text:
Winka lets you send complex links to mobile, in a wink.James VincentPosted in Web Design → Design
A lightweight minimalist website built for TACO Studio. The corporate logo serves as the basis of its color theme with an added light gray background. The fully responsive custom coded layout is built on HTML5 / CSS3 languages and completed by some smaller scripts in order to provide interactivity.James VincentPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
A wonderfully minimal date picker design that would work perfectly in any flat and minimal site design.Posted in Interface → Element
Root Studio is a graphic and web design agency based in Lincoln, UK. Their site is beautiful and the animations are wonderfully engaging.Tom BradleyPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Bright, bold, and colourful. This set of interface elements is perfect for a modern look and feel, or an online store. It contains elements for a "% off / sale" graphic, a calendar, login interface, and various progress bars.Posted in Interface → Element
A concise and impactful logo mark for a consultancy that's bold yet approachable.Posted in Branding → Logo
Seven pianos. Seven artists. Seven locations in Ghent (Belgium). Everyone is allowed to play a tune. I love the colour palette and the use of iconography.Posted in Web Design → Music
This logo makes an immediate impact with its colour, but the concept also works well to create a strong identity.Posted in Branding → Logo
An interesting mockup for a logo that uses geometry to create a compelling mark. I like the movement and use of colour.Posted in Branding → Logo
A great portfolio for a designer that makes a distinct impact. I really like the colour scheme and the use of icons and imagery. The typography is also an effective tool to convey the stylistic ideas of the designer.Posted in Web Design → Design
A stunningly stark site for a freelance web designer based in London, who specialises in front-end design, HTML/CSS and web typography. I love the minimal approach to layout and design displayed here, the white space is striking!Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
A fantastic site for an electronic indie musician named Paper Plane Pilot. I like the consistent colour theme and the use of typography. The information and easy to find, while the navigation bar looks great!Posted in Web Design → Music
Tap Theme has a really great looking site with lots of large beautiful graphics shown on Apple devices. I also really like image border treatments and the big typography.Posted in Web Design → Software


text:
adjective tele·scop·ic \ˌte-lə-ˈskä-pik\
: made or seen with a telescope
: having the power to make objects that are far away appear to be closer
: able to become longer or shorter by having sections that slide inside one another
Full Definition of TELESCOPIC
a : of, relating to, or performed with a telescopeb : suitable for seeing or magnifying distant objects
: seen or discoverable only by a telescope <telescopic stars>
: able to discern objects at a distance
: having parts that telescope
— tele·scop·i·cal·ly \-pi-k(ə-)lē\ adverb
See telescopic defined for English-language learners
See telescopic defined for kids
Examples of TELESCOPIC
- The rifle has a telescopic sight.
Ask The Editor Videos
First Known Use of TELESCOPIC
Rhymes with TELESCOPIC
Learn More About TELESCOPIC
Next Word in the Dictionary: TelescopiumPrevious Word in the Dictionary: telescope wordAll Words Near: telescopic
Seen & Heard
What made you want to look up telescopic? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The current population of Citrus County is 143,914 with the median age of 54. Citrus County's median household income is $38,637, and the average household net worth is $327,274. 43% of Citrus County's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 13% of Citrus County's population have moved in the last year.
|Citrus County
|United States
|Median Household Income
|Average Household Net Worth
|Long-term Residents (5+ years)
|Annual Turnover
|Median Age
|54 years
|41 years
|37 years
Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Citrus County by age group. In Citrus County, the male-to-female ratio is 69,649:74,265, which is 2% lower than the ratio of Florida, which is 9,410,191:9,845,104. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Citrus County, has 72% less property crime than Florida, and is 66% below the nation's average. Citrus County, has 81% less personal crime than Florida and when compared to that of United States, Citrus County is 70% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Citrus County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Citrus County, 80% of people are married and 20% of people are single. The percent of people married is 8% higher than the ratio of Florida, which is 72%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Citrus County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Citrus County is $38,637, which is 18% lower than that of Florida ($47,152). Income data for Citrus County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Citrus County. In Citrus County, 15% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 16% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 9% lower than that of Florida. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


text:
Skip to Content
Home > Who We Treat > Chronic Pain > Chronic Pain Care: Full-Day Program
980 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 800 Chicago, IL 60611 (hours / map)
☎ 312-238-7800
Fax: 312-238-7881
Pain is a part of life. You deal with it as it comes and goes. It's a reminder to use caution and care to protect your body. It's an ally in focusing awareness on a part of your body and should help you heal, not prevent you from doing the things you love.
If you find yourself changing your lifestyle to accommodate constant pain, pain sensors in your body have likely changed their function from protecting you to preventing you. The Chronic Pain Care Full-Day Program is an intensive, interdisciplinary program designed to help you get your body back on track so you can return to your life—regaining your ability to participate at home, work and leisure.
You have the physical ability to do the things you love, but the pain steals your desire and hope.
You will be at the center of your pain management program. The Chronic Pain Care Full-Day Program coordinates the disciplines of chronic pain management into a single treatment so you have all of the best resources to better manage your pain. Your treatment team will consist of the following members:
The source of your pain likely confuses or eludes you. You know where you feel it but you don't understand why you constantly feel it and why it won't go away. The source of your pain is often hard to determine and, as such, you feel you can't control the pain and its effects. However, you are still in control of your body and the way it functions. Clinicians will teach you about the biological, psychological and social factors related to your condition and how these factors can contribute to pain. These invaluable pain management skills will empower your pain relief and give you tools to use for a lifetime.
If you are considering the Chronic Pain Care Full-Day Program, you are likely experiencing debilitating pain that prevents you from doing your normal activities. But at the RIC CPM, we not only treat your body, we treat your lifestyle.
The program focuses on reintegrating you into your job and social and leisure activities. You will learn various relaxation techniques, occupational strategies and physical therapy exercises that you can apply to your own pain-management program. Vocational rehabilitation aims to give you tools to better succeed in and/or return to the workplace. The program also includes group-based sessions focused on learning the complexities of pain, and family meetings to help educate your family and empower them to support you in your recovery and progress. You will have the opportunity to apply what you have learned during day trips with the support and supervision of a therapist.
If you have prolonged pain and were unsuccessful in individualized treatment, or if you are experiencing pain without a clear, direct cause, you may benefit from a comprehensive pain management assessment. The comprehensive Chronic Pain Care Full-Day Program is designed for individuals who are struggling or unable to continue to work and perform daily activities due to pain. Conditions commonly treated include:
345 E. Superior Street - Chicago, IL 60611 | 1-800-354-REHAB (7342) | 312-238-1000
©2015 Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. All rights reserved.


text:
Spain Joins Israel's Gas Alliance
Spain and Israel Sign a $13 Billion Infrastructures Agreement
New in the Website
Trapped between France and China
France can provide better expertise in high-speed railways. China can offer better prices. Why did Israel run to Spain? Spain suffers from an energy deficit; it is one of the largest importers of natural gas in Europe. In contrast, following the massive gas discoveries in the Eastern Mediterranean in recent years, Israel enjoys a generous surplus. The fact that Israel's Vice Prime Minister participated in the reported meetings shows that they contained more than the signature of infrastructure agreements. Spain can provide European expertise while compromising on the price, with the understanding that it will enjoy a supply of Israeli gas. Israel's Gas Alliance has a new member.
From the beginning of 2012, following the massive discovery of natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean Basin and the break-up of the Turkey-Israel alliance as a result of the Freedom Flotilla Affair, two loose alliances between Turkey-Lebanon-Northern Cyprus-Iran, and Israel-Cyprus were created, both claiming ownership of the gas fields. Adding Azerbaijan to its weak front, allowed Israel to open a second frontline against Iran, which is already blaming Israel for using Azerbaijan as an entry point for its agents into Iranian territory. Later that year, energy-thirsty Greece joined Israel's Gas Alliance. The new agreement signed in the last days of 2012, added Spain to this alliance, unofficially consolidating NATO's support of the disputed Israeli claims on ownership of the fields.
Supporting this assessment were Minister Ana Pastor's unprecedented words during her visit to Ashdod, "This accord is a milestone in the relations between Israel and Spain and opens the doors for our firms and our experts to be able to cooperate and participate in this transformation that is under way in Israel in the infrastructure area."
My articles on the web are my main income these days; please recognize my efforts in writing them by donating or buying a copy of The Cross of Bethlehem, or Back in Bethlehem.


text:
Lately, I've been lucky enough to win the battle against icy ramps. The past few trips I've been able to fish a spot where big fish are likely to show up in January. If there's one thing that holds true about migratory stripers in the Chesapeake Bay it's this: THE BIG FISH ARRIVE FIRST. January into early February full moons are my first striper trips each year. The past few outings have yielded very few fish UNDER 40 inches with one fish near the 50 inch mark.
Two years ago my father landed and released a fish that, in my mind, could have been the state record rockfish this time of year. If you want big fish action, January and February are your months to fish until the flats season gets hot in March.


text:
TweakTown NewsRefine News by Category:
RAM Posts - Page 5
G.Skill show off 3500MHz DDR3 Trident X kit
Computex 2014 - Looking at the G.Skill booth we got a chance to see the new RAM cooler that G.Skill had recently introduced. While that was indeed what got our attention at first; what sat under the cooler was what really made us excited.
G.Skill are no slouch when it comes to RAM speed and looking above you can see the company has got the 16GB kit which consists of four 4GB modules running at an amazing 3501MHz DDR3 with a 14-31-31-45-2T setup on the mATX ASUS MAXIMUS VII GENE using an Intel Core i7 4770K CPU.
Showing that the speed isn't just limited to one motherboard; we see the same kit running the same timings on the ASRock Z97 OC Formula next to it. The biggest issue with memory like this, though, isn't having a motherboard that can support these speeds; but having a CPU with a memory controller that can.
Crucial shows new DDR4 RAM product at Computex 2014
Computex 2014 Crucial revealed their new Ballistix Elite DDR4 RAM modules during a briefing this week. The Crucial Ballistix Elite will run at 2666 and 3000MHz in the initial release products, but expect speeds to ramp up quickly.
The new RAM modules will come in capacities of 4 and 8GB for early product, and then ramp up to 32GB sticks. The clean design of the modules are designed to allow wide compatibility with CPU cooling solutions.
The modules are very hefty and have a substantial weight to them. The heavy shroud allows for efficient cooling. DDR4 features a lower power draw of 1.2V, a significant reduction from 1.5V DDR3. This should ease cooling requirements a bit, as less power creates less heat. Once the DDR4-enabled X99 chipsets hit the streets in Q3 we expect rapid uptake of DDR4.
G.Skill show off next generation RAM with DDR4 kits
Computex 2014 - Hanging around the G.Skill both we got a chance to look at some samples of the companies upcoming DDR4 modules which will be launched later this year alongside Intels next generation X99 chipset. While looking a little bare at the moment we don't doubt that the memory will join the likes of the TridentX series when released.
While information on most things surrounding the next generation Intel Chipset continues to be quite limited. You can see we've got kits ranging from 2133MHz DDR to 2666MHz DDR in sizes of 4GB and 8GB.
Companies continue to tell us that it's hard to know just how DDR4 performance goes as getting all the pieces for an X99 based system are difficult with Intel holding everything quite close to their chest. There's no denying that the coming months will see more and more leaks regarding the chipset will come to fruition. We can't deny, though, that X99 chatter is quitter then expected as companies continue to not say too much.
Corsair unveils its DDR4 memory at Computex 2014
Computex 2014 - During Corsair's party held in Taipei tonight, the company unveiled a bunch of new products, starting with the exciting new DDR4 RAM.
First up, we have the Value Select RAM from Corsair, which is the company's value set of RAM - but then we have the real deal, the Dominator Platinum memory from Corsair. Corsair's new Dominator Platinum DDR4 RAM is clocked at an impressive 2400MHz, and has the excellent heatspreader on top.
DDR4 arrives at the TweakTown Enterprise Test Lab
New DDR4 memory might not be available for a while yet, but the first samples of DDR4 memory have made it to the TweakTown Enterprise test lab today, fresh from the fabrication labs.
"Crucial DDR4 Memory Technology Process data faster. Reduce power expenses. Extend battery life. Double a system's memory capacity as module densities mature. Crucial DDR4 memory technology is up to twice as fast and delivers 50% more bandwidth and 40% more energy efficiency than DDR3 technology when it was introduced. Designed to enable the next generation of enterprise and consumer products, Crucial DDR4 memory works with next generation processors and makes everything you do on a computer or server faster and more efficient than ever before."
" Servers are constrained by memory bandwidth, capacity, and ever-increasing power costs. With the increased performance and efficiency of Crucial DDR4 server memory, boost bandwidth by up to 50%, and reduce power consumption and the need for cooling. Enable up to twice the installed memory capacity and process data faster."
Continue reading 'DDR4 arrives at the TweakTown Enterprise Test Lab' (full post)
Crucial begins sampling next-generation DDR4 RAM for the enterprise
This morning Crucial Memory announced that it has begun shipping samples of its new DDR4 modules to its partners through its new Technology Enablement Program. This program is aimed at channel partners who are actively developing and evaluating DDR4 platforms. Crucial says that this mornings announcement is the result of Micron's recent ramp-up in DDR4 module production.
"Memory is one of the biggest limitations when it comes to enterprise server environments. Many memory-dependent server applications are crucial to the day-to-day operations of a business, but they require higher densities of memory and increased performance," said Michael Moreland, worldwide product marketing manager, Crucial. "Crucial DDR4 memory enables servers to perform faster and run more efficiently than ever before, reducing power and cooling expenses along the way - essential for meeting the ever-increasing workload demands of data centers."
Continue reading 'Crucial begins sampling next-generation DDR4 RAM for the enterprise' (full post)
Micron may hike DRAM chip prices due to insufficient supply
Micron Technology may hike its prices of DRAM chips by May as their inventory levels are running low and the supply of DRAM from other manufacturers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix is also insufficient.
Few memory device makers have also reported that Micron has already raised its quotes to reflect the short supplies of DRAM chips. What also makes it worse that other DRAM manufacturing leaders are having issues of their own.
Samsung is affected by low production output of DRAM chips because of its migration towards 25nm process. Because of this, the South Korean based company is having tough times to meet with PC OEM contract orders. Samsung said that it is expecting a more balanced DRAM supply and demand by 2014, along with strong consumer and enterprise SSD demand to accelerate the process.
Continue reading 'Micron may hike DRAM chip prices due to insufficient supply' (full post)
G.SKILL unleashes 32GB kit of DDR3L SO-DIMM RAM clocked at 2133MHz
G.SKILL has been dominating the SO-DIMM market lately, continuing that lead today with the announcement of its new DDR3L SO-SIMM memory that is clocked at 2133MHz. Not only is that impressive, but it comes in a gigantic 32GB kit.
The 32GB kit comes in 4 x 8GB sticks, with a low voltage of just 1.35V and a timing of 11-11-11-31. It joins the ever-expanding RIPJAWS line from G.SKILL, and has been tested out in the high-end MSI GT70 2OC gaming laptop, where the new RAM was perfect under extreme load.
HyperX Fury RAM aims at entry-level overclockers
Computer enthusiasts will recognize the name Kingston as one of the most popular markers of RAM on the market. For years, HyperX was one of the RAM lines that Kingston made and HyperX is now its own division of Kingston.
A new entry-level RAM product has been announced by HyperX called the Fury line. The RAM is being aimed right at entry-level overclockers and enthusiasts. Fury RAM supports high-performance overclocking automatically with an asymmetric heat spreader design.
Fury replaces the HyperX blu RAM. Fury RAM is fully plug and play allowing for automatic overclocking within the system speed allowance without having to mess with BIOS settings. The RAM is available with blue, black, red, or white heatspreaders and all feature black PCBs.
Continue reading 'HyperX Fury RAM aims at entry-level overclockers' (full post)
SK Hynix unveils a DDR4 module packed with 128GB of RAM
DDR4 RAM is still in its infancy and at the moment it's use is relegated to the high-end enterprise server world, but that has not stopped silicon manufacturer, SK Hynix, from pushing the new standard to the next level. Today the company unveiled its latest DDR4 module that boast an impressive 128GB of RAM on a single DIMM sized stick.
"The development of the world's first 128GB DDR4 module has its significance in opening ultrahigh density server market" said Sung Joo Hong, the head of DRAM development at SK Hynix in s statement.. "The company will further strengthen its competitiveness in premium DRAM sphere with the development of high density, ultrahigh speed and low power consuming products."
Continue reading 'SK Hynix unveils a DDR4 module packed with 128GB of RAM' (full post)


text:
Carolyn In The News
These articles are archived by their published date, and either feature Carolyn, or The Contest Queen. Articles dealing with relevant contesting/sweeping topics can be found in the "In Other News…" section. All articles are in Adobe PDF format, unless otherwise noted.
|I Want to Win Sweepstakes & Lotteries!
by Kristina Mastrocola, Woman's World Magazine
|Clicks for Cash: The Competitive World of Online Sweepstakes
by Heather Schwedel, RACKED Shopping and Style Intelligence
|Become a Career Contest Winner and Save Money by Winning
by Aaron Broverman, Bargain Moose
|"Help me boost my luck!"
From winning contests to increasing your overall good fortune, it's easier and more fun than you think to boost your luck!
by Kristina Mastrocola, Woman's World
|In it to win it: Sweepstakes addicts living the dream
by Rebecca Kimitch, Long Beach Press Telegram
|Secrets of the sweepstakes pros
by Jeremy Thomas and Rebecca Kimitch, Los Angeles Daily News
|Experts Weigh In: I'm an Entrepreneur in My 40s
by Deborah Sweeney, MyCorporation Blog
|MOMpreneur: Carolyn Wilman of Contest Queen
by Jesse Wallace, FS Local
|Secrets of the sweepstakes pros
by Jeremy Thomas, Bay Area News Group
|In it to win it: Sweepstakes addicts living the dream
by Jeremy Thomas, Bay Area News Group
|How to Win Sweepstakes on Facebook and Twitter – Tricks from the Contest Queen
by Carolyn Wilman, ContestQueen.com
|How To: Run a Promo Contest
by Emma Johnson, SUCCESS Magazine
|Pin your way to prizes!
by Maria Lissandrello, Woman's World
|Consumers Who Go to Extremes to Win Contests, Prizes
by Geoff Williams, U.S.News Money
|Five Easy Ways to Save Hundreds For Your Savings Account
by Jennifer Calonia, GoBankingRates.com
|Ask America's Ultimate Experts, Q "I want to win cash and prizes!"
by Jennifer Leonard, Woman's World October 2011
|Crazy Companies: Bizarre But Successful Business Ideas
by Jeanette Mulvey, BusinessNewsDaily Managing Editor
|Ways to make your passion pay
Alison On Money by Alison Griffiths, Metro Canada
|How to Become a Royal Winner With the Contest Queen
by Aaron Broverman, Wallet Pop Canada
|Free Cars! Cash Prizes! Just Ask Contest Pros
by Sarah Needleman, The Wall Street Journal
|Contest whiz works at winning
by Carola Vhynak, thestar.com
|'Contest Queen' makes own luck
by Carola Vhynak, torstar news service
|Contest Queen Shares Winning Secrets
by Bobbi Dempsey, MainStreet
|The Thrill Of The Win
Contest hobbyists get in the game by Lisa Kadane, Calgary Herald
|Contest Queen
Carolyn Wilman is a pro at winning prizes. She shares her secrets at a seminar next weekend. by Paula McCooey, The Ottawa Citizen
|You may get lucky at annual event
by Mike Morin, nashua telegraph
|Winners of the downturn
by Thien Huynh, In The City – 24Hours Toronto Edition
|And the winner is…
by Michele DeLuca, commoncentsmagazine.com
|You can't win if you don't enter
– Book review by ghtea5, You can view the original blog entry here.
|Eyes On The Prize – According to those who enter contests as a hobby, winning is everything—even if first place is a booster seat or barbecue they don't needby Steve Burgess
|Winning For A Living – CBC Doc Zone ReviewThe Reviews Page
|'Contest Crack' keeps people chasing dream prizes What's On Winnipeg
|'Winning For A Living' a documentary about people with one blinding ambition: win contests
by Vinay Menon
|Carolyn Wilman takes 'Winning For a Living' to a whole new level
by Denette Wilford, TVGuide.ca
|Contest convention a first for Canadian players
by Caroline Shaheed, Special to CTV.ca
|Lady Luck Canada's Contest Queen Carolyn Wilman Spills Her Secrets
by Mike Dojc
|Entrepreneur has all the luck
"Canada's Contest Queen" helps people to win big by Roger Pierce, BizLaunch.ca
|Oshawa couple wins 83 prizes in one month
"Contesting" a growing trend with conventions, contest clubs by Jillian Follert, Durham Region
|The Secret to Contest Success
by Mariève Inoue for divine.ca
|Want to win $10,000 a year?
Duncan Hood, MoneySense Magazine
|Contest Crack
The thrill of chasing prizes spawns addicts' clubs in Toronto—one member won a trip to Sweden to see a band she doesn't like.
|Killing The Contest Junkies
by Maureen Bulley
|Attracting Luck
DurhamRegion.com — Carolyn Wilman, the "Contest Queen" and author of "You Can't Win If You Don't Enter", will be at Odyssey Books and Resource Centre.
|Eclectic Closet: Random Thoughts & Ponderings Book Review
When I attended BookExpo Canada in June, I briefly met Carolyn Wilman aka "The Contest Queen" where she was promoting her book You Can't Win If You Don't Enter, a how to guide on being a winner.
|Women Can Do Anything's Bonnie Staring Book Review
You Can't Win If You Don't Enter When I saw the front cover, I felt that all was right with the world. Finally, a book that spoke to me in a way that no other had ever been able to.
|Ontario woman makes contest-winning a career
Do you think winning contests has something to do with luck? Think again.
|And the winner is… her again (TORONTO STAR)
Contest Queen | When the 2001 dot.com crash left marketer Carolyn Wilman without a job, she decided to 'just win everything I need.' Now she makes a career out of contests.
|The Luck of the Draw Contest Queen of Oshawa
Appeared in the Oshawa Express Newspaper
|Luck Be A Lady
Stop standing on the sidelines watching other women have all the luck – the great boyfriends, the killer jobs, the amazing traveling adventures. You can have it all too! We've got 10 real ways for you to stop envying others – and start living the charmed life you've always wanted and deserve.
|Contest Queen – Marketing Mag February 2006
Think you've got an iron-clad contest? Carolyn Wilman, Canada's 'contest queen' says too many contests are full of holes and marketers are on the losing end


text:
Click Here To Watch This Video at Phoenixxx
Phoenixxx is a brand new studio founded in January 2011 by the talented minds behind the very successful Boycrush and Gaylifenetwork studios.
Description: Danny Brooks' Boss Shane Frost Is Particular About His Rent Boys. When the Assistant Picks Up a Brown Haired Rent Boy, Instead of a Blond, He Knows There'll Be Hell to Pay. but Shane Is Getting Laid O
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:
They had 27,000 toys this time last year. And that is why Toys For Tots groups all across the Four-State region are asking the public for help to bring in more donations before the collection deadline.
Just a week before collection deadlines hit, Washington County Toys For Tots says they only have half the amount of toys compared to last year. They need more families to sign up to receive the toys too.
"We have about 500 families signed up which is approximately about 1,500 children," said Jim Mills of Washington County Toys For Tots. "Last year we helped out 3,200 children. We know there are more families out there that need help."
They say this year has been a struggle for several reasons.
"The weather's probably a big cause of this, and we know the economy has an effect on it as well," said Mills.
But it is not just
"You know, why not do it?" said Steve Stern of Ernie's Salvage Yard. "We have a lot of people that come through here so we figured it'd be a good idea to have a box for them."
Ernie's Salvage Yard is offering anyone who donates a new toy this Friday or next Wednesday an additional 10 percent added to any scrap sale.
"We did the Toys For Tots program because we want to give back to the community and make sure that the kids have smiles on their faces for Christmas," said Chris Frick of Ernie's Salvage Yard.
To volunteer for Toys For Tots, find drop-off locations or sign up to receive toys, click here.


text:
I'll be updating this as I dig through some things and find some more stuff to toss up here for sale. So far I have:
A full length australian riding duster from Outback Trail by FoxFire. Size: small (34-36). Barely used at all and in great shape. No tears. Asking $50 + shipping
A pair of On Course "long" breeches, size 28. Great shape $15 + shipping
Hunter green saddle pad - $25 + shipping, used but in good shape. Padding is about an inch thick


text:
News 1 - 15 of 43
Jason Segel and Drew Pearce Team Up for 'Lego Movie' Spin-Off 'Billion Brick Race'March 26, 2015 04:03:58
'Sex Tape' actor and the 'Iron Man 3' scribe are tapped as writers and directors with the creative minds behind the original 'Lego Movie' serving as producers.
Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel Attend 'Sex Tape' Premiere in L.A.July 11, 2014 03:07:37
Diaz wears a Stella McCartney jumpsuit to the special screening, while Segel chooses to suit up but ditches the tie.
Jason Segel and Cameron Diaz Get Steamy in 'Sex Tape' TrailerApril 01, 2014 09:04:26
Follow a couple in their frantic search to delete their intimate video which is accidentally sent to their close relatives and pals.
Neil Patrick Harris and Jason Segel Perform 'Les Miserable' SongMarch 31, 2014 03:03:26
The 'How I Met Your Mother' co-stars sing 'Confrontation' from the musical as other stars including Alyson Hannigan, Cobie Smulders and Josh Radnor burst into lauhgter.
Jason Segel Shows Off Dramatic Weight Loss on Set of 'Sex Tape'October 19, 2013 10:10:22
The 'Five-Year Engagement' actor is seen on the set of his R-rated film looking almost unrecognizable with his much more slender body.
Jason Segel Joins Maple Syrup Heist Movie, Seth Rogen Writes 'Sausage Party'September 25, 2013 10:09:45
The comedy based on a real heist in Canada will be directed by Seth Gordon, while the R-rated animation has Conrad Vernon as the helmer.
Michelle Williams and Jason Segel Break UpFebruary 27, 2013 09:02:05
Williams and Segel have been seeing each other for a year, but they decide to go separate ways because of long-distance relationship.
'How I Met Your Mother' Is Renewed for 9th Season, Jason Segel Gets Turned AroundDecember 22, 2012 12:12:55
Latest report suggests that the deals for the cast have been cloed after 'an 11th hour turnaround of Jason Segel who was set on bailing.'
Ricky Gervais Could Replace Jason Segel as the New Lead in 'Muppets' SequelDecember 18, 2012 10:12:26
Gervais is in talks to star as the main human character in the puppet movie, starring opposite Ty Burrell who has just been cast as an Interpol inspector.
Rick Ross Heading to No. 1 on Hot 200 With 'God Forgives, I Don't'August 02, 2012 03:08:42
Rozay is on his way to the top spot of Billboard album chart by selling around 200,000 copies in the debut week of his latest album.
Joe Manganiello Returns to 'How I Met Your Mother', Jason Segel Clarifies Exit RumorAugust 02, 2012 03:08:50
'True Blood' hunk Manganiello will reprise his role as Marshall's law school buddy Brad in two episodes of the CBS show's eighth season.
Michelle Williams Takes Daughter to Shopping Trip With Jason SegelJuly 16, 2012 10:07:26
The 'My Week with Marilyn' actress takes her daughter with Heath Ledger to a bedding store with the 'How I Met Your Mother' actor in tow.
'Bling Ring' Member Alexis Neiers Has Tied the Knot, Says She's Truly BlessedMay 01, 2012 11:05:31
Neiers, who spent a month behind bars in 2010 for burglarizing Orlando Bloom's home, wed Canadian business owner Evan Haines in front of 20 guests in Mexico in late April.
Emma Watson and Jason Segel Among Celebrity Cameos in Seth Rogen's 'End of the World'May 01, 2012 10:05:09
Watson is in talks to appear as herself, while Segel and David Krumholtz have already been tapped to also make cameos in the comedy, which marks Rogen's directorial debut.
Jason Segel Inseparable From Michelle Williams at Movie Premiere AfterpartyApril 20, 2012 12:04:02
Flaunting his affection to the 'Blue Valentine' actress, the 'Five-Year Engagement' actor reportedly holds her hand, whispers in her ear and escorts her around the tables at the New York bash.


text:
He was tough – I remember one summer we were surfing off the north coast of
Devon, and he slashed his bicep open on some rocks. Back at the beach house while Mum fixed our tea, Dad calmly sewed up the wound himself. He designed and built every house I grew up in, and countless others for people all over the country, converting barns and restoring listed buildings. He owned construction companies, timber yards, his hands were hard and strong from working, his nails always dark with grease from stripping down a Jeep engine, or from building work. He painted beautiful oil paintings. He worked from dawn til well into the dark every night, ankle deep in wood shavings in the workshop, or his head bent over the drawing board in the office, always with Radio Four playing in the background. He was smart, part of Mensa, and he did a science degree just for the pleasure of learning. He rarely read fiction, but made an exception for my first book. He was uncompromising – I remember him handing a vegetarian dinner guest a spade and directing them to the vegetable garden. He didn't suffer fools. Once, in a hotel, he felt that the woman at the next table was staring too much, so he calmly ate the flower centrepiece. He taught me about the countryside – about wild flowers and animals. He rescued injured birds, had a wild owl as a pet. He taught us to swim in the rivers and salmon ponds, to surf, to drive a 4x4 off road, to draw, to play chess. He believed in tough love – when his beloved gun dog was dying of cancer, rather than take him to the vet, which the dog hated, he took him out on one last pheasant shoot, and shot the dog himself. He was married to my Mum for over forty years. For ten of those he fought cancer bravely, and with strength. Yesterday, my wonderful Dad died, and I can't believe yet that he's no longer here.
Virginia Woolf's Garden ~ Caroline Zoob
5 hours ago


text:
Your Report Has Been Sent.
Here is the message sent to firstname.lastname@example.com
"Following is a review that a user felt was inappropriate::
Summary - Totally Fabulous
Review - Wicked was THE MOST fabulous musical that I've seen in recent years, and I've seen quite a few. Everyone should see this musical, you will never be able to look at "The Wizard of Oz" without thinking of Elphaba "Defying Gravity" or singing "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!"
Source - CVL
Review ID - 162
Location - Woodbridge, VA USA
Visitor IP - 188.8.131.52
Date Review was Added - 2006-07-02
Delete this review is necessary by logging into your admin panel. Please click here to view the review in question. "


text:
After talking with the CEO, Jim Cramer exclaimed, "I think this is going to be a fabulous stock for 2013."
The stock is Whole Foods.
Largely the Mad Money host feels the company's has tremendous growth opportunities in the year ahead.
After talking with the CEO, Jim Cramer exclaimed, "I think this is going to be a fabulous stock for 2013."
The stock is Whole Foods.
Largely the Mad Money host feels the company's has tremendous growth opportunities in the year ahead.
When Cramer asked Mad Money viewers to submit questions for Whole Foods co-CEO Walter Robb ahead of an interview, the recurring theme was "why isn't there a store closer to me."
People want to shop at Whole Foods.
In response Robb told Cramer that the company is expanding quickly. Currently Whole Foods has between 300 to 400 stores.
"But 1,000 isn't out of the question," added Cramer.
(Read More: As Americans Rush to Fresh Food, Supermarket Chains Follow)
Robb revealed on Mad Money that, in fact, the big theme for 2013 at Whole Foods will be growth.
"We signed 74 leases in the last 12 months, we opened 7 stores last quarter and we plan to open 11 more this quarter — we are growing — we are accelerating," Robb said.
Cramer likes the story.
The upscale grocery store has become all but synonymous with one of the hottest trends in food merchandising — organic.
And the strategy has paid off. The latest numbers appear encouraging.
In November, when the company last reported earnings , fiscal fourth-quarter earnings excluding items rose to 60 cents per share from 42 cents a share in the year-earlier period.
Revenue increased 23 percent to $2.9 billion from $2.35 billion a year ago.
Although shares have flat-lined recently, Cramer isn't worried.
"They posted strong same store sales and offered a $2 special dividend," he said.
But on top of that, "Whole Foods is a trendsetter, that's why I think the stock could go higher," he said.
(Read More: Scaling the Abyss: 9 'Buys' if Nation Falls Off 'Fiscal Cliff')
Call Cramer: 1-800-743-CNBC
Questions for Cramer? email@example.com
Questions, comments, suggestions for the "Mad Money" website? email@example.com
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer wants you to look for a major discount on this stock if China tumbles.
Jim Cramer prepares investors for the Fed to raise interest rates and shares his top rules for short selling in a low-growth environment.
When the Fed tightens, these stocks should benefit the most in a higher rate environment.
Grab the latest CNBC gear from the NBCUniversal Store!
You've always wanted to hit the "Hallelujah!" button. Here's your chance.
Find out if the source of the surge continues next week, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer.
Before you hit the panic button, Cramer has something you must hear.
Find out his favorite between ABEV, STZ and TAP.


text:
Russell Brand Lawsuit Victim Seeking BIG Pay Day
Like Us On Facebook
Like Us On Facebook
The man who claims Russell Brand hit him last year with his car now says he suffered $185,000 in damages.
Victor Sneed sued Russell last year, alleging he was walking when he was hit by Brand's vehicle.
Sneed just filed legal docs against the "Get Him To The Greek" actor and yoga enthusiast claiming he has more body part damage — specifically his left hand, left arm, left hip, neck and left wrist.
Sneed says he's already shelled out $45k in medical expenses, and he sneeds another $140k for future surgeries.
Brand says he's not to blame for the accident. It was his car, not him! Obviously.
Colby Eisenberg | Elite.
Photo Credit: Getty Images
Like Us On Facebook


text:
K-12 Zone
Blogging Houston-area education with the Chronicle staff.
Posts filtered on Tag
Education Roundup: TAKS, twittering and tossing out the rules
A sampling of ed news: * State Rep. Rob Eissler, R-The Woodlands, and Sen. Florence Shapiro, R-Plano, filed their 119-page bill to revise the school accountability system. Though our online headline proclaimed the TAKS could be "a thing of the past," don't get too excited. Students still will have to take standardized tests. Even if […] [Read More]
Education Roundup: Question the president, free money and more
Send news morsels and events to email@example.com. Question the president and the former president … of the Houston ISD school board, that is. Board President Manuel Rodríguez Jr. of District 3 and past president Diana Dávila of District 8 are running for re-election without opposition. But that doesn't mean you can't throw them some fast […] [Read More]
Education Roundup: Bond elections, school board elections and — much more fun — a carnival!
It's a week of meetings. Send future calendar items and news tidbits to email@example.com. Houston ISD: School board agenda review meeting (the agenda isn't posted online yet but check back here), 4 p.m. Oct. 8, at the central administration building, 4400 W. 18th St. The voting meeting takes place 3 p.m. Oct. 11 at the […] [Read More]
Education Roundup: Free advice, free coffee and free tutoring (not all at the same place)
Here are this week's calendar-worthy items. Please e-mail ideas for next week to email@example.com. Free advice for parents: Find out how to get better educational services for children with disabilities at a workshop sponsored by TOPAA, the Texas Organization of Parents, Attorneys and Advocates for Region 4. The workshop — which will address the "nag, […] [Read More]
Education Roundup
In the news and for the calendar: Congrats to the six finalists for the state's annual Teacher of the Year Award. While we don't want to be biased, good luck to Theresa H. Fallwell, a special-education teacher at Betty and Jean Schmalz Elementary School in the Katy ISD, the only finalist from the Houston area. […] [Read More]
Education Roundup: Parent involvement, distinguished grads and more
It's week two of Education Roundup, our Friday feature designed to keep you informed about local education happenings. If you have suggestions for calendar-worthy items or other tidbits, please send them to email@example.com. Calendar reminders: The Houston school board will hold a non-voting workshop 3 p.m. Sept. 10 and a voting meeting 4 p.m. Sept. […] [Read More]
Education Roundup: Nutrition, dropouts and more
Introducing Education Roundup… To keep up on local education happenings, check School Zone on Fridays for a roundup of calendar-worthy events and other news tidbits. If you have suggestions for items, please send them to firstname.lastname@example.com. Food for thought Parents concerned about school nutrition are invited to a town hall meeting on the subject from […] [Read More]


text:
Crooked Retreat
- Info
- |
- Rates
- |
- Map & Directions
- |
- Reviews
- |
- Facilities
Property Information:
Crooked Retreat, is a family run friendly b&b close to the city center, and the pleasure beach.we are central located,just behind central pier. Breakfast on request 4 pound thank you for looking. Please note check in time are 14:00 and check out is 10:00.
Bed and Breakfast properties provided by bedandbreakfastworld.com
Latest Review
Just disappointed it wasn't a bed and breakfast lolike the sign saysRead More
See all reviews »
- Anonymous, Wales, Male, 25-30
- Bar
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cable TV
- Cots available
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Hairdryers
- Internet Access
- Lounge
- Meals available
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Accepted
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy.
Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay, unless otherwise stated below (see 'Things to Note' information).


text: Table A-5. Composite-Level Average Percent Positive Response by Ownership 2011 User Comparative Database Report Patient Safety Culture CompositesOwnershipFor ProfitNonprofit/Government# Nursing Homes109117# Respondents5,89710,2581. Overall Perceptions of Resident Safety83%88%2. Feedback & Communication About Incidents82%85%3. Supervisor Expectations & Actions Promoting Resident Safety77%80%4. Organizational Learning70%73%5. Management Support for Resident Safety68%70%6. Training & Skills68%73%7. Compliance With Procedures61%66%8. Teamwork61%67%9. Handoffs58%65%10. Communication Openness54%57%11. Nonpunitive Response to Error50%52%12. Staffing50%53%Average Across Composites65%69%Return to Appendix A Page last reviewed October 2014 Internet Citation: Table A-5. Composite-Level Average Percent Positive Response by Ownership: 2011 User Comparative Database Report. October 2014. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/quality-patient-safety/patientsafetyculture/nursing-home/2011/nhsurv11taba5.html


text:
.MBB File Extension
NEW: Open any file on your PC with File Viewer
|File Format Description
File generated by Kodak EasyShare, an application used to organize and share digital photos; contains information used by the program for creating picture catalogs; always uses the name ebsk.mbb, and is located with another related file called ebsk.mb.
If the EasyShare software is not loading properly ("EasyShare is unable to run..." or a similar message), sometimes users can fix the problem by rebuilding the picture catalog, which requires manual deletion of the ebsk.mbb and ebsk.mb files.
|Program(s) that open .MBB files
|Updated 7/22/2010
|File Format Description
File created by ManaBook, a Microsoft Word add-in that allows users to combine multiple Word documents into a single "book"; contains a collection of indexed Word documents; used for organizing and filing large numbers of documents through a single interface.
NOTE: MBB files are subject to the same limitations as Microsoft Word files, such as maximum allowable file size and maximum numbers of book directories. Users should avoid creating excessively large books.
|Program(s) that open .MBB files
|Updated 12/30/2009


text:
UConn Basketball
Latest news and information on UConn men's basketball
Daily Archive for January 28th, 2013
UConn football commit Fuchs could play hoops
Jordan Fuchs, a highly-touted two-sport star from Christ the King (New York), committed to play football at UConn Monday, according to The New York Post's Zach Braziller. The 6-foot-7, 215-pound Fuchs, who played high school basketball with Omar Calhoun and AAU with UConn commits Terrence Samuel and Kentan Facey, indicated that he could try both […] [Read More]
Notes/Quotes with Mike Aresco: Big East will "probably" add 12th team, no UConn for this year's Big East tournament
Big East commissioner Mike Aresco spoke Monday morning at the Middlesex Chamber of Commerce breakfast. Some of the highlights: *It's been reported that UConn AD Warde Manuel has lobbied for the Huskies to be included in the 2013 Big East tournament. Aresco, though, remains firm on the school's ban. "That's over for this year," Aresco […] [Read More]


text:
How Important Is It For Child To Have Their Own Room?
A Room of One's Own: How Important Is It For a Child?
by Moms
Like us on Facebook
The Bradys had six kids split into two rooms! Sharing a bedroom isn't all that uncommon. Some parents believe communal lairs teach their children to think outside of themselves, resolve conflicts, and adapt to other people's needs. Not to mention that great sibling conversations can be sparked in the dark! Other moms and dads think that youngsters should have their own space to organize their belongings, enjoy a good night's rest, and maintain a certain level of privacy. What do you think?
Read More Shared RoomsSiblingsParentingHome
POPSUGAR, the #1 independent media and technology company for women. Where more than 75 million women go for original, inspirational content that feeds their passions and interests.
5 years
It probably depends mostly on the family's ability to provide each child with their own room, as well as the age of the children involved and their personalities. I recently separated from an abusive husband and had to move back in with my parents until I get back on my feet. For this transition, my son (7) and daughter (4) now share a room, though they each had their own room in our old house. There are advantages and disadvantages to both arrangements. As they get older, I will want to do everything possible to provide them with their own room for privacy, but for now there are things they actually enjoy about sharing a room, and I think it has helped strengthen their bond with each other.
5 years
If a child can have their own room then they should. It gives them more individuality. They can make the room their own and it's great for them to have a place to go for quiet time.
amber512 5 years
I never had to share a room with my brother and frankly, I'm thankful. I think at a certain age it becomes essential for girls and boys to have their own space. When I was a teen, I definitely wouldn't have wanted my little brother in my room!
5 years
I don't think there is anything wrong with young children sharing a room. My son is really only in there when hes sleeping, so there is no real reason why he would need his own room, which is why when his little brother arrives next month they will be sharing, at least for a few years. I do think that it becomes more important as they get older for kids to have their own space and a place they can call their own. I won't make my sons share a room once they are closer to being preteens, if we have the space.
DiamondSkies 5 years
Unless sharing a room is the only thing that can be done then I think that children should have their own space. I do however, think that young children can benefit from sharing a room. (until about 5-6)
5 years
My boys LOVE sharing a room. They're polar opposites (think Odd Couple), but they can't imagine being apart. Our bedroom sizes are fairly large, so that helps, and we have bunk beds so that they have more floor space to play.
5 years
Depends on if you have the space and your children's personalities. I shared a room with my sister (15mo apart) until I was 7 and we had a spare room as our 'play' room. My sister and I always fought...she threw tantrums when she wasn't the center of attention. So I finally got my own room and never looked back! Under 5 years, sure. As they get older give them their own room if you have one.
5 years
My kids share a room and at our new house there is an empty room right next to theirs but neither one of them can sleep without the other. There is crying when the other isn't there. I think sharing a room depends on the kids. My son and daughter are still young 5 and 2 and they choose to share. Of course all they do is sleep in there since they have a playroom and I like to foster a closeness with my family. We don't spend much time alone around here.
MissSushi 5 years
Seperate rooms if you can afford it is important when children are older, imo. I shared 75% of my life because we were a lower income family with 4 children, and a lot of the time it sucked. There were very few rewards for it, as most of us didn't get along at all. I was also an insomniac forced to lie in darkness for hours on end whenever I had to share a room.
lickety-split 5 years
I like the idea of separate rooms. My girls will often choose to bunk together, for up to a couple of weeks at a time. But they like that they have their own space when needed. Especially my middle daughter. She likes her quiet time.
5 years
We bought our house with the intention of finishing the basement and added the two additional bedrooms we thought we needed... Two years later, we still have the kids double bunked into two bedrooms (4 and 8 year-old together and 12 and 15 year-old together.) They seem quite pleased with the arrangement and actually closer to their siblings, than a lot of their friends are to there siblings. In the end, we built a media room and hobby room instead of bedrooms, because they are two rooms that the whole family can use.
5 years
We have our kids share a room so that there's an extra for their own play area without having to be in the middle of the hubbub through the house. They do fine, and when they need time to themselves, they have plenty of spaces to go and close the door. And they each have a side they can decorate and maintain to their own liking. I think there's no right answer for all families, but as usual, there's no "other" option.
Girl-Jen 5 years
I think a separate room for each child is a great idea, if the parents can comfortably afford it. If not, though, sharing a room teaches a lesson about living within one's means: Living in a small house and never going without food/clothing/the school trip that all the other kids are going on/etc. isn't really that bad.
psterling 5 years
I don't think its the end of the world if kids have to share a room but having your own room teaches a child about privacy and taking care of your environment. Plus, sometimes kids just need to be alone.
skigurl 5 years
I've never heard such rationale for sharing a room. I am pretty sure no parent who has the space for seperate rooms for their children would make their child share just for those "benefits". I think that's just a good excuse for why they shouldn't have to move to a bigger place - just rationalizing the fact that their kids have to share. I think it's important to have your own room. Very important. I think it's unfair to make them share, and it's very antiquated. My parents both shared rooms with their siblings because back then families had a lot more children and smaller homes, but now, I think you should do what you can to give your child their own space.


text:
DayViewer v7 by Total_Noob Released
Total_Noob has released Dayviewer V7 via TeamGEN / PSPGen, Dayveiwer allows you to display the Day, date and time in the upper right hand corner of your PSP's XMB as you can see here above *cough* if you can get past looking at the hot lady…
You can also set dayviewer to show you the exact battery percentage remaining, rather than just the normal 3 bar battery logo. You can also remove or add whatever text you want displayed there by editing dayviewer_config.txt of this PRX plug-in.
DayViewer v7 changelog:
- Now you have the full possibility to edit the clock string to your desire.
- Added battery lifetime.
- Fixed incompatibility with AutoStart PRX.
- Solved bug in unicode encoding: some character didn't show correctly.
Source: PSPGen
Similar Posts:
Latest posts by PSPFan (see all)
- PS Vita Firmware 2.60 Released - August 6, 2013
- PS Vita Firmware 2.12 Released known VHBL Exploits OK - May 8, 2013
- The Z's Exploit only on PSN AU & Europe. Plus release delay? - May 1, 2013


text:
Uncle Tom's CabinHardback Everyman's Library Classics & Contemporary Classics
List price $24.00
You save $4.73 19% off
Free delivery worldwide
Dispatched in 2 business days
When will my order arrive?
Additional formats available
- Format
- Paperback $4.98
- CD-Audio $9.41
- Publisher: Everyman's Library USA
- Format: Hardback | 494 pages
- Dimensions: 130mm x 206mm x 33mm | 567g
- Publication date: 1 May 1995
- Publication City/Country: New York
- Edition statement: Reissue
- Sales rank: 472,395
Product description
The first American novel to sell over a million copies. By calling attention to the issue of slavery, it has become a part of our country's literary and historical heritage.
Add item to wishlist
Other people who viewed this bought:
Uncle Tom's Cabin
USD$9.86 - Save $4.17 29% off - RRP $14.03
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Uncles Tom's Cabin
USD$9.86 - Save $1.05 (9%) - RRP $10.91
Agnes Of Sorrento
USD$34.95 - Save $3.98 10% off - RRP $38.93
Agnes Of Sorrento
USD$49.94 - Save $6.15 10% off - RRP $56.09
Other books in this category
The Great Gatsby
Go Set A Watchman (UK Edition)
USD$18.43 - Save $11.20 37% off - RRP $29.63
The Book Thief
USD$9.95 - Save $2.52 20% off - RRP $12.47
The Husband's Secret
USD$9.97 - Save $2.50 20% off - RRP $12.47
The Elegance of the Hedgehog
USD$10.09 - Save $3.94 28% off - RRP $14.03
We are All Completely Beside Our...
USD$8.63 - Save $2.28 20% off - RRP $10.91
- Categories:
Review quote
"Uncle Tom's Cabin is the most powerful and enduring work of art ever written about American slavery." --Alfred Kazin
Back cover copy
With its extraordinary capacity to move its readers, 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' evoked a surge of indignation that contributed crucially to the abolition of slavery in America.
Flap copy
Uncle Tom, Topsy, Sambo, Simon Legree, little Eva: their names are American bywords, and all of them are characters in Harriet Beecher Stowe's remarkable novel of the pre-Civil War South. "Uncle Tom's Cabin was revolutionary in 1852 for its passionate indictment of slavery and for its presentation of Tom, "a man of humanity," as the first black hero in American fiction. Labeled racist and condescending by some contemporary critics, it remains a shocking, controversial, and powerful work -- exposing the attitudes of white nineteenth-century society toward "the peculiar institution" and documenting, in heartrending detail, the tragic breakup of black Kentucky families "sold down the river." An immediate international sensation, "Uncle Tom's Cabin sold 300,000 copies in the first year, was translated into thirty-seven languages, and has never gone out of print: its political impact was immense, its emotional influence immeasurable. "From the Paperback edition.


text:
Girls Looks
We've been busy here at Sparkle & Spin HQ creating a fantastic collection of looks to inspire you and your little one. Working on the theory that sometimes less is more and quality is key we've worked with this seasons collections to create fun and funky looks that will help you to create the perfect capsule collections for your little princess. Sometimes it can be hard to imagine how things will look off the hanger and on the child but with the Sparkle & Spin scamps and a little bit of magic these looks should give you the vision you need to shop with confidence. Oh and of course we are only an email away if you need a hand!
- > Yes Siree
- > Grandaddy Cool
- > And The Tiger Came Too!
- > Stars, Squares, Spots & More
- > Check Me Out!
- > Navy & Neon
- > Winter Blues
- > What's New Pussycat
- seasons styles
1.Mini Rodini Denim Shirt, 2.Bobo Choses School Bag, 3. Name it Fair Isle Cardigan, 4. Bobo Choses Cat Sweat Top, 5. Freoli Grey Skinny Jeans, 6.Freoli Latte Poodle Scarf, 7. Bobo Choses Graphic Print Skirt. We love a bit of soft pink mixed with blue and mustard. This season's style has it all. We have created a great capsule wardrobe, where each item can be mixed and matched. Giving you plenty of different outfits from just 7 items. The grey skinny jeans can be worn with Bobo Choses cat sweat top and layered with the lovely big and chunky Name It fair isle cardigan, for a casual sporty weekend look. The Bobo Choses skirt can be dressed up wearing the Mini Rodini denim shirt or for a more casual look team it with the Bobo Choses cat sweat top. Finish the looks with the lovely Bobo Choses bag.more tips on our blog


text:
Johnson City Police are continuing to investigate a shooting at a local restaurant early Saturday morning, according to a news release.
According to police, officers were driving nearby when they heard gunshots coming from Sahib Restaurant and Bar at the Days Inn, 2312 Browns Mill Road around 2:47 a.m.
Upon arrival, they found that a 22-year-old Murfreesboro resident had been shot in the arm. Police said the victim, whose name was not released, was uncooperative with officers and was taken to Johnson City Medical Center for treatment.
While conducting their investigation in the parking lot, officers approached Rashid Jamahl Moore, 27, 1860 County Meadow Drive, Sevierville, who attempted to flee.
While fleeing he dropped a handgun before being taken into custody.
Moore was found to be in possession of marijuana that was packaged for resale, police said.
He was charged with possession of schedule VI drugs with the intent to distribute or deliver and possession of a handgun under the influence.
Police said they do not believe Moore was involved in the shooting.
Information concerning a possible court appearance was unavailable.
Police said the investigation into the shooting is continuing and anyone with information is asked to call the Criminal Investigation Division at 434-6166.


text:
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
To the Editor:
I would like to take this opportunity to publically thank Summerville Community Acupuncture for their compassion and skill in helping to greatly improve the quality of my life.
Seventeen years ago, I suffered a gunshot wound that left a golf ball sized hole in my brain. My injuries left me paralyzed on the entire left side of my body from the top of my head to the bottom of my foot.
Six months later, spasticity set in and my pain levels spiked to level nine (on the pain scale). My doctors had written me off because they did not have any treatments that they thought could help me. So for 17 years, I was fed a steady stream of narcotic pain killers to help manage my pain.
In January 2013 I began receiving acupuncture treatments to attempt to lower my pain levels. These treatments have allowed me to reduce my pain levels to a manageable level and have allowed me to overcome my addiction to narcotic pain medications that I required for 17 years. Scalp acupuncture also enabled me to regain partial movement and feeling in my long paralyzed limbs.
Another amazing benefit is that acupuncture has also been used to treat my PTSD that has haunted me for over 50 years. I suffered for decades because I did not know relief was available through acupuncture.
I would like to use this opportunity to encourage anyone suffering from the effects of strokes, Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs), chronic pain or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder to try acupuncture.
Fred Gutierrez
The Journal Scene is pleased to offer readers the enhanced ability to comment on stories. We expect our readers to engage in lively, yet civil discourse. We do not edit user submitted statements and we cannot promise that readers will not occasionally find offensive or inaccurate comments posted in the comments area. Responsibility for the statements posted lies with the person submitting the comment, not The Journal Scene.
If you find a comment that is objectionable, please click "report abuse" and we will review it for possible removal. Please be reminded, however, that in accordance with our Terms of Use and federal law, we are under no obligation to remove any third party comments posted on our website. Read our full terms and conditions.
© 2015 The Journal Scene an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
2004-05 (So.): Competed in the 3,000 meter steeplechase, 3,000 meter run and the 1,500 meter during the outdoor season ... Placed eighth at the Southland Conference Outdoor Championship in the 3,000 meter steeplechase ... Posted a best time of 9:44.71 in the 3,000 meter steeplechase, good for fourth place at the LSU Tiger Relays ... Ran a season best time of 9:03.66 in the 3,000 meters at the York Relays ... Competed in the 3,000 and 5,000 during the indoor season ... Ran a best of 9:02.58 in the 3,000 meters at the Hyatt Regency Invitational ... Ran a best of 16:04.61 in the 5,000 meters at the Leonard Hamilton Memorial Meet.
CC Fall, 2004: Ran in all six cross country meets during the fall ... Had one top 10 finish at the Lamar/McNeese State Dual Meet ... Placed 36th at the SLC Championships with an 8,000-meter time of 26:33 ... Helped Cardinals to a third-place finish at SLC Meet.
2003-04 (Fr.): Top 1,500-meter time was 4:24.52 for fifth at the Ty Terrell Relays ... Also turned in a 9:45.43 for ninth in the 3,000 at the same meet ... Best 3,000-meter steeplechase showing was 13th with a time of 10:29.20 at the Runsport/Rice Twilight Meet ... Recorded a 16:50.89 in the 5K at the LSU Alumni Gold ... Best indoor mile time was 4:48.02 at the UH/RunSport All-Comers Meet ... Also had season-best time of 9:37.15 in the 3,000 meters (Houston Indoor Invitational) and 17:15.90 in the 5K (LSU Purple Tiger Invitational) ... Ran in six of seven meets during cross country season ... Top finish was an 11th-place showing at the Lamar-McNeese Dual Meet ... Placed 57th at the SLC Championships, covering the 8,000-meter course in 29:49.90.
High School: Member of three-time regional qualifying cross country team at Hamshire-Fannett HS ... Team also won three district titles ('00, '01, '03) ... Placed seventh in regional in 2002 with 5,000-meter time of 18:19.00.
Personal: Major is mechanical engineering ... Enjoys football and baseball ... Was high school salutatorian ... Born on July 13, 1985, in Beaumont ... Son of Delphine Landry.


text:
Global Change Biology
© John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Edited by: Steve Long
Impact Factor: 8.044
ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2014: 1/43 (Biodiversity Conservation); 3/221 (Environmental Sciences); 5/144 (Ecology)
Online ISSN: 1365-2486
Associated Title(s): GCB Bioenergy
Recently Published Issues
Current Issue:August 2015
Volume 21, Issue 8
Volume 21, Issue 7
Volume 21, Issue 6
Volume 21, Issue 5
Volume 21, Issue 4
Aims and Scope
Global Change Biology exists to promote understanding of the interface between all aspects of current environmental change that affects a substantial part of the globe and biological systems.
The journal publishes primary research articles, technical advances, research reviews, commentaries and letters.
Global Change Biology defines global change as any consistent trend in the environment - past, present or projected - that affects a substantial part of the globe. Examples include:
- rising tropospheric, ozone, carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide concentrations
- increasing UV-B irradiation
- global climate change
- biological sinks and sources of atmospheric trace gases
- euthrophication
- land use change
- loss of biodiversity
- biological feedback on climate change
- biological mitigation for atmospheric change
In the Press
In the Press
'The article 'Horizon scanning for invasive alien species with the potential to threaten biodiversity in Great Britain' has been featured by The Independent
The article 'Extreme temperature events alter demographic rates, relative fitness, and community structure' has been featured by Motherboard
'The article 'Do cities simulate climate change? A comparison of herbivore response to urban and global warming' has been featured by News Week
Investigating deoxygenation in the Saanich Inlet
The northeast Pacific Ocean is a global hot spot of oxygen loss. However, the response of the animal community to this deoxygenation has not been resolved. Over eight years, the authors used remotely operated vehicles and the cabled observatory VENUS to document the lower oxygen limits of multiple fish and invertebrate species that are common to this region. Using the natural hypoxia cycle of Saanich Inlet, they illustrate how the community structure collapses when hypoxic waters expand. Future oxygen loss in this region may homogenize animal distributions when the extent of suitable habitat becomes compressed over smaller areas.
Consequences of climate change on bird communities worldwide
Species fulfill critical ecological functions that may be altered substantially as climate change is causing them to shift in and out of their current communities. Here the authors assessed how geographic range changes projected under climate change for this century would impact the diverse functional attributes of bird communities worldwide. They found that the functional consequences of climate change are geographically highly uneven. Range expansions may counter functional losses in high-latitude regions, but offer little compensation in many tropical and sub-tropical biomes where substantial losses of functional diversity could have severe consequences for ecosystem health.
As nitrogen emissions increase, so too will forest carbon sequestration
Human activities have increased carbon dioxide and nitrogen emissions to the atmosphere. Deposition of nitrogen pollutants in boreal forests has the potential to sequester large amounts of carbon, however there's a lack of data describing the impacts of this sequestration. The authors used a long term experiment in the boreal region to assess how soil carbon accumulation responded to simulated nitrogen deposition. Their study shows that soil carbon sequestration increases with long-term nitrogen addition. These results will enable researchers to improve their models of the global carbon cycle.


text:
Blue and white is a timeless colour combination.
"This Madeline Weinrib rug has the right colours for that nautical look, but will transition nicely into the winter months when layered with greys and tobacco-coloured leather," explains H&H assistant style editor Reiko Caron.
See more nautical-inspired finds in our photo gallery.
Comment Guidelines
We welcome your feedback on Houseandhome.com. H&H reserves the right to remove any unsuitable personal remarks made about the bloggers, hosts, homeowners and/or guests we feature. Please keep your comments focused on decorating, design, cooking and other lifestyle topics. Adopt a tone you would be willing to use in person and do not make slanderous remarks or use denigrating language. If you see a comment that you believe violates any of the guidelines outlined above, please click "Flag as inappropriate." Thank you.


text:
Lose a lot of cash? West Manheim Township Police are seeking the owner of "a substantial amount of money" that was found Oct. 31 at Walmart, 1881 Baltimore Pike.
To claim the money, call Officer David Morris at 717-632-7059 ext. 106.
(Verena Dobnik/AP)
Diner en Blanc: New York leads world's biggest popup picnic
NEW YORK (AP) — Five thousand people dressed in white got together for the world's largest popup picnic at a location revealed only at the last moment. Full Story
Trevor Noah takes on racism, skips politics in standup gig
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — In an hour-long comedy set, Trevor Noah hit the kind of social satire notes to be expected of Jon Stewart's "Daily Show" heir. Full Story
Celebrity crushes: Falling in love with Marlon Brando
The magic and the meaning of a teen-age girl's first celebrity crush.


text:
Following the release of a special collector's edition of Another Man featuring Kate Moss, the official S/S12 issue of Another Man hits the newstands, based on the modern gentleman traveller. Cover star Hollywood heartthrob Garrett Hedlund – the star of the long-awaited film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's On The Road – is transformed into a 50s pin-up idol, shot in LA by photographer Alasdair McLellan and styled by creative director Alister Mackie. The actor discusses the legacy of Kerouac's iconic road trip and his own journey of self-discovery with award winning writer Sean O'Hagan.
"Hollywood heartthrob Garrett Hedlund – the star of the long-awaited film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's On The Road – is transformed into a 50s pin-up idol"
Inside the issue, veteran broadcaster Alan Whicker shares his secrets to travelling in style, artist Francesco Vezzoli talks living in hotel rooms and out of hand luggage, the world's greatest living explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes reveals five things he won't leave home without, Russell Brand pays homage to his literary hero Jack Kerouac, Lana Del Rey discusses her style icon Elvis Presley and science-fiction author Nick Sagan celebrates the dawn of space tourism. Elsewhere, designer Michael Costiff takes a whistlestop tour through his well-travelled life, My Own Private Idaho and River Phoenix are remembered, and it is revealed what really happened when John Lydon visited Jamaica in 1978.
For the issue's fashion stories, super-stylist Katy England heads to Arizona with photographer Niall O'Brien and muse/artist/musician William 'Wild Cat' Blanchard; Alasdair McLellan and Alister Mackie recapture the Summer of Love on a California beach; artist Jack Pierson hits the road to Palm Springs; Walter Pfieffer stays in Switzerland and brings the world to him. The issue's centrefold features Kate Moss, photographed by Nick Knight and styled by Alister Mackie.
Another Man for S/S12 is on sale from Friday 16 March.


text:
Contact Us
College of Science
phone: (208) 885-6195
fax: (208) 885-6904
office: Mines 321
Mailing Address
875 Perimeter Drive MS 3025
Moscow, ID 83844-3025
Jessica Osterloh
The Snake River Plain cuts a broad arc across southern Idaho, visible on any relief map. It consists of lava flows and other volcanic features left behind as North America moved across a "hot spot" in the Earth's mantle – the source for the current activity in the Yellowstone region. Jessica Osterloh, a senior Environmental Science major from Enterprise, Oregon, will be conducting research this spring to look for geothermal energy potential in residual heat left over from the Snake River Plain's turbulent history. Her project, supervised by Geology professor Jerry Fairley, is supported by a Hill Undergraduate Research Fellowship.
Jessy developed an interest in geothermal surveys while taking Dr. Fairley's "Mathematical Modeling of Hydrogeological Systems" class last spring. At the same time, one of Fairley's graduate students asked if she'd like to help with a project analyzing geothermal potential on the Rio Grande Rift region of Colorado and New Mexico. As part of that project, Jessy presented a poster at the National Geothermal Student Competition in Santa Fe and also attended the Geothermal Research Council meetings at San Diego.
Jessy hopes now to use experience gained from that project in her own survey. She will use primarily data from existing drill wells across the Snake River Plain, looking to identify areas that show promise for commercially viable geothermal development.


text:
Register now for free, or sign in with any of these services:
Want to set your local edition?
Select an edition for more focused local news coverage when you visit NOLA.com.
Don't worry. You can change this setting at any time to another local edition.
U.S. Rep. John Fleming, R-Minden - He is a Louisiana Representative.
Both Prosecution and Defense have challenges to remove jurors they do not like for whatever reason. They both had an opportunity to remove the Mayor but did not. The Mayor being on the jury in no way gives reason for an appeal. Under your theory no police officer of any kind can sit on a jury because they are "biased about crime". I wouldn't mind the Mayor sitting on my jury because I know he's educated and understands that things can't be taken at face value and must be reviewed before making a decision.
Trustees are willing to work and the Sheriff's Office is willing to let them work. The word "forced" came from your post, not mine.
Trustees have always been able to work for private companies on a work release. BP had trustees working for them during the oil spill.
I think it's time for the County Sheriff's Offices to bring out the trustees and teach them how to pick tomatoes, potatoes, peel shrimp, and any other tasks the illegal immigrants formally performed. Pay them the same wage as you did the illegal immigrants. It's a win-win. Problem averted.
You can't have your cake and eat it too. People complained after Katrina that the levees weren't strong enough. Now that the Corps are making bigger and stronger levees, people are complaining that they are too big and are engulfing their backyards. I'm no fan of the Corps but when the choice is loosing eight feet of your back yard to a flood wall or having eight feet of flood water in your back yard, you'd think it would be a no brainer.
Whatever happened to Peter Dale? Wasn't he the King of Harahan, or at least he thought he was. Last time I saw him in the news is when he lost to Harry Lee (even after he passed away) RIP Harry Lee!
After they smashed the window they should have smashed her.
We're Not Worthy!! We're Not Worthy!!!!
Being that the Insectarium is inside a Federal building, you will always have to go thru metal detectors no matter if other building access is cut off or not.
I'm really curious how the identification process went lol. How do you identify victims from that angle lol.
When the Red Coats came to take our land from us, we picked up sticks, rakes, shovels, pitchforks and we fought them tooth and nail to stand our ground. Today our land is being threatened by evil and the minute men must again take arms and reclaim our city. The best investment is a concealed carry permit so when evil shows you the whites of their eyes, you can properly defend yourself.
As always Molly, great post!!
90% of the time when I read a story involving the JPSO or the NOPD regarding an incident, they usually have no leads or suspects. 90% of the time when I read a story involving the Louisiana State Troopers, they have the suspect in custody or have dealt with the situation accordingly. Also, anytime I have read about a trooper using his service weapon the suspect killed. The fact that this trooper, for whatever reason, didn't use his gun shows much discipline and courage. You may be able to pull one over the sherrifs office or the city police but do not mess with a State Trooper.
The guard arm has red and white reflective tape on them with red flashing lights. Also the post that the arm is attached to has big red flashing lights and a very loud bell. I feel for this lady and her family but you always take a risk when you cross the tracks.
If this cat was dealt with correctly for the first DWI, we wouldn't have to worry about second and third DWI's. Seems like we don't take them seriously until the third or fourth offense when they severely injure or kill somebody.
There were also 2 shootings at Fourth and Annunciation between 2 and 4 pm AT THE SAME LOCATION. No one was injured and there have been no arrests.
I'm still shocked at the smiling postal worker from the Loyola branch. She must always have the day off when I go there lol.
Great title picture TP. From the leg laying on the ground in front of the white pick-up truck and all the NOPD, I would say this is a photo of a crime scene.
Do you know what would have prevented this? If we produced our own car parts here in the United States.


text:
Actually, this has finally been rectified in the latest CE (0158), at least for the NY RSNs. Now 622 and 625 default to the HD channel and you have to hit channel up to get to the SD counterpart. It's now consistent with CBS, NBC, et al. /s
WOW that is great news Earl made it sound like this would be a long time coming.


text:
Here we have a set of sexy pictures of the one and only Model Adriana Lima, please see more info and her sexy model Pictures Gallery below.
Adriana Lima never thought about being a model, although she had won many beauty pageants in elementary school. However, Adriana had a friend at school who wanted to enter a modeling pictures contest and did not want to enter alone, so Lima entered her pictures with her friend.
Both sent in sexy pictures, and the contest sponsor soon asked Adriana Lima to come out for the competition. Soon after, she entered and finished in first place in Ford's "Supermodel of Brazil" Model search.
She subsequently entered the 1996 Ford "Supermodel of the World" contest and finished in second place. Three years later, Adriana Lima moved to New York City and signed with Elite Model Management.
After acquiring representation, Lima's sexy modeling pictures portfolio quickly began to expand, and she appeared in numerous pictures in international editions of Vogue and Marie Claire.
She has walked the catwalks for designers such as Vera Wang, Giorgio Armani and Valentino, among others. Lima became a GUESS? girl in 2000, appearing in that year's fall ad campaign. She also appeared in the book A Second Decade of Guess? Pictures.
The sexy Adriana Lima continued to build upon her pictures portfolio, doing more print work for Maybelline, for whom she worked for from 2003 until 2009, the same year she appeared in the company's first calendar, a limited edition run also featuring Kemp Muhl, Jessica White, Julia Stegner, and Anna Wang. Adriana Lima has also worked for notable fashion brands bebe, Armani, Versace, BCBG and Louis Vuitton.
She also appeared on the covers and in the editorials of other fashion magazines such as Harper's Bazaar, ELLE, GQ, Arena, Vogue, V, Esquire and French Revue des Modes. Her sexy April 2006 GQ cover was the highest-selling issue for that magazine for the year.
Adriana also appeared in the 2005 Pirelli Calendar and became the face of Italy's cell phone carrier, Telecom Italia Mobile, a move that earned her the nickname, "the Catherine Zeta-Jones of Italy."


text:
Photos and Review by Oyster.com Investigators
A breathtaking hideway with an appreciation for nature
Named after the fruit-bearing calabash tree that grows wild on the resort's gently sloping seaside grounds, this 26-room boutique resort is nestled along a lush, flowering hill overlooking isolated Bonaire Bay. Winding pathways climb through the flora and fauna, careful not to disturb its natural growth patterns. And even in more developed areas, like at the stunning infinity pool or around the luxurious beachfront cottages, brilliant bougainvillea, hibiscus, flame ginger, and plumbago cover virtually every spot.
Such appreciation for its stunning outdoor environment can be found even in the resort's indoor spaces -- from the open-air lobby and restaurant overlooking the bay and lush hillside, to the small Ti Spa, which utilizes locally grown ingredients like mango, pumpkin, cocoa, and lemon for its invigorating body scrubs. Likewise, each room's ocean-view balcony or terrace makes the most of the hillside location, with comfy daybeds and dining tables providing plenty of private outdoor activity.
For so few rooms, Calabash Cove Resort and Spa features quite a number of exceptional amenities. Free snorkeling and kayaking takes place right on the resort's beachfront, an outstanding restaurant with sprawling ocean views focuses on local fare, and little surprises like a gazebo, a boardwalk, and a library make for plenty of secluded lounging spaces. The spa and adjoining fitness center are, however, rather small: The equipment in the gym is hardly suitable for a worthwhile workout, and the spa is rather dully designed when compared with the rest of the grounds.
Problematic for some guests, though, might be the resort's secluded location. Sure, a hideaway with such virgin landscapes requires a certain level of isolation, but when it comes to Calabash, guests are virtually stranded without the aid of a pricey taxi or rental car. And once in the car, most of the island's best attractions (the Pitons, the botanical gardens, the volcano, the cocoa plantations) are on the other side of the island altogether, requiring up to 90 minutes of travel time. Of course, those guests who want nothing more than to laze on the beach or by the pool all day, followed by a mellow dinner in the restaurant or on their terrace ,will find very few reasons to leave the resort in the first place.
On a secluded portion of the northern side of the island, a few minutes from the main highway
The resort's Bonaire Bay location is neither here nor there -- north of busy Castries, south of breezy harbor-filled Gros Islet, and nowhere near the island's biggest attractions, which are largely on the southern side near Soufriere. Guests who want most to relax in paradise will find the location just right though. And if just a day or two of sightseeing is sufficient, the long drives and exorbitant taxi fares might not be too much of an issue.
Those who elect to rent a car beware: Hairpin turns, tragically deep potholes, and busy roundabouts make for challenging drives, especially if you are not used to left-side-of-the-road British driving. Competent drivers who aren't afraid to take it slow and pull over for speedy local traffic will certainly find the roads manageable.
Among the island's newest, each with private balconies and elegant furnishings
Completed in 2009, Calabash Cove Resort and Spa is one of St. Lucia's newest resorts -- and the rooms are among the best for the price. Three distinct room types -- the Sunset Oceanview Junior Suite, the Swim-up Junior Suite, and the Water's Edge Cottage -- provide three very different experiences. The layout of the cheapest units, the Sunset Oceanview Junior Suites, may actually be the most appealing, with an open floor plan and double-height vaulted ceilings that make them feel more spacious than the other rooms. But the Swim-Up Junior Suites and Water's Edge Cottages both have more elegant furnishings, with four-poster beds and, in the case of the cottages, private plunge pools.
Overall, the details pack in plenty of wow -- marble countertops and deep soaking tubs in the bathrooms, padded daybeds and loungers on the terraces, and comfy robes and slippers in the closets.
A gorgeous infinity pool overlooks the Caribbean Sea.
Pleasant local cuisine and beautiful oceanfront views
Opened in 2009, this upscale 26-room boutique resort rests on a gently sloping hill above Bonaire Bay, providing stunning Caribbean Sea views from virtually everywhere -- whether at the stunning infinity pool, the open-air restaurant and spa, the cozy library, or on the private beach. Three very distinct room types create varying experiences for guests, though all feature elegant furnishings and private balconies. However, like many St. Lucia resorts, a secluded location means guests must rely on pricey taxis or rental cars to do anything outside of the resort.
Don't Forget to Like Us On Facebook! We Love to Be Liked.


text:
|11569 Iowa Ave 90025
HOMES FOR RENT: Charming cottage style "doll house". All the charm and Character you would expect in an 90 year old house! Hardwood floors & cove ceilings throughout the home. Private fenced patio area ideal for pets, BBQ'ing etc. Sunny, cheerful location. Outstanding ...More info Email a friend
|2552 Barringer Drive 28208
ROOMS FOR RENT: Furnished room for rent in quiet neighborhood in Charlotte. 1 min from I-77, on the bus line. $450/mth includes utilities and cable. $100 application fee (non-refundable). Must be employed or can verify income. No pets and NO SMOKING. Call now 980-208-...More info Email a friend
|2686 Locke Drive 28673
ROOMS FOR RENT: Lake Norman Waterfront room for rent. Private entrance, private bathroom, private kitchen, semi private living room, shared washer/dryer, garage for your car. Furnished or unfurnished....your choice. Prefer male. I'm a single straight professional male...More info Email a friend
|819 scaleybark road 28209
APARTMENTS FOR RENT: I am currently moving out of the state and I need someone to take over my lease. I live in a two bedroom even though one bedroom is unused. There are two bathrooms and a very spacious living room. The apartment is right next to Park Road and Woodlawn Road...More info Email a friend
ROOMS FOR RENT: AFFORD WEEKLY Rental $175+ tax Micro/Fridge, 70+ Ch. HBO/ CinemaxFast WiFi, Mrng. Coffee, Maid/Linens Self Laundry Royalinncharlotte.com Bus Rt. 5 (Sprinter)*Call: 704-394-1819More info Email a friend
MANUFACTURED HOMES FOR RENT: ENERGY EFFICIENT Clean 2BR in quiet park. No pets. $425 & up. 704-596-6603More info Email a friend
|184 Serene Meadow Trail 28677
HOMES FOR RENT: Modern 3 Story Brick Home with Farmland. 5 Bdrm. 3 Bath, All Amenities, includes Barn, Shop & Pond. Credit Check Required $2000.00 Mo. & Dep.More info Email a friend
MANUFACTURED HOMES FOR RENT: MOBILE HOME & LOT Appliances, Furnished, Recently Redecorated. No pets, Water included. Call 704-301-0588 or 704-606-3625 for info.More info Email a friend
APARTMENTS FOR RENT: RENAISSANCE at ANTIQUITY 1721 LOVERS LAWN TRACE CORNELIUS, NC 28031 706-400-9445 Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm Senior Community 55 and Older An Affordable Rental Housing community for Seniors Income Restrictions Apply Credit & Criminal Background...More info Email a friend
|630 Calvert Street 28208
CONDOS FOR RENT: Available Now. Upgraded 1 Bedroom Plus Den with Closet, 1.5 Bath 2nd Floor Condo with 950 sq ft of spacious living area and an Assigned, Secured Garage Parking in Small 48 Unit Building Just A Short Walk From the Stadium. Large Kitchen, Built-in Office ...More info Email a friend


text:
Gear Review
Emerson Takahashi
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
First off, I intended to buy these for myself, so I sized the same as my Cobras and purchased. Unfortunately, once I tried them on, they felt about a half size too big.
Fortunately, they did fit my girlfriend's foot fine.
My first impressions were that the heel cup is more shallow than my cobras, allowing for a more secure fit. The knuckles of the shoes are pretty tall, so if you have an average width to slender foot, they'll feel nice even when you have a snug fit. Wider feet beware- La Sportiva has a more narrow fit than other shoes like Evolv and 5.10.
On the rock, these shoes smear well due to the thin sensitive sole and flexible midsole. On steeper routes, the shoe allows you to really point your toe stick to small foot holds.
Vibram rubber is excellent as always, and lasts a long time while still being pretty sticky.
Awesome shoe, size half a size down from your other shoes!
Street shoe size- 8.5-9
5.10 Hornet- size 9
5.10 Dragon- size 8.5
La Sportiva Cobra- size 38.5
La Sportiva Python- size 38
View More Details on La Sportiva Python Vibram XS Grip2 Climbing Shoe


text:
Fellow Musician Goes Missing
I know there are several Los Angeles area people on this site, and a few active in the LA session scene.
A professional violinist was hired for a session at one of the major TV/Movie studios here, but he never showed up to the session, and hasn't been seen since. He is also the father of a buddy of mine, who's a music promoter here in LA.
His family is desperate for information.
Thank you.
Re: Fellow Musician Goes Missing
This is NOT mean to be a sarcastic response.
I live in Toronto, but I will keep an eye out for him. Losing a father is not something i would wish upon anyone else, so if i come across anything, i'll alert authorities ASAP.
Re: Fellow Musician Goes Missing
Re: Fellow Musician Goes Missing
That is sad. What in the world could have happened to him?
Re: Fellow Musician Goes Missing
He was rushed to the hospital, but do to a typo at the hospital, no one had informed the family or put two and two together to realize it was the missing man on the news.
It's not clear why whomever originally called 911 on his behalf did not inform the family, or respond the news coverage of him missing.
|All times are GMT +2. The time now is 09:24 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.0
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Bernhard Castiglioni's DRUMMERWORLD.com


text:
Gear Review
Dennis Lacerte
First Sanuk, Not Last
I bought these sandals in a little bit of doubt but here I am maybe two and a half years later still wearing the same pair and mixing it up with two other pairs. Incredibly comfortable lounge around sandals. I use mine to boulder while I work at the rock wall, I take them on kayak trips and surf the sidewalks and streets with the longboards in them. Get a pair and FYI, they will feel a little uncomfortable at first possibly until they form a little better to your foot.
View More Details on Sanuk Pick Pocket Shoe - Men's


text:
TeraMedica, Frontier Solutions Group Offer VNA Solution
TeraMedica, Frontier Solutions Group Offer VNA Solution
March 26, 2013
FrontierSG now offers complete VNA solutions including integrated storage products from IBM and TeraMedica's Evercore Clinical Enterprise Suite, the leading vendor neutral archive (VNA) in the industry.
Evercore integrates and manages patient-centric clinical content including standard digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM) objects in diverse health care environments and across wide geographies. Evercore also possesses the ability to natively manage and distribute data beyond DICOM using global standards such as MPG, JPG, PDF and other critical clinical content such as treatment plans for cancer care and vital reports in non-standard formats.
For more information: www.teramedica.com, www.frontiersg.com


text:
New Trek PajamasPosted by T'Bonz - 22/04/13 at 10:04 am
Star Trek fans can show their love of Star Trek even when it's time to go to sleep.
Robe Factory has come out with a new line of Star Trek pajamas.
Based on the original series, there are three different colors offered for the two-piece set of pajamas; Command Yellow, Sciences Blue, and Engineering Red.
Sizes ranges from small to XXL and will sell for $49.95 per set. For those in frosty climes, the set can be paired with a Star Trek robe, which sells for $59.95.
The pajama sets (and robes) can be found at StarTrek.com.
Source: StarTrek.com
Tags: pajamas


text:
Pay for Behavior Therapists in the United States sits in the ballpark of $16.03 per hour. Pay generally varies between $12.19 per hour and $20.65. Career duration and the particular city each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. Job satisfaction is reported as high by the vast majority of workers. Health benefits are not enjoyed by everyone in this line of work, and nearly two in five lack any coverage at all. Medical benefits are reported by a majority and dental coverage is claimed by more than two-fifths. Among survey respondents, women are more common than men; 83 percent of Behavior Therapists are female. The numbers in this rundown were provided by PayScale's salary survey participants.
Add this chart to your site:
Copy and paste this HTML:
Add this chart to your site:
Copy and paste this HTML:
Behavior therapists work in clinics and assist with the treatment of various mental disorders using behavioral techniques. They may work with different types of clients, but individuals this position often deal with children who have been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Behavior therapists may also be found in schools and substance abuse clinics, where they use behavioral therapies to help people find alternatives and strategies for dealing with substance abuse. Individuals in this position may work with a client one on one; however, they often also work with the patient's family members to help the family members learn how to best interact with the client and support their growth.Read More...
Many behavior therapists have their own practices, which allows some flexibility in scheduling; many behavior therapists set their own hours. However, to accommodate patient needs, many behavior therapists work nights, weekends, and after hours. Hours required may vary depending on the therapist and their individual clients. Sometimes behavior therapists work in teams as well. Behavior therapists generally work most closely with their patients; however, some work in clinics or medical facilities and interface with doctors, nurses, and other medical personnel.
This position generally requires at minimum a master's degree in a related field, but a Ph.D is typically preferred . The behavior therapist spends much of their time communicating with patients, so good interpersonal skills are a must. Excellent written and oral communication skills are required as well. A behavior therapist must be supportive and nonjudgmental. Some travel may be required.
Behavior Therapists generally report applying a varied skill set to their work. Most notably, skills in Applied Behavior analysis, ABA, Counseling, and Training are correlated to pay that is above average. Skills that pay less than market rate include Data Analysis.
|Highly satisfied
Rated 4 out of 5
based on 46 votes.
83 %
17 %
|Medical: 56%
|Dental: 44%
|Vision: 30%
|None: 41%