text:
Cheverus field hockey stays unbeaten with 2-1 win over Sanford
PORTLAND—A year ago, the upstart Cheverus field hockey program stunned undefeated Sanford in the playoffs.
Monday afternoon, the Stags dispatched the Redskins again, announcing once and for all that they are a legitimate threat to win it all in 2009.
After four easy wins, Cheverus got its first serious test, riding two first half goals from junior Emily Sawchuck to a halftime lead, then relying on its defense to hold on for a 2-1 victory.
"It's really exciting," Sawchuck said. "They're our rivals since we shut them down last year."
Good times continue
The Cheverus program is only in its fifth varsity season, but the Stags have already enjoyed plenty of success. Two years ago, Cheverus won a playoff game for the first time. Last season, the Stags posted a winning record, won at Windham in the preliminary round, then shocked Sanford in the quarterfinals before dropping a heartbreaker in overtime at Westbrook in the semis.
This autumn, Cheverus has excelled. The Stags beat visiting Deering 4-0 in their first outing, won 3-0 at Kennebunk, 6-1 over visiting Massabesic, then enjoyed a 7-1 triumph at Noble Saturday in the rain.
Sanford, meanwhile, won its first three games (over South Portland, Westbrook and Biddeford) by a 13-3 margin.
Monday's game featured plenty of back-and-forth action.
The Stags had the first good scoring chance in the sixth minute, but sophomore Sarah LaQuerre's shot was denied by Sanford senior goalie Emily Downing. The next Cheverus shot was true, however, as Sawchuck took a long pass from LaQuerre, dribbled in and fired a blast past Downing at the 20:52 mark for a 1-0 lead.
Sanford drew even with 12:18 to go in the first half. Senior Krystal Walsh took a pass from senior Carly DeSimone and sent a shot past Stags senior goalie Audrey Grinnell to make it 1-1.
Cheverus kept the pressure on late in the half and was eventually rewarded.
With 8:40 to go, LaQuerre's rush was broken up, setting up the hosts' first penalty corner. That resulted in a Sawchuck shot, but it was saved by Downing.
Then, with 4:21 left, the Stags went ahead to stay.
Senior Maggie Grindatti, who was all over the field as usual, despite playing with a broken finger, sent a long shot toward the goal and Sawchuck deflected it high. Downing managed to get a glove on it, but it bounced into the cage to make it 2-1 Cheverus.
"I deflected it in," said Sawchuck. "I knew I had to keep my stick down at all times. The ball came to me. There aren't many goals like that."
The Stags had a 6-3 advantage in penalty corners in the first half.
The second stanza didn't feature as much action, but there were chances for both sides.
Midway through, Sanford earned a penalty corner and the ball got loose in front, but Cheverus cleared it out of harm's way. Less than a minute later, Stags senior Alyssa Audet sent a cross that rolled in front of the cage, but no one was there to bang it home. The visitors' last, best chance came with 8:35 to play. Senior Mary Beth Jenkel had a shot on a corner, but Grinnell was there for a save.
Cheverus managed to run out the clock from there and celebrated its 2-1 win.
"We had the energy," said Sawchuck. "We were so mentally prepared. We knew it would be a tough game and that we had to give it our all."
"It was a very tough game for us," added Stags second-year coach Amy McMullin. "I thought after last year, they'd come out and really want to beat us. We hadn't been in a close game. This was our first test.
"Offense is our strong point right now. Defensively, we haven't been tested. I was very nervous going into today. The defense did a great job. We have a new goalie and she played out of her mind. Protecting a lead is a tough thing. We had to change our game plan. It worked out."
Cheverus had a 12-9 edge in shots and an 8-6 advantage in corners. Grinnell made eight saves. Downing stopped 10 shots for the Redskins.
Heavy lifting upcoming
The Stags can't rest on their laurels. After going to improved South Portland Wednesday, Cheverus is home with Westbrook Friday and plays at Biddeford Tuesday of next week. Looking quite a ways down the road, the Stags will measure themselves against the best when they host defending Western A champion Scarborough in the regular season finale Oct. 10.
"We still have to keep pushing," Sawchuck said. "We can't get cocky or anything."
"We have a tough part of our schedule coming up with Westbrook and Gorham," McMullin added. "Hopefully, this will push us through."
Sports Editor Michael Hoffer can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Storm Outages
Storm Power Outages from WAGM-TV on Vimeo.
Well, while The County was being covered in a blanket of white, many people woke up in the dark Wednesday morning. That's because there were numerous power outages from one end of Aroostook to the other. Dick Palm has the numbers for us.
Category: News

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Hang tight!
Recipe by Im A StAr
"A fresh tasting quick bread with apples, coconut and cranberries. Perfect for a chilly fall day. It can also be made vegan if you use a vegan margarine in place of the butter."
Hmm. None of these ingredients are on sale today.
Show ingredients on sale
Sort stores by
Save money at local stores when ingredients are on sale!
Watch video tips and tricks
3 cups
all-purpose flour
4 teaspoons
baking powder
1 teaspoon
baking soda
1/2 teaspoon
1 tablespoon
ground nutmeg
1 1/2 tablespoons
ground cinnamon
3/4 cup
soy milk
1 tablespoon
vanilla extract
1/2 cup
butter or margarine, melted
apples, cored and chopped
1/2 cup
sweetened dried cranberries
1 cup
flaked coconut
The idea of the recipe is fantastic. The combination of apples (I used tart granny smith) and sweet shredded coconut along with sweet and tart cranberries is magnificent. Ok, the measurement of the recipe has a little problem, so what? It can be fixed easily. Use 2 cups of flour, 1-1.25 apples, 1/4 cup of oil or more if needed, and keep everything else constant. I omitted putting additional coconut on top, but it would have been fine to either way. I just didnt feel like having any on top. It's a very tasty recipe. Perhaps the original cook had 2 loaves in mind and messed up with the liquids. At any rate, my philosophy, cook with your eyes and hands, and let your experience lead the way. Don't rely on exact measurements. Recipes are created from the heart not cups and spoons. Measuring with your eyes is way more accurate than measuring utensils because everyone has unique tastes.
The ingredients in this recipe sounded so great, I decided to try it. My first hint of trouble was when I mixed the batter and it had the consistency of flour and water - very gummy and hard to stir in the cranberries and apples. I could never really get the apples to 'blend' into the batter because it was so thick and doughy..it was unlike the consistency of any quick bread I've ever made. Not "pourable" at all... and then i realized it had no sugar in it whatsoever. But I mixed it as best I could and put it in the oven...set at the recommended temp and set the timer....to make a long story short, it took about 30% longer to bake than suggested (inserting a knife as the ultimate test). When it was finally done and cooled, we tried it - very disappointing. A very tasteless batter and the apples sticking out on the top (since I couldn't get them all mixed in) and coconut topping were overdone. A very expensive failed experiment. I even carefully checked to make sure I had not left something out. Nope. I followed the directions to the letter. Fortunately my husband is the ultimate tightwad and will eat just about anything rather than see it go to waste. Have a party, hon! ;)
7 Ratings
I also thought the combination of ingredients for this recipe sounded great, however, this turned out to be the worst bread I have ever made! It was missing sugar and when baked the actual color looked terrible. When I cut it, it looked like some kind of uncooked meat. It also required an additional 30 to 45 minutes of cooking time which then burned the coconut on the top. The recipe also did not specify the type of apples to use and the combination that I used just did not work...very bland. I do not suggest making this recipe!
There's not too many reviews on this, and most of them are a bit unhappy, so of course I had to try the recipe (I'm a little contrary that way). This does need adjustments, I agree, but I also agree with creativeoutlet in that it's okay to change recipes around to fix the issues with them. I looked at the comments and used 2 cups of flour like creativeoutlet did, put all the coconut in the dough, and topped with some brown sugar instead of the coconut. The dough is very interesting (no eggs--weird!--since the submitter said something about making it a vegan recipe, and regular the butter makes that impossible (and I'm sorry, but I'm not going to look for vegan butter in the groc store)--maybe sub oil to make it vegan all the way so there is less confusion?) and sort of is like a thick muffin batter this way. The bread did need another 30 minutes to bake, but that's what toothpicks are for. No oven is the same, and mine tends to need to cook quick breads longer. Just keep testing and adding another 10 min onto the bake time until your bread is done. The bread ends up a little crumbly, almost like a moist scone, and it was enjoyed by all. We had guests this weekend who ate several pieces, and I also took it to a baby shower and the mom to be as well as her guests loved it. So, with a little tweaking this recipe is great and can be a hearty, not too sweet breakfast treat. Thanks for the recipe!
I read the other reviews,followed to flour suggestion,added 3 oz honey and used mixed dried fruits namely pineapple and papaya, then treated it like a drop bisquit, baked it for 30 min and let it rest another 10 before trying it, its actually like a moist muffin just abit on the dense side. hope this helps
I baked this recipe the max time, and it was still very raw in the middle, so i had to nuke it to finish cooking it before we could eat it...also, it doesn't say to peel the apples, I think they should be peeled...having to chew the peel while eating a soft quickbread is a weird sensation...and the peels of red delicious apples turn green. The bread as a whole tasted like pine tree.
Pretty sure it should've had sugar in the ingredient list. I added milk to moisten it up and put frosting on it to make it palatable.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Apple Coconut Bread
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 262
Calories from Fat: 93
Hard to believe, but many kids will be back in school at the end of the month. Get ready.
You won't believe all the things you can do with cauliflower. It's a great low-carb option.
Delicious recipes, party ideas, and cooking tips! Get a year of Allrecipes magazine for $7.99!
Sweet and dense bread that's more like dessert and uses leftover sweet potatoes.
Learn how to make this popular sweet treat for the holidays.
Dessert made from puff pastry, apples, and cinnamon sugar, shaped as roses.


text:
Upgrade your geek with Dwight Silverman
Posts filtered on Tag
Linkpost | 11.8.2011
[Note: I'm off for a few days. Regular blogging will resume Thursday. – D.S.] Updated 4:30 p.m. • HP to hold all-hands meeting tonight, fate of webOS likely to be decided – Expect this news to come about 6:30 p.m. CST. • New Kindles coming to 16,000 locations in the U.S. next Tuesday – The […] [Read More]


text:
Santo Domingo attractions are listed below. Find things to do in or near Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic for your upcoming individual or group travel for Santo Domingo visitors. We also offer the great discounts on Santo Domingo hotel and motel rooms.
Reserving group travel? Save with Santo Domingo Group Rates
Attractions + Things To See in Santo Domingo
... Next 6 Things to see > [1 - 6 of 26]


text:
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Shoppers caught an usual sight in the parking lots of the local Food Lion and Bi-Lo supermarkets: A giant turtle.
Think a coffee table with legs.
"I've had this turtle for 45 years," said Randy Gallagher of Sunset Beach, NC. "He's a 60-year old African tortoise. He's a pet."
Franklin, one of seven such turtles Gallagher owns, is a 300-pound African Sulcata tortoise. The tortoises are native to the Sahara and while they are protected, and can no longer legally be brought into the U.S. from Africa, people in America breed them and sell them in pet stores.
"People buy them as pets without realizing how big they can get and then turn them loose," he said. "The people buy them that really can't have them because they just get too big for most households."
Gallagher, who was in Moncks Corner over the weekend, travels up and down the east coast showing off his giant turtles. He said he does this as an outreach for children.
"It's important for the kids to see an animal like Franklin," he explained. "I let them ride him and he loves it. He's like a dog, he'll follow you anywhere. It just takes him a little longer to get there. They're very docile and friendly."
Gallagher and Franklin drew a crowd of more than 30 visitors on Friday afternoon at the Food Lion on Hwy. 52. A few visitors even gave him money to help feed Franklin. At 300 pounds he eats a lot.
Gallagher also said he had a little bit of a run-in with the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office earlier in the day because letting the children ride Ben "was stressing the turtle out."
"The deputy wouldn't allow the kids to ride on Ben's shell and he started to get ugly about it," Gallagher said. "He said it was causing the turtle distress and 'stressing him out.' Franklin is like a puppy in a shell.
"He's a turtle. He doesn't get stressed out."
African Sulcata tortoises are the third largest tortoise species in the world, and the largest found in Africa. They can live up to 150 years of age.
The Berkeley Independent 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 Berkeley Independent.
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 Berkeley Independent 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: On today's show I have Ira Nayman, a Canadian comedy writer who has written both books and screenplays. He was also a writer/performer in a comedy troop in the 80's. Ira and I talk about writing and comedy and several other things that we found funny at the time. I … Continue reading


text:
Glutathione and the Methylation Cycle by Rich Van Konynenburg Ph.D.
Rich Van Konynenburg, Ph.D., an independent researcher, believed that glutathione depletion causes many of the problems in ME/CFS. The master anti-oxidant in the body, glutathione also plays a role in amino acid transport, protein synthesis, the cell cycle and immune cell proliferation.
These papers by Rich Van Konynenburg examine ways to enhance glutathione, detoxification and energy production in ME/CFS.
Rich died unexpectedly in his sleep on Sept 25th, 2012.
Treatment papers
- A Simplified Treatment Approach Based on the Glutathione Depletion-Methylation Cycle Block Pathogenesis Hypothesis for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Part I: Theory and history
- Simplified Treatment Approach Based on the Glutathione Depletion- Methylation Cycle Block Pathogenesis Hypothesis for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Part II: the Treatment Plan
- Interpretation of the Methylation Pathways Panel
- Augmenting Glutathione in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - The most extensive resource on the net of the many different ways used to boost the levels of this master antioxidant in the body. This was superseded by Rich's Methylation Cycle Treatment Plan.
Videos of Rich's 2001 talk in Sweden
Theory papers
- Is Glutathione Depletion an Important Part of the Pathogenesis of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? (2004) - Rich's original paper in which he describes why he believed glutathione depletion plays a central role in ME/CFS; largely superseded by the Methylation Blockade Theory paper below.
- Glutathione Depletion-Methylation Cycle Block: A Hypothesis For the Pathogenesis of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - A paper presented at the 2007 IACFS/ME Conference.
- Methylation Cycle Blockade Theory - How the hypothesis came about, what it is, why the Yasko-Autism connection fits, and why he believed it pertains to ME/CFS (7/07).
- A Simpler Explanation of the Glutathione/Methylation Blockade Theory (12/08) - Rich provided a step-by-step, simpler explanation of his theory.
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Autism - exploring possible connections between CFS and autism.
- Methylation PPP- Download Rich's powerpoint presentation to the 2008 Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society on Glutathione, Methylation and chronic fatigue syndrome.
- Why is the Prevalence of CFS Higher in Women Than in Men? (2007)
- November 27, 2012 at 3:40 pm
I'm very sorry to hear that Rich is dead. I corresponded with him extensively some years ago and his ideas on methylation and glutathione helped build my own understanding of Hepatitis C, where hypomethylation is a factor in liver degeneration and predicts a poor response to drugs. (HCV is of course one possible cause of CFS/ME, and the presence of the virus shouldn't preclude a dual diagnosis).
Rich was very helpful and generous to someone struggling to understand.
- October 2, 2013 at 2:44 pm
My son and I are just starting on the correct forms of b vitamins for the heterozygous c667t mthfr mutaion. We started at a low dose two weeks ago and are already having a positive effect. We are under the care of an expert doctor for guidence on the correct protocol for us. I will post here in a few months for an update.
- October 5, 2013 at 3:33 pm
Hi Virginia,
My son and I are just starting the MTHFR investigation. If I may ask, which test did you use to get your information? I just ordered the 23andMe for both of us. My son is 15 y.o. and is homebound due to CFS. We have been looking for help for him for about 2 years and have not got any answers yet. I am sick with CSF and Fibromyalgia and have been sick most of my life. We are hopeful that there my be a genetic mutation that will help treat us both. Very interested in you experience!
Thank you,
Eva Blackwell
- March 4, 2014 at 5:44 am
Hi Eva- I have a 15 year old son in a similar situation. He has a vestibular trauma 2.5 years ago and it affected his autonomic nervous system. I'd like to know more about what you are doing. There is so little support for parents of children in situations like this. Please email me- email@example.com
- June 15, 2014 at 8:50 am
Could u tell me what kind u use. Have been sick for over 20 yrs. I can't do research any more but can follow directions. Thanku so much
- March 5, 2014 at 6:32 am
chelation therapy google dr carey winnerstorm or carey johnson kansas city mo
- June 29, 2014 at 9:53 am
I am following the Methylation cycle protocol. I started the Actifolate at 200 mcg for 7 days, then I increased the dosage to 400 mcg. But the second day at 400 mcg I felt terribly ill so I went back to 200 mcg for 4 days. Each time I increase to 400 mcg folate I feel terrible on the second day.
What is the best way to handle the increased dosage of folate ? Is there an ideal way to take the folate to avoid these terrible side effects ?
- July 23, 2014 at 2:28 pm
You may be taking too much, each person is individual with how much folate and other b vitamins they can take. It may be due to inflammation but it could also be due to overmethylation if your having side effects, does it happen if you trry 300 mcg?
- April 7, 2015 at 10:41 pm
thanks for sharing this information. if anyone is curious to know about another way (scientifically proven) to increase glutathione levels please let me know and i would be happy to share so grateful we have other options
Comments on this entry are closed.


text:
Misplaced materials force postponement of SAT at Poughkeepsie High
5:37 PM, Nov. 2, 2013
Most Viewed
Email this article
Misplaced materials force postponement of SAT at Poughkeepsie High
A misplaced box of testing materials forced the postponement of the SAT at Poughkeepsie High School Saturday. Students who had registered to take the test this morning will be able to do so at
A link to this page will be included in your message.
Real Deals
Shop and save locallyGET DEALS NOW
Get it all
sign up for delivery
View the last seven days
- Yesterday, Aug 03
- Sunday, Aug 02
- Saturday, Aug 01
- Friday, Jul 31
- Thursday, Jul 30
- Wednesday, Jul 29
- Tuesday, Jul 28
See our paid archives for news older than a week.
Latest Blogs


text:
Retail or Steam? How are you getting Warhead?
View Single Post
trivium nate
Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 4,023
Re: Retail or Steam? How are you getting Warhead?
I want to buy crysis warhaed tonight!! I get payed thursday around $230? $240? $250? ish?
$632.44 in the bank right now
my payments right now this week are
$67.81-cell phone(Friday)maybe ill pay Thursday
$50.00 to dad(Thursday) cash
$42? for gas(Wednesday?)money doesn't get take out immediately credit card
$24.99-crysis warhead(Wednesday?)
next week
$110 car insurance-(27th) doesn't get taken out of account immediately takes a few days unless i pay it early
$50 to dad on (25th) cash
$42? car gas(?) when ever it gets low n i need to fill up doesn't get taken out immediately
October 1st $150 to dad
every Thursday I give my dad $50
omg decisions!
Should I get it
CM-HAF-932//AMD Phenom-II-X4-965-BE-Deneb-3.4 GHz-Quad Core//CorsairH50
ASRock 770 EXTREME3 Mobo//EVGA GTX-480(1536MB GDDR5)-Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme+cooler
180GB SSD//3TB//G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB//DVD-RW//blu-Ray//1000 Watt Corsair PSU
42"Vizio TV-1920x1080-1080P-120Hertz//Win 7 Ultimate(64)//XBox360-pc controller
Saitek Eclipse 2 keyboard//Razer DeathAdder Mouse//250gb-Xbox 360//160gb-PS3
trivium nate
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by trivium nate


text:
Tool$ We Use
Financial literacy site full of useful tips, calculators, and tools developed by EBRI and ASEC.
A hub of classroom-tested, Web-based economic lesson plans for K-12 teachers and students from the Council for Economic Education.
Lessons plans and teacher reviews of K-12 economic education materials.
Advice and resources to help with a variety of major financial decisions, developed by the National Endowment for Financial Education.
National campaign encouraging young Americans to take control of their personal finances.
More Resources:
AARP: Retirement Made Simpler
American Savings Education Council
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education (University of Missouri – St. Louis)
Consumer Federation of America: "America Saves"
Council for Economic Education
Employee Benefit Research Institute
FoolProof Financial Education Systems
Foundation for Teaching Economics
Institute for Financial Literacy
National Association of Economic Educators
National Endowment for Financial Education


text:
Early Advance BookingSpecial Early Advance Booking rate valid only for on-line reservations, made 14 days in advance. enjoy up to 12 % discount on our best daily available rate.
Business Offer RomaniaCharm and technology, history and future merge to offer the ideal setting for your event. An opportunity designed exclusively for your needs, custome made just for you!
3 Good Reasons to book directly on the website Select Hotels Collection
1. Lowest price guaranteed
Without the "surprise" of additional charges, such as. commissions and transaction fees. Many online travel sites demand extra fees for online bookings.
2. Exclusive Deals
Wide selection of holiday packages you will not find on traditional hotel reservation sites
3. Direct and constant relationship with the hotel
and with the person who took care of your reservation and who will welcome you upon your arrival. Access to loyalty programs and the possibility of indicating special needs (such as. Vegetarian cooking, vegan, gluten-free), daily newspaper delivery, etc..
1. Lowest price guaranteed


text:
Thistle Barbican, Central Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1V 8DS
Click here for venue website
|Empower yourself, sales and life with goal mapping
| Brian Mayne
• Discover how to active your whole-brain, switch on your positive can-do mindset to spot the opportunities created by change
• Develop your DAC factor creating greater Drive, winning Attitudes and authentic Confidence
• Learn the 7 steps of Goal Mapping and command your subconscious autopilot for success
|It's a Zoo Around Here
|Nigel Risner
At the speed of change, the rules of success are a moving target. But intelligent leaders integrally understand that a company's people is it currency. So how do we ensure that we are all round effective influencers and make our people effective influencers in the 21st Century?
During this interactive session, Nigel will demonstrate to us how the best European organisations communicate, deal with 'routine' and how to let go of many of the 'acceptable' concepts that on many occasions fail to add value to the bottom line or play a part in engaging employees.
Helping Customers Buy
with Robert Craven
Are you embracing social selling or sticking your head in the sand?
with Mark Williams
to join our mailing list :
Subscribe to our RSS feed to keep
up to date with all the latest news
from the ISMM :


text:
When we are considering a career change we are often looking for something that we love. Tying in our career with our passions is a very gratifying and fulfilling combination. Furthering your education is a great start to finding the career of your dreams. Our guest blogger has shared her passion with us and the avenue that enabled her to make it her dream career.
Have You Considered a Career in Fashion?
I LOVE fashion! I live, eat, breathe and sleep fashion! But most of all I love to CREATE fashion! If this sounds like your thoughts well then a career in fashion design might be for you. There is a brand new method being taught in North America specifically for and focussing only on garment construction. You will learn how to draft patterns using personal measurements and more importantly how to fit the wearer impeccably.
The course is only a couple of years and will soon be online as well as the live courses at Georgian College and Le Grand Chic Italia School of Fashion. We are also working on condensed courses for people who would like to attend the classes in person but are too far to commute.
Anyone can do this if they have a passion for fashion! I am happy to say that a couple of my recent graduates are women in their sixties and love every minute of it! One of these women even entered a re-design competition where she placed in the top 5!
There is no greater pleasure than receiving a diploma at this stage in life. Both you and your children will be very proud!
Maria Calautti, Founder of the Canadian division, Le Grand Chic Italia School of Fashion
What is your dream career and what steps are you taking to get there?


text:
:: Forum >> Version 2 >>
Highlight the row on mouseover
Hi, now i use .aw-mouseover-row {background: #def;}
to highlight the row.
But when i use aw.gird.extended , the row was seperated by 2 part, when the mouse is over the first cell of the row, just hightlight the first cell, when mouse over other cells, the first row isn't highlight.
So how can i get the seperated row but when highlight on mousevoer highlight the whole row?
Tks in advance.
Thursday, May 25, 2006
This topic is archived.
Back to support forum
Forum search


text:
Three Sweetwater Mid-dle School football teams began their 2012 season Thursday at Breckenridge. Their results follow:
Breckenridge 42, 8th grade Red 14
Sweetwater Red scored on a 10-yard touchdown run by Javier Olguin in the third quarter and a 10-yard touchdown run by Hunter Mobley in the fourth quarter. Jacoby Hunt converted the PAT following Mobley's run.
On defense, Olguin had a fumble recovery.
"We had a lot of first game jitters," said SMS coordinator Tony Cortez, "and just never seemed to get it going. We had lots of mistakes, but they can all be fixed. We look forward to making the necessary adjustments and get ready for the next game."
Breckenridge 30, 7th-8th White 12
Elijah Escobedo scored both of Sweetwater's TDs on runs of 2 and 75 yards. Also, Escobedo and Devin Brown had runs of 70 and 65 yards, respectively.
Escobedo and Alex Kit-tley had fumble recoveries and other defense stand-outs were Thomas Mesta (big hit on kickoff), Trist-en Vasquez, Reggie Wal-ker and Garrett Davison.
Cortez said everyone on the combined seventh and eighth grade team had fun and got playing time.
7th grade Red 18, Breckenridge 0
Kiante McCoy scored on 5- and 7-yard touchdown runs and Michael Green finished the scoring with a 70-yard punt return, while the defense had a complete game shutout. Both of McCoy's scores came in the opening half.
McCoy, Green and Dan-iel Avila had fumble rec-overies, and McCoy had a peelback block on Green's 70-yard punt return.
"It was a great way to start the season, but we still saw some things that we needed to improve on," Cortez said. "But overall it was a great team effort and a total team win."


text:
Introducing Me and Fi (pronounced "Fee")
Friday, June 3rd, 2011
I was so adamant about not having children, I debated getting my tubes tied at 30. My mother begged me not to. (Obviously I listened.) Still, it is with great irony that I find myself an "official" mommy blogger.
Pre-Fia, I'd cross the street to avoid the little Petri dishes. Diapers? Disgusting. Playgrounds? I'd rather have the plague.
My neighborhood didn't help matters. I live in Park Slope, Brooklyn–perhaps the biggest breeder neighborhood in New York City. A place where wee little inmates run the asylum. We're featured in articles and blogs—one equates Park Slope to a battle zone between "the ballers" and "the breeders". For those without children, you can't overstate the annoyances: strollers on every inch of the sidewalk, oblivious parents who bombard quiet coffee shops with their babies, intimate restaurants that quickly become cacophonies of chaos when toddlers are unleashed.
No, my husband and I certainly didn't move here six years ago to procreate. The reason we moved here is it sits right on beautiful Prospect Park and we're runners (or were before we had Fi and P90X).
But then, through various events, we changed our minds. We decided to give up birth control and "see" what happened. At 39, I figured my ovaries were toast anyway. Off to Mexico we went where tequila poured free, and boom, Ms Fi was on her way.
Throughout my pregnancy I spent many a therapy session worrying that I'd love my cat Wayne Sanchez more than my daughter. Thank god nature does its job well. Wayne still gets spooned every night, but it's Fia who rocks my world. And the fact that I love—not loathe—babies is nothing short of a miracle.
So now I've been given this platform on Parents to basically write whatever I want about my life with Fi. A golden ticket covered with baby barf.
I hope to bring an honest perspective to my blog that's not indulgent, irritating or precious. I hope I don't bore you. And that you'll come back and visit. Lots.
I find it a privilege to be a parent and an honor to write about it. And thank god. Because if I hated it, or loved my cat more than my daughter, then I'd probably be in the loony bin. And who wants to write from there?
What it Means to be a MOM–the feelings of early motherhood
The Fog Will Clear–How early motherhood does get easier
Baby's Not-So-Cute-Milestone: Diaper Rash–a traumatic event, followed by another involving a red bum and a lot of cornstarch
Living in the Moment--how having a baby gives you a chance to indulge. And play. Especially if you're a Type-A person.
Not A Vacation--did I really say in the previous post that having a baby allows you to indulge? Play? Feel like you're on vacation? Was I on drugs?
Have Baby, Will Travel--tricks for traveling with baby/helpful advice and tips
Navigating the Minefield of Milestones–the good and bad of baby milestones
Travel Fiasco–My Scattered Self–a shit show, for lack of a better word, at LaGuardia. I must be losing it.
Picky Eaters–great advice from my pediatrician for picky eaters and avoiding the terrible two's
Fia Turns One--the emotional journey leading up to your baby's first birthday
What Travel Does For Me…and Fi–my first babyless vacation. And why I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Return From My Baby-less Vacation–I find out things weren't so smooth while I was away. But I don't feel guilty.
Add a Comment
Tags: babies, baby barf, being a mom, blogging, Brooklyn, mom, motherhood, new mom, parenthood, parenting, park slope, pregnancy | Categories: A Fi Grows in Brooklyn, Fearless Feisty Mama, Must Read


text:
We were strolling on the Belmont Pier in Long Beach a few weeks ago and snapped this photo of a container for used fishing line. Given the harm that monofilament line can cause birds, it's great to see people stepping up to get this danger out of the environment.
Monofilament fishing line is amazingly strong stuff that causes all kinds of problems for birds and wildlife. We give little thought to what happens to that line when it snaps on a rock and gets left behind, but discarded fishing line easily gets wrapped around beaks, wings, and feet, causing amputation and death. To protect birds and other creatures, always take all line with you when you leave.
Audubon's Kern River Preserve website has a lot more information about the dangers that discarded fishing line presents. The text is specific to the Kern River area, but the information is nearly universal. There are some scary pictures of what happens to birds when they encounter fishing line.


text:
(Click on the picture for more details on each project.) Looking over my past year, I cannot believe how much I have grown as a sewist and all the credit goes towards my "Project 12" goals. You will never improve yourself if you never challenge yourself. Success requires risk. Not all of my projects have become regulars in my wardrobe, but they … [Read more...]
Project 12 – December: Jalie 2804 Maternity Top
Talk about going out with a bang! I couldn't be happier with the way my final "Project 12" project turned out. After scoping out various maternity patterns, I hit upon Jalie 2804. It isn't a maternity pattern, but there is a link to Assorted Notions' maternity version on the product page. If found it difficult to splurge that much on a … [Read more...]
Project 12 – November: Megan Nielson Wrap Top
Wait! How can it be December already? I finished up my November Project 12 project Monday night, but couldn't snag my husband for a photo shoot until he was home for a quick lunch break today. I imagine there are very few women whose husbands say "let me set up a couple of lights" when asked to take a picture of their latest sewing project. I love … [Read more...]
Project Piles
I'm very slowly plugging away at my Christmas project list. How is yours doing? I have to admit I'm doing more complaining and worrying than doing. I really can't believe how busy my life has become! And how tiring the "easy second trimester" can be. I did finally get done with my November clothing project, but it won't be posted until later this … [Read more...]
Project 12 – October: "Cozy" Cardi
I am so happy with how this project turned out. Simplicity 2603 caught my eye when Stitchywitch posted her version in September. I thought it would transition nicely between pregnancy and postpartum. This wrap cardigan pattern is based on the DKNY Cozy which can be worn in a multitude of ways. My version is rayon-spandex jersey bought at Joann's … [Read more...]
Project 12 – September: Rollover Denim Skirt
This project went through quite the evolution before I finished with it. First, I wanted to make an Old Navy Rollover Skirt knock off with interlock instead of jersey. I was planning on using this beautiful full skirt as a starting point, but the interlock wasn't wide enough for the pattern. Then, I bought a black stretch denim which I instantly … [Read more...]
Tutorial: Converting a Skirt Pattern to Maternity
I found luvinthemommyhood's Maternity Sewing Roundup to be invaluable in figuring out how to do this. I read all of the pant and skirt links, but in particular I drew the most from the refashioned maternity skirt and the maternity jeans tutorials. I tried to convert my pattern by making measurements on some maternity pants, but it ended up getting too … [Read more...]
Project 12 – August: Mini Bloomer PJ Set
That was a bit last-minute! Although I am posting this in September, I did finish it the evening of the 31st. This month was a busy one with LOTS of traveling and after the effort of finishing up my July project I wanted something easy. When I saw Dana's summer skirt, I thought I might be able to give "the ugly skirt one more go". So I ripped … [Read more...]


text:
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- A shooting at a Rhode Island antiques store in a building owned by the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum has left one woman dead and another injured.
Police Lt. William Fitzgerald says a woman was pronounced dead Tuesday at Franklin & Co. Interiors in Newport, a New England summer resort noted for its mansions.
The company's website says it's an antiques and decorations store. No one is answering the store's phone.
The Tennis Hall of Fame says it owns the building, 30 miles from Providence.
The injured woman has been hospitalized. Police won't say whether she's a victim or a shooting suspect.
But Fitzgerald says the shooting wasn't random and it appears the two women knew each other. He says no one is in custody but there are no "active shooters" at large.


text:
She was just diagnosed with stage four cancer: a rare, aggressive nephroblastoma, more commonly known as "Wilms' tumor." Wilms' is typically found in young children. The cancer starts in the kidney. She needs love, prayers, and support from family, friends, and anyone willing to help this incredible young woman. She is so loved and needed by everyone she knows. Your donations will be used for her medical expenses. __________________________________________________________________________"Corinne is strong-willed, but soft spoken, intelligent and thoughtful. She's always happy to brighten your day even if she's having a bad one. She loves to laugh and will get trapped in hilarious fits of laughter. We're so close. We tell each other everything...I have the most amazing sister in the world. She's been my best friend for 19 years, and she's going to kick cancer's butt!" -Allison Atwood, Corinne's sister & best friendCorinne is just that: full of life, happy, fun, intelligent, vivacious, spirited, and hilarious. She has grand dreams and an incredible passion for life. She's been studying and performing on cello for eight years. Corinne's passion for dance started when she was just three; Jazz and hip hop rapidly became her favorites, and she continued dancing for 15 years. Don't dare to challenge her at "Just Dance." She can beat anyone.
Corinne is a soon to be sophomore at the University of Toledo majoring in public relations. She loves New York City and all things Anderson Cooper. She'd love to meet Anderson, but we're all pretty sure she would win his job in a heartbeat. (And we'd be okay with that!) She's driven and talented; she can and will do anything she chooses to do. We are hoping to raise the funds to help her with medical expenses and travel expenses related to her medical care. If you prefer to donate directly by check, please email Corinne's mom, Cathi, her cousin, Grace, or her sister, Allison, at email@example.com for more information. Thank you for your support! Please Like us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HelpCorinneBeatCancerAnd follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/CorinnesJourney
On March 10th Corinne had her last chemo and rang the chemo bell! On March 24, Corinne's 20th birthday, she had her latest scan which showed no evidence of disease for the first time! We are ecstatic that there are no signs of cancer, but there is still a long way to go. Corinne suffered multiple compression fractures in her back as a result of the radiation and chemo weakening her bones. She is attending physical therapy in hopes to help her back heal and to regain strength. She is also still dealing dealing with nausea. Corinne's spirits remain high, as always!
Thank you for your continued support through this process! 10 months ago when she was first diagnosed was the most terrifying experience of our lives. We have come so far with your help and the help of the medical teams at Nationwide Children's Hospital and The James Cancer Hospital at OSU.
On January 6th Corinne had a CT scan done at Children's Hospital to make sure the chemo is still working. Her doctors weren't able to see any cancerous spots on her liver or in her lymph system! There were still spots on her lungs, but they had not grown since her last CT scan. Since they have remained unchanged they may be scars from an infection. We are not planning on doing a biopsy, but instead are keeping a close eye on them. Her doctor has decreased the amount of chemo she will receive, but she still has 4-5 more rounds before her protocol is finished. We are very excited about this news, but are very cautious about celebrating too soon. Corinne has been dealing with persistent and sometimes debilitating back pain as a result of her surgery in September. This has been very hard because she cannot exercise, go on walks, or dance like she used to. In-patient physical therapy has not helped, but we have an out-patient appointment scheduled after her next round of chemo. The last 6 months have been unbelievably stressful and hectic and we are very grateful to be connected with so many caring people. Thank you for sending your prayers, well wishes and donations. We appreciate you so much! Don't forget to visit us on Facebook and Twitter for the lastest updates!
Radiation will begin in the next few weeks now that Corinne's tumor and kidney have been removed. If you would like to purchase a yellow Team Corinne wristband, they are $5 each and available in adult and youth sizes. All proceeds go to help Corinne pay for her medical expenses. Just email us at firstname.lastname@example.com for more details!
Thanks for your continued love and support!
Haven't purchased a Team Corinne t-shirt yet and still want one?! Email us at email@example.com or Team Corinne's facebook page: facebook.com/HelpCorinneBeatCancer, and tell us know you're interested in a shirt! Shirts are $20 each and will help with Corinne's medical expenses.
Thanks for your continued support!
#TeamCorinne (T-Shirts are pictured in the photo album on this page.)
If you want a Team Corinne T-Shirt and you haven't placed your order yet, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 is the last day to do so! This is the final order for Team Corinne t-shirts. Email the fundraisers with your size(s), phone number, and address (if you are not local: Wheeling, Dayton, Columbus, Marysville). Thank you for your support! Go Team Corinne!
We are making one last Team Corinne t-shirt order!
If you want a shirt, please order it by August 10th. Sizes range from S - XXXL. There is a suggested donation of $20 per shirt. If you are not local (Columbus, Wheeling) we are asking that you please pay for shipping. You can email firstname.lastname@example.com or privately message Corinne's facebook page: facebook.com/helpcorinnebeatcancer. Don't forget to post a picture of yourself in the shirt on facebook & twitter after you get it! Let's all show our support for Corinne!
Corinne's story started around the beginning of March, when she came home from college for spring break and got what she thought was food poisoning. She started experiencing minor pain in her left hip and kidney. After a visit to her family doctor, tests confirmed that the "food poisoning" was actually a virus, but, nevertheless, her kidney was healthy and there was nothing wrong with the bones in her hip. Eventually, the kidney pain went away.
Unfortunately, the hip pain grew worse. Living an active lifestyle, she thought it was nothing more than a result of a hard workout and would be solved with a little R&R. As the month progressed, the hip pain grew worse and burning pains started radiating down her thigh. Finally enough was enough, and Corinne visited an ER in Toledo, who said the pain was nothing more than Sciatica, a nerve inflammation. She was given medications and sent home.
Luckily, Corinne had made an appointment with her family doctor in Reynoldsburg weeks before to discuss the hip pain. She followed up with her doctor about what the Toledo ER said. A day later, Corinne started experiencing stabbing pain in her stomach. After contacting her family doctor with her concern, she was advised to go to an ER right away. With the help of her boyfriend, Kody, Corinne was checked into Mount Carmel East by the end of the night. The doctor said the pain was gas from the medication for Sciatica, and once again, Corinne was released from the hospital that night.
The next day, Corinne went to her appointment with her family doctor. After about an hour in the examination room, her doctor ordered a CT scan after feeling a mysterious lump on her spleen. Later that day, Corinne was called back into her doctor's office and was given the bad news, its cancer. With the help of her family doctor, she was admitted into the James Cancer Hospital at OSU the same night.
July 1, we received a preliminary diagnosis of Sarcoma, which is common in young people. It is treated with chemotherapy. Corinne has another appointment July 3 with a Sarcoma specialist to get a finalized diagnosis and treatment plan.
Sarcoma is treated with aggressive chemo, which kills all rapidly growing cells in the body. Although this will potentially help Corinne, her body will go through many changes including loss of hair. Help us raise money to give this sweet girl a wig and a confidence boost by ordering a T-shirt.
Thank you for all your support.
Help Corinne Beat Cancer
Join us in our mission! Subscribe to YouCaring emails.
YouCaring is dedicated to compassionate crowdfunding, providing free and easy online fundraising and support for humanitarian causes.
"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." - Gandhi


text:
ART Costing Tool Crosswalk: Peds Target Setting Tool 2010 (Peds 2010)
Peds Target Setting Tool 2010 (Peds 2010)
Model Methodology
- Uses historical data (demand for drugs, ages of the patients, HIV epidemiological data) to estimate future demand.
- The tool looks at the past two years of data and projects linear, optimistic, or pessimistic scenarios.
Questions Answered
Determines targets to be set for the number of pediatric patients on ART, and forecasts and quantifies corresponding drug requirements.
- How many people will require ART in the upcoming year and what quantities of drugs should be procured to support them?
- What if the scale-up is linear, optimistic (a defined percent increase over the linear), or pessimistic (a defined percent decrease below the linear)?
Program Areas
Pediatric ART
Data Outputs
Calculates monthly enrollment estimates, choosing one of four scale-up scenarios: linear, optimistic (a defined percent increase over the linear), pessimistic (a defined percent decrease below the linear), or completely user-defined
- A very simplified model
- No direct costing element built into the model, although ARV unit costs can be input to calculate ARV procurement costs
- Not publicly available
Online Access
Model available on request but not designed to be used without expert guidance.
Contact(s) for More Information


text:
From October 18, 2014 2:00 pm until October 18, 2014 3:00 pm Save to calendar
Posted by Kim Haden
Categories: Special Event , Meet the Author , Adult
Author Susan Barry shares the tragic loss of her son, TJ, who died from the effects of anorexia nervosa. Her story is one of help and hope as she offers tips to recognize and battle the disease. Teachers, coaches, social workers and all those who work with teens will find this author event deeply helpful.


text:
Daily operations and classroom lessons will not feel different to students returning to Massachusetts schools this fall when the No Child Left Behind waiver goes into effect.
Read more
Parents would get clearer information about the quality of schools under a change state officials are making to revamp the school report card system.
Officials at the U.S. Department of Education said Iowa's attempt to get a federal education waiver lacks clarity and contains "low expectations" in some categories.
The state Department of Education put New Jersey's most troubled schools on notice Wednesday, ordering administrators and educators to cooperate with state intervention and improve student performance or face serious consequences.
Twenty-three of the Camden school district's 26 schools have been rated among the worst in New Jersey and have been designated to get state intervention, according to the results of new state accountability system review.
The Oklahoma Board of Education approved six public schools Monday that must work with the state Department of Education to improve student performance.
For half a decade now, Congress has failed to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, better known as No Child Left Behind. The principal stumbling block has been how to rewrite the law's accountability requirements for student achievement. That's certainly a debate worth having. But the continuing disagreement has had an unfortunate consequence. It has foreclosed an opportunity to help one the most neglected populations in public education: military students.
Three Kansas school districts have received some but not all of the waivers they sought from the No Child Left Behind federal education law.
The Maryland Department of Education is about to make a very big mistake. Under the Education and Secondary Education Act (better known as No Child Left Behind), low-income families whose children attend low-performing schools are eligible to receive supplemental educational services outside of the regular school day.
Privacy Policy | Copyright © 2015
Professional Media Group. All Rights Reserved.
35 Nutmeg Drive, Suite 205
Trumbull, CT, 06611


text:
Washington, D.C. sports faithful re-creations of the White House (including the first family and "first dog"), the U.S. Capitol building, Smithsonian, Washington and Jefferson monuments and parts of Georgetown. An animated marching band parades in front of the Capitol and tiny cherry trees blossom every spring.
LEGOLAND is a brand of interactive theme parks dedicated to families with children between the ages of 2 and 12. Each Park features more than 50 rides, shows and attractions geared towards interactive family fun. There are four other LEGOLAND Parks in the world – LEGOLAND Billund in Denmark, LEGOLAND Windsor outside of London, LEGOLAND California in the U.S. and LEGOLAND Deutschland near Günzburg, Bavaria Germany.
Take a family vacation at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort, Florida's newest attraction, where everything was created for kids! Located at Winter Haven Florida, just 45 minutes from Orlando and Tampa, LEGOLAND® Florida is a 150-acre interactive Florida theme park and Florida water park, with more than 50 rides, shows and attractions, and dedicated to families with children between the ages of 2 and 12. Get more information on LEGOLAND® Florida theme park tickets or start planning your visit today! LEGOLAND® Florida offers astounding Orlando attractions:
The new LEGOLAND® Florida Hotel is now open and just steps away from the main entrance of LEGOLAND® Florida. Stay at our LEGO themed hotel, where kids are our main guests, and share unforgettable moments with all your family. Our hotel offers:
Visit our other LEGOLAND Parks in the world – LEGOLAND California in Carlsbad, LEGOLAND Billund in Denmark, LEGOLAND Deutschland near Günzburg, Germany and LEGOLAND Windsor outside of London and just opened LEGOLAND Malaysia —the sixth LEGOLAND Park and first in Asia. The LEGOLAND theme parks are a part of Merlin Entertainments Group, the second largest attractions operator in the world. Prices, times and schedules subject to change without notice. LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure and LEGOLAND are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2013 The LEGO Group. LEGOLAND FLORIDA IS A PART OF THE MERLIN ENTERTAINMENTS GROUP®. Contact us at (877) 350-5346.
Legal NoticePrivacy Policy


text:
BY CK Lam
Just a very mention of Curry Mee and most Malaysians will be gleefully thinking about the delicious hawker food staple that has satisfied the nation for years. The dish itself is unique to Malaysia, with its combination of yellow noodles and vermicelli with the spicy coconut milk laden soup. Commonly, the soup would be spiced up with additional chilli paste, and topped with dried tofu pok (tau pok), prawns and cuttlefish.
There are several variations of curry mee in Malaysia; however this is the most telling Penang version. What differentiate Penang Curry Mee from the others are the ingredients used; besides the aforementioned there is also additional pig's coagulated blood cubes and bloody cockles. Even though society in general is moving towards a healthier palate, most believe that Penang's Curry Mee will not taste as good without them.
Throughout the island there are numerous stalls offering this mouth-watering curry mee, with each of them offering its own version of soup and ingredients. The soup varies from a reddish coconut based broth to a lighter pale color, affectionately known to locals as White Curry Mee.


text:
Ludwig Acrolite
3 Attachment(s)
Hi Drummers
Got this sweet thing today.
Luddy acrolite "14x"6.5. Looking forward to spending some time tuning it and then gigging it.
Looks good with my Mapex Saturn too.
I am such a lucky drummer-))
Re: Ludwig Acrolite
Very nice! I didn't realize there was a blackro in a 6.5. Sweet. Only mod I'd make is an S-Hoop on the batter side - best thing that ever happened to my 402.
Re: Ludwig Acrolite
Great looking drum lad. I am sure you will enjoy it for some time to come.
Re: Ludwig Acrolite
You are going to be very happy with that. It looks great and I know it will sound great!
Re: Ludwig Acrolite
You will love it, extremely versatile. congratulations
|All times are GMT +2. The time now is 04:03 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.0
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Bernhard Castiglioni's DRUMMERWORLD.com


text:
(Watch for a monthy paranormal coming soon in The Sampson Independent)
Curious about things that go bump in the night? So are Sampson residents Billy Edwards and Mark and Tina Joyner, all paranormal investigators.
Edwards is the founder of the Southern Paranormal Society NC while the Joyners are the Night Whispers Paranormal Investigators. However, the three often work together and are part of a larger, local seven member team that doesn't ghost hunt, but investigates suspicions of paranormal activity in private residences as well as public buildings, businesses, and historical landmarks.
"If people call about things going on in their house that they can't explain, we can come in, gather evidence, and validate — or not — their claim," described Tina of their work.
The team uses a variety of equipment, including digital video recorders (DVR) with night vision cameras, voice recorders, electronic magnetic field (EMF) detectors, trigger objects, dowsing rods, K2 meters, and full spectrum cameras to gather evidence of the paranormal.
They also do thorough research on the history of the property that is under investigation. "We've got a girl on the team who's a historian and she is very knowledgeable about the history of Sampson and Johnston counties," Mark pointed out.
"We're investigators and we mean business," he stressed. "We're there to help the client. We don't leave anything uncovered."
And the team doesn't just utilize equipment and historical records; they also depend on their own skills when conducting investigations.
"Some team members are real sensitive," Tina explained, noting that some can see and sense paranormal activity.
"Some people are born with gifts like that, but I think a lot of it is that we spend so much time in the dark, we've learned to rely on our other senses," added Edwards.
According to the team, they do about two paranormal investigations per month. "We try not to do more than that because it takes about a week to process the evidence," Edwards said.
A big part of their job during investigations is debunking, Edwards noted, explaining that many suspicious sights and sounds can be the result of natural causes.
Edwards used EMF levels as an example, explaining that high EMF levels can be caused by household appliances and have the potential to cause a variety of health issues.
"One of the things we look at initially are the presence of high EMF fields possibly caused by electrical disturbances, or any appliance such as ceiling fans, microwaves, lamps, or anything that runs off electricity and can produce high EMF fields," explained Edwards on his website. "If the EMF fields are high enough or the individual is sensitive to EMF fields (high sensitivity to EMF's) this can cause a variety of symptoms, heaviness or pressure on a person's head or chest, nausea, fatigue, or skin irritations. They can also cause a variety of visual and auditory disturbances, ringing in the ears, hair on your neck or arms standing up, a feeling of being watched, and just an overall 'creeped-out' feeling. Also fuse boxes, breaker boxes, and improper wiring can also be a source of the high EMF's."
The team will also explore the attic and grounds of a house to determine if noises are coming from other natural causes like squirrels, mice, or pipes, added Tina. "We find out if it's something to be worried about or not."
Once the team completes an investigation and processes the evidence, they meet with clients to share their findings. "That way they can ask questions and we can explain," noted Tina.
The team's findings and the clients' wishes determine the next steps taken. If paranormal activity is discovered, "some people are OK with living with ghosts," Edwards said, acknowledging that others are far from OK with it. "Out of every 10, probably four (investigations) lead to house cleansings. It just depends on the client and what it is."
If the client wishes, the team will perform house cleansings, particularly on demonic cases.
Edwards, who is an ordained minister, usually leads the cleansings, which, he explained, involve two rituals — a spiritual aspect where the team expels the spirit by commanding it out through the power of God and then a second ritual using sage and other aromas to create an unpleasant environment for the spirit. Edwards called this last ritual "the added kick" a spirit may need to leave.
These services the team offers are available at no cost; they operate solely on donations and sponsorships.
Ultimately, it's the team's passion for what they do, coupled with their curiosity, that keeps them working and searching for answers.
For Edwards, this October will mark eight years that he has been investigating paranormal activity.
"I had some experiences growing up," Edwards recalled of how his interest in the paranormal began. "It scares the heck out of you to begin with, but it's something I always had in the back of my mind and thought about doing but never did."
One of those experiences happened when Edwards was a teenager and went ghost hunting with friends. Although he can't remember the specific graveyard, Edwards recalled that it had a huge oak tree in it. As he walked toward the oak tree, Edwards thought he saw someone peek out from around the trunk. At first, he thought it was one of the friends he was with. However, when it peeked around again and stepped out, Edwards knew it was something different.
"It was a woman in a white dress," described Edwards. "The moonlight didn't penetrate her but it illuminated her."
He noted that the woman's dress seemed to move as if by a slight breeze and that he didn't see any feet.
"She was an attractive female ghost," said Edwards, adding that she was also intelligent. "She looked at me, smiled at me, like she knew I saw her. Then she took two steps and disappeared."
Such experiences with the paranormal are what hooked Edwards as well as the Joyners, who have been paranormal investigators since 2011. Now, they are kept busy, traveling throughout North Carolina and even out of state to conduct investigations.
In addition to numerous private residences, the team has also investigated Clinton's Victor R. Small House, the Battleship North Carolina, West Virgina State Penitentiary, Flemming Hall on Pope Air Force Base, Ferry Plantation House in Virginia, and locations in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
As they continue their work, the team wants the community at large to grow in its awareness and understanding of the paranormal.
To help with this, the team shared that they are interested in offering a paranormal awareness class through Sampson Community College's Continuing Education Department, which Edwards noted, would also be good training for anyone thinking about becoming a paranormal investigator.
Eventually the team also hopes to hold paid events where people can come on investigations with the them. "If we can go in and prove what's being said about a (historical) place, we hope to do paid events there. It would not only help us in our work but would also help keep these (historical) places up and running," explained Mark.
"People aren't crazy. If they feel like something's going on — suspicious noises, shadows — they can contact us," Mark added. "Our goal is to get more people opened up to it."
To learn more about the Southern Paranormal Society NC, visit southernparanormalsocietync.com and check it out on Facebook. To contact Edwards, call 910-214-5887 or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
To contact Night Whispers Paranormal Investigators, call 910-850-8591 or 910-850-8655 or send emails to email@example.com or email@example.com.
Lauren Williams can be reached at 910-592-8137, ext. 117 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Online Loans Overnight – considerably more About Income Protection and Funeral strategy Insurance Australia
you will find few issues significantly more essential than searching after your family members and if you will be the main bread winner for your house then you may well likely have this in the forefront of your mind. You will likely be conscious of how your quite pay check earned can go toward feeding your family members, keeping them warm, helping your children by indicates of education, providing them with tools and luxuries and taking them on lavish holidays. Really should you were to loose your job it wouldn't be just you who would suffer, but your entire family members.
This extremely is why insurance is so vital. While you may be able to survive on a reduced salary or no salary, your youngsters and your loved ones would suffer badly as a result. Even if it didn't threaten their … [Read More - Online Loans Overnight]
Online Loans Overnight
Online Loans Overnight : australia payday 24 hours service – Australia Bad Credit Loans
News and Video on Online Loans Overnight
[+] InPlay from Briefing.com [Tue, 28 Jan 2014 05:57:41 -0800] : InPlay from… details
[+] Hanmi Posts 9.6% Loan Growth and 4.9% Deposit Growth in 2013; Earns $10.0 Million, or $0.31 per Share, in 4Q13 and $39 … [Mon, 27 Jan 2014 05:00:00 -0800] : LOS ANGELES — Hanmi financial Corporation , the holding enterprise for Hanmi Bank (the "Bank"), nowadays reported that strong loan and deposit growth contributed to profits in Fourth quarter… details
[+] Wendy Davis' story may have misstated details [Mon, 20 Jan 2014 20:44:31 -0800] : AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democratic state Wendy Davis' rise from a teenage single mother living in a trailer park to Harvard Law School is equite a centerpiece of her campaign for Texas governor, but a couple of of the details of her personal story might possibly be fuzzier than fairly first… details
[+] FNC Hackathon Spawns New Technology for organization : January 09, 2014 — FNC Plans to create some of the Goods Invented via the Overnight Event … details
[+] California Mortgage Rates Rally Finally Ends : December 12, 2013 — Blue Loan Services comments on the currently available mortgage rates and offers a couple of advice for mortgage … details
Popular Search : online loans overnight, payday loans online overnight, online loans overnight Related Products :


text:
|Year End Message From Jerry Calabrese
Dear Friends of Lionel:
As 2006 winds down, I can't help thinking about and being grateful for what has been a very special year. For the second straight season, Lionel has reached record levels of sales and product deliveries. More important, for the first time in anyone's modern memory, Lionel train displays were seen and experienced by hundreds of thousands of people in places like Macy's Santaland and Grand Central Terminal; and our train sets are for sale in a wide range of mainstream department and specialty stores.
In addition to our big push on new ready to run starter sets, we've also worked hard to create affordable engines and rolling stock, and there will be more, including an expanded K-Line catalog, this coming year. At the other end of the spectrum, I believe that our new TMCC Legacy operating system, due out in early 2007, will demonstrate just how serious we are about our commitment to all ends of our fan base and market.
Best of all, after so many years of having our collective and communal landscape dominated by a tempest of legal issues, those dark storm clouds are finally breaking on a new and better day for Lionel and the model train hobby. On behalf of everyone at Lionel, I'd like to thank all of you who have supported us and given Lionel a chance to be part of your lives. Best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year.
Jerry Calabrese


text:
im using offline installation for Hermes cIOS v4. followed exactly offline addl steps. then proceed to the actual install. followed 1 to 6 , come step 7, selected IOS222, selected IOS38 then stuck with "IOS version: 000f90011 downloading IOS38 netadata.. from Internet: initializing network"
folder 00000001 from SD is perfect. did i miss something???


text:
He moved seamlessly from comedy to drama to tragedy to comedy again during a Hollywood heyday in the 1980s and 1990s. His Academy Award as a supporting actor in "Good Will Hunting" came in a drama.
|Exclusive WBEN Audio
On The WBEN Liveline
Prof. Robert Thompson,
Syracuse University's TV and Pop Culture Expert
In 1997, Entertainment Weekly magazine named Williams the funniest man alive, and the very next year listed him as one of the world's 25 best actors - a double distinction that made him rare, if not unique.
WBEN POLL: What was your favorite Robin WIlliams Role? VOTE HERE and browse a selection of highlights below See Also: A Robin Williams Photo Album
From 1981, the first episode of "Mork and Mindy"
Mork from Ork. Nanu, nanu. What more need be said? This TV series, a spinoff of "Happy Days," is how many of us first learned of Williams' sublime nuttiness.
The official trailer for 1987's "Good Morning Vietnam"
Williams' fast-talking style was perfect for the role of a DJ on Armed Forces Radio during the Vietnam War. (First Oscar nomination.)
from 1984's Moscow on The Hudson
Williams played a Russian - and quite credibly, too - in this film about a comically lovable circus saxophonist, Vladimir, who defects while touring New York (turning himself in at Bloomingdale's, naturally.)
From Disney's "Aladdin" in 1992
Will it ever be possible to see a cartoon genie and not think of Williams? Remember him shooting out of that bottle: "Ten thousand years will give you SUCH a crick in the neck!"
From "Dead Poet's Society" in 1989
Played an unconventional poetry teacher who taught his Vermont boarding school students to stand on their desks, think on their own, and "seize the day." (Second Oscar nomination.)
from "Mrs. Doubtfire" 1993
Who couldn't love a bumbling dad who dressed up as a portly nanny - with a latex mask, a wig and a Scottish accent - in order to spend time with his young kids? (A sequel was in the works.)
from "Good WIll Hunting" in 1997
A rare but welcome serious role for Williams, who played the stubborn yet empathetic therapist who was somehow able to help math prodigy Will Hunting (Matt Damon) figure out how to handle his life. Won a supporting actor Oscar.
from "Hook" in 1992
Trailer for 2002's "One Hour Photo"
Another serious role, and it was a creepy one: Williams played a photo counter worker at a huge suburban store who got a little too involved in the lives of his customers when he realized one of them was having an affair.
In "The Birdcage", 1995
In the forthcoming "Night at the Museum 3"


text:
Linhas Aereas Mocambique has taken delivery of the first of up to four Embraer 190s. The Mozambique flag carrier, whose fleet is based on Boeing 737-200s, has two E-190s on firm order and purchase rights for two others. Maputo-based LAM's aircraft is configured in two classes, featuring nine business-class and 84 economy-class seats. Embraer says […]
Tag Archives | Business Class
PICTURE: Mozambique's LAM takes first Embraer 190
By Barbara Cockburn on 13 August, 2009 in aircraft, airline, Civil
AeroSvit to start commercial flights with early An-148
By Barbara Cockburn on 30 March, 2009 in air transport, aircraft, airline
Ukrainian carrier AeroSvit has acquired one of the two Antonov An-148s built four years ago for the twinjet's flight-test programme and will be the first airline to put the 70-seater into commercial operations. The twinjet is due to enter service on domestic routes in April. Continue reading…
Airbus A380 Business Class Cabin
By Paul Gladman on 5 March, 2008 in Civil
Cookies & Privacy
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Lorna on Bristow hits the bullseye
- Criminal Attorney Naperville on Bristow hits the bullseye
- www.youtube.com on Ryanair girls in another "charity" calendar
- spanish grammar exercises free on A320 Wataniya Airways pic of the week
- biurorachunkowopodatkowe.pl - tania rachunkowość i księgowość on Eclipse owners aim for rescue act
787 A320 A330 A340-300 A380 A400M AAC AH-1 Airbus Airbus A320 Airbus A380 aircraft Air France AirSpace Boeing Boeing 737 Boeing 747 Boeing 787 Boeing KC-135 British Airways business aviation Business jet Chinook Dreamliner Eurofighter Typhoon F-16 F-22 First World War Hercules Image of the day Interior KLM Lockheed Lockheed martin Lufthansa NASA Nimrod MRA4 Northrop Grumman Oshkosh Paris Air Show Qantas A380 RAF Red Arrows United States Air Force USAF


text:
Regarding the March 13 editorial:
No driver needed! The momentum on this ride is fully self-sustaining. We've been inducted as official members into the 21st century. The GEM report confirmed it. And to give you a sneak peek of events to come, check your rearview mirror. The confluence of three powerful forces-at-work: a graying planet, globalization, and the onrush of technology will wipe away life as you have known it like a blade across your windshield on a stormy day. The forecast is for the developed world to top the population curve and begin declining in six years. Expect one in four Americans to be over the age of 65 by 2025. If you want young people, import them. People younger than 24 make up 50-65 percent of the population of the Middle East.
Count yourself lucky that the manufacturing employment base is holding its own at 20 percent. The forecast is for only 4-8 percent of all jobs to be provided by direct manufacture by 2015. And to get the record straight, compensating highly productive workers with high wages is never a handicap. In fact, growing worker productivity, according to the Economic Report of the President for 2007, is key to maintaining global competitiveness, raising standards of living and generating revenue to meet public needs. Let's learn how to work smarter not harder!
Buy a 5-15 percent increase in economic growth by simply increasing the average level of schooling in the county by one year as reported by Carnevale & Desrochers. Just think how much growth could be wrung out of an improvement over a 69.9 percent student graduation rate (2005-06).
If you want to know what the future holds, reserve a seat for the March 20 University Business Symposium at BGSU Firelands. And by the way, we're all in this together!
Kay E. Strong
Associate Professor of Economics
BGSU Firelands


text:
The PRE32 is an upgradable audiophile pre-amplifier designed to match the Primare A34.2 and all Primare power amplifiers. It features the comprehensive OLED display and control parameters established by the EISA award-winning I32 integrated amplifier. The PRE32 is housed in a heavy gauge alloy steel chassis, and incorporates two pairs (L/R) of low-noise balanced XLR inputs and 4 pairs of RCA inputs. In addition there are two pairs of RCA outputs and a single pair of balanced XLR outputs, as well as a record output, RS232, trigger, IR and RF inputs. MEDIA/streaming connections such as USB, iPod, LAN etc are available through the modular MM30 media board, which may be enhanced with a high quality aptX Bluetooth upgrade.
Please go to the 'Primare App' section of the 'Streamers' product category and click 'Technical Guide' menu button to download the video about how to install the latest firmware on I32 and PRE32 with MM30 streaming boards, or view it online here: http://youtu.be/v8x-VQ4r5Ts


text:
With Instructables you can share what you make with the world and tap into an ever-growing community of creative experts.
share what you made with text, photos, video, and files
Create »
gather your favorite instructables together
Pretty, huh? This is my new favorite dress. I love that it's very vintage looking, yet is very fashionable. A lacy maxi dress....what's not to love?...
Go raid your closet for a lacy skirt. The one I used was tiered, but it doesn't have to be. I just like it because it adds fullness which makes it twi...
First thing I did was grab my seam ripper. And pull the lace, lining, and elastic apart.
Then I measured my daughters chest to see how wide it needed to be. I measured from the middle of the lining and marked where it needed to be cut.
Cut and sew the side seams of the lining
Repeat with the lace.
Next I cut arm holes. I cut them just like on a pillowcase dress.
Next I put the lace and lining back together with wrong sides facing each other. Baste the edges of the top and armholes
Pin the elastic to the top on the lining side.
Fold the elastic down and top stitch close to the bottom edge of the elastic. It'll look like this on the front side.
Serge the arm holes. If you don't have a serger you can zigzag stitch the edges.
Fold the arm hole edge down and stitch close to the serged edge.
With the extra fabric I cut off earlier I made straps for the dress. I cut 2 rectangles 4" wide and 6" long. .
I didn't take pictures of the rest, but here's what I did. I stitched the straps to the front of the dress.
I had Aiyanna put it on and I pinned the straps to fit correctly then stitched the straps in place.
Then I made some fabric flowers out of a thrift-ed silk curtain and sewed them onto the one shoulder. On the other shoulder I made a bow with satin r...
That's it! Enjoy!!!
We have a be nice comment policy. Please be positive and constructive.
6,452 views
44 favorites
How to Make a Maxi Dress in Less Than 2 Minutesby giannyl
Asymmetrical Dress from Upcycled Teesby AHome-Made
Refashioned Maxi Dressby fashemployed
Paula dress free sewing patternby onthecuttingfloor
Upcycled Dream Wedding Dress & Accessoriesby whereiroamishome
DIY Cute Floral Dressby Muhaiminah Faiz
DIY Skirt to Dress Refashionby CreativeCate
DIY Maxi Dressby Zabzab
How to Make a Babydoll Nightie Dress from 2 Men's Shirtsby carlyjcais
Chantilly Lace...all over againby katvanlew
See More
Download our new apps for iOS, Android and Windows 8!
© 2015 Autodesk, Inc.
By clicking "Create Account" you are indicating that you have read and agree to the Terms of service.
Already a member? Login »
Enter the email associated with your account and we will send you your username and a temporary password.
Not a member? Sign Up »


text:
Community Streaming With Interactive Visual Overlays: System and Optimization
Date Added: Aug 2009
Format: PDF
Community streaming is an enhanced form of joint content viewing where a sense of community is reinforced by the addition of interactive visual overlays, controlled in real-time by viewers, on top of a shared video stream. As a concrete example, the authors describe a community video system called ECHO, where personalized avatars are overlaid on top of a real-time encoded video stream of an Internet game for multicast consumption. Recognizing that only the visual overlays are generated live, they propose schemes that encode and schedule the live and non-live portions of the overlaid video separately in order to exploit the difference in delay sensitivity of the two, leading to video streams that contain two sub-streams with different delay constraints.


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 mlive.
Don't worry. You can change this setting at any time to another local edition.
Good catch, Mr. Harger. A few years ago, my girlfriend rented for a couple months in a dumpy home in Lansing from an absentee landlord from New York a couple years ago. The woman had apparently no idea what kind of condition the home was in (held up with duct tape) and liked to call on a moment's notice and promise $10 off the rent if my girlfriend showed the place to prospective renters, who inevitably fled at the sight of the home, which barely got painted over following the MSU partiers who must have rented before.
Absentee landlords are an inevitability and obviously preferable to a building dragging on the tax rolls, but they dont know the community they operate in, have little incentive to put real work into a property and attract quality renters, and contribute in a large part of some neighborhoods decline.
Given the kind of crap that went on preceding the housing crisis-caused recession, it's troubling to see real estate finance guys talk so casually about practices that can harm places they have little knowledge of besides the raw data.
Not quite sure this is what they mean by "good mood food."
I agree that young people are drawn to lively night spots, but there's definitely a market for bars like the Kopper Top. Not everyone wants to be surrounded by the din of a crowded bar each time they go out. I like your idea about putting the question to a GVSU class.
Statements like this are exactly the reason an atheist group feels the need to buy a billboard, which is hardly "shoving" anything down anyone's throat. Not like, say, prayer before school board meetings or having to constantly listen to presidential candidates like Santorum root their prejudice in religious beliefs.
"Whiskey sours on me!"
I saw some of this while I was disc golfing at Riverside Park this afternoon. Cool stuff.
I'll save everyone the time wasted sifting through this thread and just boil it down thusly here at the top:
Republicans/Conservatives/Tea Partiers: Hate it
Bigots: REALLY Hate it
Democrats/Liberals/black people: love it
Everyone else: Meh
There may be some crossover among that breakdown, but you get the gist of it. Read further for some of the most pointless, caustic bickering since last time MLive posted something about Obama.
Omigod, look at these guys! 'Derrr... what's the plan, boss?'
"Veteran?" lol. And yet such a stupid rookie mistake. Tough luck, buddy. Really....?
This comment is another sweeping blanket generalization that makes no sense. The media wont stand up for who? The soliders in the Revolutionary War? Yeesh. Sounds like you've got an ax to grind.
Anyway, always loved 60 Minutes even tho it's gotten kinda boring in recent years.
Blah blah "liberal media" grumble grumble. What at ditto head. 'Students for concealed carry' sure sounds like a "liberal cause" ... not. And the GRPS thing is non partisan. Dont you remember the Tea Party rallies? Those were pretty sparsely attended until the GOP started pumping a bunch of mojo into them. But they got coverage.
In case you didnt realize, the very fact that this story has like 150 comments validates the coverage. People want to jaw and debate about this. That's what news coverage follows: The conversation. Duh.
Maybe he was drunk off the frat house-style alcohol collection he's got in the background of that photo.
Nobody does this unless they have some paranoia issues. So happy to have this guy walking around packin' heat everywhere he goes. Somehow these "I carry to protect against criminals" types never seem to be around when they could be useful. Probably becasue they're too busy trying to bring guns into stupid places, like a school on Election Day. Yeesh.
Amazing how quickly your faith in the free market dries up, Joe, when you discover something you dont like in the marketplace of ideas.
What exactly is your issue here? Suspect descriptions are always vague. It's a cliche. Are you worried about this person being in your neighborhood or something? LOL.
Armchair quarterbacking aside, what a surprise that someone was assaulted outside this place. Remember the shooting form a couple years ago?
Yea! Every time a company that got state tax breaks goes under it's Obama's fault. Yea!
Really? You don't like Obama so anyone who doesn't display the same anger and vitriol toward the man as you do is labeled a brown-noser? I cant understand how someone like you feels they have the right to sit anonymous somewhere and throw stones at other people. Would you say this to Mr. Ritterby's face? I doubt it.
I think it's great that he got a taste of what it's like being on the other end of the stick, but calling him a scumbag isn't productive. Dwartforquart is spot on. The ridiculously low .08 standard is the result of special interests like MADD getting their way because legislators always want to appear like they're tough on crime, even if it means throwing out common sense.
Before someone starts tossing out stats (nuthings), remember that correlation doesn't necessarily imply causation, and that there are lies, dammed lies and statistics.
Methinks 'notliberal' hasn't actually eaten at The Grove. They've barely been open six months, so the whole "always been obnoxious" line is probably just a canned criticism from someone who spends all day griping about nearly everything.
I agree that part of this local food push is just clever marketing, but so what? It tastes good. And it helps promote area farmers.
It's interesting to note the knee-jerk reaction by some people to things like TED. I agree that the TEDsters in this town can be a little (ok, maybe a lot sometimes) pretentious, but at their heart, this community is simply interested in spreading knowledge and innovation. And they are doing things about it. Look at events like 5x5 Night and ArtPrize: great GR success stories with TED overlap.
Calling something you haven't really explored 'socialist hogwash' is a perfect example of actual close-mindedness. It's also a tired cliche among folks on the far right, who never pass up a chnace try to paint educated, degree-holding people as some kind of elite snobbist cabal.
This kind of problem is common at all ski hills/resorts, not just Cannonsburg. But there's very few places to snowboard near Grand Rapids, so that's the example that ends up in the story. Suggesting that Cannonsburg is having a "crime wave" is a huge leap in logic that's not supported by the facts, Bill.


text:
X-628 Promotional Navy Outfit (Conv, Alco A-B Diesel (PWR A #224P & DMY B #224C)
6-38353 | Price: $599.99
A most highly sought after promotional outfit
X-628 Promotional Navy Outfit was listed simply as "Automotive" on Lionel's factory order, and it's still unclear which customer bought this rare 1961 Lionel outfit. What is known is that set X-628 was packed with operating fun and included an exciting variety of space and military themed cars.
This set included the only individually boxed version of the 3410 operating helicopter car. Of special interest to collectors is the 6017 caboose box that's overstamped with a -200 extension, making this set one of the most highly sought after promotional outfits produced.
- Set Includes
- #224P-1 USN Alco Powered A-unit
- #224C-1 USN Alco Non-Powered B-unit
- #3830 Operating Submarine Car
- #3665 Minuteman Missile Launching Car
- #3410 Operating Helicopter Launching Car
- #6017-200 U.S. Navy Caboose
- Each car individually boxed
- Postwar-inspired packaging
- Powered Alco A-unit Features
- Stamped metal trucks
- Metal frame
- Pullmor motor
- Electronic e-unit with Direction Lock
- Electronic horn and bell with volume control
- Operating headlight
- Magne-Traction
- Traction tires
- Non-powered B-unit Features
- Stamped metal trucks
- Metal frame
- Freight Cars Feature
- Die-cast metal AAR-style trucks
- Removable submarine on flatcar
- Magnetic plunger launches rocket from Minuteman Boxcar (uncoupling track required, sold separately)
- Metal frame on Minuteman car
- Helicopter launches off flatcar by activating an uncoupling track
- Interior illumination in caboose
- Metal frame, ladders, and smokestack on caboose
- Overstamped "-200" caboose box
Road Number: 224P & #224C
Gauge: Traditional O Gauge
Dimensions: Set Length: Approx. 60"
RailLine: U.S. Navy
Minimum Curve: O-27
Lionel 2014 Signature Edition
Service DocumentsManual
Product Instructional Videos
See more related videos


text:
CONCHO — The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes is betting on the outcome of a federal lawsuit to re-establish its Internet gambling website.
Federal officials block Oklahoma Internet gaming website, tribe sues
The tribe, based in Concho, wants to operate pokertribes.com with international players, which the state agreed to under its gaming compact. But the U.S. Department of the Interior put a stop to it last month. The site is currently inactive.
The tribe filed the lawsuit Thursday in federal court in Oklahoma City, asking a judge to prevent the Department of the Interior from interfering. Sally Jewell, secretary of the Interior, and Kevin Washburn, assistant secretary of Indian Affairs, are named as defendants.
A few states this year legalized Internet gambling, allowing private firms to open gambling websites, though they are restricted to in-state players. Tribes, too, are looking to cash in with similar ventures. In Oklahoma, the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes is the only tribe that has an agreement with the state to operate such games from tribal lands with international players, said Steve Mullins, general counsel for Gov. Mary Fallin.
"It's pretty groundbreaking," said Richard Grellner, an attorney representing the tribe. "In Oklahoma, we have the Native American culture we can sell to the world, and the state and the tribes can really benefit."
Tribe leaders estimate they could generate $132 million annually by 2018 if the website attracts 2 percent of the worldwide online gaming market, according to the court filing.
Under the tribal compact, it would pay the state 4 percent of the first $10 million in annual net revenue from electronic gaming, 5 percent of the next $10 million and 6 percent of any subsequent amount, plus a monthly 10 percent from non-house banked card games, or games in which the casino or host has no stake in the outcome.
Continue reading this story on the...
It's pretty groundbreaking. In Oklahoma, we have the Native American culture we can sell to the world, and the state and the tribes can really benefit."
Richard Grellner,
an attorney representing the tribe


text:
Hang tight!
Recipe by STACEYO
"A Tex-Mex variation on this Southern-American favorite. This version uses sour tomatillos instead of green tomatoes for a tangy bite! This dish is perfect served as a breakfast side dish, with red meat, or as part of a Mexican meal."
Hmm. None of these ingredients are on sale today.
Show ingredients on sale
Sort stores by
Save money at local stores when ingredients are on sale!
Watch video tips and tricks
egg white, lightly beaten
1/3 cup
1/2 teaspoon
herbes de Provence
1/2 teaspoon
garlic salt
ground black pepper to taste
tomatillos, husked and sliced 1/4 inch thick
2 tablespoons
vegetable oil
I used flour, just like fried green tomatoes. They were GREAT!! I made them for our super bowel party & everyone LOVED them! They went fast!
Well, I hate being the first to review a recipe, especially when it's going to be a bad one. Sorry, but this was a complete waste of my beloved tomatillos. The seasoning in the cornmeal dominated the tom's, and clashed with them. I'm going to try again but just dredge them in flour and s&p. Thanks anyway.
12 Ratings
this was not so good..I fixed them as it said and then fixed the rest like green fried tomatoes..which was so much better..use the whole egg. and cornmeal and flour mixed and season to taste cook in a little olive oil..so good..try that..
I made these as my green tomatoes were not ready yet to harvest... I soaked them in buttermilk and dipped in Kentucky Kernal seasoned flour ( by Hodgens Mills) they turned out great...A great substitute in winter when green tomatoes are not available
I followed other reviewer's suggestions and used flour. They were actually pretty good. Made a pepper jelly-lime sauce for dipping, which really, REALLY helped them out.
Pretty good for our first tomatillo experiment. We used flour as we were out of cornmeal. Will make again!
I tried the recipe as written and agree with other reviewers. The cornmeal is overpowering. I did the second batch with buttermilk in lieu of the egg whites and mixed the seasoning with flour. Was very good!
I recently discovered these little jewels in the grocery store so decided to buy a few. Had no clue what to make with them so turned to AR. I found this recipe and read the reviews. I followed the reviews advice using egg, flour and lots of fresh ground pepper. Fried them until golden and served with scrambled eggs and toast for breakfast! Delicious!! Added more to grocery list!!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Fried Green Tomatillos
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 133
Calories from Fat: 69
Kale is the healthy, green leaf that transforms into a crunchy snack chip in your oven.
You can't go wrong choosing from over 400 pork chop recipes with ratings and tips!
Delicious recipes, party ideas, and cooking tips! Get a year of Allrecipes magazine for $7.99!
See how to make traditional Southern-style fried green tomatoes.
Watch Chef John make a Southern classic.
A re-imagined version of fried green tomatoes using zucchini.


text:
50 years ago, 1963: Sandusky police investigated a messy vandalism report. At Herb's Sportsman Supplies, Meigs Street, a storage tank full of minnows was flooded when someone opened all the water taps. All the fish were killed.
25 years ago, 1988: A man who stole a turkey to feed his hungry family for Thanksgiving was sentenced to read "Les Miserables," the classic novel about a man who was enslaved for stealing a loaf of bread. Cuyahoga County Common Please Judge Carl Character also ordered the man to give a report on the book.
10 years ago, 2003: The Erie County CASA Program honored two volunteers for their service at a banquet in their honor at Plum Brook Country Club. Gene Schiedl received the Honorary Life Member Award and Suzy Smercina was presented with the Esther Sutton Volunteer of the Year Award.


text:
Tag Archives: Today
Watch Fall Out Boy on Fallon and Today
Posted: July 26, 2013
Fall Out Boy was recently featured on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and the Today show, where they played a few of their new hits and an old classic.
From their latest album Save Rock and Roll, Fall Out Boy pulled out their two most recent singles – "The Phoenix" and "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up)." The quartet also played "Sugar, We're Going Down" and did an interview with Today.
Watch both of Fall Out Boy's appearances in the clips after the jump and visit their official website to check out their remaining 2013 tour dates. (more…)
Tags: Fall Out Boy, Gretsch Stump-O-Matic, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark, Patrick Stump, Save Rock and Roll, Sugar We're Going Down, The Phoenix, Today
Posted In: Artists Blogs | Leave a comment
Jeff Bridges Releases Solo Album
Posted: August 16, 2011
Actor Jeff Bridges today releases his new solo eponymous album. The 11-song country effort was produced by T-Bone Burnett.
To celebrate the release, Bridges and his band appeared on the Today show to discuss the album and perform its track "What a Little Bit of Love Can Do."
Gretsch has teamed up with Bridges for a giveaway that features an autographed replica of the G6122-1959 Chet Atkins Country Gentleman guitar the actor is seen playing in the clip below. Enter the contest here.
Tags: Jeff Bridges, Today, What A Little Bit Of Love Can Do
Posted In: Artists Blogs | Leave a comment


text:
Conference Services
In addition to coordinating meetings and events during the academic semester, the Union handles a large number of camps and conferences over the summer.
Hosting a summer camps and conferences for over 35 years has given us valuable hands-on experience in all aspects of conference administration and service. Each summer, we regularly host between two and three thousand guests from all age groups, with the majority of our groups returning each year. In addition to the planning experience of the conference administrative and support staffs, our facilities are perfectly suited for camp and conference use.
Dining Services
Meeting Facilities
Residence Hall Living
Recreation and Leisure
Conference Contact
Contact us to find out how Baldwin Wallace can help your organization have a successful conference experience at firstname.lastname@example.com or (440) 826-2351.
Share |


text:
Mark Harper lays out private health insurance plan for migrants
Posted: January 29, 2013|
Migrants from Romania and Bulgaria who travel to Britain without a job are to be told they must have private medical insurance to prevent the NHS becoming an 'international health service'.
Immigration minister Mark Harper, whose constituency is the Forest of Dean, told reporters that limiting access to free healthcare is seen as key to preventing a fresh influx of migrants when controls are lifted at the end of this year.
He suggested the requirement for medical insurance would apply to all student incomers and those who claim they are 'self-sufficient', meaning they are not coming looking immediately for work, reports the Daily Mail.
Ministers are also examining incomers' rights to benefits and other public services. Other measures under discussion include requiring migrants to leave Britain if they fail to secure a job after three months – or cannot prove they have sufficient funds to support themselves for at least six months.
Transitional arrangements in place since 2005, which restrict the rights of 29 million Bulgarian and Romanian citizens to live and work in other EU states, will expire on January 1. No official figure has been put on the anticipated number of arrivals.
Mr Harper, who is chairing a new cross-Government committee examining measures to deter incomers who would be a burden, said: "We are all clear we need an immigration system that works in the national interest. That is why we are bringing together colleagues from other departments to address the pull factors that drive immigration to the UK.
"European nationals do not have unrestricted access to the UK – they must be exercising their treaty rights. This means they must be working, studying or self-sufficient. We already have tough rules on access to benefits; we need to see if there is more we can do to tighten them up.
"In addition, EU students and those that are self-sufficient should not be a burden on the host member state, which means they should have things like health insurance. We have a National Health Service, not an international health service."


text:
Drug Compare
Generic: doxorubicin
It is used to treat many kinds of cancer like Hodgkin's disease, leukemia, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, neuroblastoma, sarcoma, and Wilms' tumor
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
Where should I keep my medicine?This drug is given in a hospital or clinic and will not be stored at home.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.
Copyright © 2005 - 2015 Healthline Networks, Inc. All rights reserved for Healthline. Healthline is for informational purposes and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy


text:
Year of publication
- 2009 (1) (remove)
- Bis[5-(4-methoxybenzyl)furan-3-yl]methanone (2009)
- The title compound, C25H22O5, was obtained by a dehydrogenative carbonylation reaction. It crystallizes with one half-molecule in the asymmetric unit. The molecules have crystallographic C2 symmetry and the two atoms of the carbonyl group are located on the rotation axis. The methoxy groups are coplanar with the benzene ring to which they are attached [C-C-O-C = 1.0 (6)°]. The two furan rings are inclined at 17.3 (3)° with respect to each other and the dihedral angle between the furan ring and the benzene ring is 75.83 (12)°. The crystal structure is stabilized by C-H...O hydrogen bonds. Key indicators: single-crystal X-ray study; T = 183 K; mean ( σ(C–C) = 0.006 Å; R factor = 0.081; wR factor = 0.195; data-to-parameter ratio = 13.4.