text:
Prompt, secure access to full statements:
Plan a virtual visit with a provider through your PC or mobile device:
Securely connects you to portions of your medical record:
Online second opinions from top specialists:
Securely request a copy of your Images Studies from our Images Library:
Physician-to-physician medical record access:
Medical record system for physicians in private practice:
Find phone numbers and email addresses for Cleveland Clinic Online Services:
Enter the first letters of a doctor's last name.
Use filters to find the right specialist.
Use filters to find a doctor in a particular department.
Use filters to find any doctor at a particular facility.
Use filters to find a family doctor, internist or pediatrician.
Use filters to find a primary care pediatrician or pediatric specialist.
Print a directory listing of all physicians for each institute.
Contact us with Questions
More Options
Expand Content
Residents are divided into three teams on the medical floors. Each team is composed of one senior resident and two to three first year residents, and often joined by a first year rotating resident from other programs.
Cleveland Clinic © 1995-2014. All Rights Reserved. 9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44195 | 800.223.2273 | TTY 216.444.0261


text:
Laura Christman: Bountiful can be a bit stressful
A ripe tomato plucked fresh from the garden is a wondrous thing.
Or maybe not.
My tomatoes are making me a little twitchy. They need to back off.
In July, when the tomatoes first began rolling in, production was reasonable and each tomato was received joyfully. But lately the 'maters have been coming so fast and furious that it feels like a version of the "I Love Lucy" episode with the conveyor belt at the candy factory.
Perhaps I overplanted. Ten plants for a family of four probably is overkill. The plan seemed reasonable in May when each plant was a small, skinny seedling. I based the number of plants on previous experience. Usually my crop of heirloom tomatoes leans to pitiful rather than to profuse. I continue to welcome the heirlooms into the garden each year because what they lack in quantity, they make up for in flavor. There is nothing quite like the taste of a big, weird tomato on a summer sandwich.
This year the heirlooms — at least some of them — decided to take things up a few notches. The Ananas Noire really got carried away. It developed a stalk as thick as a garden hose and has lots of leafy stems sprawling out in all directions. It seems to think it is a shrub. It has been loaded with hefty tomatoes that resemble small pumpkins. Nearby, the Snow White plant is going bonkers, churning out pale-yellow
tomatoes the size of ping-pong balls on a daily basis. And so it goes. I've got orange tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, striped tomatoes, oblong tomatoes and good old round, red tomatoes.
Other members of the garden have been dabbling in overachievement too. The two plum trees were ridiculous. And the zucchini tested me earlier in the season.
Yes, I know not to overplant zucchini. I truly believed I had purchased only one. However, a seedling labeled as a cucumber turned out to be a variety of yellow-green zucchini. As a master gardener I probably should have seen that coming. Whatever. I share the story as a cautionary tale of what zucchini are willing to do these days to get into a garden.
I don't want to sound unappreciative of my hardworking plants. There are benefits to having an enthusiastic garden.
Pumped-up produce production can take a person in new directions. Thanks to my garden, I am more culinary adventurous. I've made a tomato tart, two different plum cakes, a chocolate zucchini cake and various odd sauces.
The garden flips the process of menu planning. Typically when I go grocery shopping I have a plan (sort of) and buy ingredients to carry it out. But with just-plucked garden crops, I start with the ingredients and try to figure out what to make of them. The veggies drive the menu. (Help! My zucchini's driving!)
There are a lot of recipes out there. Unfortunately, many demand a lot of time and seem to dirty every dish in the house.
Which brings to mind my plum jelly adenture. In a moment of panic brought on by our backyard plum glut, I ventured into jelly territory. A website advised allowing 45 minutes to create a batch. Ha! Hours later, my homesteader spirit waning, I was still in the middle of the sticky, bubbly process. Eventually I was rewarded with six small jars of golden jelly.
Right about then my garden revealed a new opportunity to me: generosity.
I'm usually not good about sharing garden goodies, but this year I offered fruits and veggies to family, friends and coworkers (who seemed suspicious of my pale-green heirloom tomatoes). I also made a couple trips to food banks.
The moral of the story is …. Hmmmm, just what is it? Plant less, live more. Never trust a plum tree. Embrace zucchini casseroles.
You decide. I've got a colander of tomatoes to deal with.
Laura Christman's column runs twice a month. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com or 225-8222. Find previous columns at homegarden.redding.com.
Subscribe to the Redding Record Searchlight
Need Help? Call us at 1-877-710-6185.
Monday-Friday: 6am-6pm / Saturday & Sunday: 7am-10am

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Ways You Can Give
Friends of Scouting
Friends of Scouting is the annual campaign where the Western Colorado Council asks for general operating support from Scouting families, businesses, and civic minded citizens to fund our mission of providing the Scouting program to thousands of young people on the Western Slope.
Council Endowment Giving
Gifts to the Western Colorado Council endowment fund is the best way to ensure long term financial support of the Scouting program.uncil. The endowment is required to be spent in a certain way or invested, with the principal to remain intact in perpetuity. It is an investment into our future.
Capital Giving & Gift In-Kind
Support our facilities and customer service centers through financial and in-kind donations. We are always in need of materials for programs and office supplies. We value gifts of professional expertise in areas like PR, marketing, design, IT, and others.
Camperships - Send a Scout to Camp
Our Council has set aside a fund that exists soley to send Scouts to Camp regardless of the financial stress that may exist in homes where funds are limited. The purose of the Campership fund to relieve such stress and provide a safe, happy, and fun Boy Scout Camp experience to those Scouts in need.
Vehicle Donations
The Western Colorado Council is the recipient of all proceeds from the sale of vehicles donated to One Car One Difference®. Use your donated vehicle to help us ensure the future of America's youth.


text:
Motorcycle Stunts on Queen Mary Ship
Submitted by Brad
See Ernie Vigil, Nick Brocha and Damon Barda live at Queen Mary XDL Motorcycle Madness on August 3 and 4 at the Queen Mary in Long Beach. More info at XDLShow.com. Tickets at QueenMary.com
Also they say the Queen Mary is haunted. Can you spot the ghost?


text:
Cutting Down on Sugar>>
Although fewer of us take sugar in our tea or coffee, and we sprinkle less on our cereals and desserts, we are actually consuming more sugar, hidden away in processed foods, leading to weight problems and obesity.>>
Although fewer of us take sugar in our tea or coffee, and we sprinkle less on our cereals and desserts, we are actually consuming more sugar, hidden away in processed foods, leading to weight problems and obesity.>>
When you're feeling low, you don't necessarily need to go to the pharmacy every time. This article outlines some around-the-hosue remedies that might just get you feeling on top of things again.>>
How do you fill the protein corner of your plate? Unless you are a vegetarian (in which case protein is found in pulses such as kidney beans, black-eyed beans and lentils), your answer is probably 'with meat'.>>
Did you know that at 4 p.m. today, the majority of us still won't know what we are going to have for dinner? It sounds surprising at first—but that's because we make the false assumption that everyone else is better organized than we are.>>
Snacking isn't right for everyone who has diabetes, but for some people, especially those who go more than four or five hours between meals, snacks have a place on the menu. The trick is to choose healthy munchies.>>
What's the difference between mashed potatoes and spaghetti? The potatoes tend to send blood sugar up high in a hurry, while the pasta causes less of a stir--even if you were to eat the same amount of total carbohydrate in both cases.>>
Many of us plan our dinners, but lunch is all too often an afterthought. Like breakfast, lunch is a pretty simple meal to prepare.>>
If you go more than 4 or 5 hours between meals, a midafternoon snack might be just what the doctor ordered to help you to keep your blood glucose steady. Snacking is also important if you're taking medication that could cause a blood-glucose low between meals. Discuss with a health professional which approach is right for you.>>
How do you eat to beat diabetes? The goal is to control blood sugar while getting the right balance of nutrients for great health. But exactly what that means for you will depend on a host of factors. To plot a strategy that will work for you:>>
Sure, firing up the barbecue or gas grill provides you with a sociable, relaxing time in the backyard, which is an instant stress buster. But it's particularly beneficial for people with diabetes because grilling happens to be a healthy cooking technique.>>
Though dealing with diabetes 24-7 can seem overwhelming at first, many people willingly adjust to a new lifestyle of dedicated self-care.>>
What will most likely influence your decision to try a new product or service? Tell us for a chance to win!
Win this month's $1,000 cash prize!


text:
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Bookslut: The Interview
15 comments:
A couple of comments:
You define "Israeliless" by identifying it with the Hebrew Language...i.e. if the Arabs speak Hebrew, then they will, ipso facto, become full members of the "Hebrew Republic". Only problem is that this is no different than the French in Algeria. You come in as an "colonialist invader" (AS THE ARABS SEE IT), impose your Hebrew language and "Israeliness" which are alien to the Muslim, Arabic speaking Middle East, and then consider yourseld a big, multiculturalist liberal for doing this. The French offered full rights in their colonies like Algeria to those natives who adopted French culture (just like the "Frenchness" of the Quebeckers you mention in the interview), but the Arabs still said "thanks, but no thanks, you are still an invader and you are like the Crusaders, trying to impose your foreign missionary religion and culture on us".
A "Jewish state" on the other poses no such danger to the Arabs, in a cultural/religious sense. Judaism, native to the country far longer than Islam, is NOT a missionary religion, the lifestyles of religious Jews and their values are very similar to that the of the Arabs. "Jewish" Israelis are not interested in pushing its religion (including the secular religion of materialist globalization that is one of the siren songs of the "Hebrew Republic") on the Arabs. Thus, "Jewish" Israeli will ultimately find it easier to reach an accomodation with the Arab/Muslim Middle East than the "Hebrew Republic" could ever do.
Secondly, I thought David Grossman's proposal to set up a "shadow government" of intellectuals and others who are not "Judeans" to be quite amusing. It reminded me of what George Orwell said: "if the intellectuals had been in power in 1940 in Britian, we would have surrendered to Nazi Germany". Israel, since the Oslo Agreements in 1993 has been carrying out the policies the "intellectuals" have been advocating...bringing Arafat and his FATAH terror gangs, arming them, financing them, then unilateral withdrawal from Lebanon, then the destruction of Gush Katif. Each of these moves has brought more war and destruction on both the Palestinians and Israelis. Palestinian society was destroyed by the Oslo Agreement, turning them over to various warring armed gangs, making them financially dependent on various warlords who give them handouts in return for allegiance, instead of having the independent income they had from working in Israel as was the case before the terror coming as a consequence of Oslo. We have all seen the fruits of the influence of the "intellectuals". Their favorite political party, MERETZ , is dwindling away.
The "intellectuals" have had their turn running Israel. Now, for the first time since the creation of Israel in 1948, it is the turn of the "Jewish Jews" (or "Judeans", maybe) to run Israel. The situation would only improve.
- October 8, 2008 at 2:31 AM
"...The "intellectuals" have had their turn running Israel. Now, for the first time since the creation of Israel in 1948, it is the turn of the "Jewish Jews" (or "Judeans", maybe) to run Israel."
So this is how it all ends, eh? The beknighted, backward, denizens of Chelm, writhing in the pain of their own stupidity and cultural backwardness, pissing and moaning amidst a sea of polemics and solipsisms, while simueltaneously masking your fears and anxieties behind a gaseous cloud of sorely misplaced hubris. You see, the thing of it is, despite all the bellicosity, hot air, and other bloviations, you are percieved correctly to be weaklings and drama queens. Fractiles of the original prototype if you will. To wit;
"Kahane however, chose his confrontations carefully, displaying considerably more daring when he was in a group. One summer day in 1949, Kahane and his fifteen year old Israeli cousin, Abraham Kahane, were hassled by a couple of teenagers as they entered the subway station near Prospect Park in Brooklyn. "We were walking down the subway steps when some goys in back of us started making fun of our yamulkes", said Abraham Kahane. "I spoke to Martin in hebrew, 'You have a fist. Lets turn around and let them have it'. I was from Jerusalem. I told Meir if an Arab was starting up, I'd turn around and smash em'. You know I was a kid. It was my Israeli arrogance. Anyway, Meir said; "Ah, ah, ah. In America, you don't do that. Even though he was in Betar, he wouldn't fight goys who were laughing at us"
"The False Prophet- Rabbi Meir Kahane. From FBI informant to Knesset Member" pg. 38 Lawrence Hill Books, 1990.
That being said, I don't know what everybody(including the Palestinians)are so afraid of. I smell blood in the water. This sort of unsubstantiated bombast is usually the product of abject fear and terror. ;-) Once during my Army service, I had the pleasure of making aquaintance with a couple of newly-arrived, non-hebrew speaking, American-Jewish(Flushing, Queens, no less) recovering? drug addled, non-compes-mentis, wanna-be jewish super-heroes. I had recieved an "eshur yitziyah" for the weekend, so I went to Jerusalem to visit a friend for Shabbat. It was early friday afternoon, I was hungry, so I decided to get a schwarma at some place on Jaffa Rd. At the time, I was serving in Lebanon (this was 20 years ago), but even in 1988, southern lebanon was no picnic, so I was a lttle "ramped up", if you know what I mean. I had left early in the morning, so in addition to being mildly psychotic, I was tired and cranky.:-) Anyway, I'm sitting there, eating when I overhear these two nitwits going on about how Kahane should be prime-minister and how Kach(read JDL) are the true and only protectors of the Jewish people. I turn around and I tell'em to be quiet, you know, because I'm trying to eat my lunch. Well, to make a long story short, they told me to fu*k-off. So I leaned my Galil against the wall, got up, and punched one of them in the mouth. While he's busy spitting out blood and teeth, I ask his friend if he'd like to continue the discussion. He says; "no, thats cool" and the two of them run off, the one with the bleeding mouth vowing revenge. The owner of the place sort of looked at me sympathetically, and gave me a free coke and falafel to go with my shwarma. What can I say, sometimes being an asshole has its own rewards. ;-) My own singular experience with these two overly-pious half-witted deliquents, serves to illustrate this uniquely shtetl-like jewish penchant for channeling "Dirty Harry" with the rest of the hen-pecked, testicularly challenged, "men" in the synagogue, but never quite being able to grow the set of brass ones, self-actualize the daring, and simply display the sort of courage that would in fact be necessary in the unfortunate happenstance that the bluster is ever actually put to the test and challenged.
Alas, I digress. Mr. Ben-David, despite my acerbic manner, I believe you to be reasonably erudite and a well read individual. So much so, that I find it difficult to believe that you would omit certain crucial facts in regards to your Algerian analogy, simply because it negates the validity of your argument. Say it ain't so Joe, hahaha (-:.
"...The French offered full rights in their colonies like Algeria to those natives who adopted French culture (just like the "Frenchness" of the Quebeckers you mention in the interview), but the Arabs still said "thanks, but no thanks, you are still an invader and you are like the Crusaders, trying to impose your foreign missionary religion and culture on us".
The Algerians that rejcted the French offers of full rights and citizenship, knew better. The pied-noirs had been aligned with vichy during the war and were notoriously, facist and reactionary, as were those units of the French Army and Foreisn Legion that had been stationed there. But this was nothing compared to the betrayal felt by hundreds of thousands of North African arabs and berbers, most of whom happend to be Algerians that had enlisted with the Free French after North Africa had been captured. It was these men who reconstituted the French Army. It was these men who fought up the boot of Italy and invaded Southern France. It was these men who marched with General Leclerc under the Arc de Triomphe when Paris was liberated. And it was these men, who after having their interests so sorely betrayed in favor of the collaborartionist pied-noirs, who would reject French entreaties and throw them out instead. They would have been more than happy to accept French citizenship, but they knew the French would much rather betray their interests than confront the pied-noirs. This turned out to be correct, ironically to the pleasure of the Algerians and the chagrin of the French. The same sort of distrust which I imagine to be prevalent amongst Israeli arabs and most likely for the same reasons.
"... Israel, since the Oslo Agreements in 1993 has been carrying out the policies the "intellectuals" have been advocating...bringing Arafat and his FATAH terror gangs, arming them, financing them, then unilateral withdrawal from Lebanon, then the destruction of Gush Katif. Each of these moves has brought more war and destruction on both the Palestinians and Israelis. Palestinian society was destroyed by the Oslo Agreement, turning them over to various warring armed gangs, making them financially dependent on various warlords who give them handouts in return for allegiance, instead of having the independent income they had from working in Israel as was the case before the terror coming as a consequence of Oslo. We have all seen the fruits of the influence of the "intellectuals". Their favorite political party, MERETZ , is dwindling away."
You see, now you're contradicting your own thesis. Leaving aside for the moment that it was the construction of Gush Katif that was the original sin, and the catalyst for subsequent events, not the evacuation, according to you the powers-that-be, wanted things this way, not necessarily the left wing "intellectuals". I like the way you try to brand intellectuals as being the leftist, and therefore not real. mainstream Israelis. Its understandable. That way you can make believe that most people don't like being thought of as bright and smart. By the way, only an idiot or hockey moms go around using the word "intellectual" like an epithet. In any event, Dr. Avishai is correct. If you could've formed a state using alchemy, a guttural mish-mash of bastradized german and pidgin, and contrived pseudo-halachic nonsense, you would have. Alas you never can seem to close the deal.
- October 10, 2008 at 6:12 PM
- Bernard Avishai said...
Dear Shoded Yam,
Since I don't know who you are, I can only thank you here for your last post, which was, among other things, wonderfully eloquent. I feel privileged to be the occasion for your writing; it is teaching me the real point of blogging.
- October 11, 2008 at 9:17 AM
Dr. Avishai,
My name is David Kreiselman. It is I, Doctor, who is honored and priviledged. Thanks for the kind words. My wife was impressed. Kol Hakavod L'cha, Bernie.
- October 11, 2008 at 11:27 AM
- BMM994 said...
Mr Kreiselman....It is George Orwell who used the term "intellectual" as an epithet. That is good enough for me.
I am not sure why you brought that long section about R. Kahane, it has nothing to do with what I wrote and advocate. I strongly opposed his ideas regarding the Arab population of the country.
(Interestingly enough Ran Cohen, a MERETZ "progressive" said "we should get rid of Jerusalem, what do we need all those Arabs for?).
- October 11, 2008 at 12:20 PM
"...It is George Orwell who used the term "intellectual" as an epithet.That is good enough for me."
Having seen the horse from both ends, ("Homage to Catalonia" comes to mind), Mr. Orwell was referring to those left-wing dilettantes who couldn't be bothered to note the dichotomous relationship between theory and practice. If he lent the word "intellectual" a derogatory connotation it was only to heap derision upon those who had given it a bad name, not necessarily to deride the concept of contemplative thought. In any event, he paid his dues and had a right to do so, the book-banning hockey mom and the other like-minded knuckleheads do not.
"...I am not sure why you brought that long section about R. Kahane, it has nothing to do with what I wrote and advocate. I strongly opposed his ideas regarding the Arab population of the country."
Honestly, I'm not quite sure what it is you're an advocate of, howvever your staunch defence of the inexcusable, parasitical, and seditionist behaviour on the part of the haredi and settler communities is a matter of record. When cornered, the default for you and the rest of the peanut gallery, always seems to be braggadocio and hollow threats of a coming coup de etat, designed to cow and intimidate. Now you understand, that because of the fascist and authoritarian nature of the settler movement statements such as; "... it is the turn of the "Jewish Jews" (or "Judeans", maybe) to run Israel" are an anethma in the eyes of any decent Israeli, and of course, in reality, will never be tolerated. Whenever you meet somebody like me or Dr. Avishai who will take the trouble to point it out, you go to plan "B" and proclaim victim status. So as you can see, and as you already understood, (claims to the contrary notwithstanding), that the Kahane reference was and is relevant.
- October 11, 2008 at 3:05 PM
- YMedad said...
I would be interested, as an employee of the Menachem Begin Heritage Center, to receive more exact data as regards that Begin recall and his joke on Yiddish. It doesn't quite fit the Begin personality who had no qualms about using Yiddish. Maybe the people he were with were the occasion for the humor, if indeed the event actually happened.
I remind you that it was Ze'ev Jabotinsky who insisted that 'A Hebrew speak Hebrew' and that was an educational principle of Betar and that he also created new military terms, including "amod dom", for the Jewish Legion which fought in World War I.
- October 12, 2008 at 5:22 AM
Mr. Medad,
I agree with your statement re Menachem Begin. For all of his noises about traditional zionism, his immersion in the trappings of "Israeliness", notwithstanding, Begin was never anything other than a transplanted shtetl jew. Having left the ghetto, he wanted nothing more than to be seen as a product of European culture and genteel civilty. He inability to reconcile this obsession with what at the time could've been considered an avant garde hebrew language and culture(not to mention modernity in general), was emblematic of the man.
- October 12, 2008 at 11:01 AM
- Bernard Avishai said...
Just to be clear, I saw this episode on Israeli TV, with my own eyes, in the late 1970s, just after Begin returned from Camp David, if I remember correctly. Begin was mocking the idea of running an army with Hebrew inflected by Ashkenazi pronunciation. That he was also poking (tragic) fun at himself, or more precisely, the destroyed world of Yiddishkeit, I have no doubt.
- October 12, 2008 at 11:19 AM
- YMedad said...
I will attempt to verify this and will let all know my results.
P.S. Funny, after more than two decades of writing letters to the editor of the NYRB that never got published about your articles, here we are communicating directly. The wonders of the Internet and Blogging.
- October 12, 2008 at 3:34 PM
- Bernard Avishai said...
Yes. And I look forward to the wonders of Cafit, when I return to Jerusalem, in mid November.
- October 12, 2008 at 6:23 PM
- ibrahim said...
Sesli sohbet Sesli chat
Seslisohbet Seslichat
Sesli sohbet siteleri Sesli chat siteleri
Sesli Chat
Sohbet Sesli siteler
Sohbet siteleri Chat siteleri
Sohbet merkezi chat merkezi
Sesli merkezi sesli Sohbet merkezi
Sesli chat merkezi Sohbetmerkezi
Sesli Sohbet Sesli Chat
SesliSohbet Sesli chat siteleri
Sesli sohbet siteleri SesliChat
Sesli Sesli siteler
Seslimuhabbet sesli muhabbet
sesli sohbet sesli chat siteleri
sesli sohbet siteleri sesli chat
seslisohbet seslichat
seslikent sesli kent
sesli sohbet sesli sohbet siteleri
sesli chat sesli chat siteleri
seslisohbet seslichat
- July 3, 2010 at 3:27 PM
- slw1111 said...
Most significant important things about The planet Pandora jewelry uk accessory is almost certainly it can seem one of a kind mainly because of the users insurance firms any kind mix off such type of drops. In this way, per engagement ring record can be one-of-a-kind.
- April 12, 2011 at 11:08 PM
- moncler coats said...
Thanks for the sensible critique. Me and my neighbor were just preparing to do some research on this. We got a grab a book from our area library but I think I learned more clear from this post. I'm very glad to see such wonderful info being shared freely out there.
Pandora Beads
Pandora Charms
- November 2, 2011 at 4:13 AM
- ekle paylas said...
nice blog Thanks for sharing. voicesohbet was really very nice.
sesli chat siteleri sesli sohbet
sesli sohbet siteleri sesli chat
seslichat seslisohbet
sesli siteleri chat siteleri
sohbet siteleri sesli siteler
voice sohbet sesli sohbet siteleri
sesli sohbet seslisohbet
sohbet siteleri sesli chat siteleri
seslichat sesli chat
herkesburda herkes burda
sohbetmerkezi sohbetmerkezi
- February 15, 2012 at 2:33 PM


text:
- Other Operating Systems (4)
- Windows (4)
- Modern (3)
- Linux (2)
- Emulation and API Compatibility (1)
- Grouping and Descriptive Categories (1)
Top Apps
- Audio & Video
- Business & Enterprise
- Communications
- Development
- Home & Education
- Games
- Graphics
- Science & Engineering
- Security & Utilities
- System Administration
Mordor - Resurrection
Mordor - Resurrection is a remake of an old RPG game named Mordor - Depth of Dejenol created by MakeItSo Software. It is created in Delphi with the aid of Microsoft Access as Database environment.12 weekly downloads
Proyecto de desarrollo y comunidad de soporte de programas de gestión basados en FacturaLUX y Abanq de InfoSiAL: ERP, CRM, TPV y E-Commerce bajo Licencia Pública General de GNU (GPL). Clic en "Project" y "Web Site" para visitar la página principal2 weekly downloads
Meyshan Wall
Meyshan Wall, This is the ultimate wall paper changer, using Micro soft .Net framework, Meyshan wall would fetch public and private photos from Picasa, Flicker, Riya, and 23 Hq and from your local directory to display as wallpaper as per your settings.1 weekly downloads
point of sales software
Londonpos Point of sales order processing system is a system to take orders. Post codes show up, daily sales records, caller id system, upto 5 numbers per customers, website integrated order system, map system integrated, sales records, inventory etc


text:
The School offers a variety of placements which provide you with both work experience and personal development, and making you more attractive to prospective employers.
Language Placements
Students on some of the undergraduate language courses spend at least two semesters abroad, and undertake placements in two separate countries (unless studying English as a Foreign Language) . Students may choose to study at one of our many academic partner institutions, take a work placement or undertake a combination of both. In order to gain work experience students have access to a comprehensive network of industrial placements, many of which are paid.
Translation and Interpreting placements
Students on the postgraduate courses in Translation and Interpreting can benefit from translation placements in translation companies, and have the possibility of spending time at the UN offices to shadow staff interpreters.


text:
This is a BETA-version of new Redux (Medieval Total War-Redux 3rd Edition) as such not everything is carved in stone yet, however most things seem to be settled at this point. Anyhow, it requires the original MTW game in order to run - as in the V 1.1 version or with the compatibility-module it can also run on VI/V 2.01 versions – the game and experience is the same. To install Redux you first set up a clean install of MTW somewhere and then properly patch it up to either V1.1 or VI/V2.01 – once that is done you THEN copy/paste over Redux on top of MTW, standard package first and VI-module last… If done this way, Redux should work just fine.
The primary campaign in this version of Redux is "RX-classic", a scenario which offers a campaign spanning from 700-1260 AD – in total 560 turns. 11 out of 18 factions are playable in it along with unruly rebels and pirates as well. The overall goal is total supremacy over Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, either by achieving 60% or a 100% domination of all provinces. The means for achieving this goal are troops, ships and agents, and yet more of the same. Development and a functional economy are key-factors for survival on the road to glory - without it you will surely perish. Anyhow, please report in bugs, typos and anomalies if you see any...
Mod Name: Medieval Total War – Redux
Mod Version: Open Beta 1005
Language: English (Multi edition compatibility, European editions)
Terms of Use: P.U.O, Personal Use Only, thus it is restricted material.
Size: Rared 205MB /Zipped 258MB /Uncompressed 366MB
Compatibility: All major versions. Medieval Total War v1.1 or VI/v2.01 using the VI-upgrade module, see below...
Operating System: 2000/XP/W7 (Vista/W8 unconfirmed)
Hardware: see "Redux_ReadMe1005.txt"-file, hardware issues & info section, virtually everything else is "try and find out" essentially.
Description: see above...
Credits: see "Redux_ReadMe1005.txt"-file, credits section…
Download Links:
Download zip-version: (primary)
Download rar-version: (reserve)
This is the VI-upgrade BETA module, as such it makes Redux compatible with Steam/Gold/VI/V2.01 versions of MTW. At this point it does not bring any "extra features" to the game-experience which is thus nearly identical to the standard version of Redux. This is still a beta so it is possible it may contain some minor errors here and there. Anyhow, have fun with this module and please report in any bugs, typos and other errors if you encounter any. All MTW-Steam users must also use this upgrade (no exceptions)...
Module Name: Redux VI-upgrade
Module Version: Open Beta 1005
Language: English (Multi edition compatibility, European editions)
Terms of Use: P.U.O, Personal Use Only, thus it is restricted material.
Size: Rared 8.6MB /Zipped 11MB /Uncompressed 20.7MB
Install: VI-upgrade must be installed after the standard package.
Operating System: 2000/XP/W7 (Vista/W8 unconfirmed)
Compatibility: Medieval Total War V2.01 only. (Steam, patched Eras- and Gold-editions included).
Credits: see "Redux_ReadMe1005.txt"-file, credits section…
Download Links:
Download zip-version: (primary)
Download rar-version: (reserve)
This second universal patch for Redux is valid for all 1005-versions, and what does is to update RXB1005/1005c up to RXB1005e. As such it updates several minor things and corrects a number of minor errors in previous 1005-releases, regardless the kind. The "unipatch" should be fully save-game compatible and it makes several small changes to the game. Furthermore it corrects detected errors, bugs and typos, including all and everything of the unipatch1 fixes as well. It is important that you select/use/apply ONLY the stuff from the folder that corresponds to the MTW-version you are using. If you do that, there will be no problems with this patch and Redux will update just fine upon install (using standard method of copy, paste and replace in game-directory). Enjoy...
Patch Name: RXB-Unipatch 1005e
Patch Version: 1005e
Language: English
Terms of Use: P.U.O, Personal Use Only (restricted material).
Size: Zipped 2.34MB/Uncompressed 5.74MB
Compatibility: RXB1005 versions only (all versions).
Operating System: 2000/XP/W7 (Vista/W8 unconfirmed)
Hardware: -
Description: see above...
Credits: Axalon all over...
Except 2 errors/bugs found by Stazi.
(The dismounted nobles and grand pagan idol-stuff)
Download Links:
Download zip-version: (primary)
Download rar-version: (reserve)
Some demo-screens of new Redux...
Furthermore, there already are regular Redux-threads since 2008 with various questions, answers and discussions over at the ORG and TWC respectively. Feel free to go there and post related stuff to Redux at your discreation...
Link to ORG:
Link to TWC:


text:
can I watch next time?
Thanks for helping us associate the correct Pornstars to this video!
Help Us: Do these Pornstars appear in this video?
Pornstar Name:
Thanks for helping us sort this video!
All Comments (42)
can I watch next time?
what is the name of the maid
Our family have a maid i sleep with her every night when everyone is asleep
That lovely pussy is aching for cock, send her my way , I will give her some satisfaction
Wow, and she took it in the ass.....she has a hot body!
Oh Blondie I love watching you and wanking. I love cumming, shooting my rich creamy spunk out while your on screen. Its such a pleasure watching you wank.
the gal made the transition from pussy to ass very easily, which I thought was pretty sexy. the maid was nice and too bad she didn't join the couple. When I was in college, I dated a girl who was from a wealthy family and one weekend I went home with her. Her parents had gone to some overnight convention and we were alone in the house except for a maid and the driver. We never saw the driver, but the maid walked in on us while we were fucking and she asked the maid if she wanted to join, and she said yes. So this would have been better to have the maid join in, as least in my opinion.
What a sexy maid :)
esta good..mmmm ya vold lol nice bod
saw the maid in an old movie...
biasa ae.......
I want that maid costume :P
Statt der Alten mit der Wischmopp-Frisur hätte ich das süße Schätzelchen mit den kurzen blonden Haaren gepoppt - die iss ja mal sowas von lecker, Kindchen, weisse was ich meine?
Hapana hii zaidi
maid - Judith Ramirez
Oh cute little blonde maid and the other lady too, you are both so hot. My cock goes rigid when I watch this scene and I just have to stroke it to a sticky climax. Oh God, Oh God, Oh God, I'm cumming I'm cumming I'm shooting my hot sticky spunk all over my belly. Ahhhhhhh. Thank you.
rubbed my pusssy until I came
Fat azz cok with some nice white puzzy
the girl being fucked is ugly like hell...jeez
Oh Blondie such beautiful tits and a pert bum, I'm going to stroke my cock until I cum.
FuckingGirl, you should film it next time and post
Ein grossartiger haariger Fick!!! Das mir dieses Video bisher entgangen ist!! Die blonde Muschi wuerd ich taeglich mehrmals besamen!!! MANN IST DIE SCHARF!
i love this. wow!!!
Yum, I'd eat that...
OH MY I just found another favorite to shoot my load to for sure. Love this woman taking it up her ass and the facial, but really love the maid doing herself watching them. I just saw the maid doing anal and she really rocks my world. Like to have a threesome with these two babes. SMOKINNNNG HOT in my books.
Does anybody know the name of the full movie from which these scene is cut ?
die frage ist nur, kann man die blonde auch so geil in den arsch ficken und in die fresse spritzen.
Anyone known what's the maid name?
mann,was fuer eine geiles luder!
The woman in the black lacy stockings may not be the most stunning, but she is hot. I bet she really knows how to satsfy someone.
Looking at this made me want to eat porkchops in sauce with my hands.
Opening 40 seconds was red-hot and means the wife is about to get a good rogering!
Who is that hot blonde?
I played with my pussy till I came. Totally turn on
Oh blondie I love watching you and stroking my cock as I watch, I've just shot another sticky load for you. Thank you for turning me on. xxx
ich haette auch die mit den kurzen blonden genommen ;-)


text:
Read the Original Article at http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=214600043
If it's true that when all you've got is a hammer then everything looks like a nail, then CIOs need to be careful that their current and temporary focus on cost cutting doesn't end up relegating them to permanent positions as penny-pinchers on the CFO's staff.
There's no question that CIOs need to be deeply involved in identifying and squeezing out nonessential costs -- with the IT organization's unique opportunity to see the web of business processes that run across the entire organization, CIOs are in a great position to attack inefficient systems and processes and liberate precious cash.
But cost cutting alone isn't enough. At some point in the future -- perhaps by the fourth quarter, or maybe even into 2010 -- the American economy and the world economy will turn around and customers will start spending again, and suppliers will start supplying, and factories will start buying and building, and logistics companies will start planning and shipping.
And when that happens, will your customers be satisfied with the capabilities your companies had in late 2008 before your company and you and your team went into lock-down mode and focused all your time and attention on cutting costs? Will your business partners across the organization be able to compete aggressively against companies that have continued to innovate during the downturn? Will competitors that have cut not only costs but also product-development time and customer-engagement cycles box your sales team out of opportunities?
If you let rigorous but essential cost-cutting morph into a broader disconnection from the needs of your customers and the evolving marketplace, how will you make up for that lost time? Odds are, you simply won't be able to -- every industry and every market is operating in faster and more-relentless cycles today than they were a few years ago, and the odds of playing a successful game of catch-up are not good.
At a roundtable meeting yesterday morning of business technology executives in the financial industry, about 10% of the attendees said that they have zero interest in pursuing innovative ideas because they and their teams are totally focused on completing the integration work tied to major acquisitions that have been made recently. Another 25% to 35% said their bosses have sent very clear and unmistakable messages about where to focus: The only priority is to survive.
More Than Survival Mode
But about half of the 25 business technology executives in the room said they have no choice but to find ways to help create future products and services, regardless of how bleak the current economic climate is. "In financial services, the technology is the business, and the business is the technology," one attendee said. Others said the current difficult environment is creating an opportunity for IT departments to work even more closely than before with LOB teams to squeeze out inefficiencies, to refine processes, and to close the deadly gap that all too often exists between IT organizations and the rapidly evolving needs and demands of customers.
The pressure to let these imperatives overwhelm all other possibilities is enormous these days. Here's how Sunoco CIO Peter Whatnell described it in a recent discussion: "The mindset many CIOs are bringing to the table these days is, what can we do right now to bring benefit very quickly, whether that's saving money or saving time?
"In large part, that's because projects leading to savings are easier to quantify -- conversely, if you say we'll grow market share by 2%, you're held hostage to enormous external factors such as the economy or market factors out of your control," said Whatnell, who gets to speak with many of his CIO peers as president of the Society for Information Management.
And then Whatnell said something that jolted me: "I never hear anyone talking about growth strategies these days." Clearly, Whatnell carries enormous credibility and authority and his counsel should be considered very carefully.
But I still think it's not enough -- it's just too risky to cut off all connection to the future. And since discussions of risk management are all the rage these days -- with good reason -- consider these three scenarios:
So right now is the time to ask the question: What's the proper balance between lockdown and forward-looking innovation? How can you deftly manage the relentless pressures of today's cash-management priority with an externally focused attentiveness to the marketplace from which future revenue will come?
Even more important, right now is an excellent time to pull together a plan for innovation during cost cutting -- you and your team already have made all the big cuts and diminishing returns are setting in. Share that plan with your C-level colleagues and with the LOB heads who depend on you and your team for indispensable expertise and partnership in creating your company's next wave of products and services. Communicate these important imperatives energetically to your team and be very visible in setting the tone for how you can both maintain great discipline on costs and continue to play huge roles in transforming your company's products, services, processes, and value to customers.
And as part of that strategic plan, you can surely lean hard on your IT vendor partners, many of whom have been recrafting their messages to align with the cost-cutting imperatives of today. These new programs from vendors are very real -- we heard them from a dozen tech companies in various markets during a tour of the Bay Area last week. Push those ideas out to your colleagues and use them to show that you can leverage that support to handle cost cutting plus innovation.
Because, while expense control is an unmistakable part of your responsibilities, your primary objective as CIO is to help drive greater business value and customer value, and no amount of blunt-force cost cutting will deliver on both of those goals. Cost cutting is not enough.
Bob Evans is senior VP and director of
To find out more about Bob Evans, please visit his page.
For more Global CIO perspectives, check out Global CIO,
or write to Bob at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Nissan is recalling certain model year 2011-2012 Nissan Quest vehicles, manufactured from July, 2010, through February, 2012, because faulty fuel software may cause the vehicles to stall. The recall affects 23,531 Quest Minivans.
Read more ...
TrueCar.com's daily industry news summary for Thursday, March 8, 2012, shares the most important news from across the automotive industry.
7 tips for how to save money on gasoline -- The Associated Press
How the Japanese tsunami changed the auto industry -- CBS News
Fuel economy key as Lauderdale Auto Show opens -- Sun-Sentinel
Volvo seen doubling sales helped by air bag for pedestrian -- San Fran Chronicle
7 Tips for ways to shave your costs regardless of how high prices climb -- The Ledger
Are you ready to "Spring Forward" with the change to Daylight Saving Time on March 10? Don't forget to set the clock in your car while you're at it.
Residents of Hawaii and Arizona are among the lucky few who won't lose an hour on Saturday night, though about 70 countries around the world do set their clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time, affecting about one billion people on the planet. According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, his change helps keep the hours of daylight coordinated with the time that most people are active and is also supposed to save energy because more people may be outside in the evening and not using energy at home during the spring and summer months. Others suggest Daylight Saving Time results in fewer traffic accidents, fewer violent crimes, increased voter turnout -- and let's not forget: more time before sunset when little trick-or-treaters are out on Halloween.


text:
November 30, 2015
Well... here we are preparing for a pretty intense wintry system for the weekend. It's just now Tuesday, plenty of week left, and we all want to know what's going to happen with this system. I can tell you this... A LOT! I'll get to that in just a moment.
After starting off pretty cold on Wednesday... temps will climb into the 40s during the afternoon hours on Saturday. It could possibly happen for some on Friday, but the widespread thawing will have a better chance on Saturday. It's not looking like the prettiest of days either. Rain wil arrive on Saturday afternoon-evening and then begin going through changes by the end of the weekend.
The Event
Before I even get started I want you to know that what I say here is strictly speculation at this point. I hope my pre-event confidence will be strong by Friday. Right now, I am around 60% Still pretty decent as far as confidence goes. A lot can and will happen.
GFS Early Sunday GFS Sunday Morning GFS Sunday Afternoon
Euro Early Sunday Euro Sunday Morning Euro Sunday Afternoon
This is all I'll show you right now... I think what you see above will be a good indication of what's going on with other data. Some are running closer to others, but just notice the two above! The early Sunday stuff shows two very different tracks for the low. The GFS has the low in western KY and the Euro is nearlt into Wisconsin. The Sunday morning stuff looks pretty different as well. Again, the energy for the GFS is in Ky and the Euro is way up north! By Sunday afternoon both are showing snow, but the Euro has the best activity away from us and the GFS keeps the moisture here, but some of the energy may go missing or dumped somewhere else. Others look more like the Euro! Or closer to that track.
I'll keep updating this week! Follow me on twitter or friend me on facebook
C-Ya Bye
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 email@example.com.


text:
Just when you thought the summer was over, how about taking in an autumn trip sailing from Venice to Rome with NCL?
This trip includes:
Flights from Gatwick to Venice departing 7th October 2011
1 night pre-cruise stay on Venice Island
7 nights onboard the Norwegian Jade, in the cabin of your choice, calling at:
08.10.11 Embarkation in Venice
09.10.11 Koper (Slovenia)
10.10.11 Split (Croatia)
11.10.11 Dubrovnik (Croatia)
12.10.11 cruising at sea
13.10.11 Messina (Italy)
14.10.11 Naples/Pompeii
15.10.11 Civitaveccia (Rome)
15.10.11 - flight from Rome back to London Gatwick
From traditional fine dining to endless buffets with custom-order action stations, there is a host of delicious choices included in your cruise fare. For an additional cover charge, you'll have access to a world of possibilities including Spanish tapas, Japanese Teppanyaki and an upscale steakhouse – 16 different dining choices in all.
Lavish Broadway-style shows, a state-of-the-art fitness centre, Nintendo Wii™ on a 2-storey screen, waterslides, bars and lounges of all kinds, pools, hot tubs, kid's centres, teen discos and more are all on board and included in your cruise fare.
Amazing entertainment every night
Take your seats for the best of Broadway or take in a Las Vegas hit like the amazing Blue Man Group or Legends in Concert® tribute show. Dance the night away at our White Hot Party, laugh with The Second City® comedy troupe. Every night is party
The best casinos on water
Have a flutter on your favourite table game, play the slots and keep your fingers crossed for the next big jackpot. This is where Lady Luck comes cruising.
It's your holiday – treat yourself to your favourite tipple or try something new. With as many as 20 bars and lounges on board from piano bars to Blues clubs, champagne bars to dance clubs, you'll always find the perfect spot
Bars & lounges
Have a read of our customer reviews
Prices starts from
inside cabin - Ł749 pp
outside cabin - Ł859 pp
balcony cabin -Ł1129pp
suite - Ł1309pp
Availability on these are becoming limited, call us now for a quote.
Results 1 to 1 of 1
9th February 2011, 04:55 PM #1Guest Member
- Join Date
- Nov 2010
- Posts
- 40
Freestyle Adriatic from Ł749.00


text:
Penalty Shot Challenge
Description: Test your skill in the Penalty Shot Challenge. Control the striker to score as many penalties as possible. Score at least 3 out of 5 to progress to the next round. Space to select the direction, power and swerve on your kick.
motionmonkey Uploaded 05/30/2010
- 2,072
- 0
- 1
- Flag


text:
CUA Emerald is pleased to announce it will be opening for business at a temporary branch from Tuesday 11 January.
Due to damage from the recent local floods, CUA will temporarily move its branch to Suite 3, 104 Egerton Street, Post Office Square, Emerald Qld 4720 until further notice.
From Tuesday, CUA will offer limited banking services at its temporary branch with opening hours being:
9.00am to 4.30pm Monday through Thursday, starting Tuesday 11 January
9.00am to 5.00pm Friday
CUA members can also phone CUA Direct on 133 282 or local CUA Branch Manager Robyn Austin on 0409 410 912.
Mon - Fri 8:00am - 8:00pm (AEDT)
Sat - Sun 8:00am - 4:00pm (AEDT)


text:
Strength of will is one of the most compelling things about the human race.
It moves us. It inspires us to do and be better.
Beyond success or prestige, a strong will is about heart, unity and overcoming hardship. It takes drive. And it always starts with passionin this case, helping people find a place called home.
Ive been in real estate since I was 18 years old, Michelle Stimpson began. Being in the retail industry before that, having already managed a store, I realized that I wanted something more for myself. I always had an interest in real estate. So I went to school, got my license when I was very young, and started out assisting an agent.
Stimpson soon discovered something more about herselfshe loved home development. The coordination, the building, the incredible progression inspired a thousand thrills. It wasnt long before she set out to turn that passion into something realnamely, a business plan.
As time moved on, Jeff Marlow, Greg Wells and I came together with the common purpose of creating affordable, quality-built housing. We formed Lexington Homes to emphasize value and craftsmanship while creating an atmosphere for people to live out their dreams.
In addition to her VP role in sales and marketing, Stimpson shepherds the companys real estate entity (Team Stimpson of Coldwell Banker) while designing for Legacy Estate Homes, Lexington Homes upmarket division.
Being in this business for 15 years, there are some people that Ive helped five different times. I get to watch these people grow and change. To me, thats the best part.
The lows she learned from
Giving back is a very real, very personal part of who Stimpson is. The fact that shes actively involved with the March of Dimes isnt a random act of goodwill. She proudly serves as the foundations revenue chair to honor the three little girls she never got the chance to know.
After I had my son, Sawyer, who was a bouncing 9 lbs. 9 oz., I was pregnant with twins.
I made it to just under 23 weeks, then went into early labor. I was in the hospital for a week, and they tried everything to stop the contractions
Nothing seemed to help. Adriana and Isabella were born severely premature, spending three hours with their mother before passing away. Her doctor determined that the sheer nature of carrying twins had sent Stimpson into preterm labor. She was pregnant two more times (under close observation from her doctor) following this heartbreak.
Her son Sam, born three years after Sawyer, came into the world at just under 5 lbs. And despite him being seven weeks early, the St. Vincent Hospital NICU nurtured his tiny body back to health.
Stimpson took the drug 17P during her fourth pregnancy to lower the risk of recurring preterm birth. Thirty-eight weeks in, after just seeing her doctor for a check-up a couple days prior, a terrifying realization sunk inshe hadnt felt her baby kick the entire day.
Her daughter, Stella, was stillborn.
I had just been at the doctor that Wednesday. To go back on Friday and know that it was all over was hugely devastating, she said. For me, having lost all infants, the hardest part was that the world was never going to know them It was my business partner who then helped change the course of things for me, [asking] if the names of my daughters could be the names of the streets in a subdivision we had just developed. Now theyll live on. They wont be forgotten.
Stimpson has every reason on earth to be shattered, angry and spiteful. But instead, she focuses on the good. Shes over-the-moon grateful for her friends and familyincluding two strapping young boysas well as this serendipitous relationship God put before her.
My husband, whos a Green Bay [police] officer, saved a gentlemans life when he was out at the bowling alley. He was having a heart attack, and my husband gave him CPR, reviving him until the ambulance came. This was 10 years ago now, and weve formed a really strong bond with this man and his daughter, she said.
After we lost our last child, she approached ussaying that if her father had not survived, he would have never met three of his granddaughters. She then asked if we would like her to be our surrogate.
You can imagine Stimpsons surprise. And though shes not quite sure how to respond to such an offer, she finds peace in knowing that, at the very least, she has an option.
The highs she grew from
Things weve learned about Stimpsonshes determined, visionary, humbled and startlingly strong. Now we add hero to the list.
A month before the public found out about ABCs Extreme Home Makeover coming to Neenah, Stimpson and her team found out. They then needed to view the building site and throw the entire house design together in mere days. They needed to raise funds, connecting with power companies, sub contractors, security and suppliers to get the entire project donated. And they served about 9,000 meals to the volunteers, all while working around the clock to give the Arboleda family a fantastic home.
People poured their hearts into this. If only you could have seen the kids working their lemonade stands, or the ones who donated their full piggy banks One little girl even made cookies with her mother and sold them door to door to raise $120.
These people were all doing this for a family most of them didnt know. It humbled you. It really made you think about the greater human spirit thats in this community.


text:
Bonsai Restaurant
Tuesday, December 7, 2010 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Be the first one to share!
Locate activities and event media casts around you.
Capture and share what happened during your event!
download the app
Home plan an event manage my day settings
browse by category browser extension API
Contact Us


text:
Contact Us
About General Questions:
In order to ensure a timely response to your question, please direct your inquiry to the appropriate member of the Wholesome Wave team. For general questions, email our Info Address, or call us at 203-226-1112.
About Becoming a Wholesome Wave Partner:
You should be able to find answers to most questions under the FAQ section of our website. If you have additional questions, email us at [email protected]. You can also fill out our FVRx Partnership Inquiry Form, if you have specific interest in becoming an FVRx partner.
About Press and Publicity:
For media inquiries, interview requests, and press contacts, contact Margaret Wetzler and/or visit the Media Center.
About Supporting Our Work:
Wholesome Wave is made possible by the generosity of people like you. You can donate on our website. If you have questions about a larger grant, gift or sponsorship, contact our office at 203-226-1112.
About Employment:
Please visit the employment section of our website to view job openings. Feel free to email your resume to us for future opportunities at [email protected].
To Learn More
You can sign up to receive emails from our team here. We also actively share updates on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Our Contact Information
855 Main Street | Suite 910 | Bridgeport, CT 06604
Main Line: 203-226-1112


text:
Survey and Online reading tests
Just finished the expanded version of my research plan and I will discuss this with my university tutor dr Amber Walraven at the end of this week. Then we will take the next steps.
I also have to talk to the people who gave me grants to get money for the next year. This is the least pleasant task.
This year I will design and do a survey in which I ask teachers about their knowledge, attitudes and classroom practice related to Digital Literacy. The teacher will be one of the variables I will look at when I try to understand the Digital Literacy of secondary school students. Will talk more in detail about this later.
Request: do you know of any valid and usable instruments I could look at or use? Please let me know.
The other thing I'm working on is designing and / or choosing an instrument to measure digital literacy of secondary school students. I would like to test my students at the end 2012 or beginning 2013. After that I will relate this test to their scores on a standard reading comprehension test.
Julie Coiro, Donald Leu and colleagues have already designed and tested an interesting instrument, ORCA. I have contact with Julie Coiro on this. She was very helpful in providing me with recent articles and ORCA materials . See Coiro and Kennedey (2011) for more information. I will look at the ORCA instruments carefully.
But I will look at the PISA 2006 instrument too. I am interested in the differences and similarities of ORCA and PISA, in able to decide what is most useful for me. I contacted some people from PISA but it seems to be much more difficult to get more detailed information on that. Help is welcome.
Coiro, J. L., & Kennedy, C. (2011). The Online Reading Comprehension Assessment (ORCA) Project
Posted on January 24, 2012, in general and tagged digital literacy, reading comprehension test, secondary school students, survey, teachers. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
Hi Jeroen, how are you defining 'digital literacy'?
Hi Doug Reading your thesis your question ' Hi Jeroen, how are you defining 'digital literacy' is very hard to answer. I will take a stand in this soon. ;-)


text:
November 28, 2015
The Rage Hair Salon and West Virginia Central Credit Union are uniting against a common enemy. Cancer.
The Relay for Life team spent the day raising money hoping to reach their $5,000 goal before the main event.
Bowling teams of four signed up for a small price to help a good cause.
And for those not interested in hitting pins there was a silent auction.
It's a cause many support, but for one organizer this year is very different.
"It's important for me because I had cancer last February so it has a little bit different meaning for me from the prior years when we did have teams together," says The Rage Hair Salon Owner Melissa Weaver.
You can still purchase a t-shirt at either business.
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 email@example.com.


text:
An Owego woman has been accused of stealing more than $50,000 from a teachers union.
Amy Wales was the former treasurer of the Owego-Apalachin Employee's Association, and now faces a grand larceny charge in Tioga County.
A three-month investigation started after reports that funds were being embezzled from the union's accounts in the past year.
Wales faces a grand larceny charge.


text:
Magnolia, Red Envelope acquire Hallam Foe for North America
Magnolia Pictures and Red Envelope Entertainment have teamed up to acquire North American rights to David Mackenzie's Hallam Foe which had its world premiere in competition at Berlin this year. The film, which stars Jamie Bell, Sophia Myles and Ciaran Hinds, is the story of a young man searching the rooftops of Edinburgh for love, while driven to expose the true cause of his mother's death. Magnolia plans a 2008 theatrical release.
Continue reading – simply subscribe below
It takes just two minutes and you'll immediately gain full access to ScreenDaily.com, PLUS Screen International magazine delivered to your door.
Screen International Subscribers:
If you are a Screen International subscriber please sign in with your email address and click submit:
Not a Screen International subscriber?
Sign up today for immediate and complete access to ScreenDaily.com and Screen International magazine for as little as £19.95 a month!
Find out more about all the benefits of a subscription to Screen International.


text:
Tuesday, May 6
The Eastham Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual business meeting and dinner from 5:30 to 9 p.m. today at Karoo Restaurant, Main Street Mercantile, North Eastham. The featured speaker will be Don Wilding, executive director of the Henry Beston Society.
Details: The cost is $30. To register, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 508-240-7211.
Wednesday, May 7
The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual wage and hour law update from 8:30 a.m. to noon Wednesday at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, 307 Old Main St., South Yarmouth. John Tocci of Tocci & Lee PC will present the seminar. A panel of experts will include Tocci, his law partner, Matthew Lee, and Carl Loria, assistant district director of the U.S. Labor Department Wage and Hour Division. Wage, hour and immigration law for the hospitality industry will be the focus.
Details: The event is free. Registration, which is required, may be done by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tuesday, May 13
The Cape Cod chapter of the American Business Women's Association will hold its annual open house and expo from 5:30 to 8 p.m. May 13 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Cape Cod, 287 Iyannough Road (Route 28), Hyannis. There will be appetizers and a cash bar.
Details: The event is free and open to the public. Advance registration by Friday is requested. To register, visit abwacapecod.org or www.facebook.com/abwacapecod.
The Business and Professional Women of Lower Cape Cod will hold its monthly dinner meeting at 5:30 p.m. May 13 at Napi's Restaurant, 7 Freeman St., Provincetown. The event will include a self-defense course by Truro police Sgt. Carrie DeAngelo.
Details: The cost is $26 with choice of dinner (lobster ravioli, tamari glazed tuna, chicken Mendocino or vegetable curry). To register, email firstname.lastname@example.com by Friday.
Wednesday, May 14
A free networking event, Work It Wednesday, will be held over lunch from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. May 14 at Uno's Chicago Grill, Route 132, Hyannis.
Details: The event is free and open to all. No preregistration is required, although first-time attendees are asked to contact Paul Bober at 508-400-2656 to let him know you will be attending.
The Orleans Chamber of Commerce's monthly networking event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. May 14 will feature a launch party for Truly Orleans magazine. The event will be held at Snow's Home and Garden and is co-hosted by the Old Jailhouse Tavern. The event will also feature the debut of a redesign at Snow's.
Details: The event is free for members, $10 for non-members. To register, visit the events calendar at orleanscapecod.org or call 508-255-7203.
Thursday, May 15
The Dennis Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting dinner from 6 to 9 p.m. May 15 at the West Dennis Yacht Club, 259 Loring Ave., West Dennis. The meeting will include the election of chamber directors and officers, the presentation of Anchor Awards for service to the chamber and town, and live entertainment by Daddy-O.
Details: The cost is $50, and reservations are required. To register, call 508-398-3568 or visit www.dennischamber.com.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
The BBC have released the synopsis for Doctor Who Series 7, Episode 2, Dinosaurs On A Spaceship - read it below. The story airs at 7.35pm, Sept 8 on BBC One whilst it also airs on the same day on SPACE and BBC America, click on the pictures included for bigger versions.
An unmanned spaceship hurtles towards certain destruction - unless the Doctor can save it, and its impossible cargo... of dinosaurs!
By his side a ragtag gang of adventurers, a big game hunter, an Egyptian Queen and a surprised member of the Pond family. But little does the Doctor know there is someone else on board who will stop at nothing to keep hold of his precious, prehistoric cargo.


text:
Jericho House specializes in kindness
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Sometimes it takes only a little bit of kindness to get a person back on their feet again.
Jericho House specializes in that type of kindness.
For instance, Manager Freda Cutlip recalls a snowy, late November day when she heard a knock on the Jericho House door.
"Before me stood a young couple. They began at once to ask me 'please, can you take us in; we have no place to go.' Suddenly, I realized something was sitting on the porch at their feet ... it was a little one in a car seat with a blanket spread over the carrier to catch the snowflakes."
Fortunately, one of the St. Albans facility's four rooms had recently been vacated, so Cutlip was able to show them immediately to their room. The room hadn't yet been cleaned, Cutlip apologized, but the family set about cleaning the room and setting up a baby bed that had been in the Jericho House basement.
"The young man had a job out West when the winter was over," she explained, but the long, cold winter sprawled out ahead of them.
The kindness and warmth of Jericho House paid off for the family. Cutlip has since been in contact them.
"They have settled into their new home and have welcomed a new addition to their family," she said.
In addition to Jericho House's four rooms, the house also offers a two-bedroom apartment for people in need.
Plus, with money raised through the Gazette Charities Christmas Fund, Cutlip is able to help people who are about to have their utilities turned off.
"These people have jobs, but they also have families and there's just not enough money to go around," she explained.
Please consider a donation to the Gazette Charities Christmas Fund, so the fund can continue to help places like Jericho House and the young couple who needed nothing more than a warm place to stay and a little kindness.
To donate (see donation coupon), make payment to the Gazette Charities Christmas Fund at 1001 Virginia St. E., Charleston, WV 25301.
The Gazette covers all costs of administering the fund. All donations go to the charities supported by the fund.
To make an online donation, log on to wvgazette.com and click on the Christmas Fund logo.


text:
Stand-up comic and radio and TV presenter who writes a weekly column for the Daily Record. Followed Ant and Dec as presenter of ITV's SMTV Live. Hosts the breakfast show on Capital FM radio.
THE festive season has crept up quickly on DES as he recounts where his fear of suiting up really came from.
THE festive season has crept up quickly on DES as he recounts where his fear of suiting up really came from.
DES has a look at other instances where people including celebrities and members of the public have made the news by making high-profile mistakes.
DES reckons he's reliving the 1980s as Sony finally ditch Betamax, Russians athletes are caught doping, Haggis hits America and Facebook reaches the White House.
IN the week of Bonfire Night DES picks his 'total rocket of the week' – and he finds there is no shortage of contenders.
DES reckons the telecommunications giant are trying to dress up the scandal.
DES fires off the jokes about the goings-on at Westminster this week.
DES is no stranger to suffering as a Scottish football fan but he reckons the game as a whole is suffering from the turmoil at the top.
DES says this week has seen some folk entering the stage and others getting hooked off.
DES Clarke says the Prime Minister really should say something over those allegations. But he's just being pig-headed.
DES ponders the big decision facing Scots this week.. and points out it's not whether to vote Yes or No.
T&Cs apply
Scottish Daily Record


text:
The All-Electric Carbon Fiber Silveira Green Samba, Or the BatSki
If the Sea-Doos of yesteryear were bulbous and cheerful like cartoon whales, the Silveira Green Samba XRS is more like a shark. A geometric, 65mph, zero-emission shark, one made out of carbon fiber and perfectly suited for Batman's maritime adventures. »


text:
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
US Rep Mulvaney holds town hall in Sumter
SUMTER, S.C. (AP) — U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney is hosting his first town hall meeting of the year in Sumter.
The Republican congressman will meet voters at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Nettles Building Auditorium at the University of South Carolina-Sumter.
Mulvaney has been in the news recently for trying to tie Superstorm Sandy relief to spending cuts instead of borrowing the money and for saying the country isn't at risk of defaulting on its debt. Mulvaney also backs a bill that says Congress won't get paid if it doesn't pass a budget on time.
Mulvaney has just started his second term in South Carolina's 5th District, which now stretches from Gaffney to Sumter in the north-central part of the state.
Current: 56°
High: 56°
Low: 52°
Wind: 7 MPH
Pressure: 30.06
Humidity: 84 %


text:
The Village of Agnone
The village of Agnone belongs to the municipality of Sant'Apollinare, in the province of Frosinone, region Lazio.
The village of Agnone is 2,47 kilometers far from the same town of Sant'Apollinare to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Sant'Apollinare also belong the localities of Caselli (2,25 km), Cimino (2,28 km), Colle della Corte (1,71 km), Felci (1,54 km), Giunture (0,27 km), Giunture I (2,27 km), Giunture II (1,78 km), Pagliare (2,27 km), Pantanelle (1,82 km), San Marco (1,84 km), Selvalonga (2,01 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Sant'Apollinare.
The locality of Agnone rises 42 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Agnone counts 24 inhabitants.
Please find in what follows:
- A set of photos about Agnone (when available)
- Weather and weather forecast for the municipality of Sant'Apollinare, to whom Agnone belongs.
- Map and road map of Agnone
- A selection of videos about Agnone
- The latest news about Agnone, the municipality of Sant'Apollinare, the province of Frosinone and the Lazio region.
Where to stay in Agnone and its neighborhoods
Hotels, Resorts, B&B in Agnone and its neighborhoods.
You can arrange the results by number of stars, by popularity, by distance or even by the guest review score choosing among young couples, mature couples, families with young children, families with older children, people withfriends, or solo travellers.
Free ads in Agnone
Most recent free ads in Agnone, municipality of Sant'Apollinare, province of Frosinone, Lazio region, updated at 00:48:15, 02 December 2015. Place your free ad on Agnone: no registration needed. Place your free ad.
Up to now there is no free ad placed in Agnone
|Most recent free ads in the province of Frosinone
|cedesi in gestione centro sportivo con pizzeria
|gestione Centro Sportivo con pizzeria - tel. 3471434214
|Most recent free ads in the region Lazio
|Comunika - Master Editoria + Stage - Borse di Studio
|PARERE Ricerca progetto investitore
Photos of Agnone
Photos provided by Panoramio. Photos are under the copyright of their owners.
Uno Sguardo: Gli Appennini!!
Our Old House
Esondazione Fiume Liri
Via Puzzelle Allagata
Strada Congiunzione
Sottostazione Elettrica
Tratto Del Fiume Garigliano Coperto Dagli Alberi
Il Liri Si Ribella
Map and road map of Agnone
Look at the interactive map of Agnone and get the road maps, the satellite maps and the mixed ones too. Interactive maps of Agnone also allow an immediate view of: bar,restaurants,pubs,pizzerias,dancing,night clubs,banks,jewellers,beauty centers,hair stylists,supermarkets,pharmacies.
Just fill in the free text search box placed on top of the map with any of previous categories and then press enter.
Please feel free to use the same free text search box placed on top of the map to find any kind of business activities you're interested into.


text:
This is a "machine-selection optional" part.Please choose a vehicle to see products specific to your machine, select a product below.
User Tip: If you're unsure of your vehicle type, you may skip the machine type selection box.
Whether you are hitting the motocross track or spending the day on a trail, you are guaranteed to have some fun. One of the great things about dirt bikes is that all you need to do to have fun is just go out and ride. But a communications headset maximizes your experience. After all, the one thing that's even better than riding is riding with friends. There's nothing quite like showing off – or being there to see your buddy crash (safely, of course).
The problem is that while everyone enjoys a good braap from a two stroke, dirt bikes aren't conducive to much communication beyond the occasional wave of the arm. All of that changes with a communications headset. When you're connected to a wireless intercom, you're able to keep in touch with the other riders in your party. A simple device like this might not turn a bad ride into a good one, but it can definitely transform a good riding day into a great one.
Joseph in ID
product displays great sound, blue tooth to my phone and was taking calls at 75mph with no issues(closed face helmet) pandora worked great. good deal for the money!Read All Reviews
Chris in Ohio
I was with a group of 9 riders for a major 2-day dual sport ride and we never got these to work. 2-3 guys were able to get communication with each other at one point, but they lost the connection quickly. Mine never connected with the others in out group and we all had the same exact model.Read All Reviews
Robert in WA
Great wireless intercom. Easy to install, could use bigger Velcro pads for ear pieces. Excellent noise cancellation.Read All Reviews


text:
A MONOC ambulance turns off Route 520 onto the Brookdale Community College campus Friday morning in Lincroft.
- Filed Under
High levels of hyrdrogen sulfide, or sewer gas, on campus at Brookdale Community College forced the closure Friday of four buildings, cancellation of some classes and relocation of others, officials said.
Firefighters and hazardous materials responders were summoned to the college's main campus Friday morning after employees reporting for work to the Main Academic Complex discovered carbon monoxide detectors sounding about 7:30 a.m., said Assistant Township Fire Chief John Gorsegner.
"When we got here, we found a high amount of sewer gas, about three times the normal amount, in the ...


text:
First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
Witnesses testified about a $8,000 dollar tax credit for first-time home buyers, which Congress is considering extending beyond the end of… read more
Witnesses testified about a $8,000 dollar tax credit for first-time home buyers, which Congress is considering extending beyond the end of the current year. A report by the inspector general overseeing IRS operations said as many as 100,000 people (costing about $500 million) may have claimed the credit fraudulently. Witnesses focused on abuses of the credit, proposed legislative changes, and controls to ensure accuracy of claims. close
People in this video
- J. Russell George Inspector General Department of the Treasury->Tax Administration
- Linda E. Stiff Deputy Commissioner Internal Revenue Service->Services and Enforcement
- James R. White Director Government Accountability Office->Tax Issues
- Xavier Becerra U.S. Representative [D] California
- Charles Boustany Jr. U.S. Representative [R] Louisiana
- Joe Crowley U.S. Representative [D] New York
- Danny Davis U.S. Representative [D] Illinois
- Bob Etheridge U.S. Representative [D] North Carolina
- Brian Higgins U.S. Representative [D] New York
- Ron Kind U.S. Representative [D] Wisconsin
- John Lewis U.S. Representative [D] Georgia
- Bill Pascrell Jr. U.S. Representative [D] New Jersey
- David "Dave" Reichert U.S. Representative [R] Washington
Hosting Organization
Related Video
Internal Revenue Service Assistance for Taxpayers
Nina Olson testified about assistance available from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to taxpayers experiencing…
Economic Stimulus Payments
Nina Olson and other government officials testified about the status of the economic stimulus payments. Related…
Internal Revenue Service and Identity Theft
A hearing was held on the consequences for victims of tax-related identity theft, how the Internal Revenue Service…
Income Tax Policy
Witnesses testified about the estimated $385 billion gap between what people owe in federal taxes and what the Internal…


text:
UNC SILS projects, papers, classes and software dealing with Open whatever
Open Source Research Team at SILS
NeoRef Project: investigating novel technologies for publishing and sharing information for scholarly communications. Utilizes open source applications, and developed materials are openly shared. Example YouTube video describing NeoNote (annotation tool). All research work is done on NeoRef wiki, which is openly shared (although may require password to view do to spam issues). Contact: Prof Brad Hemminger (email@example.com).
INLS 623 Databases II: utilizes all open materials, and all class materials are openly available (with the exception of textbook). Additionally, class work and projects are all openly published (creative commons license).
INLS 706 Informatics Reading Seminar: utilizes all electronically available papers. All class materials are openly published. All class work, paper reviews, annotations, and projects are all openly published (creative commons license).
Dempsey, Bert J., Debra Weiss, Paul Jones, and Jane Greenberg. "A Quantitative Profile of a Community of Open Source Linux Developers" Communications of the ACM. April, 2002.
Jones, Paul. "Open(Sourcing) The Doors For Contributor-Run Digital Libraries." Communications of the ACM. May 2001.
Jones, Paul. "Strategies and Technologies of Sharing in Contributor-run Archives." Library Trends. Vol. 53, No. 4, Spring 2005. pp. 651-662.
Newby, Gregory B.; Greenberg, Jane & Jones, Paul. "Open Source Software Development and Lotka's Law: Bibliometric Patterns in Programming." Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 54(2): 169-178. 2003.
West, Jessamyn. "Free as in Tibet: ibiblio's cultural cultivation and community creation." OCLC Systems and Services: International Digital Library Perspectives. Vol. 20. Number 2 (2004).


text:
When Albert Einstein proposed his special theory of relativity in 1905, he rejected the 19th-century idea that light arises from vibrations of a hypothetical medium, the "ether." Instead, he argued, light waves can travel in vacuo without being supported by any material--;unlike sound waves, which are vibrations of the medium in which they propagate. This feature of special relativity is untouched in the two other pillars of modern physics, general relativity and quantum mechanics. Right up to the present day, all experimental data, on scales ranging from subnuclear to galactic, are successfully explained by these three theories.
Nevertheless, physicists face a deep conceptual problem. As currently understood, general relativity and quantum mechanics are incompatible. Gravity, which general relativity attributes to the curvature of the spacetime continuum, stubbornly resists being incorporated into a quantum framework. Theorists have made only incremental progress toward understanding the highly curved structure of spacetime that quantum mechanics leads them to expect at extremely short distances. Frustrated, some have turned to an unexpected source for guidance: condensed-matter physics, the study of common substances such as crystals and fluids.


text:
Since 1991, Javier's has been delivering fresh, authentic, and delicious Mexican cuisine to communities along the Wasatch Front. Catering and banquet facilities are also available, please call for locations and for details.
At Javier's, you're treated like family with some of the best service and food in town. It is and always will be a family owned and operated business, sharing it's love of great Mexican food with Utah.
Text "Javiers" to 88588 for Special Offers.
Chile Verde Burrito Enchilada Style
Chicken Burrito and Cheese Enchilada Smothered in Chile Verde
Corn beef burrito smothered with chile verde
Two Texas Flat Chicken Enchiladas
Crispy Flour Tortilla, topped with Chile Verde.
© Copyright 2008 - 2012 - All Rights Reserved - javiersmexicanfood.com


text:
Guided Bike Tours and Excursions in Malaga and Andalusia
Guided Bike Tours in Malaga and Andalusia
Pleasant ambience, small groups, comfortable bikes and expert tour guides make our bike tours an unforgettable experience. Choose the tour you like – we'll take care of all the details.
Please note that it is required to make a reservation for all tours at least one day prior to the desired date. Inform us about the preferred time as well as the language.
22 €
17 € students with ID
12 € children under 14 years
Malaga is synonymous with lust for life, passion and culture. On this tour you will learn interesting facts about more than 3000 years of history, well dosed with stories and anecdotes about today's life and of important personalities of Malaga. The City Bike Tour Malaga revolves around ancient history, religion, architecture, current and cultural events, folk customs and leisure.
More about City Bike Tour Malaga – Old town, Harbour & Beach
30 €
25 € students with ID
20 € children under 14 years
For admirers of beautiful views, for those who already know the city center of Malaga, or for those who want to do sports, we have a special treat: The Panorama Bike Tour Malaga. This tour requires a bit of stamina, but you'll be rewarded with the best views of Malaga and its surroundings from different perspectives.
More about Panorama Bike Tour Malaga – Mountains and Castles of Malaga
35 €
25 € children under 14 years
Boquerones al Vinagre, Pipirrana de Pulpo, Porra Antequerrana or Patatas Bravas con Vino Dulce – this is how we order typical tapas in Malaga! Do you want to try it, too? On our Wine and Tapas Bike Tour, we invite you to an exciting historical and culinary journey through one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia!
More about Wine & Tapas Bike Tour Malaga – Gastronomy and Southern tradition
25 €
15 € children under 14 years
We invite you to a fascinating journey through the history of one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. During this guided bike tour through Marbella our experienced guide will lead you to many interesting places and monuments of Marbella.
More about City Bike Tour Marbella – Old town, Parks and Promenades
25 €
15 € children under 14 years
Discover Marbella on a relaxed bicycle ride along the coast! Our guides will show you the city as it lives and pulsates. You will also learn both about the history, geography and religion in Spain and Marbella, as well as exciting anecdotes and customs of today's life. We lead you to the hot spots of the city and show you why Marbella is one of the most popular tourist metropolises around the world.
More about Puerto Banus Bike Tour – Jet Set, Modern architecture and Luxury
35 €
25 € children under 14 years
Join us on an exciting historical and culinary journey through the wonderful city Marbella. On our Wine and Tapas Bike Tour Marbella you will experience what Andalusia has to offer. Get to know the most beautiful spots in the city, get an interesting information about the spanish history, culture and present and get an insight into the life of Marbella.
More about Wine & Tapas Tour Marbella – History and Culinary experience
For groups, school groups, company outings, agencies and businesses, we offer tailor-made solutions. We know our city and have an extended network of contacts. Whether a workshop bicycle tour to El Palo, seafood degustation in one of Malaga's beach restaurants, sardine skewers or paella cooked by yourself, a boat ride on the Bahia of Malaga – we can design a completely customized tour in Andalusia for you >>>
More about Andalusia Bike Tours and Group Tours in Malaga and Andalusia
The Meeting Point is in our shop, 10 minutes before the tour starts.


text:
Global TC Day: Houston, Texas
- Benjy's - 5922 Washington Ave., Houston, TX, 77007
Teachers College is celebrating its 125th Anniversary and alumni worldwide are gathering to commemorate this milestone. Connect with area alumni to celebrate Global TC Day on Thursday, July 25. Join the conversation online using #GlobalTCDay.
Global TC Day: Houston, Texas - Happy Hour
Host: TC Alumna Kathleen SartoriusAddress: 5922 Washington Ave., Houston, TX, 77007
Location: Benjy's (on Washington)
Location: Benjy's (on Washington)
Happy hour deals from 5 - 7 pm!
Registration for this event has closed. Walk-ins welcomed
By entering the event premises you consent to videotaping, photography, interview(s) and its/their release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction to be used for public relations, news articles, telecasts, education, advertising, research, inclusion on web sites, fundraising, or any other purpose by Teachers College (TC) and and/or its affiliates. Full photo consent information here.


text:
College Football Videos
The Pitt players passed one test Saturday, and they get another one this week. But it's on paper, not on wood.
The university is holding final exams this week, so the players had off Sunday and Monday to study, while coach Jamie Dixon went recruiting on the east coast.
"This team has improved a lot, there is no question about it," said Dixon, whose team has won seven in a row. "But we've got a lot of things to improve on."
No. 15 Pitt (9-1), fresh off a 74-68 victory against Oklahoma State in the Carquest Auto Parts Classic at Madison Square Garden, has the next week off before returning to play South Carolina State on Saturday to begin a three-game homestand.
The Panthers also play St. Francis (Pa.) and Wagner in their final tuneup before starting Big East play at Notre Dame on Dec. 27.
Redshirt sophomore Lamar Patterson finished with 12 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists against Oklahoma State for his first career double-double. The rebounds and assists were career highs for Patterson, who was aiming to post an elusive triple-double.
There have been three triple-doubles in Pitt history — Ricardo Greer (23 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists) in 1998, Darelle Porter (13-10-11) in 1991 and Keith Starr (13-11-11) in 1974.
Junior point guard Tray Woodall, out for the next month with groin and abdomen injuries, missed by three rebounds against Rider (17-10-7) in mid-November. Former Panther Brad Wanamaker flirted with a triple-double in a couple of games last season.
Patterson and Woodall have a friendly competition to see who might get the first one at Pitt in 13 years.
"I think I can (get it)," Patterson said. "Me and Travon are always messing around. 'I'm going to get it before you.'"
There have only been five triple-doubles in NCAA Division I college basketball this season, including Shabazz Napier of Connecticut and T.J. McConnell of Duquesne.
Patterson has the skill set to do it. He's an excellent passer, he's a committed rebounder, and he starts at small forward for a top-25 team with an improving offense. After the game, for the second time in three days, Dixon mentioned playing Patterson more at shooting guard this season.
"We've got to use him more," Dixon said. "We are finding ourselves as we go forward offensively. (The offense) we were running earlier in the year, we're not running now. We're going to find it. We're going to get to it. We know what it is. It's just getting them all on the floor to do it."
Show commenting policy
TribLive commenting policy
You are solely responsible for your comments and by using TribLive.com you agree to our Terms of Service.
We moderate comments. Our goal is to provide substantive commentary for a general readership. By screening submissions, we provide a space where readers can share intelligent and informed commentary that enhances the quality of our news and information.
While most comments will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive, moderating decisions are subjective. We will make them as carefully and consistently as we can. Because of the volume of reader comments, we cannot review individual moderation decisions with readers.
We value thoughtful comments representing a range of views that make their point quickly and politely. We make an effort to protect discussions from repeated comments either by the same reader or different readers.
We follow the same standards for taste as the daily newspaper. A few things we won't tolerate: personal attacks, obscenity, vulgarity, profanity (including expletives and letters followed by dashes), commercial promotion, impersonations, incoherence, proselytizing and SHOUTING. Don't include URLs to Web sites.
We do not edit comments. They are either approved or deleted. We reserve the right to edit a comment that is quoted or excerpted in an article. In this case, we may fix spelling and punctuation.
We welcome strong opinions and criticism of our work, but we don't want comments to become bogged down with discussions of our policies and we will moderate accordingly.
We appreciate it when readers and people quoted in articles or blog posts point out errors of fact or emphasis and will investigate all assertions. But these suggestions should be sent via e-mail. To avoid distracting other readers, we won't publish comments that suggest a correction. Instead, corrections will be made in a blog post or in an article.
Most-Read Stories
- Steelers notebook: Linebacker Timmons hoping for contract extension
- Steelers plan to use smart pass rush against Seattle QB Wilson
- Kittanning News carries latest books by Boarts and Creel
- Penguins 4th line is showing promise
- Small Business Saturday events set in Connellsville
- Western Pa. students bristle at changing menu choices
- Western Pa. dairies get creative to ensure eggnog supply
- Four helicopters respond to Route 51 crash in Rostraver
- Yahoo investors losing patience with 'star' CEO Marissa Mayer
- Gorman: Penn-Trafford's Topper not defined by 'the miss'
- Small stores take big gamble by not upgrading credit card readers


text:
Nissan Altima 2.5 S
Outstanding design defines the 2009 Nissan Altima. This 4 door sedan still has fewer than 30,000 miles! All of the premium features expected of a Nissan are offered, including: delay-off headlights, a tachometer, speed sensitive wipers, power door mirrors, remote keyless entry, an overhead console, and cruise control. Passengers are protected by various safety and security features, including: head curtain airbags, front SIDE impact airbags, anti-whiplash front head restraints, a security system, and 4 wheel disc brakes with ABS. This car was designed with safety in mind, allowing you to drive with even greater assurance. We offer competitive pricing, and the area's best shopping experience. Please don't hesitate to give us a call.


text:
Arts & Entertainment
INTERVIEW: Sandrine Schaefer (Artist)
posted on Nov.17, 2010
INTERVIEW: Christian Lander of "Stuff White People Like"
posted on Nov.08, 2010
Kyle Smith and Taylor Boyle spoke with Christian Lander, the creator of "Stuff White People Like." The blog eventually turned into a wildly popular book sold everywhere white people shop. His sequel, "Whiter Shades of Pale" reflects on the contradictory and humorous stereotypes that white, liberal elitists tend to adopt.
INTERVIEW: Matt & Kim
posted on Apr.29, 2010
On April 29, 2010, Matt & Kim, the Brooklyn electronic duo, came to The College of NJ and performed alongside Asher Roth and Girl Talk.
Before their performance, WTSR's News Director, Melissa Radzimski, had the opportunity to interview them. Other interviewers included representatives from The Signal and LTV.
Excuse the echoing – it was recorded inside of a racquetball court!
To learn more about Matt & Kim, visit mattandkimmusic.com
INTERVIEW: Asher Roth
posted on Apr.29, 2010
INTERVIEW: Hellogoodbye
posted on Jan.25, 2010
An interview turned quirky conversation between WTSR News Director, Melissa Radzimski, and the band Hellogoodbye. Topics of discussion jumped from "Real World: Austin" to the A&E show, "Hoarders."


text:
Today we bring you some sexy pictures of the model Cherie Roberts, With he sexy curves she makes us all want to see more, so we have collected a variety of sexy pictures to show you all.
Cherie Robert was born to a father of Irish, British, and German descent and a mother of Vietnamese, French and Chinese descent.
She was raised in San Jose, California with her younger sister and older brother. Cherie Roberts was an exotic dancer in San Francisco when she was discovered by a local company to model for a bikini calendar.
In 2000, Cherie Roberts has been a model for several Playboy Special Edition issues, and created her own website which she designed and maintained on her own. In 2001, Cherie Roberts moved to Hollywood after she was crowned Miss Hot Import Nights 2001.
She toured with the company for several years, making dozens of appearances across the US. Cherie Roberts was featured in several import car scene DVDs and in the racing video game, Street Racing Syndicate. She was also one of the early adopters of social networking site, MySpace, where her page quickly became one of the most trafficked pages on the site, establishing Roberts as an early MySpace celebrity.
In 2005, Roberts created a second website for her photography, and began actively shooting photography for Suicide Girls.
Since then, she is best known for shooting glamour and nude photography for several companies, including gaming sites UGO.com and IGN.com and alternative culture community site, EvilHearts.com. In 2007, she shot a calendar featuring nude models and vintage video game consoles for a company called Nerdcore. She followed up the 2007 Nerdcore calendar with the 2008 Nerdcore calendar featuring nude models shot as superheroes and villains which Maxim magazine dubbed "The Sexiest Calendar in 2008 in their February 2008 US issue.
In 2009 and 2010, Roberts continued her work with Nerdcore by putting out a sci-fi themed calendar in 2009, and a horror-themed calendar in 2010, Roberts' work is also regularly published in BPM magazine, in a monthly feature. In addition to her glamour and nude photography, Roberts has also shot various celebrities and bands.
Roberts continues to pursue her photography career, write articles,and still maintains her websites.
Cherie Roberts Gallery:


text:
The 30th Annual McDonald's Gospelfest scheduled for Saturday, May 11th Mother's Day weekend at The Prudential Center in Newark, NJ featuring Stellar line-up Donnie McClurkin, Cissy Houston, Smokey Norful, John P. Kee and Hezekiah Walker. Bishop T.D. Jakes to deliver message. It's the Biggest Gospel Event of The Year! McDonald's Gospelfest 2013 celebrating 30 years of God's Goodness!!!
"Aretha Franklin" to Perform at McDonald's GospelFest 2013
Comments: 0 | Leave A Comment


text:
Michael Fassbender on Prometheus, David Bowie and Blade Runner
By Oliver Franklin-Wallis 28 May 12
Even by his standards, Michael Fassbender is looking good. Maybe it¹s the fact he's followed up his incredible recent run (starring in Shame, Haywire and A Dangerous Method) by working with Ridley Scott on the year's most anticipated sci-fi blockbuster Prometheus. Then again, maybe it's the chalk-stripe Neil Barrett suit he's wearing. "You guys are the first to notice - that figures!" says the former GQ cover star with a smile. To mark the film's release this week, we sat down with Fassbender in London's Soho hotel to talk David Bowie's influence on his character David, meeting Giorgio Armani and those Blade Runner sequel rumours.
Prometheus is out on 1 June.


text:
CSS Background-image Property
In the CSS Background-color property page, we saw that we can specify a signle color for the background. What if we want to use an image for our background? That's what the background-image property is for.
Let's look at the example below:
|CSS Declaration
p {background-image:url(yp.jpg);}
With Background Image
The yellow square is image yp.jpg.