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Hearing aids in Glen Rock, PA
We found 32 hearing clinics with 143 reviews within 42.2 miles of Glen Rock, PA.
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York ENT Associates
Call: (717) 428-7071
Kristin Myers, Au.D., CCC-A
Kristin joined York ENT Associates as a resident after graduating magna cum laude with a B.S. in (read more)
Advanced Otolaryngology
Call: (717) 634-3247
Hanover Hearing Center
Call: (717) 496-4309
Victoria Peters, BCHIS, COHC
An active member of the International Hearing Society, Victoria Elaine Peters has been in the (read more)
Chesapeake Ear Nose & Throat - Westminster
Call: (888) 654-8690
Ms. Linda Fuller, M.A., CCC-A, FAAA
Ms. Fuller received her Masters in Audiology from George Washington University. She has practiced (read more)
Maico Hearing Aid Service
Call: (410) 864-9134
Thomas Hutson, BCHIS
Thomas leads the Maico Hearing Aids, Inc. team as President. He has a passion for improving (read more)
Hearing & Ear Care Center
Call: (717) 459-4032
Linda Gonya-Hartman, Au.D.
Linda has over 20 years experience in the audiology fiend. She earned her Master's degree (read more)
A & E Audiology & Hearing Aid Center
Call: (717) 983-4928
Lynda Steelman, Au.D.
Lynda Steelman, Au.D. joined our practice as our primary pediatric audiologist in 2008. Dr. Steelman (read more)
Red Rose Hearing Center
Call: (717) 207-9675
Tamara Bennawit, Au.D., FAAA
Tamara, audiologist and owner of Red Rose Hearing Center has been treating patients with hearing (read more)
A & E Audiology - Willow Street
Call: (717) 207-8719
Jason Schmitt, AuD
Jason C. Schmitt, Au.D., has multiple special interests including adult diagnostics, adult (read more)
Otolaryngology Physicians of Lancaster
Call: (717) 283-4608
Tami Shea, Au.D.
Tami joined the OPL Hearing Center in 2010. She is a gradutate from Penn State and received her (read more)
Duncan-Nulph Hearing Associates
Call: (717) 516-7024
Kristin Duncan, Au.D.
Dr. Kristen Duncan has over 12 years of clinical audiology experience. She earned her Doctoral in (read more)
A & E Audiology - Lititz
Call: (888) 875-3485
Kamal Elliot, AuD, FAAA, MA
Licensed doctor of audiology Kamal Elliot has been helping people hear better since 1994. Dr. (read more)
Buckbee Hearing Aid Center
Call: (717) 207-9814
Keith Buckbee, HIS
Keith Buckbee is the owner of Buckbee Hearing Aids. He grew up in the hearing care business and (read more)
Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery Group
Call: (717) 412-1443
Lynn Fickes, MS, CCC-A
Audiologist Lynn Fickes is excited to be part of the ENT Surgery Group team and provide a (read more)
Associated Otolaryngologists of Pennsylvania - Camp Hill
Call: (717) 910-4005
Sara Barron, Au.D., CCC-A, FAAA
Sara Barron has worked as an audiologist for over 25 years, taking some time off to raise her three (read more)
Associated Otolaryngologists of Pennsylvania - Hershey
Call: (717) 312-4852
Sara Barron, Au.D., CCC-A, FAAA
Sara Barron has worked as an audiologist for over 25 years, taking some time off to raise her three (read more)
University of Maryland
Call: (410) 698-6164
Nicole Nguyen, AuD, CCC-A
Dr. Nguyen is the Director of Audiology. She earned her Doctor of Audiology degree from the (read more)
Melnick, Moffitt & Mesaros ENT Associates
Call: (717) 769-1209
Sharon Hughes, M.S., CCC-A
Sharon has 16 years experience in the ENT field and has been with Melnick, Moffitt & Mesaros ENT (read more)
The Good Samaritan Hospital
Call: (717) 769-4925
Carla Pielmeier, Au.D.
Dr. Carla Pielmeier earned her doctorate in Audiology and has over 20 years of Audiology (read more)
Hearing And Ear Care
Call: (717) 769-4784
Linda Gonya-Hartman, AuD
Linda earned her Master's degree in audiology from The Ohio State University and her (read more)
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The NFL's Era of Guaranteed Contracts Begins
The NFL's recent mega-contracts signed by the likes of Calvin Johnson and Joe Flacco make one thing clear. Guaranteed money is here to stay. The Packers will certainly follow the trend.
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Tramon Williams Starts Idiotic Feud with Seattle's Secondary
Green Bay Packers cornerback Tramon Williams is calling himself Optimus Prime in advance of his meeting with Megatron. Problem is, that's already been done.
Nov 15th
Good News: Aaron Rodgers Will Avoid Madden Curse
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will avoid the Madden curse. Rodgers lost to Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson in the final four of fan voting for the Madden 13 cover. Here's a recap of the curse.
Apr 18th
The Disappearing NFL Middle Class
Thanks to the new collective bargaining agreement, the NFL's middle class is disappearing. We take a look at the Green Bay Packers roster and present the evidence.
Apr 2nd
Clusterfuck Update 3/14: Wells In Tennessee, Browns In On Flynn
The madness continues! Day two of free agency is just as stupid as day one, if not more so. We've got some news on the Green Bay Packers free agents, along with the important moves from around the league. Hey, the Minnesota Vikings killed it today.
Mar 14th
Rodgers, Woodson Named To All-Pro Team
The Green Bay Packers put two players on the NFL All-Pro team — Aaron Rodgers and Charles Woodson. At least one of the results is a little surprising, though. Here's the breakdown.
Jan 6th
Around The League: Week 10 Review
After hemming and hawing a while, we decided to take a look around the NFL to see who the top teams are, who's in the MVP conversation and who makes absolutely no sense. Here's what we came up with.
Nov 16th
Around The League: Week Eight Review
A look around the league at the midway point of the season. Here's the weekly WTF, top 10 teams, and those players who are #winning and #losing. Guess who's on top.
Nov 2nd
Detroit Lions Now Relevant
We warned you this day was coming. The Detroit Lions, long the bottom feeder of the NFL, are suddenly relevant. No, it isn't because they reeled off four victories to close the season. It isn't because they have Pro Bowlers like Calvin Johnson and Ndamukong Suh.
Apr 20th
Midseason Awards: Total Packers Edition
We gave you the midseason awards: other people's edition yesterday and we also told you what we thought about midseason awards. The best word to summarize would be this one: indifference. However, we promised you our midseason awards at some point, and here they are. The difference between our midseason awards and other people's are […]
Nov 5th
Packers Not Impressive In Win Over Lions
The Green Bay Packers got a win on Sunday, but their 28-26 victory over the Detroit Lions left a lot to be desired. The 0-4 Lions racked up more than 400 yards of offense in Lambeau Field and quarterback Shaun Hill threw for 331 yards and two touchdowns, largely on the strength of short passes […]
Oct 4th
Detroit Lions: Young, Dumb And Full Of…
Delusion. What? Where did you think I was going with that? There aren't many people who will argue that the Detroit Lions won't be improved in 2010. Hell, these guys won two games last season, so there's not much room to get worse. Still, you have to like the way this team is going if […]
Jun 16th
Five Reasons Not To Be Excited About The Green Bay Packers
The Green Bay Packers have won three straight games after an embarrassing loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers almost derailed their season. The Packers sit at 7-4, in prime position for a wild card berth. There are a lot of things to like about the team, right now. But we're pessimists and therefore, we can't […]
Nov 28th
Just Like Old Times, Packers Beat Lions
Or maybe just like last time. The Green Bay Packers beat the Detroit Lions 34-12, in a game reminiscent of the last time the two teams met in October. The game wasn't really in doubt at any point, but the Packers hardly looked dominant against an opponent that was clearly overmatched. That was less due […]
Nov 26th
Predictions: Packers vs. Lions
Monty: The Detroit Lions once again demonstrated how bad their defense is in their victory over the Cleveland Browns last week. The Lions allowed Brady Quinn to throw for 304 yards and four touchdowns in that game. Quinn previously had thrown three touchdowns – in his career. In other words, the Green Bay Packers will […]
Nov 25th
Johnson, Stafford May Miss Green Bay Game
Any chance the Detroit Lions had to mount a challenge against the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving Day flew out the window with Monday's news that QB Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Calvin Johnson will likely miss the game due to injuries. Stafford separated his left shoulder on the second-to-last play in Detroit's win over […]
Nov 24th
Packers Drub Lions, But Look Ugly Doing It
Kudos to the Green Bay Packers for taking it to the lowly Matt Stafford- and Calvin Johnson-less (and later, Daunte Culpepper-less) Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field on Sunday. The 26-0 shutout keeps the Packers' home winning streak against the Lions alive at 19 games and gives the team a much-needed boost coming off their bye […]
Oct 18th
Lions Stafford, Johnson Doubtful for Sunday
Well, I told you the Green Bay Packers were about to get healthy. Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and stud wide receiver Calvin Johnson both missed practice again on Friday. This was the second day Stafford has missed practice this week. Johnson hasn't practiced at all. Both players are battling knee injuries and are unlikely […]
Oct 16th
Bet Big: Lions May Be Without Stafford, Johnson on Sunday
If you're a betting man or woman, now might be the time to consider placing a large wager on the Green Bay Packers in their contest with the Detroit Lions, this Sunday. As of today, it seems probable that the Lions could be without their two biggest offensive weapons when they face the Packers. Neither […]
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Photos: Six Arkansas Razorbacks that Texas A&M Aggies fans should know for Saturday's game
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Knile Davis, RB: After a spectacular sophomore season (when he rushed for 1,322 yards on 204 carries), Davis missed all of last year with a knee injury, and his return this season was supposed to spark the Arkansas offense to be even more explosive than in was in 2011. So far? No such luck. Davis has yet to crack the 4.0 yards-per-carry mark in any one of the Hogs' four games, and he's only racked up 208 yards and a pair of TDs on 64 carries. Whether it's a residual effect from the injury or just a lack of holes, Davis hasn't looked like his old explosive self in 2012. Still, he'll get the lion's share of the carries for the Hogs, so he's a man A&M must account for.
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Georgia and Arkansas may have programs that are heading in opposite directions, but there's one aspect of the game where they share a common ground.
The Bulldogs and Razorbacks are a little red-faced about their red zone problems.
The fourth-ranked Bulldogs' productivity inside their opponents' 20-yard line has received its share of attention this season, and Arkansas let two excellent first-half scoring opportunities get away last Saturday in a loss to Auburn.
Within the SEC, neither team has an abysmal average. That distinction belongs to Ole Miss (2-4, 0-3 SEC), which has converted only 8 of 16 red zone chances (50 percent) for four touchdowns and four field goals.
Georgia is fifth at 82.1 percent, and Arkansas is sixth at 80 percent.
Auburn is the SEC's best inside the red zone, converting 28 of 30 (93.3 percent) opportunities into points, with 22 touchdowns and six field goals.
In their 28 trips to the red zone, the Bulldogs have scored 14 touchdowns and made 9 of 10 field goal attempts; Arkansas has been in scoring position 25 times, scoring 15 touchdowns and making 5 of 6 field goal tries.
"You always want to score a touchdown in the red zone when you get there," Georgia coach Mark Richt said. "When you don't score, you feel like you've failed - but not to the point where I'm going for it on fourth down no matter what. Field goals are important. Three points are very important. You certainly want to have seven as compared to three, but the good news is we've been in the red zone a bunch. If you kick field goals and you score enough to win, that's fine."
In last Saturday's 34-17 win over Vanderbilt, the Bulldogs were much more effective inside the 20, scoring five times on a 9-yard run by Kregg Lumpkin, a field goal by Brandon Coutu and touchdown passes from D.J. Shockley to Brannan Southerland (10 yards), Mohamed Massaquoi (6 yards) and Bryan McClendon (18 yards).
And the Razorbacks also displayed moments of proficiency against Auburn. Darren McFadden scored on runs of 5 and 17 yards and kicker Chris Balseiro nailed a 19-yard field goal.
But when it comes to reviewing opportunities lost, missing out on the red zone sweepstakes can take its toll.
"It doesn't surprise me; it upsets me," said Georgia tight end Martrez Milner of his team's red zone average. "I know what type of offense we have and the kind of athletes we have. It upsets me, but I know if we keep working hard, it will be fine."
Said Arkansas center Kyle Roper: "We have little things we need to pick up on, and once we do that, it shouldn't be much of a problem. Coach (Houston) Nutt says it takes 11 to play offense, so everybody's got to do what they're supposed to do. It's not one thing we've got to worry about - it's never the same thing twice. There's not one thing we have to correct because we're continually messing up on it."
While Richt expressed some limited dissatisfaction with the situation, he was quick to point out the tenor of a game changes a great deal when an offense gets in proximity to the end zone.
"It's frustrating but it hasn't doomed us yet, this year anyway," he said. "There aren't that many teams lighting it up in the red zone. You watch NFL games every week, and everybody has trouble scoring down there. The field shrinks; you know the safeties are on the line of scrimmage. It's not as easy to move the ball down there. Everybody's got problems in the red zone."
Added Milner: "It's harder because once you get in the red zone and close to their goal line, most defenses play a whole lot harder and they're more aggressive. That means we need to be more aggressive. At times I feel we slack off, but we'll be able to pick it up."
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Dates Announced for Google IO 2012
The annual developer conference will attract hordes of Android faithful come next April.
Amazon Outlines App Development for Kindle Fire
At some point over the last week or so, Amazon posted a few common development question as it pertains to the new Kindle Fire. Will Android developers need to do
Google Preps Android Developers for ICS
The official Android Developers blog has given us our first glimpse into how Android apps will operate when scaled across both phone and tablet displays and running Ice Cream Sandwich.
New Screen Compatibility Modes Coming to "Near-Future Release of Honeycomb
The Android developers blog has a post up today which should be considered good news to owners of large screen tablets. According to the team, a new version of Honeycomb
HTC Appeals to Developers with HTCdev and OpenSense SDK
In an effort to attract developers and interest around their Sense UI, HTC unveiled the OpenSense SDK and an accompanying website, HTCdev.com. The hope here is that developers utilize their
Doom Creator Not Planning on Android Anytime Soon
ID software Co-Founder John Carmack says his company will continue to focus on iOS games because they see the Android platform as "not as profitable". Texas base ID software, the
What Android Licensing Means for Developers [Guest Post]
The following is a guest post from Mahshad Koohgoli, CEO of Protecode, Inc. a Canadian-based provider of open source license management solutions. Koohgoli holds several patents in the computer and communications
Google Enhances Android Developer Dashboard with Expanded Stats
Developers can drill down deep into individual application statistics to see exactly which phones and versions of Android are using their apps.
HTC Releases New, Updated Source Codes for Multiple Handsets
Modders and hackers can download the source code for various HTC phones, including the recent Inspire 4G.
Rumor: In-App Purchases to Happen "Early March at Latest"
Whispers of the Android Market allowing purchases within applications have been circulating for quite some time, even in official circles. Giving developers a way to further make money off of
Coding Green Robots: Internet Television Show by Android Developers, For Android Developers
Alright so you've finally heard enough about this Android thing and decided to look into developing your killer app. Or maybe you've done some tinkering before but just don't know how to take things up a notch. What do you do? We'll tell you. Check out Coding Green Robots, the new internet television show aimed at all levels of Android development.
Paid Apps that Pay Off: $150,000 in a Month
We all know the Android Market's bad rap: developers make money on paid apps. Rovio said so. Larva Labs said so. Even Google said so recently, saying that the number of paid app purchases are not increasing as they should with the increases in use of Android in general. So it must be true, right? Developers trying to make a buck on Android should just monetize with ads?
Well, maybe not. Certainly, it's worth pointing out that there are counter-examples to the conventional wisdom, examples of developers whose paid apps have generated a decent chunk of revenue. This series of posts will look at a few examples, including one developer who brought in more than $150,000 in revenue in less than a month from a single app.
Change in URL Structure is Latest Sign of Web-Based Android Market
The long, grueling wait for a fully functional web-based Android Market may be just about over. We've been asking for one since the Market launched back in 2008, but it wasn't until Vic Gundotra got on stage at 2010's Google I/O that we saw what was in store for us. Given all the recent changes, it looks as if the new desktop client is upon us.
Developers Troubled with New Android Market, Too
It seems that users aren't the only folks having issues with the newly updated Android Market. We reported earlier about one of our readers who ran into problems with his
Zedge Discovery Network Launches, Aimed at Independent App Developers
Zedge has officially opened the doors up to their Discovery Network, which aims to level the playing field for independent Android developers. With over 30 million unique visitors a month, they have learned what it is that users are looking for in their smart phones. Taking everything they know into consideration, they decided they could help put the best stuff in front of these users.


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Is Obamacare the GOP's White Whale?
By Howard Gleckman :: September 17th, 2013
"The White Whale swam before him as the monomaniac incarnation of all those malicious agencies which some deep men feel eating in them…All that most maddens and torments; all that stirs up in the lee of things;…all that cracks the sinews and cakes the brain; all evil…visibly personified …and made practically assailable in Moby Dick" […]
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Do Low-Income Taxpayers Cheat?
By Howard Gleckman :: July 18th, 2013
My blog last Tuesday on overblown concerns about people falsely claiming subsides under the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges generated a lot of response. Much focused on my assertion that the income tax system operates remarkably well as a largely voluntary program. Their retort: I naively misjudged the willingness of low-income people to cheat. In […]
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Will Obamacare Delays Encourage Health Exchange Cheating?
By Howard Gleckman :: July 16th, 2013
The latest flap over the implementation of the Affordable Care Act involves the ability of the IRS to verify the income people use to calculate their health exchange subsidy. While critics of Obamacare warn darkly that this will cause massive cheating, it appears that there is much less to the matter of delayed income verification […]
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Will the Slowdown in Health Cost Growth Change the Budget Debate?
By Howard Gleckman :: May 9th, 2013
Upon these three facts everyone agrees: 1) After a long period of explosive increases, health cost growth has slowed markedly in recent years. 2) A share of the slowdown is partially, but not entirely, due to the recent economic slump. 3) If future medical costs continue to grow at their current low rate the federal […]
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Will Enough People Enroll in Obamacare?
By Howard Gleckman :: July 5th, 2012
Earlier this week, I concluded that the Affordable Care Act's tax on those who do not have health insurance will be both modest and difficult for the IRS to collect. But will it be enough to encourage people to buy coverage? If not, healthy people may opt out until they get sick, a decision that […]
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Obamacare's Uninsured Tax is a Mouse
By Howard Gleckman :: July 3rd, 2012
The Affordable Care Act's tax on those who choose not to buy health insurance was the linchpin of the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the law's constitutionality. But in reality, the tax (nee penalty) is a mouse. The tax itself is modest, at least to start. It will affect relatively few people. And it will be […]
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The Supreme Court Says the Health Care Mandate is a Constitutional Tax
By Howard Gleckman :: June 28th, 2012
In its long-awaited decision on the Affordable Care Act, the Supreme Court has ruled that Congress can require people to either have health insurance or pay a tax if they don't. Because the High Court found that the penalty for not having coverage is a tax and not a fee or a banana, it […]
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Romney and Obama: Big Speeches, Little Vision
By Howard Gleckman :: June 14th, 2012
Yesterday, Mitt Romney laid out what his campaign said was his vision for health reform. Today, he followed that up with a talk on economic policy. And President Obama delivered a speech that his campaign promoted as a framework for economic policy. Sadly, while men both included plenty of criticism of the other guy, neither told […]
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Will the 2010 Health Law Cut the Deficit or Add to It?
By Howard Gleckman :: April 10th, 2012
In a new study, Chuck Blahous, who is a public trustee for Medicare and Social Security, concludes that the 2010 health law will add at least $340 billion to the federal deficit from 2012-2021. This is contrary to the official estimates by the Congressional Budget Office, which initially figured the Affordable Care Act would reduce the […]
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There is No Health Care Tax on Most Home Sales. Really.
By Howard Gleckman :: April 2nd, 2012
It is the unfounded rumor that never dies: You will have to pay a 3.8 percent federal health care tax on the sale of your house. For all but a handful of taxpayers, this is not true. It is wrong. It is urban myth. It is the revenue equivalent of death panels or the Halliburton […]
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How to renew your Azure Rights Management subscription
Topic Last Modified: 2014-09-24
As part of the Exchange Hosted Encryption (EHE) upgrade, you'll receive a subscription to Microsoft Azure Rights Management (Azure RMS), which ends with your existing EHE agreement. When your subscription expires, you must renew your subscription of Azure RMS to continue to use Office 365 Message Encryption.
Azure RMS can be renewed in the following ways:
Through eligible programs, including Enterprise Agreement. Azure RMS can be purchased as a standalone subscription or as part of an Enterprise CAL (ECAL) or Exchange Enterprise CAL (EECAL) with Services subscription. To renew your new Azure RMS subscription in this manner, contact a Microsoft Advisor partner or authorized representative who'll guide you through the process. After you've purchased your renewal, follow the steps in Activate your Azure Rights Management subscription with volume licensing.
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Ruth Anderson, PhD, MSN, MA, RN, FAAN, Virginia Stone Professor of Nursing and co-director of the ADAPT Center, and Diane Holditch-Davis, PhD, RN, FAAN, Marcus E. Hobbs Distinguished Professor of Nursing and associate dean for Research Affairs, are two of 19 honorees who will be inducted into the Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) 2015 Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame.
Ruth Anderson, Chip Bailey, Bei Wu, Kirsten Corazzini, Ellie McConnell and Sharron Docherty have a paper entitled "Adaptive Leadership framework for chronic illness: Framing a research agenda" that has been published in Advances in Nursing Science. This paper will appear in the Focused issue on "Models of Care for the Future."
Ruth Anderson, Michael Cary and Beth Merwin co-authored an article entitled "Performance-based outcomes of inpatient rehabilitation facilities treating hip fracture patients in the United States" that has been published in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Ruth Anderson published a paper entitled "Manifestations and implications of uncertainty for improving healthcare systems: an analysis of observational and interventional studies grounded in complexity science" in Implementation Science.
PhD student Yuting Song published a paper in collaboration with her mentors Ruth Anderson, Kirsten Corazzini and Bei Wu entitled "Staff characteristics and care in Chinese nursing homes: A systematic Literature review" in the International Journal of Nursing Sciences.
The National League for Nursing recently published "A Vision for Recognition of the Role of Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses in Advancing the Nation's Health," which extensively draws upon the work of a research team led by Faculty PI Kirsten Corazzini on a study funded by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. The works cited are:
Ruth Anderson presented two workshops on grant writing to P30 collaborators, PhD students and post-doctoral fellows at Emory University School of Nursing's P30 Center for Neurocognitive Studies (CNS). The P30 CNS and Duke's Adapt Center P30 have had sustained collaborations since their inceptions in 2012.
Ruth Anderson and Kirsten Corazzini have published an article entitled "Adaptive leadership and person-centered care: A new approach to solving problems" in the September/October 2014 issue of the North Carolina Medical Journal.
Ruth Anderson, Mark Toles, PhD'11, Kirsten Corazzini and Cathleen Colón-Emeric co-authored a manuscript titled "Local interaction strategies and capacity for better care in nursing homes: a multiple case study" that has been published in BMC Health Services Research.


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Gerzof Richard talks to Fox25 about President Obama's Twitter hashtag
Marketing Communication faculty member David Gerzof Richard talks to Fox25 about President Obama's newly created Twitter hashtag, #my2k.
Pelton to be recognized for his leadership by Color Magazine
President Lee Pelton is among seven organizations and individuals selected to be honored at Color Magazine's 5th Annual All-Inclusive Awards.
Alumnus Barbato's HBO documentary featured in The New York Times
A new documentary co-directed by Randy Barbato '82, showcasing the lives of Vogue fashion editors, was featured in The New York Times.
Edelstein's new book featured in Waltham and Miami publications
Communication Studies Scholar-in-Residence Cathryn Cushner Edelstein's new book, Excuse Me, Can You Repeat That? was recently featured in the Waltham News Tribune.
Pelton applauds Governor's immigration plan in the Boston Globe
President Pelton shows support for Governor Patrick's plan to extend in-state tuition to illegal immigrants who qualify for a work permit.
Bario included in Hollywood Reporter's Most Powerful Women in Entertainment
Holly Bario '89, co-president of production for DreamWorks Studios, was named one of The Hollywood Reporter's 100 Most Powerful Women in Entertainment for 2011.
Ploughshares Solos in San Francisco Chronicle and AnnArbor.com
Ploughshares Solos featured in San Francisco Chronicle and AnnArbor.com.
Salvatoriello wins Director's Guild Student Filmmaker Award
Salvatoriello wins Director's Guild Student Filmmaker Award
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on any given night i can take video of hundreds of them flying in my living room, i think they are pollen or dust..
I have a picture of a solid orb that materialized in my living room too..want to see that one
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Package with contents worth $300 was stolen between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM off my front porch Friday the 4th. Empty box was later found in nearby 300 gallon alley trash receptacle.
Category Archive: Package theft
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Mar 02
Mail stolen
A medium sized USPS priority envelope was mailed to me with tracking number. Tracking number states envelope was delivered 2/13/15 but I had no mail that day when I got home. Postal worker also remembers delivering the envelope. Unfortunately it had something valuable in it (I didn't know it was being sent otherwise I would …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.cyberblockwatch.com/2015/03/mail-stolen/
Feb 07
Package stolen
I was expecting a package (nothing over $50). UPS indicates it was deliver at 9:30am. When I got home at 7:00pm, there was no package. I have brick walls to my open porch which conceals packages most of the time.
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Jan 14
Package stolen
Package from Pottery Barn/William Sonoma stolen. Presumably delivered to front (side) porch in the morning when we received heavy snow. No evidence of package or any suspicious footsteps.
Permanent link to this article: http://www.cyberblockwatch.com/2015/01/package-stolen-7/
Dec 26
2 pkgs. found
found 2 bags. Verizen was torn apart and boxes empty. A Droid and something else. The other was from TigerTree and still contained MOMA stacking blocks, 3 Cubebots, and 2 keychain flashlights. The receipts were still in both bags. The police came and picked them up Tues. 1:30, so you should be able to recover …
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Dec 26
Christmas packages taken from porch
FEDEX left a package at 9;30 and UPS left one at 10;30. when I got home at 4pm they where not out there. FedEx said they left a tag on the door but it was gone to. There was about $200.00 of stuff. So from now on I will pay the extra to have them signed for. …
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Dec 21
Package of Christmas presents stolen from porch
UPS delivered a package of Christmas presents and left it on our front porch at 3:57 PM on December 16, 2014. My neighbors came outside approximately half an hour later and there was no package on the porch. We suspect someone was following the UPS truck. The box included approximately $800.00 worth of Christmas presents. …
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Dec 18
Found Stolen Package
Box of samples for physician found outside my gate. Appears to have been opened and left – nothing appears to be taken. Address label isn't readable, but packing slip inside provides the address. I will deliver there this morning. Just a reminder to not have packages left on your front porch/doorway!
Permanent link to this article: http://www.cyberblockwatch.com/2014/12/found-stolen-package/
Dec 15
Package Stolen
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Dec 13
Found new shoes in box
Found a shoe box with new shoes in the street, if you had a box of shoes stolen (ladies) they appear to be brand new and for a holiday party. Please let me know in comment section. I thought it was trash in the street and started to pitch it. There was a police …
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Dec 12
Package Stolen
empty box to a photo book from snapfish was on my porch and the photobook that I created for a christmas gift was gone.
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Sep 04
Package Stolen
Package was delivered by UPS at approximately 1:00 pm. No one was at home so package was left at front door. A neighbor found the empty packaging down the street with my name and address, and brought it to me at approximately 6:00 pm. A police report was filed. Both UPS and the Postal Service …
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Jul 14
Package stolen
I was gone from about 3pm to 10:30 pm yesterday and at some point during my absence a package delivered by UPS was stolen off my front porch. Using tracking number I can see that it was actually delivered at 3:30pm. UPS must have ignored the engraved metal sign on my front door that clearly …
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Feb 13
Parcel opened
Came home and found a package delivered by USPS was open and packing material pulled out. Contents still there. Apparently theif doesn't "craft." Have him on tape. Police came and looked at tape. Since he didn't steal contents there's not much to do. Will have my packages shipped elsewhere. Very brazen. Don't know how to …
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Utilization of natural resources?
As human civilization has progressed, man's dependence on natural resources has grown tremendously. Earlier, man used these resources to support his life, but today he utilize…s them to meet all his comforts. Today, we are completely dependent on these resources for various social and developmental activities............... (MORE)
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What are some natural resources in Louisiana?
Louisiana has several types of natural resources. A few of the natural resources in the state are salt, sulfur, forests, natural gas, and oil.
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What are natural resources?
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From natural beauty to modern museums, Georgia offers many things to do. Many of these activities include fun and education opportunities for your children. Make your children…'s trip to Georgia full of self-discovery and creativity, and experience Georgia's attractions for kids.Watch your children's amazement as whales, jellyfish, tropical fish and more float by at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, Ga. The Georgia Aquarium is home to thousands of sea inhabitants. Interact with dolphins, sea otters and whales during special a session with professional animal trainers. Learn about the fragile ecosystem in the oceans as your children participate in games and activities throughout the aquarium.Let your children run wild with imagination at The Children's Museum of Atlanta. Children of all ages find exciting and educational activities. Explore your children's creativity by letting them paint on the walls or build with blocks. Travel throughout the United States without leaving Atlanta in an exhibit that lets your children explore the features of cities across the nation. Venture into the forest to learn about the animals living in the woods. Play musical instruments, and pretend to operate a mechanical crane.Teach your children about biodiversity at Zoo Atlanta. Zoo Atlanta features animals and plants across a wide range of habitats. Watch tree frogs jump and pandas eat. Experience various activities for children throughout the zoo while learning about worldwide conservation efforts to protect many of the animals at the zoo. Watch the nature shows to get your chance to see some of these animals in action.The Chattahoochee Nature Center is the gateway to learning at the Chattahoochee River in Roswell, Ga. Learn about the area's environment, and then experience it first hand through canoe programs and nature hikes. Educational tours bring you and your children close to owls, butterflies, beavers and more. Miles of trails take you through the wildlife of rural Georgia, while gardens teach you and your children about local plant life. Stop by the natural play area, setup as a village using only natural building items, to let your children enjoy the freedom of play and creativity.These are some of Georgia's attractions for kids, which are both fun and educational. Let your children explore the outdoors, meet new creatures and learn practical applications of science. Boost your children's creativity and imagination with a family-friendly trip to Georgia.Children love the sheer size of the Georgia Aquarium. The world's largest aquarium, it houses more than 100,000 water animals in more than 10 million gallons of water. (MORE)
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A child support calculator is a helpful tool designed to show noncustodial parents how much they are likely to pay in monthly child support. They require a minimal amount of i…nformation and take only a few minutes to complete. If you expect to pay child support in Georgia in the near future, use a Georgia child support calculator to start budgeting.There are child support calculators located on the websites of law firms, nonprofit organizations and government offices. All of them follow the same basic formula and format, but the most dependable calculation is available from the Georgia Child Support Commission. Child support laws vary by state, so make sure to use one that applies to Georgia.The information you are required to provide varies depending on your circumstances. Generally, however, you must report your total monthly income, the cost of child care, the cost of health insurance and the amounts of any previous child support orders. These costs are based on monthly amounts. You also report how many children are involved in the decision. You are required to answer all questions honestly.The total that the Georgia child support calculator delivers to you after all your information is entered is not legally binding. The calculator is meant to be a reference, but it is ultimately up to the courts to evaluate your case and determine a final child support amount. The best calculators are based on state law, but do not make any major financial decisions until the court informs you of your official obligation.If you expect to pay child support, a child support calculator is just one of many tools to use to prepare yourself. Take the time to familiarize yourself with the law. Read articles about managing the financial burden. Speak to a lawyer about your rights and the rights of the custodial parent. If you know what to expect before the payments start, the financial strain is easier to manage.A Georgia child support calculator is a helpful tool to get you through a difficult time. It is never easy to provide financial assistance to a child you do not see as often as you would like, but it is vitally important for that child to have everything she needs. Treat the obligation seriously, and do what is right for your child.The Georgia Division of Child Support Services provides written resources to aid in better educating parents on child support laws and obligations in the state. These include the Child Support Handbook, a text that is accessible through the agency's website. Using these resources, together with the child support calculator, works to better your overall understanding of how a child support obligation impacts your life. (MORE)
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Many Georgia spas are worth a lengthy visit. There are few places other than a spa where you can enjoy so many rich sensory experiences and feel so welcomed. The high-end, lux…urious Georgia spas will greet you with excellent treatments, most of them based on natural products, countless smiles and, often, an incredible location that might include a pool, a fitness center or a wonderful restaurant. The trick to feeling spoiled and relaxed for a full day is to choose the right spa. You want to choose the kind that gives you everything for a moderate investment in your health and of your money.With plenty of special offers, excellent facilities, and some top licensed therapists in the area, the Heavenly Spa at the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa is one of the best in the county. It has been named "Top Resort Spa" for two years in a row. Heavenly Spa even offers excellent dining capabilities.At The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation, the Ritz-Carlton Spa delivers five-star service. Everything is immaculate, starting from the setting and ending with the skills of the therapists and the therapeutic products used by the staff. On a sunny day, do not forget to try the infinity pool.Elegant and special, Forbes Five-Star Spa at Sea Island and Fitness Center offers service at a personal level. It is part of a charming hotel, and you will bathe in luxury. The facility is spread over 65,000 square feet and includes a state-of-the-art fitness center with indoor pools, cycling classes, and excellent personal training. A number of spa packages are available.You will feel like royalty at The Spa at Chateau Elan, located at the Chateau Elan Winery & Resort in Braselton. The spa welcomes you with fragrant eucalyptus aromas and indulges your senses all day long. Each guest will benefit from a refreshing treatment in a beautiful setting. It has special programs for couples that are worth checking out.Located just outside of Atlanta in Adairsville, the Spa at Barnsley Gardens Resort is an award-winning spa that offers a quiet, luxurious setting where you can enjoy special skin treatments, excellent pools, enchanting massages, or a relaxing foot reflexology session. This is one of the best Georgia spas, but it has the advantage of being reasonably priced.Choosing the right Georgia spas in order to spend one of the best days of the year with a decent investment is not an easy task. Every spa offers more than 10 different services, and they can rarely be tried all at once. Most people go for massages, facials, and a long session at the sauna, but you might be more interested in skin care, trying the latest fitness technologies or the indoor and outdoor pools. If you are going with your spouse ask about special couple's packages, and choose a resort where you can stay for the night. Spas are created to fit every need, so do not be afraid to ask for special treatments if you are prepared to pay for them.Check if the spa you have chosen has certified therapists. This will ensure that the spa treatments will be performed by therapists with medical knowledge and excellent skills. (MORE)
What are Georgia's main resources?
some of Georgia's resources are: rice, indigo, peaches, water, and wood like timber and lumber.
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A natural resource is a material that comes from the Earth and in its raw or "natural" state is of value for one reason or another. A natural resource is not man made and is a…lready on the Earth. Some examples of natural resources would be oil, timber, and water, as well as a variety of minerals, metals and ores like salt, coal, and metals like gold, iron, aluminum. Water in a high lake is a natural resource. Even living things and materials like grasslands, forests, herds of animals, flocks of birds, and schools of fish can be considered natural resources. And if you guessed that wind and sunlight are natural resources, you'd be correct. If you want to go with the definition of the way the United States Geological Survey, go for it. The USGS suggests that our nation's natural resources include minerals, energy, land, water and living things (biota). Natural resources are the things that Earth provides us that we can use, but which must be managed to maintain their viability. A general divisor of the natural resources is into renewable and non-renewable forms. The term natural resources probably originated with E.F. Schumacher as he used it in his book Small is Beautiful, which came out in 1973. A link can be found below to allow the curious investigator to learn more. A source that comes naturally from nature/wildlife. (MORE)
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By companies and governments pushing to make recycling compulsory the materials then collected can be used with only small amount of the original raw materials to make the pro…duct again. i.e. Glass recycled can be melted down with small amounts of fresh silica etc to make more glass. The raw materials are then save. Its estimated that 80% of raw materials can be saved if recycled materials were introduced in to the production system (MORE)


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The screen I used is an "Ex-Audio", It is a cheapo eBay screen from HongKong. Came packaged from China and all manuals are chinese and japanese. Who needs manuals anyways?!
I too am a cheapo.
Basically there are only 2 screens for car use. Lilliput which is the cheap "walmart brand" and Xenarc which is the high quality. Xenarc is supposedly better quality and brighter. I like my Ex-Audio screen. It is a rebranded lilliput. So are TVView, and Super. Both lilliputs. Anything that is not a Xenarc, is a lilliput. The new lilliput design with the buttons on the side is exactly liek my Ex-Audio. With the side buttons, it is almost an exact fit for double din and I had no major modifications to my dash to jam it in there. I have had a few problems with it (Search for Ex-Audio and ye shall find).
1din motorized units will fail. Even a high priced one will fail. It is just a matter of when. So if going that route buy locally (North America only) so that repairs don't hav eyou ship a screen back to hongkong which both ways including customs will cost you more than buying a new screen.


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Buyers and Sellers are equally advantaged. Homes sell at approximately the same rate at which they are listed. Homes will often sell at the asking price.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $65,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have increased by 3% over the past 3 months. This is 13% higher than the state average of $1,215 and 100% higher than the country average of $0.
The average home price in 27529 is $229,949, which is 40.4% higher than the average sold price in 27529 ($163,750) . The average home price per square foot in 27529 is $96 and about 2% of all homes in 27529 sold in the last 6 months. For 27529 home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 14,465 property records or search our 336 recently sold or 346 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in 27529 are only a part of the 3,535,451 properties and 133,450 homes for sale in North Carolina. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of 27529 also influence the average home price $149,900 and average sale price $179,000 of North Carolina. Listing counts, 27529 home prices and home values in 27529 are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.


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University of Wisconsin senior forward Brianna Decker was named as one of the 10 finalists for 2013 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, USA Hockey announced.
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Many college students turn their interests in other parts of campus life into careers. And so it was with John Slaughter, who studied English at Northwestern in Chicago, but frequented the film department. Over time, he honed his photography skills, and after returning from a trip to Guatemala, he looked for a new place to live in his home state of Louisiana.
His wife found a teaching job in Grand Coteau and Slaughter began both a photography practice and a job at the Opelousas Daily World. In 1983, he and his wife opened the Kitchen Shop in Grand Coteau, then Catahoula's Restaurant, known for its vibrant, oversized photos of Catahoula dogs.
Slaughter has published a photographic tribute to the town he calls home titled "Grand Coteau" (UL Press), with photos of the historic town spanning 35 years (1977-2012). The book spotlights historic structures, such as St. Charles Jesuit College and St. Charles Borromeo Church. The book also features the restoration of homes, street scenes, barnstormers, porch cats, barn billboards, fields and countryside and a host of the town's residents.
Patrice Melnick, who owns Casa Azul in Grand Coteau and organizer of the annual literary Festival of Words, has written the introduction and captions to the photos. She interviewed many of the people spotlighted in the book, providing fascinating insights into one of Louisiana's jewels.
A book release party and a presentation by Slaughter, who will discuss his vision and process as a photographer, will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday at Catahoula's Restaurant, 234 Martin Luther King Drive, in Grand Coteau. Special guests will share oral narratives about Grand Coteau and there will be light refreshments and books available for sale. For information, call Melnick at (337) 662-1032 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gaines Award
The Baton Rouge Area Foundation has named Stephanie Powell Watts winner of the 2012 Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence for her novel "We Are Taking Only What We Need."
The award will be presented to Watts on Jan. 18, 2013, at the Manship Theatre in Baton Rouge. The ceremony starts at 6:30 p.m., followed by a reception. Both events are free and open to the public, though seating is limited and reservations are required for this cocktail-attire event; contact Jessica Boone at email@example.com or (225) 387-6126.
The Gaines Award includes a $10,000 cash prize and honors outstanding work from rising African-American authors while recognizing Gaines' contribution to the literary world.
Published by BkMk Press, "We Are Taking Only What We Need" is a collection of short stories chronicling the lives of African-Americans in rural North Carolina. The book is Watts' first and was named a finalist for the Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award, the John Gardner Fiction Award, the USA Book News Award and the ForeWord Reviews Award.
Watts is a faculty member at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte and a Ph.D. from the University of Missouri.
Judges for the 2012 Gaines Award were Thomas Beller, award-winning author and professor of creative writing at Tulane University; Anthony Grooms, an author and creative writing professor at Kennesaw State University; Phillip Lopate, author and recipient of a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship, two National Endowment for the Arts grants and two New York Foundation for the Arts grants; Francine Prose, author of more than 20 books, including "Blue Angel," a nominee for the 2000 National Book Award; and Patricia Towers, former features editor for O: The Oprah Magazine and a founding editor of Vanity Fair magazine.
Dupré sale
The Friends of Dupré Library Annual Book Sale will be Nov. 8 through Nov. 10 on the first floor of the Edith Garland Dupré Library, 400 E. St. Mary Blvd., on the UL-Lafayette campus. Hardcover books will be sold for $1 and paperbacks 50 cents. The sale also includes LPs and other recordings, priced at $1 for singles and $2 for sets.
The book sale will be 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Nov. 8 and 9, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10. Friends of the Library and UL faculty and staff are invited to a preview from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 7.
For more information, call 482-6677.
New releases
Roger Carpenter, associate professor of history at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, recently published "American Indian History Day by Day: A Reference Guide to Events." The book lists historical events in American Indian history, and the day that each event occurred.
"The Mi'kmaq Anthology Volume 2: In Celebration of the Life of Rita Joe," edited by Theresa Meuse, Lesley Choyce and Julia Swan, has been published by Pottersfield Press of Nova Scotia. The Mi'kmaq Native Americans inhabited Nova Scotia and other parts of the Canadian Maritimes, and came in contact with the Acadians.
"The Delta Queen Cookbook: The History and Recipes of the Legendary Steamboat" by Cynthia Lejeune Nobles, published by LSU Press, features 125 recipes prepared by the steamboat's former chefs during their tenures onboard.
Ernestine Triplett, a native of Larose and now resident of Breaux Bridge, has published a memoir titled "Story of a Broken Handmaiden," set within the communities of southeast Louisiana. The book is available as an ebook.
Angela Quezada Bertone of Ponchatoula, a speaker and leader of spiritual retreats for women, has published a spiritual self-help book titled "Good Morning Sunshine." The book is available on her web site www.angelabertone.com, most online bookstores and at the Sonlife Christian Bookstore in Hammond.
Book events
Cookbook author Marcelle Bienvenu will sign copies of her new "True Blood" cookbook from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. today at the Garden District Bookstore in New Orleans.
Katherine Soniat will read from and sign her sixth collection of poetry, "A Raft, A Boat, A Bridge," at 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the University of New Orleans Sandbar in New Orleans. This event is free and open to the public.
Soniat's "The Swing Girl," published by LSU Press, was selected as Best Collection of 2011 by the Poetry Council of North Carolina and "A Shared Life" won the Iowa Poetry Prize. Her work has appeared recently in Women's Review of Books, Hotel Amerika, and Crazyhorse. Soniat teaches in the Great Smokies Writers Program at UNC-Asheville.
Last week, I mentioned Peggy Sweeney-McDonald's new book, "Meanwhile, Back at Café du Monde." Sweeney-McDonald and local contributor Chef Jay Ducote will be appearing from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday at the Kitchenary at Heymann's, 456 Heymann Blvd. in the Oil Center of Lafayette.
Michael Allen Zell will sign copies of "Errata" from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, followed by a reading and signing from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Faubourg Marigny Bookshop in New Orleans.
Ron Thibodeaux will sign "Hell or High Water: How Cajun Fortitude Withstood Hurricanes Rita and Ike" at 3 p.m. Nov. 4, at the main Terrebonne Parish Library.
Cheré Coen is the author of "Exploring Cajun Country: A Historic Guide to Acadiana" and co-author of "Magic's in the Bag: Creating Spellbinding Gris Gris Bags and Sachets." She teaches writing at UL-Lafayette's Continuing Education. Write her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Posted by Bryan Fischer
CBS College Sports analyst Tom Lemming breaks down signing day results from the Pac-12.
More Recruiting Coverage can be found here at CBSSports.com
Posted on: February 2, 2011 11:09 pm
Video: The Pac-12 Surprises On Signing Day
Posted by Bryan Fischer
CBS College Sports analyst Tom Lemming breaks down signing day results from the Pac-12.
More Recruiting Coverage can be found here at CBSSports.com
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, Colorado, Kevin McReynolds, Oregon, Pac 12, Pac 12 Signing Day, Stanford, Tom Lemming, UCLA, USC, Utah, Video, Washington
Posted on: February 2, 2011 9:31 pm
Edited on: February 2, 2011 10:29 pm
Big Ten Signing Day: Winners/Losers
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Overview: Overall it was a pretty good recruiting season for the Big Ten. There weren't a whole lot of shocking decisions on National Signing Day, though both Ohio State and Iowa were able to pick up some key members of their 2011 class.
Ohio State - Ohio State generally leads the Big Ten in recruiting every season, and 2011's class doesn't seem to be any different. While the Buckeyes had a strong class coming into Wednesday's festivities, getting Curtis Grant to commit during the day put this class over the edge. Grant joins what should be a strong class on defense, where the Buckeyes will look to replace Cam Heyward with guys like Kenny Hayes, Chase Farris and Steve Miller in a few years. Of course, Jim Tressel didn't concentrate solely on defense, as the Bucks picked up quarterback Braxton Miller as the possible successor to Terrelle Pryor in 2012.
Iowa - The Hawkeyes and Kirk Ferentz never seem to put together a jaw-dropping class, yet every year they tend to find themselves ranked in the top 25 classes. This year is no different, as MaxPreps has Iowa at 17, and the Hawkeyes signed 23 players. The final player was DT Darian Cooper, who chose Iowa on Wednesday, and comes from the same school Iowa landed RB Marcus Coker from last season. Kirk Ferentz generally doesn't go for flash as much as he finds players he can mold and fit into his system at Iowa, but you should expect to grow more familiar with names like Rodney Coe, Ray Hamilton, Austin Blythe and Jordan Walsh in the next few seasons.
Nebraska - Welcome to the Big Ten, Nebraska. The Cornhuskers had a good class coming into National Signing Day, but added the crown jewel on Wednesday with running back Aaron Green. Green combined with all the beef Bo Pelini is bringing in on the offensive and defensive lines should have his team ready for its new home. Of course, the wild card in all of this is quarterback Bubba Starling. He's the type of player that could make this a great class, but a lot of people seem convinced that Starling will never play a down in Lincoln, as he's expected to be a first round draft pick in the MLB draft this summer.
Penn State - There are plenty of talented players coming to Happy Valley next season. Defensive ends Deion Barnes, Shawn Oakman and QB/DB Bill Belton are strong, athletic players. The problem with Penn State's class this season is its just not up to snuff for Penn State. A 16-member class just isn't what the Nittany Lions are accustomed to, and you really have to wonder how much longer Penn State can afford to stand by Joe Paterno. When two of your best recruiters, Larry Johnson Sr and Tom Bradley, are spending time looking for new jobs instead of working recruits -- which may have cost Penn State Ishaq Williams -- then things need to be fixed. This may be Joe Paterno's last Signing Day at Penn State.
Michigan - Don't get me wrong, Michigan has a nice class. A class that got even better on Wednesday with tight end Chris Barnett, but I'm putting them in the losers section based on what this class could have been. The Wolverines lost a lot of talent after firing Rich Rodriguez, and Brady Hoke just didn't have a chance to keep guys like Dee Hart in Ann Arbor. As a result, a potentially great class can only be considered solid at this point.
Purdue - Listen, nobody was expecting Danny Hope and Purdue to blow the doors off of this class, but while they put together a nice class, it's certainly not the type that will help propel Purdue up from the bottom half of the Big Ten. Plus, anytime you're a school that needs as many athletes as it can get, getting banned from a high school in Florida is probably the worst thing you can do.
More Recruiting Coverage can be found here at CBSSports.com
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Aaron Green, Austin Blythe, Big Ten National Signing Day, Bill Belton, Bo Pelini, Bob Bradley, Brady Hoke, Braxton Miller, Bubba Starling, Cam Heyward, Chase Farris, Chris Barnett, Curtis Grant, Danny Hope, Darian Cooper, Dee Hart, Deion Barnes, Iowa, Ishaq Williams, Jim Tressel, Joe Paterno, Jordan Walsh, Kenny Hayes, Kirk Ferentz, Larry Johnson Sr, Marcus Coker, Michigan, National Signing Day, National Signing Day 2011, Nebraska, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Ray Hamilton, Rich Rodriguez, Rodney Coe, Shawn Oakman, Steve Miller, Terrelle Pryor, Video
Posted on: February 2, 2011 9:06 pm
Video: Lemming on non-BCS conference schools
Posted by Bryan Fischer
CBS College Sports analyst Tom Lemming takes an in-depth look at non-BCS conference programs' signing classes. Did college football's underdogs like Boise State and TCU manage to grab some of the top recruits in the country?
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Boise State, Non-AQ Signing Day, TCU, Tom Lemming, Video
Posted on: February 2, 2011 2:53 pm
Video: Brady Hoke discusses Michigan recruiting
Posted by Bryan Fischer
New Michigan Head Coach Brady Hoke joined the CBS Sports National Signing Day Show to discuss the challenges of recruiting in the short amount of time he's had since being hired. CBS Analyst Tom Lemming and, yes, former Michigan Head Coach Rich Rodriguez discuss the challenges of recruiting and what Hoke hopes to do with the Wolverine's incoming class.
More National Signing Day Coverage on CBSSports.com
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Big Ten Signing Day, Brady Hoke, Michigan, Rich Rodriguez, Video
Posted on: February 1, 2011 1:59 pm
Video: Highlights of some 2011 stars
Posted by Tom Fornelli
While signing day is less than 24 hours away, we're all still a few months from having the chance to see college football's newest players on a football field. So for now, we'll have to do with highlights from their high school careers. Here are some of the top guys from the class of 2011, featuring Jadeveon Clowney, James Wilder and Kiehl Frazier just to name a few.
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The Majestic Grille
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901-522-8555 | Make Restaurant Reservations | Menu
OpenLunch & Dinner daily, Brunch Sat.-Sun.
- Dress code: Casual
- Entertainment: Occasional films
- Full bar
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- Wheelchair accessible
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The Majestic Grille Restaurant Review: Beginning in 1913, the Majestic No. 1 showed silent films for three decades. Today, the historic building houses an upscale restaurant, but owners Deni and Patrick Reilly have kept the film legacy alive. They retained the Majestic name and left the projection area intact. They even occasionally screen classic movies for patrons. Food tends toward dressed-up versions of comfort classics. There's lemon grilled chicken, a bacon-blue cheese burger, and cheese ravioli with goat cheese, spinach and sun-dried tomatoes. Steaks are aged 21 days and served with butter and garlic mashed potatoes or fries. Majestic's dessert shots --- tiny servings of Key lime pie, tiramisu and carrot cake, served in shot glasses --- are locally famous. The wine list is decent with a good number of wines offered by the glass. The cocktail menu is heavy on vintage selections dating back to the early 1900s. Located a block away from the historic Orpheum Theatre, where touring Broadway shows are always playing, The Majestic offers a special pre-theater menu for show-goers.
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InterContinental Sydney
Set your alarm 30 minutes early and take a walk through the Royal Botanic Gardens. It's a breathtaking way to start the day and you'll feel not only refreshed, but also like a true Sydneysider. For the best vantage point in Sydney, head towards the Opera House and enter the Gardens through the Queen Elizabeth II Gate. Follow the waterfront path along Farm Cove to Mrs Macquaries Chair where you'll experience a spectacular view of the city. Did you know that this historic chair was carved out of a rock ledge for Governor Lachlan Macquarie's wife, Elizabeth, who used to come here to enjoy the panoramic views of the harbour.
Take a 30-minute flight aboard a seaplane and head due north over some phenomenal scenery - including Sydney Heads, Manly Beach and the spectacular northern beaches. You land at Cottage Point, to be met on arrival and seated at one of the locals' best kept secret; The Cottage Point Inn. There you'll enjoy a lunch of modern Australian cuisine while relaxing and taking in the exquisite views, you may even have the opportunity to hand feed a friendly local bird called the Kookaburra.
Head to the award-winning Aria Restaurant for a pre theatre dinner. Whilst sipping cocktails and enjoying the sunset, while reminiscing about the day's highlights. The concierge at InterContinental Sydney has secured tickets on your behalf to the evening's performance at the Sydney Opera House. If stamina allows, stop off at the Opera Bar afterwards for a nightcap before retiring to the hotel and a peaceful night of slumber.


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Inc.com has a good list of blogging links including blogging tools and 'how to' guides.
Blogging Resources – Inc.com
The rise of Micropayments
Clickz has an interesting study into the rise of micropayments which might be of interest to some bloggers. My experience of blogging is that its hard to get much in the way of big payments in one's income stream but that one way forward that many of us are exploring is to generate many small payments which all add up to something more substantial. If you could get each person who visits your site to pay (whether directly or via advertising) a few cents – over time it would add up. Micropayments in my opinion could be the way of the future and are a particularly relevant topic for ProBloggers. The article reads:
'A study of 1,112 Americans aged 12 and older, conducted by Peppercoin and Ipsos-Reid, found 17 percent of survey respondents saying they'd use a non-cash form of payment (credit, debit or charge card) for purchases under $5. That percentage, according to the pollster, equates to some 37 million Americans.
The survey also found more than 14 million Americans made digital content purchases in the past year for less than $2. That represents a 350 percent increase over the previous year (2003 — 4 million; 2004 — 14 million). Of the 14 million people who purchased items costing under $2, approximately 1.4 million consumers purchased such items from five or more Web sites.
"In the physical world, we were surprised to see how much value and benefit consumers realize from using credit cards. They want to use them for their everyday purchases," Perry Solomon, VP of strategy and co-founder of Peppercoin, told ClickZ Stats. "Specifically, they want to use them for the everyday purchases that they make many times a month, such as for coffee, fast food, vending and parking. This shows that consumers feel comfortable with the speed, convenience and security of electronic payments."' Read more.
A day in the life of a Search Engine Optimiser
SEO Scoop has written up a day in the life of a search optimiser which gives some hints into what those SEO types do with their time. Its actually got some remarkably similar features to what my daily rhythm can look like as a blogger and will give you some food for thought if you're interested in finding tools to bump up the search engine referrals to your blog.
It also might depress the hell out of you :-)
URL info – Analyze and Improve your Blog
URL info is one of the most useful tools for probloggers that I've recently stumbled upon.
It may not look overly sexy when you first surf into it but this simple page has 107 useful tools for you to analyze and improve your site. They describe it as follows:
URLinfo is a tool for handling web pages: finding information about it, translating it, finding related pages, etc. To use it, type a URL (web page address) into the box in the top frame. Then choose a tab (such as General or Cache), and click on the name of the specific tool you wish to use. The Translate and Search tabs require a bit more, but should be self-explanatory. Click on the [info] link at the end of any tab for details about it.
Some of the tools are more useful than others – but overall I think you'll find plenty of information there to help you improve your blogging. Its a definite bookmarkable link!
Beer Blog
The Brew Site is an interesting commercial blog focused upon Beer (sounds like my kind of blog!). They are basing their income stream at this stage around Adsense. I've done a little research into beer keywords and the ads should pay reasonably well and the topic is one which should attract a fair amount of visitors. There are probably a few other income streams that they could add into the mix to add a few dollars a day to the mix.
The design is clean and professional, the content genuinely helpful and the concept is great – I'll be interested to see how they progress.
Blogs for Lawyers
Feedmelegal> has a good post on how blogs can be useful for lawyers.
'How can lawyers benefit from the use of weblogs? Feedmelegal does not intend to repeat at length what has been written by others, but to summarise and to an extent build on the insightful thinking that has already emerged, as follows:
· given their ease of use, and in conjunction with webfeeds which drive new content into the global blogosphere, blogs enable lawyers to carve a visible niche for themselves in their chosen areas of expertise or specialism (how many lawyers out there are experts or specialised in particular fields but do not market the fact, properly or at all?);
· they can be used for multiple marketing purposes and the sharing of knowledge, from an individual lawyer's blog, to a practice or industry group blog, to a firm blog;'
Read more at Weblogs: A Primer for Lawyers>
Blogging for Dollars – CFO Magazine – October Issue 2004 – CFO.com
It seems that articles about how executives are blogging are appearing every day now – here is another one – Blogging for Dollars
'Once the domain of the disgruntled and demented, Web logs are being embraced by business executive…
In an earlier time, say 2000, managers at Microsoft didn't appear to be such big fans of blogs. Actually, few corporate executives were. Back then, the personal Web pages gave a free and open voice to customers and ex-employees — too often, irate customers and disgruntled ex-employees. In some cases, corporations went to court to try to get business-bashing bloggers to cease and desist….
Things have changed. Blogs, once the domain of the malcontent, have gone mainstream, thanks in large part to the thousands of Web logs dedicated to celebrities and defunct TV shows ("Buffy" bloggers, you know who you are). In the process, business leaders have come to value what they once feared about Web logs: these online diaries provide an easy way to reach a large audience. Venture capitalists, for example, now use Web logs to uncover inventors and entrepreneurs with promising new ideas. Corporate directors, including those at enterprise resource planning giant SAP, have launched blogs to help them better communicate with stakeholders. And managers at some companies, including Sun Microsystems, use blogs (among other approaches) to talk to employees and let employees talk to one another.' Read more at Blogging for Dollars
Study: Growth in Worldwide Ad Spend Led by Internet
Online expenditure on Advertising is expected to continue to rise according to this report:
'U.K.-based media research firm ZenithOptimedia expects the growth of Internet ad expenditures to outpace other media worldwide, while advertiser confidence holds steady.
According to ZenithOptimedia's quarterly global ad forecast, over the next two years, newspapers, magazines, radio and outdoor advertising are expected to lose about 0.1 percent of share each, while cinema will hold steady. Meanwhile, TV will gain 0.1 percent of share while the Internet adds 0.5 percent, according to the forecast.
Internet advertising has accounted for 3.5 percent of display advertising revenue this year, compared with 3.2 percent in 2003. ZenithOptimedia expects it to account for 3.7 percent in 2005 and 4.0 percent in 2006. By contrast, television leads other media in 2004 with a 37.6 percent share, followed by newspapers with 29.9 percent, magazines with 13.5 percent, radio with 8.8 percent, and outdoor with 5.3 percent. Global Internet advertising leads only cinema, which holds a 0.4 percent share.'
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Study: Growth in Worldwide Ad Spend Led by Internet
This is yet another pointer to the fact that blogs are positioned nicely to be an income earner – the big challenge is to find advertising tools that help turn potential advertisers in the direction of Bloggers as well as more established web sites.
Google Page Rank Update
There is a lot of talk around the web at the moment about Google's current page ranking update. You may have already noticed your blog's page rank change – most of my blogs are pretty stable although I've noticed one of the new ones has gone up from 2 to 6 which was a nice surprise.
Much of the discussion in forums has been by worried bloggers and webmasters whose page rank has decreased and therefore are losing substantial traffic. Dropping down a ranking can mean the difference between a top ten result on Google and a top 100 result.
Jim Hedger is writing over at WebProNews about the page rank change with Google and writes:
' Most webmasters will remember last year's Florida Update which turned Google's rankings upside down for about eight weeks. That eight week period caused a great deal of turmoil for SEOs, small businesses and web masters. The Florida Update was introduced on November 15, just six weeks before Christmas and at the start of the most important season for retailers. If Google does update it's algorithm in the next few weeks, another sudden round of "placement dislocation" may occur thus frustrating online retailers desperate for online Christmas sales. While it is impossible to predict such an update with 100% accuracy, there are a number of simple steps webmasters and SEOs can take to protect their clients in the case of a major update.'


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Weak insults scream 'I'm a graceless dork'
Dear Carolyn • At church or other public functions, my ex-boyfriend comes up and greets my friends with kisses and hugs, when I am standing right there. He gives me a nod. This causes me no end of grief. My question is about my friends' behavior. I think out of loyalty to me, they should not allow him to greet them so effusively or else, he should greet me with more than a nod. I spoke to my one friend about it, and she said she would "try to remember," but I don't think that's good enough.
Dear Frustrated • "No end of grief"? That's almost as funny as what your ex is doing. Yes, funny. When someone does such a clumsy, obvious job of insulting you, it's actually a backhanded compliment. He's trying to deliver a scathing put-down, right? But the message he's actually sending is this: "I am a graceless dork." As put-downs go, he's brandishing a crayon scribble as if it's the Mona Lisa. You have a range of appropriate responses, all of which will serve their purpose as long as you treat his behavior as the crayon scribble it is. A pointed, "Hello, Ralph," would do it. Or a gently teasing, "Really?" No appropriate response, by the way, involves trying to control your friends. Cut that out.
Dear Carolyn • My first marriage ended 15 years ago. It lasted eight years and did not end well. While we were married, she and I did a lot of world traveling and took many photos of our travels. I have since remarried and my wife and I just celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary. The old photos from my world travels are in a box in the garage. Included are photos of relatives and friends who have since passed away. Should I take a day and rummage through the photos to see the ones I want to keep or should I just throw the entire box away? It will be painful and emotional either way.
Dear M. • I can't imagine throwing away photos of deceased loved ones just because I didn't want to feel bad for a day. It's like abandoning priceless archaeological relics because I don't want dirt under my nails.
Carolyn Hax's column runs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.


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A link to a previous thread of mine that several of you folks replied to:
Century on a Mtn Bike?
And now say hello to my new bike. A Giant OCR Composite 3. It came in Friday with our shipment we were expecting, and I took it for a first ride this morning. Did a hair over 50 miles. I thought I would be a bit sore because I am used to only my mtn bike. I have never owned nor ridden a road bike. But I feel fine. I feel GREAT actually. I am so happy with it. Such a comfortable bike, and oh wow... to have that added speed without the effort.. heaven. And I guess it's the female in me, but I think it's gorgeous. My boyfriend surprised me on Friday with a new seat for it. A Selle Italia. LOVE IT. I'm enclosing a couple photos and a link to the bike's info.
I do admit that I am still rather ignorant on so many things when it comes to bikes, and so I am still learning. I do hope this will be a good first road bike for me. I am lucky to have a guy that lives and breathes them and helped me choose this. We had our grand opening for the bike shop yesterday, it went over wonderfully, and we are hopeful that it will flourish.
I do plan on getting in that century in September. My last goal of the season.


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