naughty little brother featuring new kissing and sucking duo scenes every week.
Description: Bright and Early, Neil and Wally Venture Up to Fratmen Ranch for a Little Fun With a Handy Cam Before They Go About Their Full Days. the Action Begins Quickly In the Shower as Soon as Neil and Wally S
Permanent link to this video:
Code to embed player in blogs and forums, etc:
Post this video in the JUB Forums with this code:
Simply copy the above code into your JUB forum post and the movie will appear.


text:
2003-2004 Season
Program Notes
Purchase Tickets
Venue Information
Common Questions
About OSSCS
E-mail Newsletter
Support OSSCS
Contact Us
OSSCS Home
PO Box 15825
Seattle, WA 98115
|Michael Delos
|Bass-baritone Michael Delos has won
critical acclaim for his performances in a diverse repertoire of over
three dozen operatic roles, including Faust, the title roles in Le
Nozze di Figaro and Don Giovanni, Olin Blitch in Floyd's Susannah
and Nick Shadow in Stravinsky's Rake's Progress — the role of his
European debut with L'Opera de Monte Carlo, Monaco. Delos joined the
roster of the New York City Opera in 1987 and is a welcome guest artist
with Vancouver (BC) Opera, Chicago Opera Theater, Seattle Opera, Opera
Utah, Portland Opera and Hawaii Opera Theater. A highly respected concert
artist, Mr. Delos has appeared with many major symphony orchestras
throughout North America, Europe and Japan, including those of Detroit,
Tokyo, Osaka, Seattle, Calgary, Edmonton, Oregon, Sacramento and Spokane.
Mr. Delos has appeared frequently as a popular recitalist for the
Community Concert Association. His performances of Mendelssohn's Elijah,
the Bach Passions and the major Handel oratorios have been heard
throughout the United States and Canada. Highlights of Delos' busy career
have been his appearances with the Chicago Opera Theater in The Consul
under the stage direction of composer Gian Carlo Menotti, singing Nick
Shadow in the acclaimed Glyndebourne production of Rake's Progress
with Hawaii Opera Theater and his touching portrayal of Captain Ramballe
in Prokofiev's epic War and Peace for Seattle Opera, which was
recorded for Sony Classics International.
Future Performances
Recent performances:
St. Matthew Passion
Internet links:
Mr. Delos' web site


text:
We have a wide variety of ice machines to satisfy the needs of any restaurant or commercial kitchen.
Refrigeration equipment keeps food safe, and is required in almost every restaurant and foodservice establishment.
Commercial dishwasher are fast, efficient and a piece of restaurant equipment that cannot be overlooked.
|See all
We have every piece of restaurant equipment you could ever need. From mixers to ovens. Ranges to meat slicers.
Lease restaurant equipment. We have flexible programs and flexible rates. Leasing equipment can be easy.
Call for details: 1 (855) 388-5999
Featured Restaurant Equipment
iFoodEquipment.com is your one stop shop for restaurant equipment at wholesale prices.
We have over 25 years experience helping restaurants, bakeries, pizzerias, and institutions such as hospitals and prisons. From chairs and tables to dough mixers and dishwashers, we have the right restaurant equipment at the right price.
We are family owned and operated. We treat all our customers with honesty and respect, just as we would expect to be treated. When talking to a customer about a piece of restaurant equipment, it is our mantra to be honest and straightforward. If an item isn't the best equipment for your job, we will let you know.
But, with our extensive access to top lines, we are sure we can provide you with the proper restaurant equipment within your budget.


text:
Quick Links
Shop All Jewelry
RG10787 In Stock
Our Gold Triple Roll Russian Wedding Ring is one of our newest additions to our popular collection of Triple Roll Russian Wedding rings. Made of fashionable and long lasting stainless steel, each intertwined band measures 4 mm wide and glides smoothly over each of the other bands for a ring that catches the eye and is fun to wear. This Gold Russian Wedding Ring style is available in sizes 5 through 10.
Eve's Addiction.com wants you to be a happy customer. We want you to be completely satisfied with the sterling silver jewelry that you receive from us, as we only sell high quality silver and cubic zirconia cz jewelry. We do understand that you may not like your purchase for some reason.
You may return or exchange your jewelry within 60 days of purchase if you are not satisfied with it. The jewelry must be returned in its original condition for a refund or exchange. Engraved, personalized, photo, monogram, name and initial, chocolate and clearance items are not returnable or exchangeable.


text:
Susan Haarman
Faith and Justice Campus Minister
Damen 230
Susan is responsible for Alternative Break Immersions, Ignatian Family Teach-In, Just Faith discussion group.
Susan Haarman is from Louisville, KY but she's lived in Milwaukee, Texas, Berkeley, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. She's a former Jesuit Volunteer and a loves triatholons, avocados and red pandas. When's she's not planning ABIs she loves getting into discussions about pop culture and social justice. She cannot juggle.


text:
DeFUNIAK SPRINGS — Powered by a big first quarter, Crestview High School's boys basketball team cruised to a 65-48 win over Walton on Monday.
Walton's Alex Campbell hit a free throw 31 seconds into the game, giving the Braves a 1-0 lead.
The lead lasted less than 20 seconds.
Crestview's Ronnie Baylark answered with a 3-point basket at the 7:10 mark in the first quarter, giving the Bulldogs a lead they held the rest of the way.
Baylark's 3-pointer was followed by a 3-point basket by Rashad Bess as Crestview (5-1) ripped off 17-4 run to end the first quarter.
Bess' basket was followed by a 2-point score from Walton's Levico Thompson with 6:06 left in the first quarter. Walton didn't score again until Nitro Gee connected on a basket with 23 seconds left in the period.
Five Bulldogs scored between the Thompson and Gee baskets. Jerry Aaron, Bess and Baylark scored 2-point baskets. Wesley St. Vil hit a 3-pointer with 3:18 left in the quarter, extending the Bulldog lead to 15-3.
Almost three minutes ran off the clock before Crestview got a basket from Marcelle Moorer. But even when they weren't scoring, the Bulldogs controlled the game with their defense.
"We really played well defensively (Monday)," first-year Bulldog coach Greg Watson said. "(Defense is) the one thing we've been striving for in practice to get better on. They are a hard team to guard.
"They are quick and athletic and shoot the 3 a lot. Defensively, we really got after them. We did a good job of closing out on their shooters, and that allowed us to get the lead."
Jamie Stanley came off the Walton bench, sparking the Braves in the second quarter. Stanley hit three 3-pointers and scored all of his 11 points in the second period as he tried to rally Walton.
Stanley's 3-pointer with 4:52 left in the half cut Crestview's lead to 22-18.
Crestview's Wesley St. Vil was fouled while shooting a 3-point basket and proceeded to hit all three free throws, pushing the Bulldog lead back to seven points.
Rasheen Blackmon hit a trey for the Braves, closing Crestview's lead to 25-21.
A Trevin Arrington 3-pointer was the first Bulldog score in an 11-2 run to end the first half.
The Bulldogs and Braves matched each other point for point in the third quarter and Crestview was 51-38 heading into the final eight minutes of play.
Scores from Rusty Moorer, St. Vil and Baylark in the fourth quarter's first two minutes pushed the Bulldog lead to 19 points. Walton never got closer than within 13 points of Crestview the rest of the way.
Baylark led a balanced Bulldog scoring attack with 15 points. Marcelle Moorer scored 12 points. And St. Vil added 10 points.
Gee scored 17 points for Walton. Stanley scored 11.
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin's sports editor. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


text:
Law enforcement has the right to pull over any driver they suspect of drunken driving. An officer may conduct a sobriety test and if the officer believes that the driver is intoxicated and unable to operate the vehicle safely the officer may make an arrest. A DUI charge is a serious offense with significant consequences that can affect the career and other areas of his or her life. A DUI charge can result in loss or suspension of professional licenses and disqualify individuals from certain career opportunities or schools. At Daniel D. Hajji, Attorneys of Michigandefend clients faced with DUI allegations. It is important to contact a
Bloomfield DUI lawyer for legal advice and guidance following an arrest for a DUI. Our attorneys are knowledgeable and experienced in all areas of DUI defense and help many clients inside and outside of the courtroom when facing serious criminal charges in the
Bloomfield Township area.
Tests used to determine the alcohol level in a driver are not particularly reliable. Administration of the tests occurs in an uncontrolled environment on the side of a road next to the pulled over car. Many of the tests are at night when it is dark outside and visibility is limited. A nervous driver may be mistaken for a drunken driver and unable to pass all steps of a sobriety test. In the case of a traffic collision, people may automatically jump to the conclusion that it was due to a drunken driver when other factors may have been the cause of an accident. Defense has the right to challenge evidence presented by prosecution in a DUI charge and can include the following:
A DUI conviction can mean jail time, fines, probation, driver's license suspension, community service, alcohol classes and other penalties the judge issues at sentencing. Many factors can affect the degree of punishment such as a light sentence for a first time offense or multiple DUI offenses resulting in maximum penalties. Attorney Daniel Hajji defends clients with the goal of lessened charges or dismissed cases. He understands that a future of a client is at stake when fighting DUI charges. Make an appointment today for a consultation with a qualified DUI defense Lawyer.
Contact a Bloomfield DUI Defense Attorney
for strong legal defense against DUI charges.


text:
Favorite Weekend Cruise: Biscayne Bay
There are two types of sailors: those who live for turquoise waters, sandy beaches and great sailing, and those who live for fabulous restaurants, trendy neighborhoods, convenient marinas…and great sailing. Of course, both types often sail together, and Biscayne Bay, Florida, is one of those rare places that manages to suit both fancies. In Biscayne Bay you can overnight in solitude off a sandy beach, wake up and go lobstering, spend a vigorous day sailing in a large protected bay, then tie up your boat with multimillion-dollar megayachts and go celebrity-watching at the trendiest of restaurants.
Biscayne Bay is a good 40 miles long, but only 8 miles wide. Bordered by the city of Miami to the west, its ocean side is protected by Miami Beach, Virginia Key, Key Biscayne and a series of smaller keys ending with the six-mile-long Elliot Key. Much of the ocean-side land is part of the Biscayne National Park and is thus protected from development.
Because it's in south Florida, you can expect warm winter weather with great winds and little rain. The keys and reef to the east keep the wave action down while letting the breeze in, so you get fast flat-water sailing. It's no wonder so many racing teams do their winter training here.
Last winter, I anchored near South Beach (SoBe), at the eastern end of the Venetian Causeway. This popular spot offers easy shore access where I found excellent public transportation. Close by, there were dozens of great pubs and restaurants, two large grocery stores, a hardware store, numerous parks, a public golf course, a theater and primo access to the Miami Boat Show. The people-watching was always first class, and you never know—maybe that was Madonna.
When I tired of the SoBe scene, I'd sail to No Name Harbor at the south end of Key Biscayne. This man-made harbor, a favorite with Bahama-bound cruisers, had a beach-side Laundromat, a pub that served el Presidente beer, great walking trails and yet more entertaining people-watching.
If I wanted something more rustic, I would sail to Boca Chita Key. There was no anchoring permitted inside this basin, so I'd tie up to the concrete wall and pay the fee at the honor boxes. There were excellent walking trails and an incredible view from the lighthouse. On the north side, there was superb snorkeling in about 20 feet of water with plenty of reef fish, lobsters and the occasional six-foot-wide spotted ray leaping from the water.
If it's peace and quiet you're after, flee Boca Chita on the weekends (it becomes party central) and sail to Elliot Key. There is nothing here but mangroves, palm trees and long, lovely beaches. You can anchor out, close your eyes, and before you know it, be on island time without the customs fees.
This season, I discovered the Dinner Key anchorage in Miami, which was vibrant and active, but without the SoBe glitz. The anchorage can get crowded, but is well protected from most directions and again, you'll meet a cast of characters ranging from Tristan Jones look-alikes in ragtag scows to the most respectable of snowbirds in spiffy new yachts. It's tough to get ashore here, so you can opt instead for a visit to Dinner Key Picnic Island Park. This little island is just a short row from the anchorage, and you'll often find fellow cruisers enjoying its small beach, trails and dock.
Sadly, 2012 marked the end of Jimbos, long a Biscayne Bay landmark. Hidden in Lamar Lake on Virginia Key, this low-rent hideaway made Key West look normal. The bar was inside a corrugated steel container, and there were no seats—just communal picnic tables where you could find everything from travelers to transvestites, pretenders to poseurs, and a few others I couldn't identify. The Friday night I discovered Jimbos, two other groups were there too: middle-age swingers and frat boys with their pledges. Jimbos was the stuff of legends.


text:
As institutional marketers are aware, a compelling so-cial media presence is a necessary part of recruitment. Social media sites are certainly a part of students' daily lives, but in what ways are they using these tools to engage with colleges of interest? According to the "2011 College Decision Impact Survey" from Maguire Associates and Fastweb.com, more than half of 21,000-plus high school seniors surveyed said they've explored "fit" with colleges through a web service, searched for scholarships via social media, watched a school-created YouTube video, or read posts on a social media site about a school or a student blog on a college website. Data was collected in January from Fastweb members.
Tara Scholder, senior vice president of Maguire Associates, says the research validates social media as part of an integrated strategy. With 22 percent of respondents saying a college's online presence made them more interested in applying, Linda Maguire, vice chair of the firm, stresses there's no real downside. "When you get an advantage—22 percent of the market—that's where [officials] should be looking."
Maguire shares what she sees as dangers to social media involvement. Students may get desensitized as this kind of outreach becomes expected; it will no longer "wow" them. Another danger is colleges using the wrong approach. "Students can sniff out a person who really doesn't understand the medium in an instant," she says. Rather than planting content from another medium on social media sites, it's better to more subtly identify communities and determine how to connect, she explains.
The least popular action in the list of 15 items is "post negative feedback about a school on its Facebook wall," with 2.8 percent of respondents saying they had. "I thought that would have been higher," Maguire says. "Maybe professionals are worrying about it too much." She hopes administrators are thinking about building social media into a coordinated strategy. "One of the beauties of social media is that it's so viral, but one of the problems is that it's so viral," she notes. "If different pockets are using social media in all different ways across an institution, there's the potential for confusing the market."
The full survey, which also covered the Class of 2015's concerns about the economy, how they're using net price calculators, and how they're choosing where to attend, can be found online at www.maguireassoc.com. –Melissa Ezarik


text:
Ensemble Economique – Psychical LP
Brian Pyle is well-known for his enterprising shamanism as one half of Nor Cal improv gurus Starving Weirdos but when off-roading in his Ensemble Economique buggy he seems to stumble on to even weirder psychogenic artifacts. Psychical is Pyle's freshest full-length and easily his most drugged and dense. Thick, humid banks of synth-fog descend over looped cult hand-drum patterns, strangely panned waves of brainwash tones, and snippets of third world voices mumbling about blood and marijuana. As the name half-jokingly implies, EE is 100% Pyle's creation intrument-wise, although his wife Phoenix does intone some possessed doom poetry over the crushing war drums of "Forever Eyes" and Tom Carter (of Charalambides) cameos with some searing white light guitar shrapnel on the creep-out raga of "Real Things." All the pieces dissolve into one another, giving Psychical a dark-trip soundtrack mood, an upriver lost soul convoy into hostile off-radar territories, a thousand spectral voices misting down like a blackening monsoon. A total haunter, and an LP we've been spinning many midnights around NNF HQ. Black vinyl LPs in jackets with occult VHS artwork by Manda Beth Brown. Edition of 470.


text:
1st Birthday Gifts
If you need 1st birthday gift ideas then look no further! Our selection of gifts and toys is unrivalled. Whether you're looking for a personalised gift or a suitable toy for a 1 year old, Born Gifted has it covered.
Filter by:
Sort by:
|1 - 30 of 396
£9.99 (Currently Out Of Stock)
£9.99 (Currently Out Of Stock)
|1 - 30 of 396


text:
There are 53 results - Show results on a map Print this page
Showing 51 - 53 of 53
The Ashlyn Guest House is a warm and friendly Georgian home, ideally located to take advantage of Edinburgh's attractions. The city centre is within walking distance and the Royal Botanical Gardens ar...More about Ashlyn Guest House
The Sun Inn dates back to 1697 and is situated within easy striking distance of Edinburgh. It has boutique-style bedrooms (one featuring a copper bath) and modern bathrooms. High quality, award-winnin...More about The Sun Inn
High quality, budget accommodation ideal for both families and business travellers. Spacious, en suite bedrooms feature tea and coffee making facilities, and Freeview TV in most hotels. Internet acces...More about Premier Inn Edinburgh A1 (Musselburgh)


text:
The Acer Iconia Tab A510 is now available for purchase at $449.99. The Tegra 3 slate went up for pre-order back in March and can now be found at a variety of retailers including Amazon or direct from Acer. The A510 is a 10.1-inch tablet with 1GB of RAM to go along with its 1.3GHz quad-core CPU. At the $450 price point it gets 32GB of storage. The tablet is among the first from Acer to run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box.
Speaking of ICS and Acer, their update timeline has been adjusted and the new OS version should be available for the Iconia Tab A500 and Iconia Tab A100 shortly. Both are listed for an April 27th delivery in the US. Canada and Latin America will see the update around the same time.
[via PocketNow]
Continue reading:
- Acer Iconia Tab A510 No Longer Shipping Due T
- Acer releases app to assist A500/A501 tablet
- Acer Iconia Tab A500 Now Receiving Ice Cream
- DEAL ALERTS: Acer Iconia Tab for $180, Motoro
TAGS: Acer Iconia Tab A100 , Acer Iconia Tab A500 , Acer Iconia Tab A510


text:
Regular Office Hours
Monday - Friday:
Saturday & Sunday:
Current Specials
Special Offer:
$25.00 OFF Shipping
For a Limited Time Only: $25.00 OFF Shipping
We are offering $25.00 OFF shipping for online orders only on the initial purchase of any blueprint order over $600.00 (before shipping fees and taxes). Simply enter or mention this promotional code when placing your order: 04H15
Custom House Plans
Blog Talk
Mediterranean Home, 037H-0127
Click image above to view larger
Views may vary slightly from working drawings. Refer to floor plan for actual layout.
Design 037H-0127
|Buy this House Plan Now!
|Modify This Plan
Plan Details
Plan Features
Plan DescriptionElegant house plan. Spacious house plan. Stunning house plan. That is what your friends and family will be saying about this Mediterranean style luxury home! A great family design, this one-story offers formal and casual gathering spaces as well as private areas. Octagonal shaped ceiling treatments define the peaceful study, perfect for an office, and the formal dining room, just right for sit-down dinners. A wet bar is at your service making it easy to serve drinks to guests and connects the dining room with the efficient kitchen, complete with pantry and breakfast bar. Past the foyer a dramatic radial window in the living room welcomes guests and invites them to see what lies just beyond the glass. Upon entering the family area, the wall of glass disappears opening the area for a spacious entertaining haven! Coupled with the expansive lanai, everyone is sure to relax in the open and airy gathering spaces. Three bedrooms line the right side of the home. Two are complete suites boasting private baths while one accesses the pool bath. A half bath, utility room and 3-car garage complete this side of the home. On the left side, the master suite is a wing all its own. Putting the owners comforts first, this pampering space reveals private access to the lanai, a sitting area, fanciful ceiling treatment, His ad Hers walk-in closets and a posh bath decked with twin vanities, a garden tub and a separate shower. Packing all of this into 3400 square feet of luxurious living, this Mediterranean ranch house plan is both efficient and elegant.
Wall framing is CMU.
NOTE: These plans are not available for purchase for anyone planning to build Collier County or Lee County, FL.


text:
Cougar Basketball
Readers and fans cover the Washington State Cougars basketball team as it battles for the Pac-10 title.
Monthly Archive for February, 2011
Cougs Win, But I Need To Vent!
I know I should use this platform tonight to praise the Cougars. [Read More]
Ugly Court. Uglier Performance!
I don't know what was harder to look at tonight in Eugene: That ridiculous-looking excuse for a basketball court at Oregon's new arena or the Cougars performance on that court. Both were bad. Very, very bad. [Read More]


text:
In closing, I asked of the Sheik's hate of Hulk Hogan, arguably one of the more popular wrestlers of the era:
"It really stems from the fact that back in that day, the Iron Sheik and Hulk Hogan had the most harsh [on-air] relationship – and the Sheik took care of the hulk, but not vice-versa. Sheik could have broken Hulk's leg, could've made more money, but chose help Hogan over his own career – Hulk never really paid the favor. He never really gave back. Hulk even had his own dressing room and was never really part of the boys. He didn't travel with them, didn't go on a road – they didn't hang out together. He'd go home in a limousine when the rest of the wrestlers were hanging out together, having a beer. It was a brotherhood."
Colt Cabana, professional wrestler, owner of the Art of Wrestling Podcast and curator of Pro-Wrestling history interviewed the Sheik in 2011:
"Honestly, The Iron Sheik to me came off as the nicest Iranian Grandpa ever. He seems so kind and generous to the people that are good to him. I guess, the people that are "bad" to him are the ones that seem to get the verbal lashing that he dishes out so famously. To me he's an inspiration where he's kinda carved out this great comedy niche for himself to people outside the world of pro wrestling. I think he's done it in a different way than I'd like to, but he's done it nonetheless…I almost want to look at him as this fictional character even though he's right in front of me having a real life conversation. It's important to know though, that every human has real feelings and emotions and Iron Sheik does too. Maybe some of it's just an act. He has been a performer his whole life."
Ultimately, the consistent theme of The Sheik's existence has become one of targeted brutality juxtaposed with a deep paternal care for those close to him and the things he loves. "Sheikie love the music that make me happy when I eat the kebob. I love the old generation – the Frank sinatra, Bob marley – he legend. The new generation? I respect the Jay Z, the Kanye West, the Black Key and the Black Eye Pea." As he approaches subjects he detests, he gets frustrated, the words coming out in a torrent of anger and spit. "I humble the Spice girl! And The lady gaga mickey mouse."
When asked where he spends his semi-retirement, the Sheik echoes a deep love of the nation that took him in. "USA greatest country in world. Sheikie-baby live in the America. I live in Atlanta, the LA and the New York City – greatest city in the world. I never respect the Tom Brady wife – she don't know how to make him happy after he lose super bowl." Each answer dangles with a seemingly irrelevant statement – ones that the Sheik peppers each answer to my question with. Another ends simply with "If I see the…hulk Hogan or the donald trump, I break their back – make them humble."
For all of the chaos of his speech, there lies a subtle logic. He has his themes. He has his timing. He understands, consumes and comments on the news. Within his irreverancy lies the passion to be an entertainer, to make people laugh with or without a love for pro wrestling. He has harnessed Twitter to create his own ring to return to – a misfit champion of a Tweet-landscape of self-promoters and retweet-beggars. Brusque, honest and brutal, the Sheik will live on where other wrestlers fall into bad habits they learned from their fame.
Magen teased a return to Howard Stern, and a media blitz for the Sheik like nothing we'd seen yet. When further pressed, Magen had nothing more to say, other than they were considering every form of media that the Sheik could operate within.
That led to the most important question of them all: Would the Sheik join Pinterest?
"I don't give a f— about the f—–g Pinterest. Have a good day."


text:
Pronunciation: /ˌtranskripˈtämiks/
Definition of transcriptomics in English:
plural noun[treated as singular] Biology
The study of transcriptomes and their functions: the field of transcriptomics allows for the examination of whole transcriptome changes across a variety of biological conditions
More example sentences
- Unlike transcriptomics, based on the analysis of a uniform molecule class, i.e. RNA, metabolite profiling obviously requires an arsenal of analytical tools owing to the diverse structures, properties, and sizes representing the plant's chemical composition, the metabolome.
- However, the combination of metabolomics and transcriptomics will describe and unravel complex biological system relations.
- The development of new platform technologies such as transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics have allowed a deeper insight into cellular mechanisms of metabolic adaptation on the molecular level, but also the reconstruction of cellular networks.
Definition of transcriptomics in:
- British & World English dictionary
What do you find interesting about this word or phrase?
Comments that don't adhere to our Community Guidelines may be moderated or removed.
Get more from Oxford Dictionaries
Subscribe to remove adverts and access premium resources
= trending


text:
Step 1: Make miso rub
Grate (on a microplane or ginger grater) or food-process the onion and garlic until you have at least half a cup of extremely fine puree. Make sure not to lose any of the onion juice. Mix in roughly an equal amount of miso paste, some freshly ground black pepper, and a dollop of olive oil. The result should be a nice brown color.
Step 2: Rub down turkey
Starting at the back of the bird (larger cavity) run your hands under the skin of the breast, and spread your fingers to detatch the skin from the meat. Wiggle your hand around to the leg/thigh area, detatching as you go. Spin the pan and do the same thing from the front of the bird. If this doesn't look positively indecent, you're not doing it right.
Scoop up some miso rub, and shove it in under the skin. It's fine to leave big miso lumps; you can massage the skin from the outside to spread it properly. Work about 75% of the rub in under the skin, trying to reach as much of the bird surface as possible. Flip the bird over, and rub a bit more into the surface of the skin on its back, then return to original belly-up position. Rub remaining miso onto the outside of the breast and leg skin.


text:
'The Hobbit' Featurette: Transforming New Zealand Into Middle EarthJacob Hall June 14, 2013 @ 3:35 PM
Every single behind-the-scenes video from 'The Hobbit' or the 'Lord of the Rings' films is, in its own little way, an advertisement for the nation of New Zealand. Peter Jackson's Middle Earth films have been completely shot in his home country, and it's now impossible to imagine J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional fantasy world without thinking of the gorgeous Kiwi countryside. A new featurette on 'The Hobbit' trilogy gives us a good look at how little work it was transforming New Zealand's landscapes into a land of dwarves, wizards and dragons.


text:
by makijazowo21
by bitterstarlite
by gajewska.wiktoria
by maxineczka
by Make-up-by-Natalia
by makeupbyhilary
by Marlena
by starryskies214
by Wrzosowisko
All About This Color:
I'll tell you what's unexpected…when your mother-in-law decides it's time for her to visit. Fabulous. I'm so glad I had a heads up on that one…my house is a mess, I didn't do laundry, and I can't remember the last time I went grocery shopping…BUT I do have a fantastic pink eyeshadow to wear!
Read More
The Bottom Line:
Matte Pale Pink Brown
About Makeup Geek Eyeshadows
– These are all highly-pigmented – just check out the swatches!
– Half the price of MAC shadows without sacrificing quality
– These pans can be placed in empty palettes such as MAC Pro Palettes or Z-Palettes.
– Eyeshadow pan weight is 1.8G / 0.064 oz
– With a separate palette, you can build your own custom palettes
– All our shadows are cruelty-free — we do not test our products on animals
– These eyeshadows are Talc and Paraben-Free
– See full ingredient listing.
– We ship worldwide at affordable rates
Show Less
You must be a registered Makeup Geek in order to submit product reviews.
Please log in to your existing account, or sign up for a new one.
Never in my life I had such great colors for this value. It is more expensive for me to buy MUG products because I live in The Netherlands and beside the shippingcosts I pay at MUG, I also have to pay dutch tax and the postal office for clearing the package true customs here but it is all worth it. Marlena did such a great job and is a true inspiration for me. I learn so much from her tutorials and reviews. It would be my absolute dream to open a make up store here with only MUG products :-)
Did you find this review helpful?


text:
Around the Jewish World
Thoughts from the heart of the Houston Jewish community with Lee Wunsch
Daily Archive for April 18th, 2012
Remembering the Holocaust & Honoring the Survivors. Soon There Will be None.
12,000 survivors of the Holocaust died this past year. In Israel, a survivor of the Holocaust dies every hour. Soon, there will be none. Who will remember? Of all the genocides in the history of humankind, the Holocaust – that took the lives of 6,000,000 Jews, including 1,000,000 children – stands out as the most […] [Read More]


text:
Best T-Shirts - Women'sProboardshop.com is the leading clothing company on the web for Women's T-Shirts, All Brands. All clothing brands in stock for next day shipment with up to 50% savings. 29 years of great prices, selection, and service.
Please refine here More in the Outlet Shop.
- Brand: Holden
- Size: Medium
- Color: Pink
Holden Biker T-Shirt - Women'sReg: $27.95 On Sale: $16.95
Size: X-Small, Small, Medium, Large
Holden Heart Logo T-Shirt - Women'sReg: $23.95 On Sale: $18.95
Size: Small, Medium


text: 292605_3820353074005_1433024877_4991196_311234496_n By Michele Mathews April 27, 2012 6:22 AM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Category: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! Best of 92.9 The Bull Kmart's 1998 Online Shopping Ad Is a Cry for Days Gone By You Can Download the First Four 'Mission: Impossible' Movies For Free Jana Kramer Surprises Fan Who Shared 'I Got the Boy' Story [Watch] Kenny Chesney Crosses Rose Bowl Gig Off Bucket List Recommended For You Best of the Web


text:
Posted at: 10/30/2012 6:17 PM
Updated at: 11/20/2012 4:01 PM
By: Laurie Stribling
Presidential visits are few and far between for the Northland, but Bill Clinton was at UMD Tuesday afternoon campaigning for President Obama.
People packed into the Kirby Ballroom as the Democratic heavyweight rallied for President Obama and other democrats, addressing topics from student loans to the economy. Mr. Clinton started his speech by addressing that superstorm on the east coast...and the similar disaster we had here in the Northland.
"I can sympathize more than ever with what Duluth went through in that terrible flood a few months ago because we're going through it in New York now," Clinton said.
Enthusiastic students, local politicians, and other community members filled the crowd and listened closely as the former president made the case for President Obama's re-election.
"There are three great questions that are the line here," he said. "Who's more likely to restore middle class prosperity and give poor people an honorable way to work their way into it? Who's more likely to build a 21st century economy with the jobs of tomorrow that bring back the American dream? Who's more likely in this terrible, divisive time to form a more perfect union?"
The crowd answered each question by yelling Obama's name. The Former President also accused Republican challenger Mitt Romney of changing his views in recent months.
"Despite his 11th hour conversion in the debates to the rhetoric of moderation, Governor Romney has not changed any of his specific positions," Clinton said.
The former president says Obama needs another four years to complete what he started, a plan he said will save this country.
"What does he want to do? Make more investments in innovation, in infrastructure, in manufacturing," Clinton said. "In new sources of clean energy, in education and training and in reducing the debt by four trillion dollars the old fashioned way by making the numbers add up. So, he has a simple plan." he said.


text:
DE is priority 1 - our pass rush really exposes our secondary. Close the gap on that and the scheme, coaching gets better out there. Its hard to depend on a rookie CB or WR to heavliy contribute year 1 - it just does not happen that often. Resign Smith with Marshall and a rookie CB as the 3rd and hopefully that gets better.
Ideally you would want a WR in FA but does there play fall off after a pay day - plus, are we going to sign any FA's - its not the Philbin way.


text:
These sure are nostalgic times, just based on some of this week's headlines.
A number of residents recalled simpler times over the weekend in Baker. (See "Baker Memories Day draws crowd to Baker Block to reminisce.")
North Okaloosa residents can attend workshops on Friday to learn more about their genealogy. (See "Workshops help family genealogists use resources.")
The News Bulletin's June 28-July 1 edition, which hits the streets Saturday, will feature the first part of our monthly history series leading up to Okaloosa County's centennial.
Yes, we all seem to appreciate knowing where we come from, and many of us have a special appreciation for days gone by; simpler times.
News editors aren't exempt.
Over the weekend, I looked at the alarm-clock-radio on my nightstand and started thinking:
The glowing orange numbers are distracting.
This device has a radio I never use.
The thing's plugged into the wall, hiking up the electricity bill, even when it's not in use!
When you use a ton of technology— a laptop computer, a camcorder, a smart phone, a tablet — for work, if you're like me, you unwind by unplugging. Finding simpler solutions. Connecting, in that way, with the past and with our ancestors.
I searched the web, determined to find an old-fashioned wind-up alarm clock. The kind with keys that you routinely wind up to set the time and alarm.
It's a more environmentally green solution, but it also reminded me of the gold-and-black Westclox Big Ben that once sat on my nightstand more than two decades ago.
I'd completely forgotten about that until now.
It's funny how time and technology advancements can create new lifestyles and replace memories of old ones.
But I'm a little too stubborn to fall for it.
Late Saturday, I was up all night searching for information about wind-up alarm clocks.
To my dismay, most of the websites — mostly with old-timers' comments — said they don't even make the Big Ben, a classic, like they used to.
"That thing was build like a tank," one commenter said.
It really was.
The comment also reminded me of many products' declining quality, ironically, as technology progresses.
I thought of my mom's new printer-copier-scanner-fax machine — a beast she will never use, but for some reason, acquires these things — and how it's all plastic, and sounds like it could come apart when opening the scanner's lid.
Good brand, but poor quality.
I remember playing office as a child, with my grandparents' old adding machine.
That thing was built like a tank too! It was from the 1950s or 1960s, rough, tough, heavy and still printed fine, to my surprise.
Unfortunately, they don't make 'em like they used to. Even the Big Ben, countless reviewers' comments note, hasn't evolved so well.
Part of that, I'm sure, is because of planned obsolescence, two words I never forgot once I heard them in a high school economics class. It's many manufacturers' conspiracy to continue driving product by deliberately setting expiration dates on products.
They could make the products better; they just don't.
I still plan to remove that monstrosity of an alarm clock-radio from the nightstand.
Perhaps I'll just let my smart phone rest on the window ledge opposite the bed.
Maybe I'll buy one of those battery operated twin-bell clocks that mimic the old-fashioned windups.
But it won't be the same.
Are you nostalgic for a certain product or way of life that has been lost with time? Drop comments below!
What's your view? Email News Bulletin Editor Thomas Boni, firstname.lastname@example.com, or tweet @cnbeditor.


text:
Restaurant Week In Charlotte
I thought about giving second chances to some of the many places on the list that I didn't like at first try, but I think I'd rather just move on to giving a chance to some unexplored territory.
Any restaurant week participants that you're excited about?
I've really been wanting to try Arooji's but I doubt I'll do it during restaurant week. As far as the participants go, Copper and Carpe Diem would have to be my favorites for food. M% is easily the prettiest restaurant/bar in Charlotte and I did have some tasty mussels there not long ago. Of course you're going to be able to find something good/great at the big chain steak/seafood places but probably won't go that week. Pewter Rose is (sadly) off my current rotation. Too many misses including an untoasted English muffin. I love that Sir Edmond muscled his way on to thier list.
re: southernitalian
Hey SI, I've eaten at Arooji's in Providence Promenade several times. It's good, but not great. Italian fare with a little bit of Iranian (I think) mixed in. Cheese and charcuterie plates are overpriced for what you get. It's a great atmosphere, lots of candles and a cozy ambience and on weekends they usually have a guy playing guitar. Service has always been very good. And of course you're surrounded by floor to ceiling shelves of good wine. Check it out.
Zebra and Fiamma seem to have the most interesting menus from what I've read thus far. I'd like to know what Ratcliffe on the Green and Nolen Kitchen are offering.
re: lynnlato
The menu at Customshop sounds very good as well.
I do have one question
is there really such a thing as N.C. Mahi Mahi ?
Is it caught in the Catawba?
re: GodfatherofLunch
Believe it or not, NC is in close proximity to the "Gulf Stream" in the "Atlantic Ocean" where Mahi Mahi are "Caught" in "Boats".
re: GodfatherofLunch
I have heard of these inter nets please tell me more. Are they dolphin safe?
re: avad
The game fish we refer to as Mahi-Mahi, used to be referred to as Dolphin, and is found off the coast of North carolina and Virginia during the warmer months. This Dolphin is different from the mammal Dolphin. Why they shared the name, I don't know. In my fishinbg days, I have been out on boats where these were caught. Its a beautiful fish, a great fighter, and tastes great. Years ago, when I waited tables, we'd serve Dolphin, and always had a few customers who thought we were serving "Flipper". They'd still usually turn their nose up after I explained the difference between the fish & the mammal. I think that the seafood industry finally got tired of the confusion, and started referring to the fish Dolphin as Mahi-Mahi. I believe that this was the Hawiian name for the fish. Either way, if you can get fresh Mahi-Mahi, its a great tasting fish.
re: southernitalian
Looks like a lot of great deals for this restaurant week..enough to dine out the whole week! Providence Cafe is an old favorite and they have some great values. I wouldn't waste my time at Arooji's. The place is nice enough but the food is way overpriced for what you get. The original location was better but I think it's gone down hill a bit since the new one opened. Sir Ed's turns out some great food if you don't mind all the cig smoke. Tobin is a great chef.
re: cltsavvy
Looking at some of those places, I'm not sure a $30 meal is a great deal. For instance, I hang out at Sir Ed's a lot, and I'm quite sure I've never spent more than $25 or so on food there. In other words, I'd be paying more during restaurant week than I would otherwise. For places like Zebra, Ratcliffe, Blue, etc, it would be a good deal, though.
re: ickymettle
I would tend to agree. I didn't say Sir Ed's offered a great deal, just that Tobin is a great chef. I think it's cool he prefers a place like his as opposed to the more well know "upscale" places. He's not concered with trying to be a star like so many others. it seems the more casual places are offering additions like a glass of wine in order to add to the value. the more upscale places are offering decent deals, especially for folks who may not have dined there. I'm looking forward to trying a few I've never been to like Restaurant i and Ratcliffe. Everything is getting so expensive that this seem a good timeto take advantage...if I don't like it I'm not out as much money had I tried it another time.
***********Has anyone else noticed that there have been a TON of new posters on the South board??? A few appeared sketchy (recommending their own restos, badmouthing a resto, etc.) and I reported them to mods who removed their posts. But I've found so many lately that have only posted once or twice. What's going on????******************
re: lynnlato
Wow Lynn. I had noticed but didn't put two and two together. Point taken, I will stop "believing" restaurant posts by unrecognizable posters until after Restaurant Week.
re: southernitalian
Just a reminder ---Restaurant Week In Charlotte starts this Saturday.
re: cltsavvy
I just made a reservation @ Radcliffes'. I have been wanting to eat there forever and now what a great excuse. Carpe Diem is on the list, but since we have eaten there before(several times) we may opt for Copper as something new and different. The list of restaurants is so much better than what they were listing several weeks ago. Bon Apetite.
re: Sam at Novas
We ate at Ratcliffe for the first time last night because of Restaurant Week. The menu wasn't posted on the site so I will tell you what it includes. We had an amuse bouche of gazpacho and then a mixed green salad with basil dressing. We were served a delicious biscuit also. The entree choices were chicken breast with potatoes and some vegetable, monk fish with goat cheese risotto and roma beans in a tomato sauce, and the vegetarian entree was squash and zucchini with potatoes. We both had the monk fish and it was delicious. The dessert was a blackberry and peach shortcake and it was served with a glass of champagne. Overall a great meal for $30.
I was surprised by how bright and open Ratcliffe is on the inside--I expected it to be dimly lit and romantic.
I'd like to try another restaurant this week but I'm not sure which. I'd like to hear some other reviews.


text:
What You Should Know
|Star Rating
|2 or More Patented Ingredients
|Less Than $5 Shipping
|Trial Offer
|Rejuval Skin (2014 Editors Choice)
|Facial Toner
|IQ Derma
|Meaningful Beauty
Bullie is a product line specifically targeted towards men's skincare. The company headquarters are settled in Texas. Bullie has a product line containing moisturizers, cleansers, scrubs, toners, and masks, all created for various skin types. Bullie products contain natural ingredients that are intended to not only clean, soothe, and smooth out the skin, but also to protect your skin's structure and shield against harmful bacteria. The Bullie Bullet is an under eyes restorative designed to awaken, reduce dark circles, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. The Bullie Moisturizer is targeted towards all skin types to restore, moisture, plump, and smooth out fine lines.
Product Details
The Bullie Bullet is an under eye restorative containing black tea, green tea, aloe, guarana, cucumber, algae, and rose water. The Bullie Bullet is claimed to be mess free and does not involve getting your hands and fingers into the product. By rolling the product under and around the eye, but avoiding direct contact with the eye itself, it is claimed that the Bullie Bullet will refresh the skin and eliminate dark circles, as well as reduce fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes such as crow's feet by tightening and moisturizing the skin. The Bullie Moisturizers are intended for men with dry and sensitive skin as well as men with normal to oily skin types. The Bullie Moisturizer is designed to revive the collagen in the skin, causing it to plump, and to firm out any unwanted lines, as well as restore skin moisture.
The Good
- Bullie products are all natural with no alcohol, dyes, or fragrances.
- Great customer service feedback when calling their toll-free number or visiting their website.
- Universal guarantee on all products with a thirty day refund.
The Bad
- Refunds not given after thirty days.
- Bullie products are higher priced compared to other, similar products.
- Liquid is contained in glass bottles, and there are some reports of these freezing and bursting when shipped in cold climates.
- Bullie seems primarily aimed towards men only.
The Bottom Line
Bullie products are targeted towards men, and the company prides itself on working with botanicals and natural products that include no harmful additives. Bullie has been featured in many magazines and maintains a professional image. The website is easy to navigate and their customer service line is very helpful if you have any questions. If you are not satisfied with a Bullie product they will refund your money in full within thirty days. You can easily find Bullie products available for purchase online as well as in retail stores. The products are a bit smaller for a higher price, so expect to have to spend more since this product may run out quickly. Their products are meant for men's skin care and erasing unwanted lines and wrinkles, however, you may be able to find just as effective products for less money. The bottles are made of glass, which means the liquid inside the bottles will freeze and expand until they burst if shipped to a very cold climate. The Bullie products seem to be an overall good choice for men looking to purchase skincare products for all purposes including deep cleansing and moisturizing. However, for wrinkle reduction, you may want to check out a more refined, potent serum.


text:
This is the new 2011 and newer style receiver with the 'dust' finished coating. Tippmann Factory part# TA01100
Punishers Paintball Supply © 2003-
All Rights Reserved.
All photography and text on this site is the original work of Punishers Paintball Supply and manufacturers.
Contents may not be used for any commercial or non-commercial purpose without prior written consent from www.punisherspb.com.
eCommerce Hosting by Resposio


text:
- Admissions
- Academics
- Academics at Barton
- Schools & Departments
- Whitehurst Family Honors Program
- Travel at Barton
- Center for Religious Studies
- Commencement
- Course Offerings
- Academic Resources
- Faculty Directory
- Office of the Registrar
- Hackney Library
- College Catalogs
- Current Students
- Alumni/Friends
- Athletics
- About
WILSON, N.C. — Mother's Day proved a perfect backdrop as graduating students' families joined the Barton College community on the campus green for Commencement Exercises on Sunday, May 13.
Some 220 seniors participated in the 110th annual commencement exercises. Dr. Norval C. Kneten presided over his ninth commencement program as president of Barton College. Dr. John P. Marsden, provost and vice president for academic affairs, presented the graduating class.
Robert A. Ingram, retired chairman and CEO of GlaxoSmithKline and a general partner in Hatteras Venture Partners, delivered the commencement address. Ingram was presented with the Doctor of Science degree, honoris causa, by Barton College during the commencement exercises.
Participating in this year's commencement ceremony were students who completed their baccalaureate degree requirements in December 2010 and May 2011, as well as candidates who expect to fulfill requirements over the summer.
The three highest honors presented to Barton students: the Hilley Cup, Coggins Cup, and the Hemby Leadership Cup, were awarded during the program. The Hilley Cup, presented annually to the graduating senior with the highest cumulative grade point average, was also awarded to Tracey Reneé Pugh of Wilson, who graduated summa cum laude with Bachelor of Science degrees in Elementary Education (K-6) and Special Education: General Curriculum (K-12). The Coggins Cup, presented annually to the student voted best all-around by the Barton faculty and staff, was awarded to Emily Marie Humphreys of Fuquay Varina, who graduated magna cum laude with Bachelor of Science degrees in Chemistry and Biology. The Hemby Leadership Cup, presented to the graduating senior, who in the estimation of the college community (including students, faculty and staff) has demonstrated outstanding leadership throughout a career at Barton College, was also awarded to Emily Marie Humphreys.
In celebration of teaching excellence in the classroom and faculty commitment to student success, the Jefferson-Pilot Faculty Member of the Year awards were presented to Dr. Neal M. Bengtson, professor of business, and Dr. Jennifer O'Donoghue, associate professor of physical education and sport studies, and director of athletic training education. The awards include a cash stipend for international study in conjunction with Barton's international emphasis.
Other official announcements included two retired faculty recognitions; D. Jane Bostick was named Professor Emerita of Music and J. Christian Wilson was named Professor Emeritus of Art.
Alexandra E. Minton of Burlington, senior class president, addressed the graduating class and also offered appreciation for the support and guidance from professors, staff, families, and friends on behalf of her fellow classmates. Whit D. Coolbaugh, class of 2002, president of the Barton College Alumni Association and its Alumni Board, brought greetings to graduating seniors on behalf of the Alumni Association.
The Reverend Hollie E. Woodruff, chaplain of the college, officiated at the baccalaureate service and delivered the sermon on Sunday morning.
Other commencement festivities during the weekend included a luncheon for seniors and their parents on Saturday, hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Norval C. Kneten, at the Barton-Graves House. The pinning ceremony for the graduates of the School of Nursing was held on Friday evening, May 11, in Howard Chapel.
Questions? Please contact Kathy Daughety, director of public relations, at 252-399-6529 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Recent Posts
- International Scholars Conversation Hosted at Barton College July 10, 2015
- Barton Announces President's List and Dean's List for 2015 Spring Semester June 5, 2015
- Barton College to Receive $36,700 Grant from CIC and NetVUE June 2, 2015
- Barton College Announces 2015 Graduates May 20, 2015
- Summer Brock Named to CASE DISTRICT III Board of Directors May 20, 2015


text:
Spice Up Your Workout
Friday, December 3rd, 2010
If your same ol' workout is starting to wear on you, try stealing some time with your kid's Playstation and pop in Get Fit with Mel B, the new total fitness program from enviably fit former Spice Girl Melanie Brown. The technology puts you on screen next to Mel B for interactive exercises like yoga and kick boxing. She'll make you sweat, but you'll have fun doing it! We caught up with the mom of two to chat about making working out work when you're a parent.
You're so busy. How do you make exercise fit into your life? My workout is my "me time," so every or every other day I schedule in an hour of exercise. It's all about being able to juggle being a mom and work, and exercising makes that possible because it helps clear my mind. But if I'm in a time crunch, I'll run or do abs. It's quick and effective.
What exercise advice do you have for busy moms? Take your baby with you when you work out. Put him in a stroller and go for a walk that has some hills. The biggest thing is getting yourself motivated. Getting to the gym is often the hardest part!
Your kids are lucky to have a health-conscious mom as a role model. What sort of live-healthy tips do you try to pass on to them? Everything in moderation. On the weekends we eat what we want. We'll have a movie night with popcorn and pizza, because you have to be realistic; you're not going to never have that burger or pizza. But then during the week it's healthy eating. The kids are in the kitchen helping us cook–whether it's quinoa or chicken–and they'll prepare the veggies or put on the herbs and spices, so it makes the meal more exciting for them. And we 'll go on hikes together too.Add a Comment
Tags: Exercise, fitness, Get Fit with Mel B, Mel B, Melanie Brown | Categories: GoodyBlog


text:
The Baltic States and Weimar Ostpolitik
Cambridge University Press, May 2, 2002 - History - 292 pages
The historical and geographical significance of the Baltic Sea as a Russian gateway to the West has sometimes overshadowed its reciprocal significance as a German window on the East, but in the period after the First World War the Baltic was to become of critical importance to a German state then shorn of much international authority. This study shows in detail how the Weimar Republic sought to develop its economic influence in the newly independent Baltic states, to ensure the retention of a vital 'springboard' into Russia after 1918. At one level this book therefore presents a fresh chapter in the chronicle of Weimar-Soviet relations. In addition, however, Germany's highly successful trade policy involved competition with other Western powers, notably Britain, and necessarily had important implications for inter-war international politics: analysis of Polish and French diplomatic intentions in the region leads Dr Hiden to a wider evaluation of the whole relationship between trade and foreign policy in Weimar Ostpolitik.
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Selected pages
Common terms and phrases
active agrarian Akten betreffend politische alliance Allied Powers Auslandsdeutsche Auswartiges Amt Baltic bloc Baltic countries Baltic Germans Baltic provinces Baltic region baltischen Bank Berlin betreffend politische Beziehungen border Britain Brockdorff-Rantzau concern Courland Crohn-Wolfgang Deutsche deutschen Deutschland zu Lettland Deutschtumspolitik East Europe Estland Estonia and Latvia exports Finland Foreign Minister foreign policy foreign trade Freikorps French German Balts German community German economic German element German government German minority German-Latvian Germany and Russia Germany's Goltz Grundmann guarantee Hinkkanen-Lievonen ibid important industry influence interest Koster Kovno Latvia and Estonia Lettland Libau Lithuania Locarno Maltzan Meierovics Memel memo ment military negotiations Ostpolitik peace Poland political Politik politische Beziehungen Deutschland post-war problem Randstaaten Rapallo treaty Reich German relations reparations Riga Russia Russland Schiemann Soviet Staatssekretar von Schubert Stresemann talks Tallinn tion trade agreement trade treaty Versailles Wallroth Warsaw Weimar Ostpolitik Weimar Republic Weimar Republic's Weimar-Baltic Weimar-Soviet Winnig Wirtschaftsabkommen
Popular passages
Page 258 - A great opportunity lost? Aspects of British commercial policy toward the Baltic states 1920- 1924 Journal of Baltic Studies 5: 364.
References to this book
Ru�land in der deutschen Geschichtsschreibung: 1843 - 1945
Gerd Voigt
Snippet view - 1994
All Book Search results »
The Weimar Republic
John Hiden
Snippet view - 1996


text:
From dust mites to kissing bugs, see which harmful common critters are invading your home (and your hair!)
Diabetes-friendly recipes and tips for your game day party.
Get the facts about this disease that affects more than 240,000 men each year.
Try this diabetes-friendly appetizer.
From causes to treatment options, get answers to your questions about CML, a type of blood cancer
Discover the causes and treatments for fatigue.


text: Marc Jacobs Beauty Cabaret (146) Lovemarc Lip Gel ($30.00 for 0.12 oz.) is a slightly muted, cool-toned, medium-dark berry with a luminous sheen. MAC Primrose (LE, $16.00) is sheerer, glossier. Inglot #293 Lipstick Cream (P, $12.00) is darker. YSL Exquisite Plum (22) (P, $34.00) is brighter. Givenchy Violine Precieux (312) (LE, $36.00) is lighter, warmer. Illamasqua Shard (P, $24.00) is more matte. NARS Afghan Red (P, $26.00) is similar. MAC Red Dwarf (LE, $18.00) is a touch lighter. Guerlain Bee (LE, $51.00) is similar. See comparison swatches / view dupes.


text:
Because bonsai trees are cultivated in limited amounts of soil, adequate feed is very important. As a general rule, a small amount of feed is given in the spring and a larger amount in the fall. Feed for bonsai should contain three principle ingredients; nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash. It is also a good idea to use a fertilizer containing "chelated" iron.
Water before fertilizing your tree and then apply at half the strength recommended by the brand's manufacturer. We rotate the use of brands since different manufacturers add different amounts of trace elements and minerals. We also add Superthrive which is a vitamin supplement to our fertilizer mix. You may find it simpler and easier to use slow release fertilizer granules (placed over the soil) whose nutrients are released with each watering.
Related posts:
- BONSAI TREE CARE- Daily Care―Feeding
- General Care of Bonsai Plants #2
- ALL ABOUT BONSAI part 3- FEEDING & AIR CIRCULATION
- Caring for Bonsai Tree: How Often Should You Fertilize Your Bonsai Tree?
- How To Take Proper Care Of your Outdoor Bonsai Tree #2
- How Can You Grow a Juniper Bonsai Tree Successfully
- Care For Bonsai Tree
- Juniper Bonsai Tree Care Makes Them Easy To Grow
- How Can You Grow a Juniper Bonsai Tree Successfully
- Care For Bonsai Tree


text:
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
|All Content
|View all podcasts & RSS feeds
Now Playing
Loading stream...
Now Playing
Loading streams...
Most Active Stories
NPR Story
5:29 am
Fri October 25, 2013
House Unlikely To Turn To Immigration Anytime Soon
By David Welna
Originally published on Fri October 25, 2013 6:43 am
As House Republicans pummeled the White House at a hearing Thursday on the rocky online debut of federal insurance exchanges, President Obama tried changing the subject. He again urged Republicans in the House to do as the Senate has done and pass a broad rewrite of the nation's immigration laws. But the chances that could happen any time soon appear remote.


text:
Mrs. Gertrude Sharp, 88, of 312 E. Broad St., Hazleton, formerly of Allentown, died Wednesday in Hazleton State General Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Sharp.
She was a licensed practical nurse in Allentown until retiring.
Born in Hazleton, she was a daughter of John and Gertrude (Brill) Raetz.
Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Clara Clark of Hazleton.