text:
Alpine MRV-F407 manual download
Name of device: Alpine MRV-F407
Manufacturer: Alpine
File size: 712 KB
Document type: User guide, user manual
Best rated bookmarks
Here you can see bookmarks related to Alpine MRV-F407 topics. You can add a new and rate others. [Submit a new bookmark]
Alpine MRV-F407 Specs
|Rating: 3
(By hadesunam at 2010-11-18, 18:04)
|Alpine MRV-F407 Reviews
|Alpine MRV-F407 ... Really powerful, and do not believe in the specs sheet, Alpine is one of the few (if ...
|Rating: 4
(By divak at 2010-08-16, 11:10)
|... 2/1 Channel Power Amplifier MRV-F407 4/3/2 ... SPECIFICATIONS ... your MRV-1507/ MRV-T757/MRV-F407, please contact your authorized ALPINE dealer.
|Rating: 4
(By rodi at 2011-01-23, 06:44)
|Alpine MRP-F450 vs MRV-F407
|... Class D Amp but don't know what Class the MRV-F407 ... Mp3Car Technical Hardware; Car Audio; Alpine MRP-F450 vs MRV-F407 ... I have read from the specs that the MRP-F450 ...
|Rating: 5
(By frpovideo at 2010-10-07, 15:05)
|Alpine V12 MRV-F407 - 4 Channel Amp for sale - TradeMe.co.nz - New ...
|Alpine MRV-F407 (some sctaches on top but in perfect working condition) 4/3/2 Channel ... Specifications MAX Power (at 14.4V,EIAJ) Per channel into 4 ohms- 120W x 4
|Rating: 0
(By thegame996 at 2010-12-24, 05:33)
|Alpine MRV-F407 4-Channel Car Amp - Car Amplifiers - Product ...
|The Alpine MRV-F407 has 4 Equalizer Bands. Signal to Noise Ratio: 105 Decibels. ... Product specifications are obtained from third parties, and while we make every ...
|Rating: 8
(By kumbamk at 2011-01-29, 18:19)
|Alpine Stereo Amplifier Manual - Manuals and free Alpine Stereo ...
|MRV-F407 - Alpine OWNER'S MANUAL 2/1 CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER MRV-1507, MRV-T757, MRV-F407; MRV-F409 - Alpine 4/3/2 Channel Power Amplifier Owner's Manual
|Rating: 7
(By we7757 at 2010-09-19, 07:49)
|Alpine OWNER'S MANUAL 2/1 CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER MRV-1507, MRV ...
|Alpine OWNER'S MANUAL 2/1 CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER MRV-1507, MRV-T757, MRV-F407 for Alpine Electronics MRV-1507 Stereo Amplifier
|Rating: 3
(By False_Angel at 2010-10-05, 07:37)
|Polk Audio's Ford Escape
|2 Alpine MRV-F407 4-channel amplifiers (60 watts RMS x 4) AudioControl EQS 6-channel ... 1999 Skyline GT-R V-Spec Custom Install; 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix Custom ...


text:
About 175 applications were received for tickets to the 1907 Union dance to be given on February 20. The tickets and dance orders will be sent out about February 1. Men wishing to occupy a box together should apply at once in groups a six or eight to R. L. Bacon, Harvard Union.
Read more in NewsThe Moviegoer
Want to keep up with breaking news? Get the latest, straight to your inbox.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Wilson Named Girls Hoops Coach At FTF
|Written by Staff Reports
|Tuesday, 10 September 2013 09:02
Ernie Wilson, a former Fred T. Foard player, has been named the new girl's basketball coach at Fred T.
Foard High School. He replaced Brad Mangum, who resigned after two years on the job. Mangum, who is left to become the girl's head coach at Alexander Central last spring, was 32-21 during his two-year stay with the Tigers, which includes an 18-9 record last season.
|Share This Article:


text:
Whitehaus - Square Wall-Mount Bath Sink
Weekly Deal: $749.00
List Price: $1315.00, You Save: 43%, No Sales Tax, Except CT
Product Reviews
Product & Installation Videos:
This Square Wall-Mount Bath Sink by Whitehaus is made out of 16 gauge, 304 series stainless steel. The sink comes with an arm bracket with a single faucet hole for a wall-mount installation. This sink has an overall measurement of 16 3/4" W x 16 3/4" D x 4" H and weighs 20 lbs. Ships via UPS/FedEx Ground.
(W = side to side) (D = front to back) (H = top to bottom)
16 3/4" W x 16 3/4" D x 4" H
Weight: 20 lbs.
Ship Method:


text:
Solar Forever helps Australians keep a watch on their energy consumption by providing them tailor-made, high quality solar PV systems. Our highly qualified installers and designers are accredited by the Clean Energy Council.
By investing in tomorrow's technologies today, Solar Forever has positioned itself at the forefront of a major PV revolution. Our customers, our business partners, as well as communities can rely on us to stay there – forever – and imagine not just a brighter future, but work together in creating it too!
Our complete custom-ready solar systems are designed to provide the most cost-effective solar panel installations in the market.
We are committed to engineering financially viable solar systems and allied solutions for maintaining a clean earth that our children would like to inherit. Our priority is to make solar panels an important energy source for business and communities, alike. We do that by making a strong financial and business case for solar systems to our customers.
"To make solar power accessible and affordable to all"
Solar panels are a cost effective, simple and environmentally responsible home addition to anyone trying to be a bit greener these days. Here are some Instructables that will help you build your very own home solar array from new or broken panels, provide you with some great ideas for solar trackers and collectors.
SunPower has combined the most experienced team of solar installation experts on the planet with record-breaking high efficiency solar panel technology. Solar Forever for businesses and government agencies designed with one goal in mind to deliver the most solar energy possible.


text:
The GE Foundation's Foray into Urban School Improvement - Hear Robert Corcoran talk about the tremendous resources the GE Foundation has committed to education over the past several years. He was speaking at the 2011 ECS National Forum on Education Policy....Next Generation School Districts: What Capacities Do Districts Need to Create and Sustain Schools That Are Ready to Deliver on Common Core? - Common Core State Standards are necessary, but not a sufficient reform by themselves, this paper argues. To support personalized learning at scale, districts must change. They must develop new ways of organizing themselves, devolve funds and authority to the school level, and free schools to purchase services and support from a new market of providers. They must examine old structures and relinquish systems that are ineffective. (Robin Lake, Paul T. Hill and Tricia Maas, Center on Reinventing Public Education, April 2015)...The Hidden Half: School Employees Who Don't Teach - From 1970 to 2010, the number of non-teaching staff in the United States grew by 130 percent, now comprising half of the public-school workforce. Teachers' aides are the largest individual staff position, outside of teachers. Non-teaching staff salaries and benefits absorb one-quarter of public school budgets. The United States spends more than double most of its economic peers in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Recommendations follow. (Matthew B. Richmond, Thomas B. Fordham Institute, August 2014)...Selected Statistics from the Common Core of Data: School Year 2011-12 First Look - Presents findings on the numbers and types of public elementary and secondary schools in the United States and other jurisdictions. Of 98,328 operating schools in the school year 2011-12, 1,517 new ones opened and 1,840 closed. The number of teachers, 3.1 million, remained the same as 2010-11, as did the average pupil-teacher ratio of 16 to 1. California had the high at 23.4 to 1; Vermont was lowest at 10.7 to 1. More schools were in rural locations than other locales. (Patrick Keaton, National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, October 2013)...Characteristics of Public School Districts in the United States: Results From the 2011-12 and Staffing Survey, First Look - Among the 2011-12 findings about U.S. school districts in a recent release: Of some 16,990 school districts, 8,300 were in rural communities, 3,310 in suburban areas, 2,840 in towns, 2,540 in cities. Among the districts with salary schedules (89%), the average yearly base salary for a teacher with a bachelors degree but no teaching experience was $35,500 while teachers with 10 years experience earned $44,900. Half the districts had collective bargaining agreements with teachers associations or unions. The average number of tenured teachers non-renewed or dismissed for poor performance: 1.7 in districts over 10,000; under .2 in all other. (Lucinda Gray, Amy Bitterman and Rebecca Goldring, National Center for Education Statistics, July 2013)...Using American Community Survey Data to Expand Access to the School Meals Program: Panel on Estimating Children Eligible for School Nutrition Programs Using the American Com - This is a brief summary of a larger report presenting a panel's analysis, findings and recommendations on how to determine, on an annual basis, the number of students eligible for free and reduced lunches and USDA reimbursements to districts. A panel of experts investigated the technical and operational feasibility of using data from the continuous American Community Survey (ACS) to estimate students eligible for free and reduced-price meals for schools and school districts. The panel presents a new ACS Eligibility Option (AEO) and recommendations for implementation of the AEO, as well as ways to improve the accuracy of ACS estimates of eligibility for the school meals programs. If implemented, the authors posit that the AEO would provide an opportunity to expand access to free meals for the nation's schoolchildren and reduce administrative burden on schools and families. (National Academies Press, May 2012)...Numbers and Types of Public Elementary and Secondary Local Education Agencies From the Common Core of Data: School Year 2010-11- First Look - This First Look presents selected findings on the numbers and types of public elementary and secondary local education agencies (LEAs) in the United States and the territories in the 2010-11 school year, using data from the Local Education Agency Universe Survey of the Common Core of Data (CCD) survey system. (National Center for Education Statistics, April 2012)...Statutory Options for School District Mergers: Report addressing House Resolution 30, 2011 - In reviewing Tennessee laws related to school district consolidations, two paths emerge: elimination of special school districts, with the resulting transfer of students to the local county district, and consolidation of all districts within a county into a unified county school district, using a planning commission. This report highlights the inconsistencies and conflicts resulting from these two separate paths for school district governance changes. The report also addresses potential issues raised by a new legislative provision allowing counties meeting certain criteria to establish new municipal or special districts. (Offices of Research and Education Accountability, Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury, March 2012)...Sustained Positive Effects on Graduation Rates Produced by New York City's Small Public High Schools of Choice - This policy brief is a follow-up to a study that evaluated the effects that small public high schools of choice had on improving academic progress and graduation rates for disadvantaged students in NYC. The original study followed one cohort of students through four years of high school. Results indicated that the small schools of choice increased student progress toward graduation during their first three years of high school and increased students' four-year graduation rates. This brief extends the analysis by one year and finds that the positive effects are sustainable behind the initial cohort. (MDRC, Jan 2012)...Organizing Schools to Improve Student Achievement: Start Times, Grade Configurations and Teacher Assignments - Authors Brian Jacob of University of Michigan and Jonah Rockoff of Columbia Business School present the evidence on several organizational changes that could provide significant bang for the buck in student achievement. While simple, these changes have the potential to substantially improve K12 student performance. Suggestions include: (1) changing the start time for school days for middle and high school students; (2) taking measures to address the difficult transition from elementary to middle school; and (3) assigning teachers to grades and subjects to
increase the gains from specialization. (Hamilton Project, September 2011)...Consolidation of Schools and Districts: What the Research Says and What It Means - This policy brief provides a review of the research that has been done on school and district consolidation and finds that consolidation will generally not save money nor will it improve education outcomes, particularly for minority and poor students. Policymakers are urged to make decisions about consolidation on a case-by-case basis with local input. Further, for very large school districts, deconsolidation may be a means of improving fiscal efficiency and learning outcomes. (National Education Policy Center, February 2011)...Fifty Years of Supporting Childrens Learning: A History of Public School Libraries and Federal Legislation from 1953 to 2000 - This report contains a wealth of data on the history of public school libraries at the national, regional, school and state levels. All tables in the report comprise several variables, including the number of public schools, the number of pupils and use of library media centers, among others. Also available is a booklet America's Public School Libraries: 1953-2000 based on information in this report. (Joan S. Michie and Barbara A. Holton, National Center for Education Statistics, March 2005)...Census 2000 School District Demographics - The School District Demographics System (SDDS) helps community leadership, educators, researchers and analysts, libraries and information providers, students, and the public to access and use demographic data to help them better understand current demographic characteristics, patterns and change taking place, as well as plan for improved educational programs and opportunities.
Information provided by ECS combines the best of the most recent and useful
research available. Should you have questions, please contact our Information
Clearinghouse at 303.299.3675.


text:
BUFFALO, N.Y. - There is an increased security presence at Western New York schools on the first day of classes following the mass shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut.
In Williamsville, that meant prior to the start of school, all buildings underwent a security sweep. Also Amherst police officers were stationed at every school for arrivals Monday morning and they'll be there for dismissal too.
Hutch-Tech in Buffalo was letting kids in slowly, only two or three at a time. A half hour after school was supposed to begin there was still a line to get inside.


text:
Jared Berggren decided to leave his native Minnesota to play basketball for Wisconsin before there was any chance for him to get recruited by the Gophers under Tubby Smith.
But five years later, the 6-foot-10, 235-pound Princeton, Minn., native could get another opportunity to play for his home-state team.
The Timberwolves invited 12 players, including Berggren, to pre-draft workouts at the Target Center on Tuesday.
Berggren recalled attending Wolves games with his family a decade ago wearing Kevin Garnett's No. 21 jersey. But he never got to play in the state high school tournament at the Target Center.
"To make it in the NBA for the home team would be a dream come true," Berggren said. "There's a lot of different routes to the NBA. You don't have to be a lottery pick or a first-rounder to make an impact in the league."
Berggren said he'd feel fortunate just to follow the same path as two former Badgers post players, Jon Leuer and Greg Stiemsma, who are both reserve players in the NBA.
Leuer, who is from Long Lake and plays for Memphis Grizzlies, was a second-round pick (40th overall) by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 2011 NBA draft. Stiemsma, who plays for the Wolves, has played in 22 games for the Boston Celtics and Minnesota the past two seasons after going undrafted in 2008.
On Tuesday, Berggren met in the Wolves' locker room with Stiemsma, who talked about perseverance.
Stiemsma had a tumultuous journey, from barely making an impact at Wisconsin (averaged 2.
"He just stuck with it every single day and kept working," Berggren said. "I don't know what my future holds or what is going to play out in the next month. But I'm going to give it 100 percent effort and hopefully impress some teams enough to be a draft pick."
Berggren could relate to Stiemsma's struggles, at least at the beginning of his college career. Berggren was a top 100 recruit out of high school, but he redshirted. He then averaged just 1.1 points and 0.4 rebounds as a freshman and 2.4 points and 1.1 rebounds as a sophomore at Wisconsin.
"I might have had some doubts sometimes," he said. "There were definitely some frustrating times, sitting on the bench when I felt like I could contribute in games. But I stuck with it. I never hung my head or thought about quitting or transferring."
He got more playing time after Leuer graduated. Berggren more than doubled his production the past two seasons. This past season, he averaged 11 points, seven rebounds and two blocks.
Timberwolves president of basketball operations Flip Saunders, who also evaluated Michigan State's center Derrick Nix in Tuesday's workout, said Berggren played "OK" during the Brooklyn Nets combine last week in New Jersey.
"He's a unique player," said Saunders, who spoke before Berggren worked out Tuesday night. "What he's hoping is that he's a stretch four. What he can do is he can play the power forward spot and knock down threes. That's his formula to having an opportunity to make it into this league."
The Wolves have four picks in the draft.
Saunders was surprised at Berggren's agility and jumping ability in New Jersey. Berggren said his maximum vertical jump tested in college was 37 inches, the highest for any Wisconsin big man under coach Bo Ryan.
He showed off what he called his "sneaky" leaping ability while dunking on several opponents this season, including Indiana's Victor Oladipo, who is a potential top-10 pick.
"What I can bring to the table is just my size, athleticism and my skill set as a big guy, being able to play inside and out," Berggren said. "Whether it's getting 15 to 20 minutes a game or pushing guys in practice every single day, whatever my role would be on the team, I would take advantage of it."


text:
Palico's online platform offers a great way to connect with GPs. It allows us to cast a very wide net for investment opportunities, which is necessary in today's private equity market.
John A. Haggerty - Managing Principal, Meketa Investment Group
Palico is pioneering a particularly valuable means of efficient discovery, engagement and communication for general partners in a complex industry where traditional fundraising frequently falls short of goals. Palico is very useful for building and maintaining a broad, diverse and uncorrelated investor base. It is a superb complement to traditional fundraising and investor relations.
Tom Clausen - Managing Partner and Founder, Capvent
In such a broad and complex private equity marketplace, it's great for an investor to push a button and see everything that's out there. Palico helps me do my job better.
Sabina Eder - Director, Private Equity Funds, Bank Austria
Palico gives us access to potential investors that we would otherwise have found only with great difficulty, if at all. It's got the unprecedented advantage of being a regulated platform, with only accredited investors on board, allowing us to market private equity opportunities without restriction and in granular detail. That's translated into promising exchanges with investors all around the world, all from a desktop. Palico is a cost effective, elegant innovation that increases the reach and efficiency of existing private equity discovery and engagement channels.
Johnny el Hachem - Head of Private Equity, La Compagnie Benjamin de Rothschild
I know of no other tool, conference, or event that allows me to as efficiently identify and connect with such a broad universe of private equity general partners. On Palico, the information I need to screen managers is standardized and organized according to my objectives. The roadshow function allows me to see who's coming through town, and the customized daily news aggregator provides a great overview of what's happening in the private equity world. It's almost like facebook for private equity.
Grant Kettering - Director, Ridgeleigh Management Company
Palico allows us to promote investment opportunities efficiently and without restrictions to a broad community of accredited investors around the world with a real appetite for our products. Palico has proven to be a particularly useful medium for launching an innovative niche strategy like ours, and for getting the attention of relevant LPs amidst an ever increasing number of competing managers and strategies.


text:
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.
"With oil above eighty dollars, we're seeing some growth. Most of the corporations have really healed their balance sheets. They have a lot of cash, and they're starting to reinvest in their business and grow. So we expect to see some hiring in the energy sector, and most of those tenants are going to go into Class A buildings."
Nowlin says that Houston is getting off relatively easy. Commercial real estate markets in Southern California, Phoenix and especially Las Vegas will take years to recover. He says that despite the higher demand for office space in Houston, rents will stay relatively flat over the coming year.


text:
Butte, Montana
View Single Post
B&C 180 Class
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: North-Central Missouri
Posts: 3,207
Butte, Montana
Shotgun preteen vs. Illegal alien Home Invaders...
Two illegal aliens, Ralphel Resindez, 23, and Enrico Garza, 26, probably believed they would easily overpower home-alone 11-year-old Patricia Harrington after her father had left their two-story home.
It seems the two crooks never learned two things: they were in Montana and Patricia had been a clay-shooting champion since she was nine.
Patricia was in her upstairs room when the two men broke through the front door of the house. She quickly ran to her father's room and grabbed his 12-gauge Mossberg 500 shotgun.
Resindez was the first to get up to the second floor only to be the first to catch a near point blank blast of buckshot from the 11-year-old's knee-crouch aim. He suffered fatal wounds to his abdomen and genitals.
When Garza ran to the foot of the stairs, he took a blast to the left shoulder and staggered out into the street where he bled to death
before medical help could arrive.
It was found out later that Resindez was armed with a stolen 45-caliber handgun he took from another home invasion robbery. That victim, 50-year-old David 0'Burien, was not so lucky. He died from stab wounds to the chest.
An 11 year old girl, properly trained, defended her home and herself......against two murderous, illegal immigrants.......and she wins,
She is still alive. Now THAT is Gun Control!
Thought for the day....
Calling an illegal alien an
'undocumented immigrant'
is like calling a drug dealer an
'unlicensed pharmacist'
...and on that day when my strength is failing, the end draws near and my times has come, still my soul will sing Your praise unending, ten thousand years and then forevermore!
View Public Profile
Find all posts by tator


text:
Simon Cox believes hard work will get him back on the goal trail at Nottingham Forest
Posted: February 26, 2013|
SIMON Cox believes hard work will get him through his goal drought – and could propel Nottingham Forest into the promotion race.
The Reds striker has not netted in 16 appearances for club and country.
But his energy and work-rate have been integral as Forest registered back-to-back wins against Huddersfield and Charlton.
Manager Billy Davies has also singled out the Irish international for praise over his attitude.
Cox, 25, admits his frustration at failing to find the net, but believes it is crucial the entire team maintain the levels of desire and commitment that have been instilled in them by the returning boss.
"It has been a frustrating few months for me, with not having scored," said Cox, whose last goal came from the penalty spot at Leicester in November.
"Thanks for reminding me about it! But I am taking it in my stride, I am not getting downhearted about it.
"I am convinced there is a goal coming around the corner for me.
"I will take an assist. If I am not scoring, I am happy to chip in with any other contribution I can make."
Cox believes the willingness of all Forest's front men to close down opposition defenders has been an important part of their revived form under Davies, which has seen them collect seven points from three games.
"If the lads up front are not scoring, the least he asks from us is that we give 100 per cent. I would like to think we have all given him that," said Cox, who currently finds himself battling for a first-team place in Forest's attack with Billy Sharp, Darius Henderson and Dexter Blackstock.
"I have played with all three of the other lads and they all have fantastic work-rate.
"And, whether we score or not, it is work-rate that is getting us results at the minute."
Whether they are involved in the starting XI or not, Cox believes every Forest player can have an important part to play in the final 12 games of the campaign.
"Confidence is massive for us. If we can keep that high, we will be better for it" said Cox.
"But it is not an 11 man game any more, it is about the entire squad.
"When the subs come on, they always do well. Even the lads who have been left out of the squad have been vital for us all season.
"We need everyone for the run in."


text:
Your cart is empty!
This is a very comfortable mask for sleeping when there is too much light. The stiff material keeps the fabric from pushing on your eyes, and there's extra material to fill the space near your nose. The only problem is that sometimes the elastic comes off the strap.
Opticlude eye patch is designed for comfortable vision. It breaths, it's comfortable, and never leaves any rash or irritation. This is the only latex-free child size eye patch.This patch is very, very easy to put on and super easy to take off - absolutely does not stick to the skin.
Soothes irritated dry eyes; also eliminates pain associated with dry eyes.
They don't leave fibers, expert the red ones. Other wises, the best cleaning clothes I found.
I have been looking for an eye patch that wasn't so concave.You can't wear glasses with these patches. Have been looking for one that is flatter as I only wear it when I go out. Any ideas????
Foodscience Of Vermont Sublingual B-12 1000Mcg Tablets - 100 Ea
Our Price:$9.56
Binaca Fast Blast Breath Spray, Peppermint Flavor - 0.5 Oz
Our Price:$1.45
Intimore To-Go Intimate Wipes Personal Flushable Cloths, Handy Ultra Soft For Daily Use - 20 Ea
Our Price:$5.60
Micropore Surgical Tape White 3 Inches X 10 Yards - 4 Pieces
Our Price:$10.26
Natures Bounty Triple Strength Cranberry Fruit 4200 Mg Plus Vitamin C Softgels - 100 Ea
Our Price:$4.42
Bach Original Flower Remedies Rescue Remedy Sleep Natural Sleep Aid, 20 Ml
Our Price:$12.51


text:
Deleted AD Computers still showing in report as out of date
Computers that are removed from AD are still being listed in the Endpoint reports as having out of date definitions even though they no longer exist.
This is therefore giving an inaccurate report, any suggestions?
Ive checked that directory sync is on and set to 24 hours
Comments 19 Comments • Jump to latest comment
Are you using the SQL database? possibly the computer entries have not been cleaned up yet from there.
Here a similar case but on 11.x SEP:
The closest I can find to an article realtaing to this is below:
Do the described icons apply to your environment?
Rather oddly there are computer accounts in the same group that are listed as being on online, which they are, but not listed in AD...
EDIT: not strictly true, seems that the pre windows 2000 name is whats in AD its the dns name thats in SPM and in this case the 2 were different, so therefore the there are live machines in the group default that dont accurately reflect its correct OU
can you clarify 'others will end up in default' are you saying that if we delete a computer it will go into default?
how does it leave default? do we have to do that manually? because there arent enough in there to justify that idea, we have removed far more than whats in that group currently
Should the sync not happen on schedule every 24 hours? because these machines we are discussing have long been deleted
Sync Now is greyed out...
You can try this manual data sweep
After you have performed this task, the log entries for all types of logs are
saved in the alternate database table. The original table is kept until the next
sweep is initiated.
Generally speaking, if you have an AD Sync'ed group in the SEPM, then delete group without doing anything to the clients themselves, when those clients next check in they will drop into the "Default Group".
Similarly, if a computer account in a synced AD OU is deleted, but the computer itself is still on and still has SEP installed, then it too will move into the "Default Group" in the SEPM.
Is it possible the computer accounts were deleted from AD before the computers themselves were decommissioned?
As you are on SEP12.1RU2, the "Delete clients that have not connected for specified time" setting is now under ADMIN -> Domains -> Domain Properties.
However, these should only really take effect for non-AD synced groups.
Ideally, for AD synced groups, the computer in question has had SEP removed from it (or been wiped) first, before its computer account is deleted from AD and synced back to SEPM.
Does this match your general processes? If so, a record for the computers in question should not have appeared within the "Default Group" on the SEPM, and we'll need to look a little deeper.
Yup, essentially if the SEP Client on a machine manages to connect to the SEPM after the computer record has been deleted from AD (and subsequently the AD Sync'd group in the SEPM), then it will drop into the "Default Group".
At this point, even if the machine is blown to smithereens, the computer record will remain in the "Default Group" until the "Delete clients that have not connected for specified time" threshold is reached. See the below article for the old and new locations of this setting:


text:
From The Atlantic
It took $500 million and nearly two decades of work. Here's how the city did it.
Detroit is activating a specific section of the U.S. bankruptcy code that applies to municipalities.
A new Department of Energy mapping tool reveals that climate change has already contributed to blackouts and raised utility bills for many Americans.
L.A. homeowners can trade green (lawns) for green (cash).
Don't get too excited — this prototype technically won't let you sail above your morning commute.
Corporate real estate data offer unexpectedly riveting views into the past.
In its final weekend, ridership was up more than 200 percent.


text:
When you're eating gluten free, you might miss some old favorites, like a stack of pancakes on a cold winter morning.
Here's a delicious recipe that will help you enjoy that weekend luxury again! This gluten free pancake recipe is tasty, and has a good texture too.
The pancake recipe is also lactose free, so that's an added bonus if you have that intolerance too.
The recipe is from a new cookbook – The Intolerant Gourmet: Glorious Food Without Gluten & Lactose – by award-winning cookbook author, Barbara Kafka. It's a great cookbook, that just happens to be gluten- and lactose-free. There are about 300 recipes, so you should find lots of new treats to try.
Intolerant Gourmet Pancakes
- 3/4 cup white rice flour
- 1/2 cup chickpea flour
- 1/2 cup potato starch
- 1/4 cup tapioca flour
- 1 tbsp baking powder
- 1 tsp coarse kosher salt
- 1 cup well-stirred coconut milk
- 2 large eggs
- 6 tbsp safflower oil + more for frying
- In a medium bowl, whisk the flours, baking powder and salt.
- In a small bowl, whisk the coconut milk, eggs, and 6 tbsp oil.
- Whisk liquids into flour mixture, until well combined.
- Heat a large, non-stick skillet over high heat (Lightly drizzle with oil, if desired)
- Pour batter, 1/4 cup at a time, to fit the skillet
- Reduce heat to medium.
- Cook until edges are crisp and bubbles appear on the surface – about 2 minutes.
- Flip pancakes with spatula, and cook for 1 to 2 minutes, until bottom is lightly browned (Pancakes will be quite white)
- Remove pancakes to a plate, and cover with foil, to keep warm, while making the remaining pancakes.
Makes 12 pancakes.


text:
Wayne Williams
The curious and controversial string of deaths that sparked a two-year reign of terror in Atlanta, Georgia, has been labeled "child murders," even though a suspect – ultimately blamed for the 23 of 30 "official" homicides – was finally convicted only in the deaths of two adult ex-convicts. Today, about two decades after that suspect's arrest, the case remains, in many minds, an unsolved mystery.
Investigation of the case began, officially, on July 28, 1979. That afternoon, a woman hunting empty cans and bottles in Atlanta stumbled on a pair of corpses, carelessly concealed in roadside undergrowth. One victim, shot with a .22-caliber weapon, was identified as 14-year-old Edward Smith, reported missing on July 21. The other was 13-year-old Alfred Evans, last seen alive on July 25; the coroner ascribed his death to "probable" asphyxiation. Both dead boys, like all of those to come, were African-American.
On September 4, Milton Harvey, age 14, vanished during a neighborhood bike ride. His body was recovered three weeks later, but the cause of death remains officially "unknown." Yusef Bell, a nine-year-old, was last seen alive when his mother sent him to the store on October 21. Found dead in an abandoned school November 8, he had been manually strangled by a powerful assailant.
Angel Lenair, age 12, was the first recognized victim of 1980. Reported missing on March 4, she was found six days later, tied to a tree with her hands bound behind her. The first female victim, she had been sexually abused and strangled; someone else's panties were extracted from her throat.
On March 11, Jeffrey Mathis vanished on an errand to the store. Eleven months would pass before recovery of his skeletal remains, advanced decomposition ruling out a declaration on the cause of death. On May 18, 14-year-old Eric Middlebrooks left home after receiving a telephone call from persons unknown. Found the next day, his death was blamed on head injuries, inflicted with a blunt instrument.
The terror escalated that summer. On June 9, Christopher Richardson, 12, vanished en route to a neighborhood swimming pool. Latonya Wilson was abducted from her home on June 22, the night before her seventh birthday, bringing Federal agents into the case. The following day, 10-year-old Aaron Wyche was reported missing by his family. Searchers found his body on June 24, lying beneath a railroad trestle, his neck broken. Originally dubbed an accident, Aaron's death was subsequently added to the growing list of dead and missing blacks.
Anthony Carter, age nine, disappeared while playing near his home on July 6, 1980; recovered the following day, he was dead from multiple stab wounds. Earl Terrell joined the list on July 30, when he vanished from a public swimming pool. Skeletal remains discovered on January 9, 1981, would yield no clues about the cause of death.
Next up on the list was 12-year-old Clifford Jones, snatched off the street and strangled on August 20. With the recovery of his body in October, homicide detectives interviewed five witnesses who named his killer as a white man, later jailed in 1981 on charges of attempted rape and sodomy. Those witnesses provided details of the crime consistent with the placement and condition of the victim's body, but detectives chose to ignore their sworn statements, listing Jones with other victims of the "unknown" murderer.
Darren Glass, an 11-year-old, vanished near his home on September 14, 1980. Never found, he joins the list primarily because authorities don't know what else to do with his case. October's victim was Charles Stephens, reported missing on the 9th and recovered the next day, his life extinguished by asphyxiation. Capping off the month, authorities discovered skeletal remains of Latonya Wilson on October 18, but they could not determine how she died.
On November 1, nine-year-old Aaron Jackson's disappearance was reported to police by frantic parents. The boy was found on November 2, another victim of asphyxiation. Patrick Rogers, 15, followed on November 10. His pitiful remains, skull crushed by heavy blows, were not unearthed until February 1981.
Two days after New Year's, the elusive slayer picked off Lubie Geter, strangling the 14-year-old and dumping his body where it would not be found until February 5. Terry Pue, 15, went missing on January 22 and was found the next day, strangled with a cord or piece of rope. This time, detectives said that special chemicals enabled them to lift a suspect's fingerprints from Terry's corpse. Unfortunately, they were not on file with any law enforcement agency in the United States.
Patrck Baltazar, age 12, disappeared on February 6. His body was found a week later, marked by ligature strangulation, and the skeletal remains of Jeffrey Mathis were discovered nearby. A 13-year-old, Curtis Walker, was strangled on February 19 and found the same day. Joseph Bell, 16, was asphyxiated on March 2. Timothy Hill, on March 11, was recorded as a drowning victim.
On March 30, Atlanta police added their first adult victim to the list of murdered children. He was Larry Rogers, 20, linked with younger victims by the fact that he had been asphyxiated. No cause of death was determined for a second adult victim, 21-year-old Eddie Duncan, but he made the list anyway, when his body was found on March 31. On April 1, ex-convict Michael McIntosh, age 23, was added to the roster on grounds that he, too, had been asphyxiated.
By April 1981, it seemed apparent that the "child murders" case was getting out of hand. Community critics denounced the official victims list as incomplete and arbitrary, citing cases like the January 1981 murder of Faye Yearby to prove their point. Like "official" victim Angel Lenair, Yearby was bound to a tree by her killer, hands behind her back; she had been stabbed to death, like four acknowledged victims on the list. Despite those similarities, police rejected Yearby's case on grounds that (a) she was a female – as were Wilson and Lenair – and (b) that she was "too old" at age 22, although the last acknowledged victim had been 23. Author Dave Dettlinger, examining police malfeasance in the case, suggests that 63 potential "pattern" victims were capriciously omitted from the "official" roster, 25 of them after a suspect's arrest supposedly ended the killing.
In April 1981, FBI spokesmen declared that several of the crimes were "substantially solved," outraging blacks with suggestions that some of the dead had been slain by their own parents. While that storm was raging, Roy Innis, leader of the Congress of Racial Equality, went public with the story of a female witness who described the murders as the actions of a cult involved with drugs, pornography, and Satanism. Innis led searchers to an apparent ritual site, complete with large inverted crosses, and his witness passed two polygraph examinations, but by that time police had focused their attention on another suspect, narrowing their scrutiny to the exclusion of all other possibilities.
On April 21, Jimmy Payne, a 21-year-old ex-convict, was reported missing in Atlanta. Six days later, when his body was recovered, death was publicly attributed to suffocation, and his name was added to the list of murdered "children." William Barrett, 17, went missing May 11; he was found the next day, another victim of asphyxiation.
Several bodies had, by now, been pulled from local rivers, and police were staking out the waterways by night. In the predawn hours of May 22, a rookie officer stationed under a bridge on the Chattahoochee River reported hearing "a splash" in the water nearby. Above him, a car rumbled past, and officers manning the bridge were alerted. Police and FBI agents halted a vehicle driven by Wayne Bertam Williams, a black man, and spent two hours grilling him and searching his car, before they let him go. On May 24, the corpse of Nathaniel Cater, a 27-year-old convicted felon, was fished out of the river downstream. Authorities put two and two together and focused their probe on Wayne Williams.
From the start, he made a most unlikely suspect. The only child of two Atlanta schoolteachers, Williams still lived with his parents at age 23. A college dropout, he cherished ambitions of earning fame and fortune as a music promoter. In younger days, he had constructed a working radio station in the basement of the family home.
On June 21, Williams was arrested and charged with the murder of Nathaniel Cater, despite testimony from four witnesses who reported seeing Cater alive on May 22 and 23, after the infamous "splash." On July 17, Williams was indicted for killing two adults – Cater and Payne – while newspapers trumpeted the capture of Atlanta's "child killer."
At his trial, beginning in December 1981, the prosecution painted Williams as a violent homosexual and bigot, so disgusted with his own race that he hoped to wipe out future generations by killing black children before they could breed. One witness testified that he saw Williams holding hands with Nathaniel Cater on May 21, a few hours before "the splash." Another, 15 years old, told the courts that Williams had paid him two dollars for the privilege of fondling his genitals. Along the way, authorities announced the addition of a final victim, 28-year-old John Porter, to the list of victims.
Defense attorney tried to balance the scales with testimony from a woman who admitted having "normal sex" with Williams, but the prosecution won a crucial point when the presiding judge admitted testimony on 10 other deaths from the "child murders" list, designed to prove a pattern in the slayings. One of those admitted was the case of Terry Pue, but neither side had anything to say about the fingerprints allegedly recovered from his corpse in January 1981.
The most impressive evidence of guilt was offered by a team of scientific experts, dealing with assorted hairs and fibers found on certain victims. Testimony indicated that some fibers from a brand of carpet found inside the Williams home (and many other homes, as well) had been identified on several bodies. Further, victims Middlebrooks, Wyche, Cater, Terrell, Jones, and Stephens all supposedly bore fibers from the trunk liner of 1979 Ford automobile owned by the Williams family. The clothes of victim Stephens also allegedly yielded fibers from a second car – a 1970 Chevrolet – owned by Wayne's parents. Curiously, jurors were not informed of multiple eyewitness testimony naming a different suspect in the Jones case, nor were they advised of a critical gap in the prosecution's fiber evidence.
Specifically, Wayne Williams had no access to the vehicles in question at the times when three of the six "fiber" victims were killed. Wayne's father took the Ford in for repairs at 9:00A.M. on July 30, 1980, nearly five hours before Earl Terrell vanished that afternoon. Terrell was long dead before Williams got the car back on August 7, and it was retuned to the shop the next morning (August 8), still refusing to start. A new estimate on repair costs was so expensive that Wayne's father refused to pay, and the family never again had access to the car. Meanwhile, Clifford Jones was kidnapped on August 20 and Charles Stephens on October 9, 1980. He defendant's family did not purchase the 1970 Chevrolet in question until October 21, 12 days after Stephen's death.
On February 27, 1982, Wayne Williams was convicted on two counts of murder and sentenced to a double term of life imprisonment. Two days later, the Atlanta "child murders" task force officially disbanded, announcing that 23 of 30 "list" cases were considered solved with his conviction, even though no charges had been filed. The other seven cases, still open, reverted to the normal homicide detail and remain unsolved to this day.
In November 1985, a new team of lawyers uncovered once-classified documents from an investigation of the Ku Klux Klan, conducted during 1980 and 1981 by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. A spy inside the Klan told GBI agents that Klansmen were "killing the children" in Atlanta, hoping to provoke a race war. One Klansman in particular, Charles Sanders, allegedly boasted of murdering "List" victim Lubie Geter, following a personal altercation. Geter reportedly struck Sanders's car with a go-cart, prompting the Klansman to tell his friend, "I'm gonna kill him. I'm gonna choke the black bastard to death." (Geter was, in fact, strangled, some three months after the incident in question.) In early 1981, the same informant told GBI agents that "after twenty black-child killings, they, the Klan, were going to start killing black women." Perhaps coincidentally, police records note the unsolved murders of numerous black women in Atlanta in 1980-82, with most of the victims strangled. On July 10, 1998, Butts County Superior Court Judge Hal Craig rejected the latest appeal for a new trial in Williams's case, based on suppression of critical evidence 15 years earlier.


text:
October 4, 2015
VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) - Engineers blame a short in a power line for an accident that left people in Valdosta unable to drink the city's water.
WALB-TV reported Monday that an underground power line shorted out, causing the system to overload and motors to fail.
Officials said water used for drinking, food preparation and teeth brushing should be boiled for at least one minute.
City authorities said they hope the water system will be working normally by Wednesday.
(Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
A broad range of health care and support services
provided in people's homes.
Home Care can provide any or all of the following services:
Note that not every agency provides all of the above services. Ask about the services you particularly would like for yourself or your loved one when you contact the licensed Home Care agency of your choice.Ā (see below)
A special note about HOSPICE CARE:
WHERE and WHEN is Home Care Available ?
WHO Can Receive Home Care?
WHO Pays for Home Care?
* Note that each payor has rules which determine
what type of care is covered and
which patients will qualify for care at home
HOW Do You Obtain Home Care?
Be Sure to Choose a Licensed, High Quality Home Care Agency
Agencies in New Jersey may be licensed as:
Other Quality Controls to ask agencies about include:
Other Questions Your May Want to Ask
Try to Be Well-informed BEFORE your need for Home
Care is urgent.
Consumer Information is available free from:


text:
MONROE, Mich. (June 21, 2010) – La-Z-Boy, one of the
world's leading residential La-Z-Boy.com/">furniture producers,
has announced the addition of a new La-Z-Boy Comfort Studio®
to Brown's Furniture in Palmyra, Mo., at 410 East Lafayette Street.
The new La-Z-Boy.com/contactus/find_a_dealer.aspx">Comfort Studio
features 6,095 square-feet of retail space dedicated to the broad selection of La-Z-Boy® furniture for the family room and
living room, including the company's world famous recliners, motion sofas, sleep
sofas, sectionals and leather upholstery.
"La-Z-Boy furniture has always stood for comfort, and
we're proud to partner with such a well-known furniture brand to bring its wide
selection and stellar reputation to Palmyra residents," said Charles Brown, store
owner. "The addition of this Comfort Studio demonstrates the commitment we have
to offering our customers the best selection of comfortable, quality furnishings
In addition to the company's wide selection of upholstered furniture,
La-Z-Boy offers hundreds of fabric and leather choices for custom-made
furniture, as well as many pre-selected pairings for quicker delivery.
"We are especially pleased to be adding a La-Z-Boy Comfort Studio
to Brown's Furniture in Palmyra," said Greg White, senior vice president of sales
and merchandising for La-Z-Boy. "Through our partnership,
we are strengthening our presence in Missouri and making it even easier for local
customers to find our quality products."
About La-Z-Boy
Headquartered in Monroe, Mich., La-Z-Boy has been producing some of the world's most comfortable
furniture for over 85 years. The company manufactures a full line of comfortable products for the
living room and family room, including the company's world-famous recliners, reclining sofas and love seats,
sleep sofas, modular furniture and leather upholstery, as well as stationary sofas, love seats and chairs.
It is a division of La-Z-Boy Incorporated (NYSE: LZB),
one of the world's leading residential furniture producers,
marketing furniture for every room of the home. "Live Life Comfortably.®"


text:
Police: Palm Bay man stole bank card from mother
Man remained jailed on Christmas Day
A 26-year-old Palm Bay man remained in jail Christmas Day after police said he pushed his way into a home and wrestled a bank card from his mother before fleeing.
Local 6 news partner Florida Today reports Andrew Huggins was charged with strong arm robbery, theft and fraud over the weekend after Palm Bay Police were called to a home in the 1600 block of San Diego to investigate a disturbance.
He remains held at the Brevard County Jail Complex on a $19,000 bond, records show.
A judge Sunday barred him from seeing his mother as a condition of his release and that he also be fitted with a monitoring device as a condition of any release from jail, records show.
Police said Huggins had returned to the home Saturday and stormed his way into the home while his father was away and grabbed the bank card from his mother.
Officers used police dogs to track his scent and located him hiding beneath a pile of blankets in a neighbor's garage. He was arrested and taken to the Brevard County Jail Com
Copyright 2012 by ClickOrlando.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
NOTTINGHAM winger Jack Cobden has been
forced out of today's (Sunday, February 24) British and Irish Cup
clash against Llandovery due to illness.
GROUNDED: Jack
Cobden will not face Llandovery and has been made to wait to join
100 club at Nottingham. PIC: Alison Bowden
Cobden was poised to make his 100th appearance for
the Green and Whites in the must-win Pool 8 match at Meadow Lane
Stadium (2.15pm kick-off).
David Jackson has been called up as Cobden's replacement and
will start on the left wing in the showdown for top spot in the
group and a place in the quarter-finals.
Nottingham needs a comprehensive bonus-point win over the Welsh
Principality Premiership side to progress to the knock-out stage of
the cross-border competition. The Green and Whites also need to
keep the visitors quiet, with Llandovery needing only a losing
bonus-point to advance to the next round.
AMENDED: Nottingham Rugby team to face Llandovery at
Meadow Lane on Sunday, February 24 (2.15pm kick-off):15
Andrew Savage 14 Alex Lewington 13 Tim Streather 12 Andy Forsyth 11
David Jackson 10 James Arlidge 9 Sean Romans 1 Jonny Harris 2 Joe
Duffey 3 Michael Holford 4 Dan Montagu 5 Nic Rouse 6 Rupert Cooper
7 Tom Calladine 8 Alex Shaw.
Replacements from:16 Shaun Malton 17 Ryan Bower
18 Joe Quinn 19 Phil Eggleshaw 20 Finlay Barnham 21 Rory Lynn 22
Joe Cobden.


text:
JAY PEAK - With more than 100 onlookers taking in every word from Jay Peak CEO Bill Stenger, the ribbon was cut at the brand new Stateside Hotel at Jay Peak.
Please see The Newport Daily Express Monday for the complete story.
JAY PEAK - Ariel Quiros knows a good deal and an opportunity when he sees one. With that mindset Quiros purchased Flight Design America privately and will build a factory to assemble its newly designed state-of-the-art aircraft at the Newport Airport.
Merranda Price, Jessica Judd, Mark Hayes III, Carol Piper and Carol Ricard, all from Hayes Ford, have worked hard this year to collect presents for residents of area health care facilities. Please see the story in The Newport Daily Express Friday.
The North Country Union Junior High School presented its Holiday Concert Tuesday evening.
For more information and another photo, please see The Newport Daily Express Friday.
LOWELL — The trial over who owns the crane path on Lowell Mountain on which demonstrators were protesting will be ready to move forward sometime in August 2014, or after.
Please see The Newport Daily Express Friday for the complete story.
NEWPORT CITY - For years, the Newport Parks and Recreation Department has worked well in giving youth and young adults who work with Creative Workforce Solutions (CWS) and supporting agencies the opportunity obtain job experience.
Please see The Newport Daily Express Thursday for the complete story.
NEWPORT CITY - It was round three Monday night as Police Chief Seth DiSanto pitched the idea of hiring a new patrol officer. DiSanto gave his plea while the city council reviewed the proposed municipal 2014-2015 fiscal year budget.
NEWPORT CITY - A group of individuals and organizations have formed a partnership with a mission to increase the economic and social lifestyle in Newport City, as well as the surrounding area.
DERBY CENTER - The North Country Union Junior High School board got a first in-depth look at the proposed FY2015 budget and decided to see if any costs could be pared. On Monday, December 16, Principal Nicole Corbett presented a draft which was also prepared by business manager Glenn Hankinson.
Please see The Newport Daily Express Wednesday for the complete story.
NEWPORT CITY - The Newport City Council approved on Monday evening the purchase of a new heavy rescue fire truck.
Please see The Newport Daily Express Wednesday to see how much the city will pay for the new truck.


text:
Want to let you know I will be off line while moving to the woods and finding internet service out there. I think the electric company has something. Will sign back in later. Until then Peace and Love to all. Ben thanks for the cool comment on Robert.
Gunner moving to never never land in the middle of BEAUTIFUL Missouri
Going Dark
Discussions related to 12 Step Recovery and Treatment
5 posts • Page 1 of 1
Had to come into town. Hooked in to service here. Looks like the only thing I will get in the woods is dial up/ OH No. Have been cleaning house. Isn't that what the book said????//////. Great to get caught up on reading what you guys have to say. Helps me often, often, often. Back to the peaceful obodes of the woods. DEER today in the back yard. Being Sober really gives us a chance to enjoy life. Page 132.
Peace and Love all
Peace and Love all
5 posts • Page 1 of 1
Return to "12 Step Treatment and Recovery"
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest


text:
Artur Mas Attends Closing Rally Ahead Of Catalan Elections In Barcelona
Parole chiave
President of Catalonia and President of the Pro-independent political... Foto di attualitàArtur Mas,Bandiera,Barcellona - Spagna,Chiudere,Composizione orizzontale,Democrazia,Elezione,Elezioni primarie,Palau Sant Jordi,Parlare,Partito politico,Politica,Raduno politico,Sostenitore,SpagnaPhotographer David RamosCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesBARCELONA, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 23: President of Catalonia and President of the Pro-independent political party Convergence and Union (CIU) Artur Mas speaks as supporters display a 'Estelada', the Pro-Independence Catalonia's flag, during the closing rally ahead of Catalan Elections, at the Palau Sant Jordi on November 23, 2012 in Barcelona, Spain. Over five million Catalans will be voting in Parliamentary elections on November 25, with opinion polls showing majority support for pro-independence parties. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)


text:
Why physicians and nurses ask (or don't) about partner violence: a qualitative analysis
1 Arthur Labatt Family School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, Western University, London, Canada
2 Public Health Research, Education & Development Program, Middlesex-London Health Unit, London, Canada
3 Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University, London, Canada
4 St. Joseph's Health Care, London, Canada
5 Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada
6 Faculty of Information & Media Studies, Western University, London, Canada
7 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences, and of Pediatrics, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada
BMC Public Health 2012, 12:473 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-12-473Published: 21 June 2012
Intimate partner violence (IPV) against women is a serious public health issue and is associated with significant adverse health outcomes. The current study was undertaken to: 1) explore physicians' and nurses' experiences, both professional and personal, when asking about IPV; 2) determine the variations by discipline; and 3) identify implications for practice, workplace policy and curriculum development.
Physicians and nurses working in Ontario, Canada were randomly selected from recognized discipline-specific professional directories to complete a 43-item mailed survey about IPV, which included two open-ended questions about barriers and facilitators to asking about IPV. Text from the open-ended questions was transcribed and analyzed using inductive content analysis. In addition, frequencies were calculated for commonly described categories and the Fisher's Exact Test was performed to determine statistical significance when examining nurse/physician differences.
Of the 931 respondents who completed the survey, 769 (527 nurses, 238 physicians, four whose discipline was not stated) provided written responses to the open-ended questions. Overall, the top barriers to asking about IPV were lack of time, behaviours attributed to women living with abuse, lack of training, language/cultural practices and partner presence. The most frequently reported facilitators were training, community resources and professional tools/protocols/policies. The need for additional training was a concern described by both groups, yet more so by nurses. There were statistically significant differences between nurses and physicians regarding both barriers and facilitators, most likely related to differences in role expectations and work environments.
This research provides new insights into the complexities of IPV inquiry and the inter-relationships among barriers and facilitators faced by physicians and nurses. The experiences of these nurses and physicians suggest that more supports (e.g., supportive work environments, training, mentors, consultations, community resources, etc.) are needed by practitioners. These findings reflect the results of previous research yet offer perspectives on why barriers persist. Multifaceted and intersectoral approaches that address individual, interpersonal, workplace and systemic issues faced by nurses and physicians when inquiring about IPV are required. Comprehensive frameworks are needed to further explore the many issues associated with IPV inquiry and the interplay across these issues.


text:
Select Local Merchants
Tails To NailsRead MoreYour pet deserves the best products and that's why Tails To Nails in Fort Mitchell carries healthy and affordable supplies. When it comes to keeping your pets well-fed, they have all the supplies you need. Stock up on bowls and other feeders here. There's no better way to welcome a new pet into your home than with some great supplies from here, such as carriers. Looking for a little place for your pet to call home? Choose from a wide selection of pet apparel and pet toys. When was the last time you had your pet's health checked? Tails To Nails offers top-notch health services as well, including healthcare. Get ready for a tail-wagging good time with so many entertaining pet toys from Tails To Nails, including pet apparel and pet toys. For parking, you'll be able to look towards the nearby area for available space. You don't have to travel far for great pet supplies. Tails To Nails in Fort Mitchell is close by and offers endless deals.4147 Madison PikeFort Mitchell, KY US
Poo 2 PoofRead MoreWhat services does your business offer and what makes your business stand out from the competition? We strive to be lowest cost option when it comes to dog waste removal. We also pride ourselves into being customer service oriented, and being a simple, easy to understand business. Of the products you sell, which are your favorites? Being a service business, no products are sold. What was the inspiration to start or run this business? I believe in the American dream of being able to work for yourself and continue to pursue this dream. My goal is to expand the business and create jobs. What do you love most about your job? What I love most about my job is my meeting new people and being able to provide a desired service. I also love dogs and can appreciate the camaraderie they provide.32 Ann StreetFlorence, KY US
Grooming DalesRead MoreWhether you want small pets or need pet supplies, Groomingdales can help you take care of your pets in Union. There are plenty of services available to ensure your pet's well-being, such as healthcare. When it comes to keeping your pet well-fed, this place has all the great supplies you need, such as bowls and other feeders. Keep your pet entertained for hours with all the fun toys in stock, including pet apparel and pet toys. If you just added a new addition to your family, you can pick some basic pet supplies such as carriers here. Groomingdales has everything you need to give your pet all the comforts and safety of a home. Check out their wide selection of pet apparel and pet toys. You'll be relieved to know that there's nearby parking available to Groomingdales. Whether you're looking to adopt a new friend or just picking up supplies for your pets at home, Groomingdales has everything you need.9960 Old Union RdUnion, KY US
Pet's PlusRead MoreWhen Spot and Kitty need more food, comfortable beds, or just a good toy, there's no choice but to head to Pet's Plus in Taylor Mill. Pet's Plus provides easy access to an adjacent lot. So stop by Pet's Plus for all your pet-related needs.5054 Old Taylor Mill RdTaylor Mill, KY US
Melody Manor Dog Grooming SalonRead MoreWhether you're going for a smoky eye or a natural look, Newport's Melody Manor Dog Grooming Salon has the perfect cosmetic products for you. Melody Manor Dog Grooming Salon offers a plethora of beauty services such as make up application, but that's just the tip of their offerings. Melody Manor Dog Grooming Salon stocks the shelves with new products on a daily basis. Be sure to see what's happening in the world of makeup.935 Monmouth StreetNewport, KY US
Audubon WorkshopRead MoreShower your pets with love by making purchases at Audubon Workshop in Greendale. Keep your pet well-fed and healthy with their quality feeding supplies, including bowls and other feeders. Parking-wise, the area has many options for drivers. Don't go a long day without a cute pet running around the house. Come to Audubon Workshop!5200 Schenley PlGreendale, IN US


text:
Speaking at Oracle Training Days
A first for me. I'm attending a non-SQL Server event, trying to bring a little knowledge of my platform to those that typically work on the Oracle side of things.
The Rocky Mountain Oracle Users Group is holding their Training Days 2013 event on Feb 11-13 in Denver and a few of us SQL Server people were invited to speak.
I'll be talking about Database Maintenance one of the days, hopefully ensuring that some of the "accidental" SQL Server DBAs that also manage Oracle understand the basics of maintenance in SQL Server.
One Comment
Very nice blog.good and useful blog for who have no idea of oracle.good format and informative structure.
Comments are closed.


text:
Chuck Carte
Chuck Carte – Acting Watch Commander/Deck Commander
Chuck Carte, gifted bird trainer and long-time friend of Doc Geressy, joined the Carolina Ghostbusters in June of 2010. Chuck is a screen-writer, director, author, and teacher, and his often child-like wonderment makes him truly the heart of the Carolina Ghostbusters.
Chuck attended UNC Charlotte and holds a bachelor's degree in English with two minors, one in American Studies the other in Film. He has studied American Gothic and American Horror Literature under Dr. Daniel Shealy, renowned expert on the subjects of horror and the occult. Chuck also studied under writers Aimee Parkinson, writer of Woman with Dark Horses, and Andrew Hartley, writer of The Mask of Atreus, and under acclaimed theater director and movie producer Lon Bumgardner.
Chuck received his teaching degree from the University of Phoenix and is now head of the English Department at an alternative school in the Stanley County School System, where he works with at-risk students and mentors youth. Chuck has been working with the public education system for five years and, prior to becoming chair of the English department, served as head of the Theater Department for two years where he directed five shows, including two dinner theaters and a run of The Pink Panther Strikes Again.
Chuck has always been interested in the unexplained. As a writer, he always looks for reason behind mystery; truth behind conjecture. Ever since he was a child, Chuck has believed there is more out there than can be seen by the naked eye. As an avid believer in the paranormal and the extraterrestrial, Chuck uses his love of science and his appreciation of the occult to guide him in investigations and his other duties as a member of the team.
Chuck is an accomplished writer. Some of his publications include an academic article on the graphic novel V for Vendetta discussing the function of literary parallelism in the work, the stories In Justice We Trusted and Even the Water Runs Cold Here for a literary journal, and the poem Of Black Dust and Diamonds. Additionally, Chuck has finished his first feature-length screenplay and was a regular contributor to The Plain Clothes Superheroes Blog of Justice blog, where he wrotes articles on topics in geek culture and co-hosted his own podcast. Chuck is also a regular co-host on the Carolina Ghostbusters' podcast The Sci-Fried Eggs.
Though Chuck is the youngest member of the group, he is highly decorated for service in the line of duty and to the profession. Chuck also serves as the Deck Commander of the Carolina Ghostbusters. Chuck is the winner of the 2011 PKE Surge Iron Man Award for his Slime Blower. He has an impressive attendance record and was the first member of the crew to earn a Humanitarian Service Ribbon Bronze Palm. Chuck's favorite events include meeting Ghostbusters founder Dan Aykroyd and going to Dragon*Con.
Email Chuck: email@example.com


text:
Bryant vs. Saint Anselm
March 22, 2006
|Bryan Molk
|(1, 4)
|Adam Smith
|(2, 3)
|Kevin Hoagland
|(3, 0)
|Craig Buckhout
|(1, 1)
|Matt Mckeefrey
|(2, 0)
|Bryan Kaufmann
|(2, 0)
|Steve Coppinger
|(2, 0)
|Vince Zorskas
|(1, 0)
|Jedd Storoshenko
|(1, 0)
|Corey Crosbie
|(1, 0)
|Michael Kennedy
|8 (0.571)
|Brad Burkhardt
|5 (0.714)
|Current Record
|go to Bryant page
|Chris Murphy
|(4, 0)
|Brian Hubert
|(0, 2)
|Ryan Higgins
|(1, 1)
|Steve Trocki
|(1, 0)
|Matthew Surette
|(1, 0)
|Paul Driscoll
|(1, 0)
|James Roughen
|(0, 1)
|Alex Gostanian
|10 (0.385)
|Current Record
|Saint Anselm
|go to Saint Anselm page
|The Game Story:
|SMITHFIELD, RI ~V Bryant University freshman Kevin Hoagland
(Glastonbury, Conn.) scored three goals while Adam Smith (Bainbridge
Island, WA) added two goals plus three assists to help lead the eighth-
ranked Bulldogs to a 16-8 win over visiting Saint Anselm College in
Northeast-10 Conference lacrosse action here Wednesday afternoon.
Bryant (3-1, 1-0 NE-10) fell behind 2-0 early as Saint Anselm got
goals from Chris Murphy (Winchester, MA) and Steve Trocki (Braintree,
MA) to start the game before Bryan Kauffman (Putnam Valley, NY) put
the Bulldogs on the board with a man-advantage goal at 6:21 of the
Saint Anselm (1-4, 0-2 NE-10) would take a 3-2 lead into the second
quarter before Bryant scored six unanswered goals in the quarter to
take a 7-3 lead as Hoagland notched a pair of even-strength tallies to
key the spurt.
Leading 7-4 at the half, Bryant would stretch its lead to 11-5 after a
goal from Steve Coppinger (Bethesda, Md.) and Bryant would roll from
there. Coppinger, a senior preseason all-America selection, finished
with two goals in the game.
Bryan Molk (Peabody, MA) had a goal and added four assists. Saint
Anselm was led by Murphy~Rs four goals. Bryant will travel to Pace
University Saturday for a 1 pm game.


text:
Avoid alcohol: Alcohol consumption can cause excessive muscle relaxation. Avoiding alcohol for at least four hours before bedtime may help.
Relieve nasal obstruction: Adhesive nasal strips (Breathe Right, others) or corticosteroid nasal sprays can help reduce nasal obstruction that can contribute to snoring.
Change sleep positions: In back sleepers, the tongue can sag and narrow the airway during sleep. A doctor can suggest techniques to learn to sleep comfortably in other positions.
Stop smoking: Smoking is associated with an increased risk of snoring. People who stop have a lower rate of snoring.
Try assistive devices: The most effective treatment for snoring is a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine. It delivers pressurized air through a mask, keeping the upper airway open during sleep. Some people have difficulty wearing a mask at night. An oral appliance from a specially trained dentist or orthodontist can help keep the throat open, too, and may be less obtrusive than a CPAP machine.
Consider surgery: Several surgical procedures can help reduce snoring, either by cutting away excess mouth and throat tissue or by stiffening tissues of the soft palate to prevent vibration and sagging. Surgery is considered a last resort because it can cause side effects and complications. Typically, there's only a 50 percent chance that snoring will improve over the long term.
Let's Not Repeat That Pain: Tips to Reduce Risk of Kidney Stones
ROCHESTER, Minn. -- Passing kidney stones can be an extremely painful process that no one wants to repeat. But patients who have experienced kidney stones have a 50 percent chance of recurrence within 10 years. The September issue of Mayo Clinic Health Letter covers how kidney stones are formed, treatment options and
|SOURCE Mayo Clinic
Copyright©2009 PR Newswire.
All rights reserved


text:
Report: Jeep Grand Cherokee headed for Detroit reveal on diesel power
Filed under: SUV, Jeep, Off-Road
Time to quit your bellyaching and pony up your pennies, Jeep fans. Chrysler has announced the Jeep Grand Cherokee will bow with a 3.0-liter V6 turbodiesel engine in the first quarter of next year. The engine yields 237 horsepower and an impressive 406 pound-feet of torque, and all that twist shows up from 1,800 rpm on. If you're counting, that's 16 lb-ft more than the 5.7-liter V8. Expect to see it bolted to a six-speed automatic transmission. As you may recall, this isn't the first time we've heard this news.
Jeep CEO Mike Manley let the news slip while speaking with Ward's Auto at the LA Auto Show, and said if buyer feedback is any indication, the new model should see healthy sales. Manley also pointed to the now deceased Liberty diesel, which the executive said that enjoyed a faithful, if small following. Odds are we'll hear more about pricing and fuel economy when the diesel Grand Cherokee gets an official unveil at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.
Jeep Grand Cherokee headed for Detroit reveal on diesel power originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 05 Dec 2012 16:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.2013-dodge-dart, aston-martin, cars, celebrities, chrysler, comparisons, diesel, jeep, jeep-grand-cherokee, lamborghini, land-rover, mercedes-benz, mitsubishi, permalink, racing, report-abuse, rolls-royce, safety, smart, volkswagen
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
In 2013, Latvia's net ODA amounted to USD 24 million, representing an increase of 12% in real terms over 2012. The ratio of ODA as a share of GNI also rose, from 0.07% to 0.08%. Multilateral ODA accounted for 94% of Latvia's total ODA in 2013.
Cette page contient toutes les informations se rapportant à la mise en oeuvre de la Convention de l'OCDE sur la lutte contre la corruption en Lettonie.
English, , 28kb
Ministers representing the nations of South East Europe met in Vienna on 18 July 2002 under the auspices of the Stability Pact Investment Compact to sign this declaration on common principles and best practices designed to attract private investment in the region.
English, , 114kb
The aim of this paper is to provide a statistical update of an earlier analysis on FDI in South East European countries and includes Moldova among the countries covered. Various features of FDI in the region and in individual countries are presented in 29 tables. This study, prepared by Gábor Hunya of the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies, was commissioned by the Austrian Ministry of Economy and Labour.
English, , 4,377kb
August 1993. This publication seeks to add to the understanding of the problems which policy makers of Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs) face in designing and implementing exchange control policies.


text:
Media Room
Welcome to the media room of AWineStory.com.
Founder and Publisher Marisa D'Vari is an author, producer, and former talk show host. The show, A Taste of Luxury, aired from 1995 - 2005 in Boston, New York, and Los Angeles. During that time she interviewed major celebrities in the world of food and wine including Julia Child, Robert Mondavi, Todd English, Charlie Palmer, and Daniel Boulud along with many others.
Press Releases
New Free Online Wine Magazine Features Reviews, "Insider Interviews," and Exclusive Behind-The-Scenes Reports in Wine Stores, Trade Events, and Wineries Around the World
TV Shows and Video
Interviews with Julia Child, Robert Mondavi, master sommelier Emmanuel Kimiji, and others.
Photos (high resolution)
Marisa D'Vari (17mb tif) is an excellent resource for background information on many key issues related to wine and pairing wine with food. She has numerous educational accolades, including being one of less than 326 Certified Wine Educators (from the Society of Wine Educators) around the world. Now she is a student in the Masters of Wine program, which at present has under 243 members ... less than three dozen of them women.
Marisa D'Vari can address the following questions:
- 1. Delicious and affordable wine to serve for holiday dinner parties.
- 2. How to choose wine for your host
- 3. How to order with confidence at restaurants
- 4. Business dining: The three things you must know
- 5. Choosing holiday sparklers


text:
We have three main types of volunteer roles.
Support Roles
These are for people of all ages and can be a regular commitment or occasional invovlement. They include roles such as catering for events, administrative or finance help and are vitally important to enable Exodus to operate effectively. If you are interested please fill in the conact form.
Leadership Roles
These are normally appointed by Exodus rather than applied for but include leaders. co-workers, mentors and other co-ordinators. They provide the backbone of much of the ministry of Exodus
Venue Roles
If you're a Christian who is 16 or over helping to run the programme in one of our centres on Saturday Nights you can find out more at this link.


text:
February 10, 2007 10:15 PM
A bit about North Side
I live in Ridge House, and love it. It's one of the student cooperatives through the USCA. We're a block away from the UC's North Gate, and about two minutes away from all of my classes. So, North Side is a great place to live if you're studying in CNR because you're the closest you could possibly get to these buildings: Koshland, Genetics & Plant Biology Teaching, Valley Life Science Building, Giannini, Tollman, Mulford, among others. You're also very close to the Doe and Moffit libraries. The North side of campus is quieter than the South, East, or West sides of campus. It's lined with old houses that have been converted into apartments, newer apartment buildings, and several cooperatives. Such a landscape emotes a different vibe than the run-down and bum-ridden South Side, or the frat & sorority- plagued East side.
Here's the sign from a fun niche bookstore that's on Euclid.
And some fun teacups outside Nefeli Cafe
There's more great stuff on this side of campus. Try continuing down the street as you walk through the UC's North Gate. You'll find inexpensive beer and pizza at La Val's, delicious sandwiches at Stuffed Inn, unique teacups and crisp croissants at Nefeli, fresh smoked Gouda at 7 Palms, squeezed juice and coffee at Brewed Awakening. Sure, North Side doesn't have Strada or Jupiter, but it's still a fun place to live, or just hang out.
Christina | Permalink | Comment on this article | Comments (0)
Comments (0)
There are currently no comments.
Post a Comment
Monthly Archives
Recent Posts
Finals, Life and Confusion of a College Kid
EDITED: What goes on in those bspace chat rooms


text:
|Time left:
|8d 20h 13m
|Sold by:
The 1960s saw many kinds of dresses embellished with beads. Apart from the styles influenced by the hippies in the second half of the decade, 1960s fashion took its cues from the more conservative 1950s...
For many people, thinking about the 80s inspires laughter and nostalgia. Fashion was bold, colourful, interesting, and went hand in hand with music. Dresses of the era echoed what was popular in the punk...
Accessories often make or break an outfit and should complement what you are wearing. The right necklace can be used to accent the neckline of your dress and round off a look perfectly, drawing attention...


text:
The Style Gallery is a great new way for you to view, love, and share outfit photos. It's meant to showcase
all the expressive, creative, and inspirational personalities of our community!
Love you too!
Your email has been sent!
Before you set off for the weekend market, make sure to grab this beige tote by Herschel Supply Co.! Brothers Jamie and Lyndon Cormack pay tribute to their rural hometown with their Vancouver-based brand, which produces timeless, durable designs rich with detail, like this navy-dotted accessory, which you've paired with a floral dress and faux-leather flats. Extra pockets and button closure offer safe havens for your wallet, keys, and phone, while you fill your sleek tote with vintage goodies!
Sorry this item isn't available anymore
Remarkable fashion & decor, inspired by our community, & delivered with uncommon care.
Copyright ©2002-2015 ModCloth.com. All Rights Reserved.
Site Map
CA Notice
Privacy & Security
Terms of Use